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HOE SALE.-FRAMED HOUSE. 81

FOR SALE.-FRAMED HOUSE, six
n rooms corner Twenty-frst and Franklin
streets: lot 40 feet front on Franklin street.
Very beautiful LOT In Sidney, corner Cumber-
land and Pine streets. 90 feet front.
Nice little HOUSE in Fulton; lot fronts 100 feet;
everything In good order.
Desirable VACANT LOTS iu Sidney, on Dover
Small STORE AND DWELLING on Seven
teenth street, near Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
shops. at..-. =n.s
Pretty BUDDING LOTS in Sidney, ON Pine street
between Cumberland and Beverly.
Two FRAMED TEEEMENTS near Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad shops; payable in monthly install
ments. 80
Very pretty and desirable DWELLING on Twen-
ty-ninth street near Broad.
Very valuable BUSINESS LOT on Cary street
near Fourteenth, 100 feet front
Good BRICK DWELLING on Twentieth street
near Broad.
Fine FARM only one mile from city; everything
In nice order.
BRICK DWELLING on Clay street newly re-
paired and Put In nice order.
Small FARM, six acres, 1nly half mile from city
small house, good barn, stable, fencing &C.; good
orchard Of peaches, pears, and apples.
Several BRICK DWELLINGS; well located, on
ShOckoe HilI.' E. b. NEWBURS,
je S-3t .r-. 10l4 Main street.
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Last week Mr.. John +. Wall, who was sll-
pcrintcnding the rebuilding of his house, fell
through the joists, decorating his arms and
shoulders and otherwise bruiSing himself
Winchester NerS.
We are informed by a gentleman directly
from Ricc's station that on last Thursday a
heavy thunderstorm prevailed in that sec
ton, during which colored man, whose
namc he did not learn, was killed by Il bolt
of lightning while standing by his wife.
The latter escaped entirely uniniurcd. Scvc-
raj houses were damaged. Petersburg Pro
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FURNITURE. 6e.

II CARTWRIGHT, F URNITU REQ
IL DEALER. having moved 10 the new IN,
s IDi FrsukU. keeps on band ei large stock
the latest styles Of HOMEMADE and NORTH
Erin FURE1TURE; also, Lounges, Mattresses,
Retrdng, &C.; which will he sold ut the lowest
prices for cash. 1t will be to the interest Of buyers
to give ME call before purchasing elsewhere.
j.. CARTWRIGHT,
nv 2l-lm No. 1J Guycrnnr street.
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1850 J; TO THE PUBLIC. 40;
Parties needing this pure, reliable, and MEIslCi-
MAJ, WHISK Ey can procure IL u l166 Main street.
We are now getting this article from the nfInufae-
f,,r,rs and viii furnish IL upainltsrated. fsFy &
= - 80 a q GREENHOW & MEREDITH.
ar, H. I'm teod2a, ~ ~ sts.tsltp
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r LIVERPOOL SALT, PORTER. STOUT,

7 LIVERPOOL SALT, PORTER, STOUT,
AND BRANDY. +1.-
"BUCkLEY'S,' "DEaKIN'S,se' and the cello
brated "WORTHINGTON" brands, per bark
Zufreidenheit aud brig Wllamlua,
..t direct from Liverpool.
Also. HIBBERT'S PORTER and GUINNEsS's
EXTRA DUBLIN STOUT and HENNEsSEY
and JULES ROBIN & CO.'S DARK and PALE
COGNAC BRANDY-all Of our direct importation,
in bond or duty paid, at prices rs low as can be
offered by any American importer. ...Ef
apo2 sc. TARDY e CO., Importers
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WINES, LIQUoRs, TOBACCO, DIE.

