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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-22

EOURTA DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
4 Of Orleans. No 40 7l5-Bv virtue Of writ Of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fourth district Court for the parish Of or.
leans IN the above entitled cause, will proceed
70 sell 1T public auction, at the Merchants md
Auctlonecrs Exchange, Royal street, between
Eanai ana ,CuetOmh0use streets, in the SECOND
district ofthis city. on WEDNESDAY, September 8.
100 at twelve O'Clock NJ. the folowins described
a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. with al,
rights, ways privileges and appui tsnances there
unls eeiongA& or In any wise appertainuR, stu
sted IN the Fourth District Of this city In the
square bounded BY Pryt .nia, st. Mary St. Andrew
ana Ursula (now Coliseum) stree Is. commencing
snS ols.snce Of one hundred aud iftytwo feet six
incnes three lines from the corner Of Coliseum
euu ot. mary streets and measuring in American
measure eighty four feet front on St. Mary street,
Dy one hundred and twenty fee ia depth between
parallel lines, which portion Of ground 10 com
posed OF three lots designated by the nnmbers 90
TWO and three. on plan made by Pile Murray
iaIe surveyors, dated the twenty second OF April,
lSlO, and deposited in the Office OF John g. Eustis,
notary public in this city, and measure each TWEEN
Weight feet front on st. Mary street, by depth
o. one hundred and twenty feet between parallel
unes aud Joining each other: being the same prop
erty acquired by said Nils H. B0stick from Newton
Buckner, ~ per act passed before said notary,
John EustiS. On the twenty eighth OF May, 1870.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Caah on the spot.
EtGRNE WAGGAMAN,
au1 IS % ee8 Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of OrleAna
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The Raleigh Ne,cs Gays: "Our advice is,
to draw the party line strongly. Those
who have voted the negro ticket, let them
stay on that side. Let them be known as
negroes" There has been an election in
North Carolins, and about ls,000-the Re,
publican majority-will have to stay ON
the ode opposite to Democrats.
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EUGENE wAGGAMAN,
aus 10 ~ sea Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of tWle.n.
WIDOW Eva Lafleur W. Michael MAYER
and Frantz Portuns
INIFTH DISTRICT comp TvSr,(.1 mr., =.

kNrIh DIS IkiCT COURTsFCRTHE PARISH OF
eOrsans, No. s913.-By virtue Of an altas writ
o. neri aAcas to me directed by the honorable the
ths Us'ct Court for the parish Of Orleans in
pubic auction ct the Merchants and 4uctonn M
to% chhngs' loyal street, between Canal asd Gus
ci.n nouse s.rrets In the Secopd District Of this
w iiock NJ the following described property, to
A LOT OF GROUND, with the b,,,a,n. 49,, -.
~ thereon, situated in the Third Dist ret
Prosner c'iS n me SQUARE bounded by Frenchmen.
dnirty feet front on Prosper street. bv dsnth ~
OF th a9d seventy feet six inches composed
re. 10 OF the lot number eleven and part Of
i t6sn su1voyor deposit in the oce Of Barnett
men 4otaIy public in this city. Being the came
RroperU acquired by Frantz Fortune. one Of thu
az Msn nsre1D from Louis FL, on tine Efeenth
Seized in the sboFa suit.
Teyms-Ca6A On - snot
atG1NB wAGeAMAN,s
AUS 70 - sells W "-Ae~"s'
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1eV4o6eurs
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 49, 72l-By virtue of . wit Of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court FOR the parish of Dreams
IN the above entitled cause. win proceed to sell
&c public auction. at the Merchants and Auction
GERS exchange. Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets, In the Second District Of
inns city. on SATURDAY, September IS, 1875, at
twelve o'clock NJ, the following described prop.
erty, to wit
XCERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with all
and singular the buildings aud improvements
thereon, rghts, waye, privileges OF servitudss
therrunto attached or in anywse appertaining,
situated in the second District of this oity in the
square bounded by st. Philip, Marais, Where and
Dumane streets, meas uring. 10 American Measure,
twenty two feet front on st. Philip street by =
depth. in French measure, Of one hundred and
twenty feet; such as the same acquired by
the defendant herein by purchase from JACQUES O.
F0rtier. according to an act passed The eighth Of
July lS47. before PAUL Z. Laresche late O notary
publc in this city.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGANaN
aulS 1929 sells Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of O,,aan.
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LOCRFH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans. No. 80, 595 mo 9746 of the late Seventh
district urt)-By virtue of plures writ Of teri
iacias to me directed by the honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
ABOVE entitled cause. will proceed to sell st pub
change. Royal street. between Canal ana Custom
hOnee streets in the Second District of this city On
SATURDAY, September ID, 1875 1T twelve clock
NJ, the following described property. to wit
CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, known as plumber
seven, IN square number si1ty.six. bounded by
Carondelet waltz, Where, St. Peter and h0bertson
streets measuring twenty -four feet We and half
lines front on CarOndtlet walk invent three feet
eleven inches six lines in the rear. v-six feet
six inches two lines on the line Of lot number six,
and sixty eight feet four inches four ]ineS On the
office in this city in book ninety.eieLt, foiis i've
hundred and seventy three.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
ECGENK WAGGAMAN, :
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Hbtween cucumbeRs and waternelon8',
said o WsdsSfn editor, I've must choose
brandy end water"
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:, SHERIEE.& SALES

