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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS
' 2 2 = = = ~
MONITlON.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FHEEE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To ALL WHOM 1T
n may concern: Whereas John Lenihan has
purchased at a sale made by s. Gunault, auo.
tt,Honeer, on the second day Of November 1872,
the property hereinafter described, and has ap.
piled to the Judge of this court for monition or
advertisement in conformity to sections 237O to
<38O OF act No SO of the session acts of 1870 com
monty known as the Revised Statutes of Louisiana
NOW, therefore know ye, and al persons inter
ested herein, are hereby cited and admonished in
the name Of the State of louisiana and of the,
second district Court for the parish of Orleans,
VINO can set up any righttitle claim in and to the
property hereinafter described, in consequence of
any Intormality in the order, decree or Judgment
Oh the court under which the sale was made, or
any irre9ularity or ilegality in the appraisement
OF OF advertisements, in time manner of sale or
tor any other detect whatsoever to show cause
MnClin thlrty days from the day this monition is
hfs9 lhselt TED IN the public papers, why the sale so
mae Tb s shontd not be homoogated and confirmed
me sald property was sold by the aforesaid auc-
ttoneer by virtue of and pursuant to an order rem
dered September23 1872 by the said Second District
Court Tor The parish OF Orleans in the matter of the
succession of Maauel Morabo, No. IS 655 of the
DOCKET o. the sald court al which sale the said
John Lenihan became the purchaser, for the sllln
of $50.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05

Crescent City GasEight COmpany-Election
Of Directors-In conformity with the requirements
Of the charter and bylaws OF said company, the
year will be he'd on TUESDAY, January I 1873, at
the office OF the company, No. 100 Common street,
in this city between the hours Of 10 A. N. and
P. NJ
The book of transfers of stock will be closed from
and after the twenty-secOnd day of December 1872,
and will remain closed until after the election OF
Directors.
de3 lot ROBERT J. KER, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05

Bachelors Hair Dye.-Tiis splendid Hair
Dye is the best in the world The only true and
perfect dye. Harmless, reliable and instantaneous;
no Disappointment; no ridiculous rints CT unp}eas-
ant odor. Remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes and
washes. Produces Immediately a superb black or
natural brown. and leaves the hair clean, soft and
beautiful. TIE genuine, signed by ". 4. Bachelor.
CHARLES BATCEEL0R,
oc3 " Proprietor New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05

HOUSEKE EPER.-WANTED-A SITUATION
I'll as Leusekeeper il a geHtlzmsu's family by a
lady Who wel understands tt.e management Of a
ssss.Ls:s %.si9ss g.. 81 ai--s 8tI-3eo so
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05

The grocery Of Louis Appel, corner of
Baronne and Calliope, was sneaked for St2
last evening.
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Importanr.-New Orleans December 2

ImpOFtanrs-New OrIeans,e December 2,
I812,-A meeting q the stockholders OF the Bar
BARN Gas Lighting Company viii be held on
WEDNESDAY EVENING fourth instant, a. six
O'Clock at the office of Sessrs. G.. Cavaroc & Son,
Exchange alley. AUG. WILLIAM BRETTE,
de4 Ut Secretary.
Meeting of the stockholders of the
BOuchaTd Sewing Machine Motor Company viii he
held FRIDAY EVENING, December s, at seven
O'Clock, at the Office Of the president No &c Caron-
year, commencing first OF January, 1873, and for
other purposes. You are earnestly requested to be
present. de4 T. UPPER. President.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05

Oxen are appreciated just at present, in
the absence Of horses and mules. Some Of
the largest wholesale merchants are using
oxen 60 haul drays. One little OK, with
ring in his nose, slung racket out Of dray
on Decatur street, and worked as well as if
he had neve seen green tree or grass.
For hauling heavy loads he is better than
a stubborn mule that is on his good be-
havior six months just to have a fair chance
to kick the brains out of brutal driver.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05

A PANTHER IN ALGIERs.-When New Or
leans was annexed to Algiers, it was sup
posed that wild beasts would cease to howl
in aud around our Fifth District, but it
seems that panther has no respect for leg
islative acts. One of the tribe visited the
place Tuesday night and chawed two or
three dogs on Powder street. Hunters have
loaded their guns for him
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Banleruptcy-No. 1916.