lsCE2E.sg. - RICHMOND, VA, Marciss IS, 1872.
AfESSRS. GREENHOW & MEREDITH,
wi RICHMOND, yA.-GENTLEMgN I have
made an examination of the sample OF BUM
GARDNER, . WHISkEY yoa sent mea few days
since for analysis, aud lind u very pare article,
yolrs. very truly, W.GILHAM,, }},..i
80. - Analytical Chemist.
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FOR SALE PRIVATELY, very desir,-
Bile LOT, Is by LOO feet to an alley twenty feet
wide situated on the south side of Main street OPP
posife 10 Monroe Park. z. D. EACHO.
e tele-3t AuctiOncer.
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q. 2',s y 8 BY Weflirs senssse,tHn, I.
Real Estsie AHeat and Auctioneer,
s corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

pEAUTfFU i AND ATTRACTIyE
gssuggRBA N1FARM;0 OF FIFTEEN ACRES
GROVE KOAD, ONE AND ONE-FOUHTH
5 sa Mssc o 2r l pSa sa q IN
tain Keflufn. located one and uartsf miles from,
The city of Richmond, bodndrd on the south by Ire
Pink road On the NORTH by the Grove rad, and ON
ine west 0y rrow rpaf connecting tile Plank md
i nws, f fnas. s9assfqing OF
The dwelling contains one fargc parlor; sitting
and nnlugrpom on the lower ftoOr, with nine large
eess-rooms on the twouppcr foorst French roof and
The out-honses are kitchen, stables, carriage
house, tool hen, and n,an-house (Which makes It
thef-prOof cow houses with stalls for M cows
barn lofts, corn-crfb, clcken-yard, aud large and
yaiua6le containing The hest variety OF
Of nspargts; large strawberry bed fifeen bushels
OF aeen OF the potato onion, abundance o.! fruit
trees In fall yfg0r--viz. Peaches of every variety
both early and Int; two or three hundred exceed
ingiy large dwarf pear trees, the early yield Of
plums, damsons, cherries, figs, gooscberries cur
OF bird-heuses stsgastls,.i s..l.1,41.-
Opposite TO the plaeeis large common useful for
onaiy agtsted or making La bubble p anT sh SEN
The Whole place Is suiiner paradise, suitable for
den. : n z = - o.
Sold for no fanlt- q change in the family affairs
Terms: Easy and liberal.
Inc foregoing beautiful place VIII be sold at anc-
uoTl, on the premises, on FRIDAY AFTERNOON
ne hth Jnne ls72, at o'clock r. 81, and will he so
on the Plank road SIX AND A HALE ACRES.
and with the trout on Grove road Opposite TO Dr.
Beattfe) SIX ACRES. w. GODDIN
le s-tl,l3&H Aucttoneer.
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Removal Of Disabilities

In the House OF Representatives last Sat-
friday
Mr.. YOUNG: Mr.. Speaker, ask unani-
nous consent to introduce bill for immc-
diatc consideration. Il bill Oh. Il. No. 1910
10 remove the political disabilities Of j. l..
VI. Curry, of Richmond, va.
The bill, which was read, provides that
MI disabilities imposed by the fourteenth
amcndmcntto the Constitution of the United
states upon j. l.. NJ. Curry, of Richmond,
Va, he thereby removed.
Mr.. DUKE: | ask the gentleman to yield
to mefor the purpose of adding the names
OF Daniel Trigg, of Abingdon, Va. ; Char
cncc Dcnnick, of Marion, Va; j. Nj. CARD.
nrr, of Christianshurg, Va. II. FL. Logan, OF
Salcm. Va; and Shelton +. Lcakc, OF Abe
Iuarlc county, Va.
Mr.. YOUNG: yield for that purpose.
Mr.. HANKS: Will the gentleman yield to
ne 10 add the name of Robert W. johnson,
ol Jefferson county, Arkansas?
Nh. YOUNG: accept those amendments.
Mi. HARRIS, of Virginia: ] ask the gem
tl,,,am to Yield to me to add the name OF T..
y. .ridbalI. of Virginia.
Mr. YOUNG: | accept that amendment
also. .....
Mr. WALLACE: / usk the gentleman to
allow me 10 insert inc natlc Vi -. VI 1hci-
mingcr, Of South Carolina.
Mr.. YOUNG: l accept that amendment,
and | will yield no further.
Mr.. HOAR: | hope the gentleman will
give us the history of these persons.
MIR. YOUNG. In one minute. Mr.. Curry
was a member of the Thirty-siNth Congress,
and is now preacher, having removed from
Ala',fua TO Virginia, and has asked through
lie the removal of his disabilities.
Mr.. TOWNSEND, OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Have all these gentlemen presented petitlolis
for The removal Of their disabilities!
Mr. DUKE. All ask for the removal Oh
their disabilities.
Mr.. HOLMAN. ] hope there will be no
objection TO the removal OF the political dis
abilities of Mr.. Curry, who was member OF
the Thirty-siXth Congress.
Mr.. YOUNG. now move to suspend the
rules to pass the bill us amended
The rules were suspended (two-thirds yo-
ting in favor thereof) and the bill AS amended
Was passed.
The House also passed a bill to relieve Ii.
ii. Meredith, Of Bedford, from the payment
of money stolen from the post-oflice ofwhich
hn is the master.
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS,
n - MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