Andreos Frey W. Chrisaian 6lass.
HIxTH DISTRICT COURT Fog THR PARISH
= Of Orleans Mo- ss42.-By virtue 0 writ Of ssiz-
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
in the above entitled cause, viii proceed to SEP at
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the Second District Of
this city, ON SATURDAY, September II, 1875, st
twelve O'Clock H.. the following described prop
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with the
buildings and i'm ofbvements thereon, and all the
appurtenances There unto belongings situated in
the Third District Of this city making part OF tho
lot number seven in the square bounded by Craps
(or Burgundy, DAuphipe, Independence and Pau
line street. SAID lot measures forty ono feet nine
inches ont Independence street, BY ninety. i've
feet IN depth and front on Craps Cor Burgundy
street being the came property purchased BY
the defendant herein from H. Mussmann per act
passed on the eighth OF December, 1866, before A.
E. Benvenu, notary public in This city.
Seized in the above suit.
TelMe-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
anl0 70 % sell Civil Sheriff Of he Parish Of orleans.
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That practice makes perfect is sn e1-
ception when applied to lawyers.
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The City Of New Orleans W. Cclesline
SOrbet.

CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= Orleans, M. 74,432.-By virtue of . writ Of feYi
I, cias directed by the honorable the Superior
District Court for the parish of Orleans ia the
above entitled cause, for city taxes of 1875 will
proceed to sell at public auction. at the Merchants
Canal and Cust0mhouse streets, in the Second Die
trict Of this city, on tRIDAY September TO- 1875 st
erty, to wit
. ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in
the Second Dis rsct Of this cts IN .assre number
and Bourbon streets, de6gAatet az lot number
eight measuring twenty four fet on Royal street,
ONE CkRTAIN LOT or GROUND. situated in
the Second District Of thus city in square lumber
Ursulines and Dauphipe streets. measuring thirty
two feet on Bourbon street, by one hundred ard
twenty feet in depth.
Seized in the above SUIT. 4"
Terme&Caah th0n unf.
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Charles Joseph Dubois W. Francois Gabriel
Levasseur.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
aul7 % 20 sel8 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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How this manuscript came into the pos.
session Of the World reporter it would be
tedious here to relate. The following item,
from the Wahpanseh Clarion of August 10,
may, however, be of interest:
1--WE regret tc learn that no reliable It'd
ings have as yet been receiv we'd of Mr..
Henry c. Smithers, the respected left
fielder Of the Excelsior Base Ball Club.
On the fifth of July, early in the morning,
az our readers may remember, his bat with
which during the year he had made 81
home runs, 29S base hits and 673 total
bases) was found on Main street, near JEFF
fersop. permeated by strong smell of
sulphur and bearing the imprint of several
fiery fingers. Nothing has since been beard
OF our esteemed citizen, and it lie feared
that foul play exists. The Excelsior Base
Ball Club haa offered reward of two hun.
dred dollars $4,000 for his abductor or sb.
ductors, and tho secretary, the genial Her.
bart +. Wilkins, mine host of the Eureka
Hotel. informed our reporter yesterday
that the amount would be raised to $780,
Ne,c York World.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-22
The City Of New Orleans We. Mary Ann
Fuller.