IN TIE MATTER OF JOHN ]. LUGENBUHl
Bankrupt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bankruptcy-No. 1853.

IN THE MATTER OF E. w. WHITMAN, BAN
rupt.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
MAYoRkLTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
g. HI nonn-1.I ,a.- 8 lG.-l
No. INSTRUMENTATION Series.l

NO EXPERIMENTATION otILtb.I
An ordinance to establish the rate of licenses for
professions. callings, and other business and
for carriages, hacks, drays, and other vehicles,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05

l. We have received the. Vest Teros Repet6-
1tcans, published at Blanco City, Blanco
county, Texas.
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STATEMENT.

SLOWING THE EXACT AMOUNT
OF money existing III the State Treasury ON
Ie thirtieth day Of November 1872:
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CHANGE IN POLICE CApTAINs.-The Board
Of Police Commissioners yesterday Trans
forred Captain Flanagan from the third
precinct to tie first, Captain McCann from
the first to the harbor< Captain Schneider
from the harbor to the third precinct.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05

acknowledgement Buckley mas been
removed from the position OF warden Of the
Workhouse.
Mr.. Nelson has been removed from the
position Of city gardener. Mr., Brown was
appointed 10 fill the place.
Both positions are under tile A1ministra-
tor Of Police.
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POLICE Court, SATuRDAY-Just'ce VIZ
ham Hall Ct'en preSidan5.-The following
cases were disposed of:
William L. White, charged with treSpass-
ing on the premises of John ). Robertson
and stealing valuable papers. Continued.
Beverly Gray (colored), charged with
breaking and entering the dwel!in@-louse OF
Jordina Mayo and stealing watch valued at
SIS, and 1915. Sent OH to the grand jury OF
Hastings Court.
William Seay, charged with assaultins and
threatening Henry II. Torbeck. Fined - ;
security in 5000 for six months.
Philip Toler (colorcd), charged with steal
ing folr-pound weight from Philip August.
Guilty, and sent to Jail for ten days.
Lucy E. Taylor (colored), charged with
stealing two dresses, one towel, and sundry
other articles valued at SIS, the property of
Nora Roane. Guilty, and sent to Jail for
thirty days.
Nora Roane (colored), charged with steal
ing s. from Lucy E. Taylor Discharged.
John Nugent, charged with assaulting and
beating the daughter of K. d. Watson and
with constantly abusing and threatening the
family of said Watson. Case dismissed on
payment Of costs.
Claiborne johnson (colored), charged with
assauting and beating Fleming Randolph.
was discharged.
Laura and Joseph johnson (colored),
charged with assaulting and beating Fleming
Randolph. Discharged.
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Railroads in Court.