IA MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
The above watcring-place, which is universally
recognized as - ~.s..ts.s .e.e fff.=
A SPECIFIC IN ALL CASES OF DYSPEPSIA,
will he open for the reception of visitors on the
FIRST DAY OF JUNE. ,:s..,s8
These Springs are delightfully."- situated In bend
Allegheny mountains, with magnificent inwn en-
bracing 100 acres, possessing the rare attraction OF
miles of Allegheny depot, on the Atlantic, Mlssis-
sippi and Ohio railroad (the great thoroughfare
North aud Soub, and accessible to all parts OF
the Union.
Since the last season many improvements have been
made, and. a number OF new buildings have been
added, making these springs the most commodious
= INV sT-im - = w. B. BISHOP, Manager.
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DoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA
OPEN,JUNEi l. 1877.

Z This savorite and celebrated W WATERING PLA0E
will offer additional attractions this seasoh Aons
other improvements, there has been adIea an sic.
CANT and spacious ba)l-r0o, adjoining me paTi2r,
the parior has been enlarged and improved, ahn wy
proximity Of the two renders each easily accessory.
L win be kept ina style not surpassed anywhere ~
The WATERS Of these special Springs either cnre
or greatly relieve most cases Of ScfofuI2, lncpent
Consumption, Chronic Bronchitis. Chronic Jaryn-
gifts, Chronic Pneumonia, Chronic Dyspepsia,
Chronic Diarrbda, Chronic sDysEntery. They are
aIsoa great value In those affections which are pecl-
liar TO the female constitution, and an appetizer
tonic. and general restorative. they are, perhaps,
iuiryallcd amongst mineral waters. fThe proprietor
viii ilaye provided for the lawns and ballroom
frst-ciass Band OF Music, and IN general all the
sources OF amusement and recreation usually found
at best summer resorts will be nj the commando f
tIiegpents AZ @ROCKBRIDGE ALUM. = The place
IS within eleven 10 thirteen hours Of RiclTnondY
Washington, Kalamore esr. by rail- all In Daylight
Passengers leave the cars OF the. Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad at Goshen depot End new and elegant
stage coaches, passing rapidly otter smooth snd
level road of only eight miles set dewh The sisttors
y INC 'pfiDss JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
Persons making use or the groundx, &c, OF the
Springs, and not stopping at Ing hotel WIN bed
CHARGED half my regular rates. S.
The RockEridge water Is for sale by PIHCELI.,
LA Do q Co, Richmond, a1d GEORGE %. NC
INTfRE, charlottesville. 500 i,
descriptive pamphlets sen. free on Application ID,
my lG-Jp cl7t.....,.. 49,.
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THE ROCKBBIDGE BATHS AND
II FMtNErsaJ SPRINGS win &c s,,,ey,e for .ss,t
HUGUENor SPRINGs,t
} 80 Pow1fArAN coENTr. VA. June ]. is7?.i s.
IN a fx1r5 mr. = = n

