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HABRAEL DE FEhlEI 81 G0's
AUCTIONEERS.
"a. DB PERIET-JoHN G. M0NRosR)
OGlce and salesroom, No. so Royal street.
THE OLDEST AUCTION FIRM IN THIS CITY.
We beg to tender our sincere thanks to our nu.
merous friends and the public in general for the
long and continued patronage which they have 30
literally bestowed upon us.
Referring to the above, and appreciating the con.
fidence reposed in us, we will continue as hereto
fore the Auction and all other business in QUE line
confded to our care, and promise due diligence and
We are prepared to undertake all Auction and
Real Estate business, either Of city or country
property. Succession, syndic, Bankrupt, UndeR-
writers, Furniture in and outdoor Gales, Produce
in store, warehouse, on shipboard, or in bond,
stocks, etc. g. Tx FfRIET,
ocl I'm JOHN G. MoNROsB.
BUILDERS AND HARDWARBMBN ATTENTION.
HARDWARBt HARDWAREi HARDWARE!
At No. 159 Old Levee street, betH Jefferson and
st, Peter streets.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.
Second District Court for he Perish of Orleans
No. IS, 7S9
DY G.. DE FERRET & CO-JOHN g. NOM
- rose, Auctioneer-Ofiee aud salesrOoms No. 50
Royal street. MONDAY, October %, 1872 and the
following days at ten o'clock A. Ri will be sold ut
public auction by virtue of order from the Bon.
L. Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second District Court
for the parish OF Orleans, dated October H. 1877,
for account of said succession-
2 THE ENTIRE CONTENTS or THE LARGE AND
WELL STOCKED HARDWARE STORB. No 159 Old
Levee street, between ST. Peter and Jefferson
streets, and consisting of general assortment Of
builders and ship chambers hardware, English
cutlery, files and fine tools, butchers knives, fish
hooks, drivers, chisels, chIsel handles, tRu
Gets. screws squares, rules jennings, cocks and
swell bits and centre bits, saw sets, plyers, oil
Stones farriefs' cigar makers ard palette knives,
compassee, calpers, ship augurs. plane irons,
tacks, nails, French pots, scales. Spear Jackson
and Dsston saws, etc.
She1yings counters, desks, gas fixtures, signs,
etc.
Catalogues may be had a. the auctioneers' Office.
Terms-Cssh in United States treasury notes.
oc15 10 26+
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DHOTOGRAPHs OF ALI SIZES AM
4 ALL KINDS.


DHOTOGRAPHS OF ALL SIZES AND
Z ALL KINDS
I am now making by my new light which
have built expressly to meet the great improve
ments daily made in photographing.
Copying old daguerreotypes and photographs
JOHN +. CLARK,
oel3 No. 10I Canal street. near Charities
FE'o CAPITALISTS and PROPERTY
HOLDERS.
The undersigned being the specially authorized
agents of the owners of the continuation of the
Magazine street railroad call the attention of CAPT
talists and property holders generally, and
especially of property in Jefferson City and
Carroliton, to the opening of subscription lists to
the balance of the capital stock of the New Or
leans and Carrollton Magazine Street Railroad
Company. Plans of the road can be seen and full
particulars obtained by applying to
No. Al Exchange alley, or to
Notary Public and United States Commissioner,
No. 90 Camp street. aus del
A LABAnIA LIME, CEMENT, PIAsTEH.
In store and tor sale
$500 barrels fresh Shelby Alabama, LIME.
1000 barrels fresh Louisville CEMENT.
500 barrels Rosenda)e CEMENT.
500 barrels fresh W. r. Browns NeWburgh
PLASTER,
By SAMUEL JAMESON, Sole Agent
aus 3m No. SO Carordelet street.
people BUYING WINDOW SHADES
Il complete, and put up for So, that took the
highest premiums at the last Louisiana State Fair
1872, over all competition. The SOUTHERN
SHADES have no rollers, springs, pulleys
catches, or brackets consequently impossible to
get out of order. Shades made any size to order
Awnings and wire screens to order, Orders from
city OF country filed with dispatch Address or
call on the SOUTHERN WINDOW SHADE MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY, No. 1863 Poydras street
between ct. Charles and Carondelef streets New
Orleans. N. B.-Country agents wanted Right to
manufacture for sale. iy2l Nv
A RETAIL. '..:::::::;.-.::AT RETAIL.
Sugar-cured Hams at 10 cents; best al l2J6 cents
10000 pounds best Sugar cured Hams at l2% cente
per pound.
10000 pounds Green and Smoked Shoulders at |
cents.
Also, 500 Mcclellan Saddles at s4 so each.
For sale at s. B. CHURCHIBDS,
No. 40 Magazine street.
Between EatChez and Gravier streets;
apple ly Under st. James Hotel. |
@SM AND $50 - WILCOX & GIBBS |
GDOU SEWING MACHINE, always in order |
and ready to sew, to run by hand or foot |
Recommended by the medical faculty as the only |
one lit for delicate ladies to use on account of iM
1ghtness. First class machines of all kinds art |
offered for sale. The New Domestic Sewing ma |
chine Is made on an entirely new principle. |
large assortment of ladies ready made suits 81. !
ways OF hand, of all colors and styles, manufEE |
tured on onr celebrated sewing machines.
del6 ly NJ. s. HEDRTCK. No. l03 Canal street |
FENHE LOUISIANA PORTABLE RAIL
WAY COMPANY
H4RsoS DoAEE, JoHE H. TELL
President. Secretary
Manufacturers and Contractors,
Office No, 81 Caropdelet street
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Directors.

MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Canal Street..............IO4
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The eboye statement is aCorrect transcript from
the books of the New Orleans Mutual Insurance
Association,
&C. CAyARoC, President.
&fRoRez LANNgx, Secretary.
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INSURANCE.
yaIaD QUARTERLY sFATEMRNT.

In conformity with their charter, the New Or
leans Mutual Insurance Association publish the
following statement of their affairs for the third
nnsrter ending Sentember 30. lsT2s
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SPLENDID RESIDENCE CORNER OF WASHINGTON.
AVBNUB AND CHESTNUT STREET.
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES HENRY Rs1Av4.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS, 535.
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SrAFR OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City of New Orleans. s
Sworn to and subscribed before me this fourth
day OF October, 1872.
G. LBGARDBUR, Notary Public.
At special meeting of the Board of Directors,
held this day, it was resolved in conformity with
article seven of the charter to collect forthwith
from stockholders an assessment Of fifty per
cent on the net earned premiums of the third
quarter of 1872, subject to assessment, amount
ing to S134,298 40; and it further resolved to
pay to stockholders, on demand, quarterly in
terest of two and a half per cent on the al pnt
capital paid in.
C. CAvAR0C President.
GEORGE LAHAUx, Secretary.
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By Mash & Hodgson.
COTTON FLOATS. MULES, HORSES. WITHOUT
RESERVE, AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF ALEXANDER poRTRoUg,


Second District Court for the Parish Of orieans-
No. IS 403
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C!REsCRNT MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
gWEETY!THIRD ANIMAL STATEMENT.

$'WEFTY, THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT
FHw ORLEANS, May IS, 1872,
The Trustees, in conformity to the charter, sub
NIT hhe following statement of the affairs of the
company on the thirtieth of April, 1874
Fire premiums for the SI94 O69 "A
aar1ne premiums for the year. 81 $50 81
h1yer premiums for the year ...,,..... 1873 299 IS
Total. ............. 4439 TIA a.
Earned premiums, less reinsurance and
return premiums. 1856, 153 IS
RT0S PRohbs'' S79,823 81
The company has assets to the amount of
ST22, l29 q.
The Board Of Trustees resolved to pay interest at
SIX PER CENT CASH on all the outstanding GER
TlF1CATBS OF SCRIP, to the legal holders there
OF on and after the second Monday in June next.
They have also declared SCRIP DIVIDEND OF
THIRTY-THRBB AND ONE-THIRD PER CENT or
the earned premiums entitled to participate for the
year 8nding April 80, 1872. for which certificates
will be issued on and after the frst Monday in Au
gust next, free of government tax.
THOMAS a ADAMS, President
HENRY v OGDEN Secretary.
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ec0pd District coart for the parish OF Orleans
No. 1921.
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LETTER FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

History of the Fair Case-The First and
Last TEfaIs-IndignatiOn at the YER
dict-Mrs. Fair Coming to New Orleans.
Especial Correspondence OF the Republican,
1oTa
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

% SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Thcre were sold
ut auction on "Wednesday evening eighty
lots in the plan of "Buck HILL" adjoining
Manchester. These lots were each 32 feet
front by 1j7 feet deep, and sold for about
$2.25 per front foot. The aggregated sale
amounted to Sj,S61 so. The gentleman for
whom this property was sold purchased it
about one month ago, and nearly doubled
his Investment. This says Il great deal for
Manchester and the enterprise Of her citi-
zcus. Business in Zeal estate is generally
very active. She is destined to become Il
large city, ...... 90. 4,
The flour mill and lumLcr-house known rs
the +" Manchester; Mills owned by. Dunlop,
Moncure & Co., were sold ut auction yes
terday for $G2 200. ..r,.,ss ..4.
John A. CerSley, a wcll-known citizen o.
Manchester, while returning last evening
about sundoWn from Il iish-iy with num-
Der of Others, was thrown from q two
wheeled jumper, ut the head of Hull street,
and had bis left hip broken in, two places.
DR.. A. Monteiro was summoned to attend
the injured man, who was conveyed to bis
home in carriage. -.r.sl,.-s.l, j., ....,
PENCIL NOTES.-THE Board of Trustees
| meet toni Int. ". as"" ''.'t ~! 's,s
| The Conservatives hold their meeting to-
| night at the courthouse. 'fS ''+
The "dog-catchers" Of the town could do
good business in caging the Worthless ours
| that infest the streets. ..,,., ...,..;, ;
The river is low and very clear. H..
There was a "fish-fry" yesterday at War
wick. Nothing political ,t.f-f.;..
No arrests yesterday. '.-.,.-......., :
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f the whole country that tile fntiafp bounty
0fthc Government should be exte,isied 60 ;ht
soldiers and suiiors Of the late war; that the
american doctrine Of naturalization should
be maintained that the franking privilege
should be abolished and postage redaced; !;
that the relations Of labor and earitai should
De recognized and protected, tfstthe pub
lilo credit must he preserved: !: and that specie
payments should be resumed. s.
The resolutions also maintain. that t}.e
claim for woman's suffrage should he treated
with respectful consideration. 'Fhaaainesty
lctfon OF Congress Is approved; also itsaflti-
kukiux legislation. The rights reserved 20
the States must, I've respected.
Finally, confidence is expressed IN the
modest patriotism, earnest purposes. sound
Judgment, and practical wistlonf OF u. s.
Grant. , tss F.f}.sssss 81 iyst .ss
WILSON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SINE DIE.
). After the adoption of the plafsonn ths
nominations for Vice President were con-
tinued. Virginia nominated John +. Lewis.
A coiored delegate from Texas ssominateG
E.J. Davis. s,f.s4sssists aaa ~ "a
The roll of States being called, Tile vote rs-
suited as follows: Wilson, 33665a 33665a Colfay,
32la. Virginia changed to wilson, which
gave nun Tue nOninallQn. So
The States voted as follows: Alabama,
Colfax, 7;Wiison, u. Ark,nlsss. w iason,
II. California, Wilson, 12. Connecticut,
Colfax, 6; Wilson, g.. Delaware, Colflx, G..
Florida, ColfaX, 8; Wilson, O.. Georgis, Col
fax, 4; Wilson, 18. Illinois, Colsax, 1T,,3
Wilson, %. Indiana, CoIfax, 80. Iowa, Col
fax, 8; Wilson, 10. Kansas, Wilson, 10.
Kentucky CelEiS, 90; WisseBss4 4.rJI assisiana,
ColfaX, II; Wilson, 5. Maine, .Coltax, 10:
Wilson, 4. Maryland, Coliax, 1G Massa-
chusetts, Wilson, 26. Michigan, Colfhx, %
Minnesota. Coifax,s 10. Mississippi. Colfax.
Il; Wilson, II; Horace Maynard, H.
Missouri, Colfax, =; Wilson, 81; Haw-l
ley, /. Nebraska, Colfax.4; Wilson, 81
Nevada, Wilson, 6. New Hampshire, vii
son, 10. New Jeney, Colf,x, Is. New York, !!
ColfaX, So; Wilson, 16; Neyes, 1. North
Carolina, Wilson, 20. Ohio, ColflX, IA :.
Wilson, 30.. Oregon, Colfax, 6. Pennsyls
sylyania, Wilson, 50. Rhode Island. Colfax.
s. South Carolina, ColfaX, s.; Wilson, g.,
Tennessee, Maynard, 24. Texas, E. j. Da-
Wis, 16; Colfax, 10. Virginia, John Il. Lewis.
22. West Virginia, Colfay, 10. Wisconsin,
ColfaX, 8, Wilson, 10. Arizona, ColEaX, q
Colorado, ColElx, /; Wilson, l. Dacotah, !
Colflx, u; Wilson, !. District Of Columbia,
Colfax, 9 idaho, Colfax,2 .. Montana, Coli
fax, 2. New Mexico, Wilson, 2. Utah, Coll
fax, 2. Washington, Colfax, 2. Wyoming,
ColfaN, I; Wilson, /. Total, Colfax, s2la !;
Wilson, 364a.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
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THE HUMAN ROOF AND IT'S sTH4TcHrSG.-Ifth the
man deserves wen Of his country Tsho makes two
blades OF grass grow where oHly one grew before.
surely he who produces glorious crop of hair on
comparatively barren scalp deserves the hearty
thanks Of 'e obliged party. All honor therefore to
Professor E..T. Lyon, for Internationally his re-
nowncd Kahairon accomplishes this object Gem
tlelnen whose wiskers are shy of making their ap-
pcarance in force, the Hhresof whose moustaches
disclose those ':mugniiicent distances" for which
Washington city was once 80 famous, win find this
iair-persuadcr the most wonderful encourager OF
nbrous development that has ever yet been invented
Both sexes advised to use It, by al Odds The
