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bueriql Notires.

~ A CARD.-DR.,, J. B.. PATRICK
is not Candidate for reelection as Intendant OF
Mou rievile. tulys II
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NTOISE's PURE LEMON SUGAR!

lI1 = e. 8 II. -. - -! -. !.
a delightful, cooling, healthy beverage maoe
from the juice Of fresh Sicily Lemons and pure
white sugar. Free from anything injurious. Het-
ter than lemons for picnies, camp:meettngs, bar.
beoues and travellers, aud great necessity ID
the country where lemons csnnot be had for the
sick. -
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@ CHARLESTON, JULY 8, 1872 =
This is to csrily that am an American citizen
juy9.l* MARTIN MukfH1.
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MOSES LIVER PILLS..

r-I 1Cr the cure Of Hepatitis or Liver Complaint
DYSPEPSIA and Sick Headache, and as Catharao
and Anti. Bilious PHI have no superior. The nu
merous known cures performed BY these Pills
have induced ne, at the. solicitation OF many who
have experienced their beneficial and salutary ef-
fects, to offer them 10 the public. eg.:.grc
Our LIVER Pill Is are not held forth or recon-,
mended as universal cure.alls, but simply for
Liver Complaints, and those symptoms connect &c
ed with deranged state OF that organ. oi.,..
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~ ~MoULTRIEVILLE.-MR. EDITOR

81 MOULTRIEVILLE. MR.. EDITOR:
Please Insert the following Ticket, representing
all interests: 49,.
>. FOR 1NTRNDANT,
DB. ]. B. PATRICK.
FOR wARDENs.
Oolouel CHARLES SIMONToN,
DIR. B. A. MUoKENFUSS,
ASHER D. COHEN,
O.WULBURN,
JOHN F. SLATTERY. July6
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~ PENSIONERS OF THE SOUTH
Carolina Society please call Oh the Treasurer, No.
2 Broad street. iuiy3
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Cost aun .Goutrn.

T OST, A PACKAGE OF COLLECTION
la BILLS, In Broad street, between church aud
Lue Postotfice, or in State street TO Queen. The
1nder will please leave them at thus Of1ice.
iuIy9-ls i
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Eeaal Notlres.

HNHREE MONTHS AFTER DATE, AP-
PLICATION will pe made for renewal OF Ger
tIncate City six Per Cent. Stock, No. l74, for
SIC, no. Issued October q, 1857, standing IN the
name Of trustees Snirra's Dlspensary. the origi.
nal having been lost. july9-l8mo3
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UTANTED, A COMPETENT ,COLORED
wv woman as washer aud ironer for small
st1eeis. july9.l-
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CE.-CHARLESTON, J U N E 5,
IN ls72-Notice is hereby given that three
months after date application will be made to the
Bank OF Charleston, ). O., for renewals OF the
iollo wing Certln ,stes ofStock, viz:
No. 48R7, for 28 Half shares.
No. 1878, for 88 II II Shares.
No. 7247, go Whole shares.
No. 1901. IS Who'll Shares.
No. $3.50. 50 Whole Shares.
Standing In my name, the originals Of which
have been lost. @. A. TRENHOLM,
Trustee w. L. Hamilton and Wife.
fpno.1amo3
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drugs at WbolesaIe.
DOWIE, NOISE & DAVIS,

nOWIE, NOISE d DAVIS, rs
IMPORTERS AND DRUGGISTS
CHAR EsT0N, S. c.,
Offer to the public =
SUMTER BITE
THE GREAT SOUTHERN TONIC AND UNI.
- VERsALIY POPULAR sTOMACHIO go.
AND APPETIZER. u
Not merely to tickle the palate, but to 'infuse
health and vigor into the enerVated and diseased
system, Is. the high purpose and sure eject OF
SUMTER BITTERs. This famous restorative
creates no sudden dash OF excitement, to be auec
ceeded by Increased debility and tenfold gloom.
1t braces the relaxed nerves and imparts perma-
ment tone and regularity to the whole system.
The rapid cures it has effected 10 Dyapesis Gene.
raj Debility, Nervous Diseases and as an Appeti.
zer and strengtheher, and as q preventive Of
Chils and Fever, has rendered SUMTER BITTERs
q name without eqdatir the annals Of medicine
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wCo@lGNEEsr PER STEAMSHIP
JAMES ADGER, from New York, are notified that
she Is THIS DAY disehargi0g cargo at Adgs1s
South Whai. Goods .uncsIled for ct sunset
wlilrematn a the wharf at owners' rihk. ~: +
julye.l! =, JAMES ADGER & CO, Agents.
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NGo1sE's WHITE. WORM CANDY.