HUGUENor SPRINGER
ts.1tsS PowRArAN CoENTr. VA June !. is72.l 81
THIS CELEBRATED Wat ERINiG-
HlPLAcE VIII be openaa for the accommodation
of visitors On the 18th Instant sJgsrs -s.sss
Mr. j. M. GRAVES. formerly Of Forfs Hotel
late Of the Hot Springs will have charge of the hotel
Tie table win be abundzntly Supplied With ali the
,delisacies the market EN- afford. The Bar with
choice wines and liquors.. .5ssl:d
TERMS sss per month. Sla per week. 81 pef day.
COMFORTABLE COACHES viii meet the 2:sa5
train from Richmond daily at Coalfeld station.
Richmond and Danvile radlroad. Tickets to 20 and
( te 4-In, aayl }. B. FERGUSON, Proprietor 9
kE0UNTAIN-TuPsH OUSE.-This well
w known and celebrated SUMMER RESORT.
on the Btueg Ridge. one mile from. the Chesapeake
aud Ohio railroad, Is now open for visitors. The
climate and scetiery are not egtialled In the State.
The rooms, lle. and other are all
that can be desired. 5000
Board, per month. S2S
1rf Board, per week. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II
Board per day.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Hacks will be found at Alton to convey persons to
and from the Hotel. $500 -.
fp l-fm ~. hi. NICH< slHngpyr. >
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John Van Arsdale, a printer employed at
the Government office, in Washington, wan
dered across the Anacostia bridge 4 few days
since, while under alteration OF mind, and
shortly after committed suicide,
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PAINTS, OILS, &c.
ITO CONSUMERS OF

~ SoNSOMCfS Ot
ases PETROLEUM LUBRICATING OILS.
Purchasers cautioned that the OIL sold by us
differs from all other Lu6ricnting OILS sold III hts
aarka. We are the sole agents here for the vfr-
gtnia Natural Petroleum LubricaIng OIL every bar
rel of which sold by us bearing our brand thus
J" Virginia Natural Petroleum Lubricating OIL, Pur-
cell, Ladd & Co., Agents, Richmond, Va" .-SffF
II Is not a mixture ,residtum. oil, containing
chemicals hurtfn to machinery, buta ~
PURE, NATURAL, WEST VIRGINIA PETRo
sa LEUM LUBRICATISG OILf
Of % degrees gravity which win last logger. 10 bet
ter ubrtcator. and Is therefore cheaper than the
socred Lndrieattng Oils ,chieh tersa,s plenty
offered ts,sdeT the lure or t0O prices. btt Etch ere
DorthLess Us time and their use will tell. g -
We guarantee TO sell the PETROLEUM LUBRI
eating OIL OF the best and purest quality as lou
as The same grade Of oil can Be Bought ang,pheTs,
and lower than it he sold In this market Con-
suulers VIII please bear this In mind For purity,
durability. ubricatng properties, and au of the de-
srabIe qualities, the off sold by us is UNSURPASSED
, - 80. A-3t PURCELL. LADD& CO., a:t
--Y..,g ,s.,. 1916 Main and Thirteenth street,
+. mys sssl .s = Richmond
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Ok BOXES CHOICE FACT DRY
~cCHEESE. 3sfEt-Ht:[E Z. -. z-,sszs ~. tt.
50 iiogsheads Porto Rico StIG AIRS, rs i
100 barrels Crushed, Powdered, and GRADUATED
..'H q" SUGARS, ~ go sif-
100 barrels A, Is, and OK ira G SUGARS,
100 barrels Canton & Rartolis SYRUP,
so barrels GOLDEN SYRUP, Z"
Z IS punc'eons prime MOL ASSES, - tit
80 hogsieads Clear Rib BACON. SIDES, *
80 hogsheads BACON SHOULDERS,
30 tierces G.. Cassard & Sons LARD, I'LL.
SO pals choice family LARD. .E' 49, =
100 bags RIO COFFEE, 4F.ss.s...a +. Ea
10 bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE. ses
800 barrels fuli-size North Carolina CUT HER
100 barrels niIl-size North Carolina GROSS HER
RINGS 49,. 81 ''.. '-3 - 30
100 haIf-barreh family ROE HERRINGs,
100 barrels EXTRA FLOUR. .,,srs 90, 10!
100 barrels SUpERFINE FLOUR, t1f
100 barrels FINE FLOUR. ,1"@'. b. ..r.t
~ Good stock of LIQUORS, all grades,
In store and for sale by HARVEY & JONES,
my 81 Thirteenth and Cal streets.
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DRY GOODS.