hest article for improving the growth and beauty Of
the hair, keeping It free frnln scurf and tandruf
preventing II from becoming harsh. dry, and gray
giving II rich gloss ard endowng 1t with fexibili-
ty, that toilet chemistry has ever evolved from the
vegetable kiugdOm.
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Tnr CASE or COLLECTOR J0nN W. TALLEY.
The attention of the Ilcnrico County Court
WAS occupied during the entire DAY ycster-
day in getting jury 10 try the case OF Col
hector John W. IaIey. -Four motions were
made by the counsel for defence, Judge
Crtnnp. Messrs. Holla,i.y, White Il Holla-
day, and MIR. George ID. Wise, all of which
were ovcrru!cd by the court. and four bills
OF exception filed thereto. Mr.. Atkinson,
commonwealth attorney, appears for the
prosecution. At 4 O'Clock in the afternoon II
jury was obtained, composed Of the follow
ing gentlemen William Frank, George n.
Flick, ID. B. Jordon, Banks Wade, ). b.
Stewalr. Thomas Whiteford, John McCalis-
ter, L. =. Ilodgson, Il. S. Murton, }. b.
Blair, Robert FalrT, and Thomas W. Fus-
sell. The jury was sworn and given in
charge of tn" sheriff, and the witnesses dis
charged until this morning ut ! O'Clock, at
which time il is expected that they will be
promptly in attendance. The court was then
adjourned until this morning.
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&.rsD srHrAY->cH0oL MEETING -rhe
comu.iI;rc &rlnintcd lmdcra resolution of Il
meeting li,Id at Broad-Strcct Methodist
cli,urh on Tuesday evening Inst have agreed
upon The following topics for the conSidcra.
lion u! ll.r meeting to be held ut the same
rii,p, on Tuesday evening next:
|. Thr aiyiSlb:iity OF forming Union or
...ujHIiau ul officers Hnd teachers OF the Sab
bath schools ui al! denominations in This city,
wilma ,icw I'll periodical conferences touch
in~ "l!r work.
> How To keep the older scholars in tl.c
Sabbath school. Would not the important
end hr greatly flirihcrrd. and the best in
lyr,',:> OF our work be Greatly promoted,
Is ~" formation Of adult classes in our
schools:
.; l. il practicable to sustain I weekly
mrr.ing Of the teachers Of each school for
PRAYER uId study of the lesson:
!. l. The Reward Systcm," rs generally
understood and prtcticcd, promotirc of The
best interests or sabbath schools? How
should it Ir regulated:
). The idyisaDlity of eNactin@ pledges oi
fidelity from Sihhath-School tuachrrS--t'. o.,
pledges OF rc!:ulrr aud psmctual attendance
on sabbath. OF the providing of substitutes
ami ul visiting scholars who may he absent
"II two successive SahbalhS.
S!IpcriatcndrntS OF Sunday schools are re-
t,Ir>tcd IL read This notice to their schools
un Sahbatl! morning nryt, aud ash the al
tendance Of officers and teachers.
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JOB PRiNTING.-We 1aIl the Attention OF ,ner-
chants. clerks of courts. sheriHs lawyers, railroad
steamship md canal officers and agents, and all others
having orders for printing. to the facilities offered at
the DISraltu PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds Of JoB
PRINTING. We r.tn furnish at short n0tirr Cards
Bl-IIt:,l>. ietter-Ness Programmes. Ball Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets Tags, Iand-BllIs, Catalogues,
Bills OF Fare. Show-lillls. Checks. Drafts. &C., &C.,
sc. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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MARSHALL. WARD GREELEY CLuB.-At u
meeting held at Registers tobacco factory, on
Twenty.fifth street, lust night, Captain j. J..
English presiding, the Marshall Ward Gree
ley Club was organized, with the following
officers:
President. W. P. NJ. Kellam; First Vice
President, j. j. English ! Second Viee-Pre-
sidcnt, james Hays; Third Vice-President,
:. J. Tucker; Secretary, W C. Elam !;
Treasurer, j. F.. Bossienx. Executive Com.
mittee.: J. j. Cannon, F.. L. Moore, Thomas
z. West, A. r. Woodson, D. c. Richardson,
Daniel Higgins, John Romer, Robert Kerse
W. Z. Simons. Thomas O'Connor. Sergeant
alarms, X. b. Cradd0ck., l+,5 a.. -,
A committee was appointed to draft rules
and regulations for the Club, and the presi-
dent was instructed to invite oil tthe.citizcns
OF MARSHALL Ward to attend the next meeting
Of the Club and enroll their Names
Adjourned to meet at same place next
Tuesday night at 8 O'Clock. ~ ,f-a .
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-The area Of cloudy
weather and rain north of the Ohio VALLEY
will extend eastward over the northern por-
tion Of the Middle Sthes tonight, and pos
sibly over the southern portion by and on
Friday morning, and probably over New
England OIL Friday. Diminishing pressure,
southerly to westerly winds, and increasing
cloudiness, for the southern States. Rising
barometer, northerly to westerly winds, and
clearing weather, will extend eastward over
Wisconsin and Illinois by Friday morning.
and over Michigan and the Lower Ohio. Val
ley by Friday evening. Brisk winds are
probable for the lower lakes on Friday.
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THE ColoRrp OpD-FELLows' Ce1EpRAT7o,