New YORK, July 20.-A temporary injunc-
ton has been granted in the suit of the Erie
Railroad Company against the Jefferson
Railroad Company, J. Gould and Justin D..
White. restraining the defendants from
transferring certain stocks in their posses
sion.
The suit against the Jefferson railway is to
break up contract made by Jay Gould, ny
which it is alleged that Gould came INTO pos
session of 40,0OO shares of the Jefferson raii-
way stock, which is now held in trust LOT
him by Justin d. White. The complaint
further charges Gould with Withdrawing
from the Erie railroad S1S4,0oo OF JEFFERSON
railway bonds, substituting therefor MI eq'la'
amount of doubtful bonds.
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TIVE SECOND POLICE SrAT1oN.-The City
Council mtt!s this afternoon. and it is eX-
pected that some action will be taken regard
ing the Second statiun-house: 1t is ab<o-
lutely necessary that something should be
done tn it. In order that it may be made
habitable as well for prisoners rs the officers
and men whose duties keep them indoors.
At present it is almost dangerous to remain
in tie house any length of time on account Of
the unhealthy odor from the culverts and
pipes attached to the cells. When two or
three persons are in the office the space left
is so small that it is difficult to turn around
when prisoner is brought in. This station
being i'll THE heart of the city, and quite as
important as the other stations; it, seems
hardly probable that the Council will with
hold their attention from this matter. 1t was
expected on Saturday that the Committee on
Public Grounds and Buildings would visit
the place and see its condition for them
selves.
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New LODGE OF KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-On
Friday evening last Il new lodge of the Order
of knights of Pytliias was instituted at Char
lotte Courthouse, Va; by NJ. =. Handy, &.
r. and G.. S., and 2. C.'s Z. Weisiger, of Rich
mond; w. d. Rice; of Farmvlle and J. T..
ELAN, of DanYile: Several other knights
from Richmond and Farnville were present
The new lodge starts with membership OF
twenty-threc and a long list of candidates, and
the material of which it is composed cannot
be surpassed. It will he known rs "Ran-
dolph, No. 2S." The following are the
officers for the current term: Rev. ". r..
Atkinson, V. p; William y. Smith, W. {. /;
+. n. Read, V. c.; +. c. Thornton, X. S.; A..
B. Paris, +. s.; Thomas I. Tucker. b. ;
William Smith, Guide; j. VI. Bouldn, |. s. ;
b. Davis, O. 5. After the institution of the
lodge the hall was dedicated to Pythian uses
and purposes in the presence of large crowd
of ladies and gentlemen OF the Courthouse
and vicinity. All were pleased with what
they saw of the Ordcr'
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Steamer Isaac Bell. Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandisu and passengers, j. w. Wyatt, agent.
Steamer john sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
cllandise and passengers j.. Il. Tatum, agent.
Brig Jennie Cheeny. -, Baltimore, sugar. Old
Dt,Inlnlon Sugar Refinery.
Schooner ". L. Franklin, Seward, Georgetown,
u. c., coal, -.
Schooner Annie 3f. Edwards. Adams Philadel-
phit, coal, - Cox.
Schooner William Frazier. James, Baltimore,
sugar, Old Dominion Sugar Refinery.
Schooner Caroline Holmes, Jackson, James river,
wheat, IIaxall, Crcnshaw L Co.
Schooner Roxarnl, Frank, Baltimore, sugar, Old
Dominion Sugar Refinery.
SAILED.
Schooner Mary f. simmons, Candy bridgeport
Uia Os.,erue's. coal.
Schooner STarnata, Swininton, Washington, ID.
c., granite, Curtis s. Parker
Sailed SUNDAY.
chnndise and pas! gers, j. ~. Wyatt.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The follow
ing cOnvtyanccS of real estatc were made
during the week ending July Goth; 1872:
S: A. POindeXtcr and others to james
Begley. 90 feet on Fcnable street, for $500.
james \. Croft to Mary +. Bierne ID feet
on Leigh street, for 3, 700.
Ii. Il. Ellyson, trustee, to j. J.. Sher1rd.
::13 feet on Main street near Culvcrt, tor $500.
II. X. Ellison TO j. l.. Shcll1rd, 33 feet OH
Main street corner Of Cuycrt; for $3.50.
William II. Bailey to J: l.. Sherr1srd; 33 feet
on Main street near Culycrt for $3.50:
II. A. Paine to Pulliam, Coke Il Goddin,
l55 feet OIL Grace street between Pine and
Laurel, for $4,000.
NJ. l.. james to II. c. Burnett, 81 feet Oh
Grace street between Second and Third, for
SJ.225.
w. Goddn, trustee, to a. W. Trabue, 80
feet on Howard street, for 5000.
J. A. Coke to J. Z. Gray, 100 feet corner
Main and Poplar streets, for 1i,Gjo.
s. II, Pulliam's executors TO William Da-
Wis. 2S feet on Clay street near Monroe, for
800.
w. J. Leake, commissioner, to George
Ross. 81 feet on Fourth street between Leigh
and jackson, for s364.50.
E.J. Duyal to }. b. Young, trustee, 60 feet
on Jefferson street between Byrd and Canal .
for $500.
Robert \. Paine to j. II. Claiborne, 62 feet
on Grace street between Pine and Laurel, for
81, $50.
L. Dorsam to G. Solari, 81 1C-12 feet on
Main street between Twenty-fourth and
Twenty fifth, for $500,
d. X. Stewart, trustee, to c. l.. Todd, GO
co,+ ~, I ti,rl Strppt for 81 3tiO.
A. Scholl to a. j. Williams, 96 feet on
Clay street near Darlington, for $3.50.
j. l.. GruDbs to j. l.. Goddin, l4Gl feet
on Green street between Cherry and Culvert,
for S905.S1.
William Smith to j. L. Goddin, 90 feet on
Cary street, corner Of Pine, for S;,3IS.
ID. Manning to Ann Cunningham, % 1-l2
feet on Clay street, corner Of Eighteenth, for
Sl,O45.
John Gibson to George Gibson, his inter
est in lot OH Sixth street between Main and
Cary.
J.. L. Harvie to Alexander Jennings, q
feet on Laurel street near Cumberland, fol
$500.
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OK EyEnYEopY'< Observation-Disclosures Of Tic
great national rcCcIcrator OF health PLANTATION
BITrERs are on evcryJOdy's tongue. This gratui-
to,s rirn r0ce advertising IS better than all the paid
for putting to which tile o~ntr, Of LOCUS biters are
Obliged to resort 1t has spontaneous hcartines'
about il which carries conviction to the mind of The
auditor. But /; Is Il wcI-known fact that the pro-
prctors OF the PLASTATIOS RlTTERs have never
relied upon newspaper bolstcring to establish the
success of preparation which owes It's astonishing
popularity mainly to the oral testimony OF the
thousands who have either experienced or been The
eyewitness Of the immense physical good II has
wrought throughout the length and breadth OF The
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The Geneva Arbitration.
The North Carolina Swamp Angels--A
Brother OF Henry Berry Lowry