au1 IS % se8 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF OrleaDa
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!. KOchereau & Co. We. Mrs. Jeanne
Henrietta Gardanne and her husband

y.
jy2Z aul % Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-22
The City of New Orleans vs.. Mrs. j. M.
Bateman.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
au2l se3 10 % Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-22
MRS. Henrietta Seymour Nolnnd, Datfve
fntrix OF the minors Seymour vs. Ella q.

EUGENE WAGGANsN
sells Civil Sheriff of the Parrish of Orleans
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able comment. or course, told them
lsshing VI howl came By It. 'Good S6s
that, said Thompson. our short stop, good
bat; now, Smithers, just you get player
to match" and at this small wit they ell
laughed. "Sorry you won't have chance
to use it," said Morton, our captain and
catcher. las usual, was only substitute,
the spare man, kept in case OF accidents
1t was nearly two o'clock when the cars
glided into Somerville.. just as We were
stepping from the platform some one behind
fell forward heavily, trying to break his fall
with his hands. A cry of pain broke from
him as we picked him up; he had sprained
his wrist.
This is pleas ant" said Morton. "Well,
Smithers, it lets you in, and you'll have q
chance OF using the new bat after all"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-22

Iawoke early on the morning of the fateful
fourth, and - frat thought the odd events
Of the night only dream. The bat, how
ever, stood where had left it overnight.
Taking it and my travelinx-bag started
for the trAin. 'Hullo," saiA 4, e I tried
friend get in lat night Perhaps, thoua8, 4
locked fhow1nnr a11R - went o9t That
must have Absast.7s Adu0U1nueG14la tuuoi
" "; : sa d. AZ lI R:a'ea'' and
The new bas came n foe neties end favor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

! ers and workers In every station of life. The
little bright. eyed ,oy or girl lmiy be designed
by God 10 spread be gospel far and wide as
missionaries Of the Cross. he urged all en-.
gagged IN this glorio us cause to work faith.
iuy while The oppor. unity lasted.
kev; 3. NJ. Taylo T, of the Methodist
Church in Canada, add. -essei the meeting :.
Subject: "Glants OF Evil" He said
that- though be was : stranger in
the city he felt at ho, oe among the
followers Of Jesus. The old, old story
was the same in all lands. he had always
been sunday.schocl worker, /. superintend.
lent OF school in Canada, al I'd never ex.,
peeled to be too cid to atteno' The school.
AFTER taking the history of Dav. ID and Go
hath he proceeded to develop th, giants of
evitspeakiDg, improper reading, evil asso-
c'hes. He then spoke to the teacher OF their
responsibility, and encouraged them o psrse.
Ferey always speaking kind words to the
scholars.
The President called the attention OF the
scholars TO the pledge to support s, 'hool
IN China. Some of the scholars have aIrt a5y
paid their quota.
The following is q summary Of the super ,
lntnnGpnfss f, for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

MrTHoDIsT SUSDAY-SCHooL SOCIETY.-The
regular mcntbly meeting Of this Society was
held at Centenary church Sunday afternoon
at 81 o'cIock-A. L. West. president, In the
chair, G.. 2. Rady secretary
The meeting was opened vita singing by
Centenary school, and prayer BY Rev. II. Z.
Cheatbam.
The Pfesiden. then ntroduc to the
meeting the Rev. S. A. Steele, pastor OF
Broad-Street Methodist church. He said he
felt profound sympathy With all the sun.
d,v.school work, and would always pray
for the success of the cause. he excused
himself FROM speech Oh account o. SICKNESS
The President then referred 10 the grand
ViIainja State Sunday School Convention OF
an Denominations held in this city during
the past week. and characterized 1t as the
,-,ndess COuyentiua that had assembled 10
shis' CITY for many yearss He referred 20 he
;raternal intercourse between SuudaT.school
workers of all denominations IN that Con-
veasiop. and tho tine results to the cause Ut
large. c,h c,r..,
christian Sunday scnool, .hen aauFesseu t'''
meeting. Subject: Coris.iah EHoGt I'D sun,
day Schoo,s.' He said he regretted taaE u
| tai not been bis privilege 10 ASSOCIATE m1tu Wv,
! the Sunday school @ork in early NE. ip
sunday school is ore Of the most importe
agencies for tue evangelization oil the Wot!d :
without it the world would go packW'.rd !
! its course. He didn't see no" any c.-f's.ia
man could keep himself alooi ifoN Lac oul
day school. The Sunday school IS next !
the preached gospel, and the teachers ee)S :
,he mos, exalted privileges. Th.f should
careful how they do this work, The ma.eri' l
NOW IN inc sunday school is 10 be iasnions
and and shaped to ill the places Of our pfeas'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