The COLoRED ODD-FELLows' CEfEBRAT!oS.
Yesterday morning the various Lodges Of
colored "Odd-fclioWs" assembled at their
various Lodgc-rOoms preparatory to cele-
bratiom, which took place, and which re-.
fected credit upon them. Tie appearance
of the members in rrt.alia and their orderly
marching was particularly striking. Each
Lodge proceeded to place of general meet
ing, from which they marched in procession.
accompanied by two bands of music, through
many of the principal streets. A Lodge was
expected from Williamsburg, but something
unforeseen prevented their arriy Il. The day
passed of pleasantly to those participating,
and the celebration altogether was Il success.
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PAINTS, OILS, &c.
no CONSUMES OF

r. IL a
PETROLEUM LUBRfcATTNa OILS.
Purchasers are cautioned that fl,e OIL sold by US
diaers Jiom on Other Lubrietiag iiS sold "a thfs
mdTket. We the sole agents here for the yirs
gtnia Natural Petroleum. Luorcaiipg 0i,yevrry bar
rel OF Which sold i,y US bSaring our tsand thisa
aYIreinia Natural Petroleum i.abricatl Oh, Pur-
cell, Lada & Co, 8gents; tichnoni Va fSt go
Itis not mixture orsressdnum OIL, containing
chemicals hurtfni TO ssachinery, but IA . sz
PURE, NATURAL, NEST VIRGINIA pETRo
LEUM EUBRICATING ont,
Of q degrees gravity which sll last longer Is bet
ter lubricator, and Is therefore cheaper than the
so-e1!ed L.t5ficdtiRg 0itso afteaty
offered nndcrtc lure Of tosr prices, btts tchic are
toortslsss AS time and their use Will tell
We g,saranteeao sell the PETk0LEGMLUBRi
eating OIL Of the best and pqrcst qualify ds iou
rs tRe same grade uf GT cfs be- bo,,gf u7s1oheTe,
and lower than 1t chr be sold In this ntasket Gp-
sumers win please bear this In mind For purity.
durability ubricating prop and Hif OF taicde-
sliable qualities, The off sold BY - UNSURPASSED
- HPURCELG,, LkDDSCO., -
ylss f,ss, l2l6 Main and Thirteent street, i
my6 Richmond
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.,,ctoX SALES THIS DAY.