WILMINGTON, n. c., July 20.--A report
has just reached here that Tom Lowry, one
of the RobeSon.cotlnty outlaws, and brother
of the notorious Henry Berry Lowry, was
killed near Moss Neck this morning by Ro-
bert Wishart, q younger brother of Colonel
f. NJ. Wisliart, who WIS killed by the out
laws some months since. Lowry's body
reached Lumbcrton just before the train
passed.
RALEIGH, n. c., July 20.-United States
Commissioner Best gave his decision to-day
in the case of Slmddock Jones lcolored), for
attempting to intimidate Simon Craven, a
coorcd Greeley Republican in the exercise
of his political franchise, finding the de-
!endant guilty, and putting him under honds
to appear before the United States Circuit
Court for trial.
Mack Jones, the first OF the band Of con-
sprators thut assaulted Samuel e.. Cross, the
cOored marshal of the Greeley and Brown
ratification meeting, was also tried to-day
and convicted, Commissioner Best giving his
decision at length. The prisoner was bound
over in 81 ZOO for his Appearance. The evil
dence in the other cases, Which will be tried
on Monday; is said TO be still stronger.
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TELEGRAPHiC NEWS.


New Work Stock and Money Market.
NEW YoRK, july SO,--The bank statement
shows that loans have increased fye-eighths
of million, specie increased one and three
eighths millions, legaltenders increased half
million, deposits increased two millions.
Money very easy at to per cent. ster-
ling dull at 81 to 81. Gold, 114s to 1143.
Governments dull and steady ali day. States
dull and heavy: TeDnessee's, 73; new, 7Ss.
viginia's, AZ; t.ew,50, Louisiana's, so; new.
4s. Levee's, 50; SIS, "A. Alann,a's, 81; SIS,
60. Georgia's, IA; rs, SIS. North Caro-
lina'S, 80; new, 90. South Carolina's, 54;
new. 90.
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TatsfES ER y. &c.