rTO BE SOLD VERY CEEAP.-A lot Of
l. wet COTTONADES and KENTUCKY JEANS
of superior quality will be sold at half-pricc. We
have also just opened n lot Of ladies' fine Under
sleeves, Lace Collars, Collaretics, superior Isle
Thread Gloves. Irish Linens, Towels, Plain Swiss
Musns, Frillings, Pique Trimmings. &c.
G.. T. BARBEE,
sst4s. successor to Duckwali & Rorss,
ie 10 4a 900 Broad street.
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HOME IN VIRGINIA.

On sale PLANTATIONS, FARMS, SUBURBAN
and CITY RESIDENCES. and TOWN LOTS. Sc
vcral FIRST-CLASS ESTATES on James river,
and others In different sections Of the State Prices
low and terms accommodating.
w. r. ROBINS.
an 20-dSwSwSm ILL Main street.
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WASHINGTON, June 9.--Thcre Is general
opinion here that the city is about entering
upon Il sickly season. The health officers
report that malariai diseases exist to an eS-
tent so great rs TO porteDd epidemic fcgefs OF
AN alarming character during the summer.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

ALL THE SCARCE VIRGINIA LAW
"A BOOKS AT 1915 MAIN STREET John ard
Old Practice; Iomax OH Executors and Digest Of
Real Property; Jetferson's. Wythes, aud Robin
Lawyers Guide: Index to Gtattan: T1te's d.
gcsted Index; Mattllews's Civil Digest; fuckers
Commentaries. g.. .. U.s. ..a- ~. 'a..
Also, all the new Law. -.. i--...
my Is .s.. 80 RANDOLPH ENGLISH.
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gaa lafti I'D .lsRICENoNn, Vac, JKResfa, 1872. I
4 IN ! AND sFaBEIs WORCESTERSHIRE
" Ieth, the TRAINS ON Observation-Disclosures fol-
The MAIL TRAINS fsaye Ritbaioad 81 A.
NJ, and 1880 r. NJ, and leave Petersburg 1l:3s A.
NJ. aud sos 2, Al. m gssss.5 hsFs @:&ssas les
EREiGhT ,r ~; MS With pssse.gsE coach at.
leave Peters.urg es7:iSA fa. snfdss fs8fss
The 500 A. 81. TRAN Sslt ggt lsAys R!shmond nd
Gs s s &a F faa rs IN Fs,s sns
burg on sundays! -! rf;gff sskiss sssse.sS
Fare for single tickets. ....s, 4; ,s,ssstis9S
Fare Tor return Itch cts. $500 %
- Commatatio8 tickets can be had ct The Relieving
Fihy-trfp tickets for. .......".., &A;eo
one-hundred "trip tickets tor...:S.s6aso0
Passengers for Norfolsg pil take th6s1:50 p. NJ.
DAILY TRAIN md those trem SoEaalk sill COLI
meet at Petersburg With The 1l2as a. Al. sTHA1N.
Passengers FROM iCfoyae Hin viii sekefhe $50 A.
~. TRAIN on Mondays, Wetineatnys;aflf Fridays;
and and rstaEnlps, leave Richmond o The at
3 The MAIL TRAINS win stop oiify az hester and
'' TSe A. NJ TRarN wl CONNECT Il stsrsburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad for
Lynchburg daily. SIS I@sf.seaSs sS&
PULLMAN's PALACE SLEEPIGGrCAR will
he attached to the THROUGH TRAINat Weldon,
running through to Wilmington
je 10 Ticket and ErsAxht Agent.
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DICKLEs.-I you want PICKLES to
4 sell or PICKLES to eat go to r. F. JaNIES'S
and get your supplies. The price and quality will
suit you. my 90
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DITCH MOND AND YOHKsaRIVER
III ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND TfIE; TRAVEL,
4 @stl8i - LING PUBLIC. sep 81