An enectual, safe and pleasant remedy for
Worms In all cases. Try 1t and be convinced. II
is really specific, and In the best and most paia
table form to give children. 1t is not surprising
that 1t Is fast taking the place Of all other prepa
ratiops for worms. 1t is a pleasant confeotion,
and any child will take 1t. Beware Of dangerous
" colored candy and nauseous compounds, and
use only NOISES POPULAR WHITE WORN
CANDY .-,-g,,r-
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MeEtinQs.

nAN LODGE, NoiIss, l. o. B. B..
Ian Extra Meeting for The purpose OF con.
ierrng Degrees will be held THIS EVENING, 81
half-past g O'Clock at the Hall. Candidates ana
members are reQu' Bted TO be punctual. -.
BY order Of the President. s. SPRlNI,
inIvo,s Secretary.
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WTANTRD TO INFORM THOSE NOT
w acquainted with the fact that the SOUTH.
Eka LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY issues JOINT
Lie Policies, iusuring the lives OF partners IN
business, 30 that on the death OF either, the
amount insured for Is paid to the surviving party.
IL aiso iuHursS husband and wife on the same
plan. EBhN COFFIN, Agent, No. 81 Broad street..
mxyl8 = -.
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~. THi CHARLESTON CHARITA-
BILE Association, for the BENEFIT OF the Free
School Fund 7tofictal Rafle Numbers:
>. RAFFIE CLASS No. 5ea-MoRNINa.,
7-59-F-!9-24-76- -33-26-42-l3-S S-le
RAsFIE GLASS No. 5s+-EvENINa.
23-24-69-56-62-7- 5-32-6s-35 -35-78-22
AZ witness our hands at Charleston this sth
day Of July, 1871
JAMES GILLILAND,
July9 : ~. Sworn Commissioners.
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EMPLOYMENT, EITHER WITH OR
L without capital large pay and steady
MvrE, suitable for gentleman OF goLd ADDRESS.
day. juu9-ls
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TAINTED, BY 4 RESPECTABLE
w white woman, q situation as PLAIN cook
anu mixer. NO objection to go ont OF town.
INQUIRE at No, 81 Wentworth street. July9.l"
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Uans.

VITANTED, A.COMPETENT WAITING
w MAN Of good character. References re-
quired. Apply at No. % Broad street. july 9-lF
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asrTHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
TIE CHARLESTON EXCHANGE will proceed on
THURSDAY next, the 11th June, at IL O'Clock H.,
to elect sUPERINTENDENT, who will also
serve as Sec1tsry and Treasurer.
Applications may. be made In writing to WILL.
LIAM RAvEIEL, Esq., President julye-s
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WJANTED; a PAIR OF YOUNG AND
w wcll.brogen PONIES. Apply to SHACK
ELFORD d KELLY, Southern wharf. Jdly9.l%
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ITTANTED, A MAN Oh WOMAN TO
w cook aud be useful about the house. Ap-
ply &C No. Alken'B row. e July e-le
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EOUND, A SUM OF MONEY. THE
10 owner, on desc ling same and paying Tor
THIS advertisements, can obtain 1t by applying to
wA. MCKAY, No. 46 Wentworth street. july3
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A COOK AND WASHER WANTED FOB
II small family. references required. Ap.
t,, At No. Calhoun street. july8
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A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WISHES TO
"A obtain board 10 respectable French faml-
H.. Refer eDces given. Address, Tor one weeE,
4. B., Lock Box No. 62 Charleston Postomce.'
iDlvQ.lR
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yXTANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
wv make herself generally useful. Apply No.
22b Cunning street, near Line. 1ulI9
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uJANTED, A COMPETENT WASHER
i wv WOMAN. Apply at No. Is Wentworth
Street, SOU h side, near East Bay. Julys-3
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
Il Lost, on the evening OF the Sd, while going
llUm the corner OF calhoun and Ruliedge streets
to the corner OF Meeting and Waller stIeets, u
Lady,s gold WATuH. Tne aDove reward will be
palI II left at this office. july9-2
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A GRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH
IA. GARULENA;eThe Regular Quarterly Meet.
mn O. the Society will be held nG the Board Ol
Trade Rooms on THURSDAY EVENING, July llth, at
half.past O'Clock A. B. HULMES,
inly 6.stuln3 Secretary pro TEN.
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FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. A, KNIGHTS
E-QF- F-PYTBIAS--Attend Semi Monthly Con-
vocation. at Pythian Hall, THIS kvBNINa, at half
pasr 7. O'Clock. BY order w. U.
- ]. @. RIPLEY,
may7-1st&sdtueno Recording Scribe.
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XITANTED, TO PURCHASE FOR CASH,
wv small house In the central or western
part OF the city. Address "Qn ut thiB 0tnee stat
inv location t4rms &C f Ieb8
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YKTANTED, so LABORERS, COLORED.
w Wages $40 per month and rations. Ap.
ply at No. 68 Spring street. july8-"
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A ,GGENTLEMAN, WITH THE BEST
IA testimonials, OF good character and COM
peLsncy wisnes position as Teacher IN some
puplic institution or as private tutor In family.
No oDjectiona to gong into the country. Gan
teach Frencn, Latin, Greek, Piano and the other
branches or good education. Salary OF not 80
great consideration as pleasant association. Ad.
dress v. ID. ", nc the on1ce OF this paper.
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CT. PATRICK'S BENEVOLENT SOCIE-
- TY.-A Regular Monthly Meeting OF this 30
cIety will be held THIS (ruesdayl EVENINa, at
tuys - ~ - ). w. BAKER, Secretary.
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0UEEN CITY CLUB.-ATTEND REGU
" LAR Monthly Meeting IHIs EVENING, at
Cluo-rooms, at O'Clock, sharp.
tnIye Secretary and Treasurer.
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XTTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that the cheapest and best warranted
Sewing Nachinein the market Ii the HOME SHUT
TIE, price SIS and $S1. Gan be eeen at the Gene
raj Agency, No. 265 King street. corner Beaufain
street, It, u. BlSSELL- y. : ''4 lanl2-6mOS
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for Gale.