uuIS'ri>G-ENGl\E. ahuE: l5-horSc power
r..,,,nr.,! ru whccls, suitable for quarry ing
rr,,l.u&, ri!"-:r2vims &C.. with or Without
l,. ..,r. ..uI all ;ir tNturr~ for plc-'!riytitS:
,,tIDl:~E POWER UPRIGHT ENGINE anu
nae -iii,HiE>E pUWtE AGKlCuLTURAL IN
iltt mounted on wheels,
orr t-!GuR>E POWER PORTABLE ENGINE
and EUlLEK.
l' Is, the a.."Nc can Dc sccn running Al our mop
uar NEW i:-iIDnSE POWER PORTABLE IL
uar yF.W lo~HoKsE POWER STATIONARY
ENGINE. with " Whcccr's" l';"nt Haianc"
one >,TfH5'1UNpItAND lo-GoEsE POWER STA
TlTNAM ,I ~ G\%ISE %I S,e,,,orsE POWER ro1.r.
,rI.t i:nliFi:.
ooc S,'Hi.C',UTn,iiNNp ,-IGuEsE POWER Ur
rno - iItt,"tr:>t riU#t EH STATION AIRY ENGINE
u.',.5. iini'-F i.pWEK STATIONARY E*GlNE.
ou, -Iui.~t rnWEE STATIONARY ENGINE,
r,u - HORSE POWER tubular ROLLERS.
pno t.-liiGIiSF ltWEE THETAELE BOILER.
VITA dl i, iiNtHrr- wauti":,
I!rr rLAIN cfLiNpE# BOILERS of i5-hor~'
"a.' -E"to,r NLnt.N FANmLoWrE;
,"' rom IE; i. GEiSr Mill. wi,h3-toot Frcncl,
ou' n". ';I;lY 4. WOOD rLANEE, .@-fo"'
Z |uur.. ~lHi.N CUTTING SLIDE LATHE. ~ incl"S
.ri.l,nud 1-r,",t ird. nearly new;
"H, l"tI LATHE, s"italc Tor SnnSmirh or jew
lr,r '>rL.~ rArr>T STEAM PUMPS. nssorr-
r@,% t''i;ci: PUMPS. from one ro t"ur-inch
~ui'l}>n. rULLEYs, and HANGERS Of al
srr..4 y,l iNatcr Gauges. rcct aud Glcir
t..., 1l3 Minds uI OH ans. Steam Nid-;lc., and
i.,..'..s. .--"rurut ~ tn@in"rra supplies: Mo,
g--.,--liu3"t III :,iIi r""uu,.-hamd r"accr
~.a., ~H,lr "rc>.o,. l:uA l'rr>s'. E:n'- auH lHl-
rt-. .n'i -! k3o'!, "i Tobacco fiN;urcs made /"
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From sam Francisco.

SAN Francisco, July 20.-Detectires Ans
bro and Smith were committed lor Trial TO-
day; the former for libel and the latter for
perjury in the case of Edith O'Gorman.
Mullendon, the reporter of the Morning
CaN, who was shot by McCauslin ten days
since, died ,sst night.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

W. Il. RATCLlFFE will sell at los A. ". groceries,
&c.
GREBBs & WILLIAMS will sell ut 81 z. u. a brick
dwelling OIL Clay between Twcnry-seventh ana
Twenty-cighth streets:
W. GODDIN Will sell ut p. N. a brick tenement
on the west line of Second between Main and
Franklin streets.
4. L. DUESBERRY, High Constable, will sell nj II
NJ, Mt the factory of T. J. Noble on Seventh
between Byrd and Arch streets. tobacco screws,
empty hogshcads, stove, tobacco sticks, &c.
THOMAS ". KEESEE Will sell ut 10 A. N. house,
hold furniture. piano. organ. French-platc mir
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DAMAGES by Flood in Aiaijhiiin.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, July 20.-The dalilaSe
by the late floods will reach S3,O00,O0O. The
waters in central Alabama were higher than
ever known ut this season Of the year. The
accessible hotlses along the streams were
swept away by scores. The cotton and corn
on the high lands are badly damaged by the
heavy rains. The cotton crop III Alabama
will be c,;t short 0,000 bales.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TIE LATE TREDEGAR AssAttTrNa CASE
Mr.. e. ?. Schonberger appeared before JUS
tice Grew oG Saturday morning to answer
the charge OF striking Cary Jones (coloreG
on the head with stick, some time since, AT
the Tredeyar Iron Works. Jones, after be-
ing cared for al the College Infrmary, had
sufficiently recovered to be in attendance du-
ring the examination, at the close of which
the accused was sent on to the grand jury Of
the Hastings Court for the first Monday in
September. Mr. Schonberger was bailcd.
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13OOC.-The RELIGIOUS HERALD Of this city ll's
large and rapidly-ncrcasng circulation, and Is M
excellent medium for advertisers. It is the organ oi
hundreds of thousands of Baptists, and Is read by
thousands I'm rural districts who rarely ever see any
other paper Over thirteen thousand copies OF next
weeks issue will be.pubshcd. Business men who
wish to reach the eye Of The reading public should
use the advertising columns of this paper Its rates
are not much higher than those Of papers with less
than onc-rourth Of its circulation Call Mt ofacc'
Ills Main street, nearly opposite Dispdtch oflice.
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;rnu rn,ts ,t SPENCE & SOS'S.