NOlINE LIZ liza ELs
-a mo- p LING PUBLIC. Fssisf 81
Train leaves thfR depot for "a
BALTIMORE, PHtLADELgHLS, NEW YORK,
AND BOsTON3lAND AEL POINTS WEST,
rrrrSn M, e, I, on " * -, * >
Mt O'clock r. M. /; -
and for WEST POINT dailyiat same hour. The
Sunday train for West Point leasess NJ.
Freight train, with passenger car attached leaves
Tuesdays, Thursdays and SatIfrdays, o'clock A.
NJ, for through fretghts 70, all Points North and
West: and on Mondays, Meanesday sqa Fridays.
at ga. M. .ssss}sF ~ ytsAaa,5 sisgfa1A
Freight received daily, carefully hapdlsd, and
promptly forwarded. Fhronsh 0tis Of laiifig gwen
to all points. No freight taken b pasenEtf train.
~. FARE ,css;sao nv
From Richmond to Pblladeiphta. e5
frjm Richinondto New York .s1.sI.. 10 so
From Rchmond 10 Boston, all rail ~. .esss.. II as
From Richmond 10 Boston via nc SoiIiid.... ID Is
.@Eil3s WILLIAM N. BRAGG, Snpeffntend
y. l.. TA.YLoBi General Ticket andlFrcsgB Agent
81 81
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DICIIMONDt AND DANVHaLE RAIL-
1871: 20 '1sI5 Z. .EtIo 80 = $500
Train No. throggh Ipassepgerl lsayesS Rlchmond
vile It 1855 p NJ: arrisesat afsehs6Jro at $40
r. NJ Md OF sSsg
Train No. 9 lLynchburg pasSepgerI leaves Rich
mo,d daily ut $40 a. NJ. arrives at Eyrehburg ats
p. NJ. tEE' .flfat8jfF5tty iSi3 .'ssaas ia ~
R T5a1n az daily Il ms s pse dss
at 1853 T. NJ arrives at Greensboro dafiy at 1915
GOING EAST,g,sfI ass.
1 Ttal NO. a srg y % Das sSTss
daily at $40 A. Nj arrives sf RirfpoEds daily at
is Tpaln n No. Through AN eayss Green's
boro' daily Except Suidsyst at I11os leaves
Lnnyille al ls2 T. arrives tat lsicaeead at $40
;Tir4niin NON r.ynchtrs passenger fessys Lynch
burg daily at 20 A. NJ !; leaves Bfirk e9llIeS nc l..
81; arrives at Richmond at O'clock RsMsS
Trains Nos. and II connect W GIteiistsoro' with
trains on the North Garoflb rihoad ftrxh points
S' Train No. connects INC q. Train on
the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ono rafg61q for all
points southwest and soutfhS ~ S1st5b5 Sss1
Train No. ~ enmce.s NJ train for
Es,as R ss sfs # Gresss
boro' with train No. for Il eiimdn6ss5 go ;.
THROUGH TICKETS 10 AL .p0nH south and
southwest can he pro.:nISd nc the ffcket Office In
Richmond, and Of K. II. WALKER, Asetss q the e, AZ.
lsntie, Mississippi sud Ohio fatfoa % 1873 Main
s Pspe ns' tint have arransene8G adHse the
schedule of this company will please above.
y2 2.lss, b, ssa ATEgSlh, Pen,
T. NJ. R. TatcoTTs En aslSs
IA ~,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-02
POTITICAL NOTICES.
ATTENTION. VOTERS.