4 GENUINE ST. BERNARD DOG, FOR
n sale chesp, II applied for before Thursday.
:. iaithfnl ward Dog, sagacious and intelligent;
color black, with the fronts OF all his fu.t white,
white breast, TWO months old. apply at Nc. l2o
BROAD sIi eet for further particulars. July9."
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE.-OLD
w NEWSPAPERS in large or small 'qh:1siilea
Price so GENTS PEk HUNDRED. Apply at TIT
,,ioa of TpE NEWA rnav1s
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TTNION LIGHT INFANTRY CHARITA.
RIE SOUIETY.-The Regular Meeting Of
,flIs Society will be held at Kroeg's Hall, THIS
D'n-'-'1' GEO. P. MAOINDOE,
inIra Secretary and Treasurer.
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NOR SALE CHEAP FOB CASH, A LOT
OF wel-kept Household FURNITURE. Apply
at the soulhwe:t corner OF Bogard street and Rose
lane. jalyS-2"
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NEW YORK.
Half Million Specie Shfpmeuts-Redu
riOn of Railroad Frpiahrs.

Half HilliCn Specie Shipments -Reduc-
IiOn of Railroad Freiahts.
New YORK, August Half million of
specie was shipped to-day.
Great activity at the CustOmhOuse to-day.
owing to the new tariff. Thousands Of
cases of goods were withdrawn from ware
houses.
The strike Of the longshoremen is practi-
caliy ended
The New York Central, Erie and Penn
sylvania railroads to-day reduced their
freight rates to the West As to IS
per cent The reported change is only for
one month, in order to break up old con
tracts, which are detrimental to the roads
Arrived-Staamers San Antonio and
Washington.
Money 4 los iP cent on call loans Sterling
GA a 9as. Gold 1854 0ll5as. Governments
strong; new tives eX-:nterest 1925; skies of
1881 llSls; fve-twenties of 1862 II6lB; 1864
ll6 rs; 1860, ll624; new ll5A; 1867, ll6; 1868
IIJ7s; ten-forties 1874. Tennessees, old
734, new 1874; VirginIas, old Al, new so;
LOuisianas old So, new 48, levee skies GO,
eights 20; Alabama eights 80, tves so;
Georgia skies 20, sevens IS; North Caro-
linas, old 80, new 90; South Carolinas,
old 54 new q.
A card Ia published by J. NJ. Mayorga,
now acting AdjutaHt General, saying he has
advised the government of the republic of
CHba to remove Colonel Ryan from the Gu
ban army.
The MutU i Base Ball Club beat the At
landc by a score OTIS TOD.
A Brownsville (Iexas) dispatch says that
the cause of continued Indian dapredatiOns
as yesterday developed by the evidence be
fore the American Commissioners there is
ewing t) the fact that the KickapoO In
dians, who cOlOnized IN Mexico during the
war to avoid cOnscl ptiOn, make use Of
Mexican territory anl refugee there. They
now claim to be citi1. ns Of that country.
These kickapOos we're dissuaded from
returning to their N Territory by the
Mexican officers, and e United States will
be now advised by the commissioners to in
sist upon their return their reservation
In Kansas.
General Ceballos he's gone to Mexico to
confer with the new Pre- lent.
A British sloOp-Of war arIived off Rio
Grande yesterday.
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JEW ORLEANS FRIDAY, AUGUST 2 1872