Linen coats at SPENCE & Sons.
Carlzc unGcrshirts ut SrESCE& & SONS.
Paper collars ut SrESCE & SONS.
Linen collars ri SPENCE Il SONS.
White shirts at SPENCE & SONS.
Chcyi0t shirts at SrENCE 4 SoS'S.
Fancy ncck-tics at SPENCE Il SONS.
pcrcalc tic, and bows at SPENCE & SONS.
silk scaris at SPENCE tS Sons.
Jeans drawers at SPENCE s. SONS.
Pembroke shirts IT SPENCE N SONS:
Thread gloves at SPENCE Il SONS.
Furnishing goods 1T SPENCE & SONS
Black suits ut SPENCE & Sons.
Dress suits ut SPENCE Il SONS.
Alpaca coats ut SPENCE: Il So&'S.
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FnAYsER's gallery, opposite the post-ofcc, Is the
best arranged establishment of the kind in the United
States. His apparatus are the very latest anu most
approved, whether made In this country or Europe.
The light and shade in the operating-room Is most
admirably arranged, and the conveniences for the
accommodation of his patrons are of the most con-
pete order. The proprietor executes the very best
nictures and no pains will be spared TO that end.
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ExCURs5oNs AND pzC=StCs.

CRANb PICNIC AT HATTORF'S
" GARDEN MONDAY, July 92d, iS7?--lo hc
given by the members of RESCUE COUNCIL.
No. J.. Jr. o. L. 4. VI. Picnic commences 1t +.
NJ. and stops 1T IL NJ.
Tickets FOR sale at West, Johnston & Co.'S book
store. Woud,lousc & Parlmm's bookstore. and al
Mltipldorfnrs. Tirhcts t.,n also I've obtained Of
members oI the Council Price. fifty cents. Ladies
tree children under fifteen years, half-pri ice.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Rnssias

RuSS1as
CHOLERA EPIpEHIC-ITS FEARFUL HArAGEs-.
PANIC AMONG THE INHABITANTS, &C.
LosreN, July 20.-Advices from st. Pc
tersburgh state that the cholera epidemic is
gradually making its way from the eastern
provinces and gaining foothold in the
western and central portions of the Empire.
Moscow is now suffering from its ravagcs,
and the disease. there has assumed its most
malignant form. The proportion Of deaths
to recoveries is placed at eight to one. This
terrible fatality has created panic among
the inhabitants, thousands of the better
classes fleeing into Western Europe. At st.
Petersburgh four sporadic cases have ap-
peared, and communication with infected
districts is being cut off.
TIE RECENT ATTACK ON THE KING AND QUEEN.
MADRID, July 20.--An examination of the
two assassins captured developes the FACT that
the attack was part of IN organized con-
spi1rlcy, extensive IN its ramifcations, and
provided with ample funds.
The Geneva Arbitration.
GENEVA, July 20.-Gentlemen connected
with the BOARD Of Arbitration still preserve
the most profound secrecy on the subject OF
their proceedings.
The counsel of the Governments Of Great
Britain and the United States refuse to an
swer any communications on questions
pending before the Board, in order to pre-
vent the interference OF newspapers and
possibility of their exercising influence on
the iharits Of the arhitrators. Hereafter
| the Board will Euld fve sessions per week,
sitting every day except Saturdays and Sun
! DAYS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-22

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND Posr-OFFIcE July 20, 1872.
Conrad g. Shelton, Richmond; q. Predlow,
West Virginia; Il. d. McNamee, Richmond,
Va; j. C. Robinson, Petersburg; w. j.
Davis, Richmond, Va; q. L. Granger, Rich