.,.hll NUGUTo\ w.n sell al their rooms at la
.,.I :. Ma large and varied assortment OF
,,..ri.ll auG Kitchen furniture, scwing-ma-
,a,.t... row,r- IN pots, SC.
.uaNt> W. kEESEE WIN SCH n 10 4. NJ. eoa
t,.>' ,omlrstiio'. saratoga and leather S.'rasog"
trunks.
.,.,.t GnpniN viii sell nj i. NJ. a suburban res
li.r,,,.. nn Tho Williamsburg road, l,aii-:nle be-
lhr cnr,ur..,c i.!iiit>-
DAVIS will St'll at5 T. VI. NV" lots, With brick
..uriurI,t "m Eighth street between Grace and
Tr.vkllu streets.
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: EVENING EXCURsIoSS.--TLe evening excursions
OH the Dolly Warden" 10 hollywood and points
beyond OH the canal continue 10 be =. fashionable
source OF amusement Soexc,lrsiols eould he more
agreeable on summer evening" The Dolly Warden
Is lifted up and conducted with special view to the
accommodation Of i:dies. Look for the sign Doliy
Warden line" Boats lervc foot Of seveath street at
$50, at 5, and at soGlock. The o O'Clock boat goes
10 the Three-mlle locks. .,;i - 81!
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Sr. LuiIN's FAlR.---Tllc continued success
of this fair 1T Virginia Hall is worthy Of
note. The ca,Se is Il good one. The ldicS
inform lis tha! the Singer Sewing Machine
Company have given them one of tlleir supe-
rior machines. This sewing-machinc, with
many other articles of value, will be sold to-
morrow evening nj auction.
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POLICE Court, TnuRSDAf-Jnsticc j. d.
While presiding.-The following cases were
disposed of: - -
Archer Harris and Willis Moses (colored),
charged with being disorllcrly and using OIL
scene language in the street. Fined 81 each.
Mary Keith, charged with abusing Mrs.
Emily Brooks and creating disturbance, to
the ANNOYANCE of the neighborllood. Con-
tinucd to Saturday for further inquiry.
John Rcdd, charged with having in hls
possession a lot of corn, of the value OF u,
stolen from Marion Baker, was honorably
discharged.
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CNioN STATION METHODIST CnrGcu FAIR
The fair and least ior the benefit of Union
Station Methodist church is receiving the
patronage it justly deserves. The ladies are
using their best cndcNor> to make it Il SHE
cess, and the dclivacies which they deal out
to their patrons arc sufficiently tempting for
the most fas,dious. The proceeds will be
devoted to the liquidation of lons->tanding
debt. The fair will be continued during the
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Ianisinr,a f,aiitics. /.

y. NEW ORLEANS, June .6.--Thc committees Of
the Liberal Republicans and Democrats have
;reported. Each maintains o separate organ
zation, and appoints a committee to agree
upon i common ticket and fix basis of CO.
operation between the two parties the ticket
and basis of cooperation to be subject to the
approval Of either Contention. These COM
mittees meet today. @ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-07

4 Pick.roCKET SENT TO JA,I.-William
Anderson (rcloredD was arEligncd for trial
IN the Police Court yesterday morning,
charged with stealth the sum OF eleven dol
lar aid Twenty-Five cents from the person
ol Annie Brown (colorcd girD. After i
patient hearing the accused w:ls found guilty
al! >ent to the city Jail for ninety days.