reorganization of these results-it can be
secured by no other means. We shall all
he forced to this conclusion sooner or later
This united action on this basis has beer
tie hope Of my life. | fervently desired il
during the war and in the reconstruction
Of the States subsequent to the war.
/ believe it is now rendered in good faith
in the nomination of Mr.. Greeley, and fuI
one | can not reject it; it was what de
sired. Its cOnsummation, although sudden
and startling, does not alarm me. My duty
10 My country and myself requires me to
give him my support. l can not advocate
before our friends different course, which
neither my judgment nor my heart approves.
IT grieves me most deeply to separate in
thought or action from any one of those
with whom have been so long associated,
and to whom / am so greatly indebted; but
believe the result will Justify my action
give to the country peace and prosperity,
which is the object of our labOrs, aud
secure to every citizen civil and political
equality and freedom, which were won by
the sacrifice of so many valuable lives
Accept the assurance Of my lasting
friendship and esteem, and believe me
yours truly, N. 2. BANKS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-02
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION
FIRST GUN FOR GREELEY
GRANTS DEFEAT FoREToLD

The first gun of the campaign was fred
yesterday in North Carolina, and the re
turns thus far received indicate that the
Grant party has suffered humiliating de-
feat. Instead of overcoming the majority
Of 5000 rolled up against them at the last
election, as the administration journals
claimed their ability to do, that majority
has probably oeen largely increased, ana
the triumph of the Liberal party in the Old
North State is assured.
The officers voted for yesterday were
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney
General, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Au-
ditor, Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion, Superintendent of Public Works,
State Senators and Representatives. Con
gressmen, and county officers.
The Greeley candidate for Governor was
August 5. MeTuman, who is popular man,
and has made vigorous canvass. The Re
publican candidate for Governor was Tod
L. Caldwell, the present incumbent of that
office, who stands well with his party, and
was supported by all the power the admin
istration at Washington could bring to
bear.
North Carolina gave Grant a majority of
10000 in a vote of 10000. In 1870 a frag-
mentary Democratic State ticket and
Democratic House of Representatives was
elected by a majority of 5000.
The North Carolina election foret.lls the
defeat Of Grant.
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BANKS.
Text of His Letter Declaring for Greeley.
The following is the full text of Genera
R4ubyS' letter.

Text of His Letter Declaring for Greeley.
The following is the full text of Genera
Banks letter:
Boston, July 81, 1872.
Ny DEAR SIR have the honor to &C
conversation to-day, the receipt of your in
vitation to address the citizens of Lynn, on
Thursday evening, in support of the re-
election Of the Grant policy and his admin
istratiOn. No invitation could have greater
weight with me from any part of the cOun-
try, or from any part of my fellow citizens,
and it gives me pleasure to assure you that
nothing could be added to your suggestions,
as the representatives Of the citizens Of
Lynn, to induce me to accedetO their re-
quest.
Their kindness to me many years ago is
continued life remembrance, and nothing
could give me greater satisfaction than to
renew my association with them, but re-
gret to say that ] am not in accord with
them in the presidential canvass Against
my wishes and personal interests am com
PEELED to believe and to say that the par
suit of the present policy OF the government
Is not for the advantage of the country anu
that it will not tend to establish Its former
good and prosperity, noT to promote the
interest of anV class of citizens,
No persOnaFfeeling of any form or char
aeter enters into this Judgment; it is il view
of general principles and public interests
alone that l am led to this conclusion
uniting of the masses of people of all par
ties, sections and races, in support of the
grand results of the war is indispensable to
the permanent establishment Of general
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1TTSCELLANEOU@.