The Republican State Central Committee gives
no1ice maj 9s members ofCOngress are to be Voted
for AZ the pIacr7On TO ne held GA MONDAY Novem.
MI ~ +Ie sS erertinn viii he IeId nnder the
II,visCs a+ he s+s If Gov rrss annreved Nav 81
HID Febrlarv %. 1871, and JIne 10 I572 known as
+IIp enforcement act
Under HE provisions Of those laws. any citizen
fIIgaIlv refised registration NAV recover before
me Tinted mates c0grrs 500 from the registrar
TeisITG lin. and s1fcIi oTcer is subject to a fine
Nj av9AeTjr,g ss5aG and iTDrisonneuC for three
Years or bor67,
4nT TegfsTrsr who knowingly and willfulIy in
serts fraudulent names On the register let is sub
ieet 10 tie same IeLaltv,
3ny = @aI oteT whose name is refused by the re-
nistrars can demand to vote on the day of election,
TI,+yyirFs+aDdinG such refusal and the election
otf5csr r,fusfng to receive his vote, after legal
nroof is offered shall forfeit to him the of five
hundred dollars and shall also be fined not to ex-
coed i've hundred dollars or be imprisoned not ex-
ceedinr three wears, or both.
ANY election officer making a false count or
fraudulent Trrurn shan be fined not exceeding five
hundred dollars or be imprisoned not exceeding
three wears or both
II nersons bInderfng or obstructing the regis
rrati0n Of lawful voters OF procuring fraudulent
registration, or voting fraUduentty, or procuring
counting or fraudulent returns OF election are sub
fect TO Tle same PENALTIES.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-02

BOARD OF HEALTH.-Present-D 7. -
White. presiding, and Drs. Mas, Hire, 5.
@. Russell and Mr. Walton.
DR.. White stated that he had dispatched
n Northern cities for important facts con
corning the horse disease. He also showed
mortality blank reports Of New York city,
displaying the style Of keeping such STA
tistics.
DIR. Wood ward, of Washington, was
thanked for his favors OF photographs OF
diaomtamatia.
DR.. White gave some items Of his eXpe-
riences in the West and North last summer
He also stated that the city Of Washing
ton has the best vidangew regulations q
anv city he visited, and all the ofdl from
streets and houses is converted into. a
poudretee, which is superior to guano, It
is manufactured twelve miles below the
city, on the river.
Baltimore has the worst sanitary reguIa-
items.
He also gave some interesting itfns con
corning tenement houses in New York, and
thinks the system as at present adopted
there is quite perfect. lie thinks that one
cause Of the horse disease in New York is
the poor arrangements il many Of the
stables.
New York has some good sanitary sys-
tens, but she has some poor ones which
would not be tolerated here day; and,
altogether, New Orleans is not the worst
controlled place in the Union.
There we're no regular monthly reports
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-02
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

BY r. m& B. J. MONTGOMERY, at Il O'Clock
No. 81 NatcheF street, genera! assortment Of
secondhand furniture, etc
BY NASH Z H0DGsoS, at 70 o'clock, a: the
81. Charles Auction Exchange, two lots OF
ground on darondelet street-Euccesstoa Of
Jules A. Ban&, Jr.
BY S. GUINAULF, at p O'Clock, at Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, lot of ground on Union
street lot of ground and buildings Nos. 474 and
as Morales street lot of ground and buildings
No. I03 Union street, square of ground bounded
bv Elvsian Fields, Margny, Agriculture and
Industry strects. two shares Peoples insurance
Cornanv tbt ee shares New Orleans Mutual AS
standardization of Manuel MoTano.