InharmOniOus Republican Congressional /
Conventional Greeley Speaker Called
EOr-Militnry QunTteFmaster Abscond-
ed-QUiet Election in Wcmphis-EulIre
Democratic Ticket EIecfcd-The Me-
GTeEOr steamboat Explosion 80 Eight
Dead Bodies FOund-The Frontier Com
mission - Evidence Taken Southern
Dental Association.
JACKSON, Miss, August l.-The fifth con
gressiOnal Republican convention met In
this city to-day for the purpose of nOmi-
mating a candidate for Congress. The most
utter confusion prevailed throughout the
day. Not one question had been properly
understood. There are only thirty-eight
accredited delegates, hut over forty votes
were east on every ballot. There was one
continued cry for order. General fights oc-
Cured; HpIttoons flew in all directions
Several hundred persons Of all COlOrs and
characters occupy the galleries, who take
an active part in the proceedings
Calls were made for various prominent
Republicans when n wag in the gallery
called for General Wharton. The cry was
reiterated from every quarter, and Whar-
ton took the stand. Quiet at once reigned
when he gave the convention some whole
some advice. General Wharton is a dis
tiugu shed citizen of the State and strong
supporter of Greeley. He was listened to
with marked respect At q late hour the
convention adjourned. II il claimed by
some that it adjourned sine die, by Others
that it adjourned till to morrow, while q
third party are now holding a meeting in a
private room, claiming to be the bona yfde
convention.
The prominent candidates were Lynch
Dcoloredl and Mckee, the present member,
about evenly divided. Lynch made an
able speech last night. and denounced a
certain class, and said that unfair and dis
honest means were being used. The speech
had a great effect. II il known that one Of
the candidates has drawn large sums in
small bills several times within Few days.
The end il not yet
1t j. stated on authority that Lieutenant
Jordan of the Sixteenth United States in
faE+Tr, late quar- eTmastcr Of this prsr has
abse0r1ed with large amount Of funds.
ROCHESTER, August IA man, recently
divorced, finding his wife with her para
mour, shot the paramOur and then himself
dead
DCRUQCE, Iowa, August Eight dead
from the steamboat explosion near Metre
gOr. The cOrOner'a jury find defective tiue
and cepsure the government inspector.
BALTIMORE. August l.-DrOst, Jordan g.
Cos house on Baltimore street has been
burned. Loss heavy.
BOsTOE, August The Dean Academy
in Franklin county, Massachusetts, was
totally destroyed by fire last night. But
small portion Of the furniture was saved.
The loss viii probably amount to Sl&O,OOO.
Insured for $4,000.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, August 1.-The
evidence taken to day before the frontier
commission on the depredations duplicates
General COrtinas in assisting the thieves il
crossing the herds of stolen beeves over the
TCoNTNUED OS FT9gTH PAGEl
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NTaiI ImDroYement.

Some Of the Mobile postotfice clerks now
get up in the morning, as may be inferred
from the gratifying fact that Mobile papers,
which for time did not reach New Or
leans till the day following the date of pub
LEGATION, now arrive here the same day.
Until recently the mails at the Mobile post
Office we're made up at 10 P NJ, while the
mails for New Orleans leave on the A. NJ
train. A suggestion a while since to the
assistant postmaster of the New Orleans
office, Mr.. Quish, led to the infusion of
more energy into the Mobile postotfice, and
ing instead of the previous night.
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The Concert saloon Nuisances.

Yesterday the Administrator of Police
forwarded the following communication to
the Mayor:
DKPARTYFST OF Police
New Olleaus August /, 1872. :
Hon. B. F. Flarders, Mayor Of New Orleans:
SIR-Refhrriug to the petition of resi-
dents on BarOune street, Omplaining of the
Atlantic Garden as a nuisance; | have the
honor to report that. after a careful exam
ination, four residents Of the block favor
the continuation of the establishment and
seven protest against it; while four others
state that they have no objection, but de-
cline to sign petition to that effect.
The law requires that petition signed by
a majority of the residents, setting forth
that no objection exists should be pre-
sented before license is issued AS this
has not been done, / have the honor to i'll
form you that the proprietor of the '"At-
lantic Garden" Nos. Al and 46 BarOnne
street, ia giving vocal music and theatrical
entertainments without license.
Very respectfully, yOEr OOedient servant,
JAMES LEWIS, Administrator
We are glad that our repeated references
to this matter have at length aroused the Ad-
ministrator to a sense of his duty, although
it has taken him year to discover the
violation Of law in this instance, when it
was clearly his duty to have seen the law
complied with before. giving his consent to
the opening Of the place at first Although
rather dilatDry, however, we give him
credit for moving in the right direction at
last and since he has made an example of
one establishment, we expect be will give
his attention . few places below Canal
street, where he viii find the same reasons
for pursuing Ike course.