. TIE THEATRE. Miss Fannie b. Price
commenced an engagement ut the Theatre
last night, supported by nrst class COM COZ
pany of popular and attrsc'ive artistes: The
pIay presented was Jane Eyre, in which MISS
Price assumed the character OF the orpnaneG0 q q
governess. The entertainment passed on
very smoothly and satisfactorily, ana was
greatly enjoyed by the large audience icon.
sideriug tue weatbcr) present. Miss frIce IS
an actress of merit, and will no DOUBT nave
full houses during her stay in this city. her
talent certainly deserves recognition at tue
hands Of the Theatre. goers. The rest Oh
the company acted well, and Wild m"ch
satisfaction to those present. =,
Tonight the new drama "Jiltea WIT
be presented for the brst time 10 TINS cry
Reserved seats may be secured at Wyatts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

MEETING OF INDEPENDENTs.-A meeting of
Conservatives who are opposed to the cleo
ton of the regularly. y.nominated candidates
of the Conservative party for the Senate will
be held at Monticello Hall ut s O'Clock TO-.
night. The meeting will not be secret, but
those not in sympathy with the movement
are not asked, and will not be expected, TO at-
tend. An exception has, however, been made
in favor of the representatives OF the press,
who have been invited 70 be present and to
make full reports, including the names Of
those participating.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

PUBLIC scHooLs.--The attendance III the
public schools thus far this year, both In ths
city and county, has been greater than that Of
the corresponding period of last year. There
are now in successful operation twelve
schools in thecisy and fiftg-five In the county.
CousrY CoURT- Judge Ctopton presiding.
This court was In session yesterday. but ad.
journed until Thursday without transacting
any busness of public interest. +.
REAL ESTATE S4LEs.-Messrs. Sims &
Sampson. real estate agents. have recently
sold the following real estate: The Hatcher
house, on Ninth street, to Miss If. Broaddus
Tor saoo-serms equal to cash; also, vacant I
lot near the old toiEga;e for 800 cash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

CuAScERY COURT OF RIcHMoND.- fol-
lowing cases were disposed of: .-
Coke and Cottrell, trustees, Us. Harvey,
&c. Decree referring cause to q commission
er for Inquiry, account, aud report.
Wight, &c., Us. Wighl's executor, &c. De-
cree referring cause TO commissioner Tor
inquiry and account
Nash. trustee. Us. Montague, &c. Decree
on petition of John ". Nash, &C.: disposing
of funds by payments in part and investment
of residue.
Crew Us. Ellis, &c. Decree on petition OF
j. T.. Isbeil directing Reimbursement Of GER
tain taxes and expenses paid by him.
lancaster, &C., Us. Talman's executor, dc.
Decree on petition of John Knox, relostating
cause On docket. recon.mitling cause to com.
missioner for further inquiry and report, ana
directing deed to purchaser for property
heretofore sold when all of the purchase
money is paid.
Er porte-Sarah U. Randolph. Order di-
rectins creditors OF Mary (. Randolph. de-
CEASED, to show cause on the Gth day OF De-
cember, 1915, against tue payment and de!iY'
ery of her estate to her legatees and dls'
tributes. r;.,o,
Denoon, Us. Denoon, Sc. Decree referring
cause TO 4 commissioner for inquiry ana re-
port
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

Pupils ATTENDING TIE PUBLIC Schools
The following is statement OF the pnpsls
attending the public schools during tne pas
week. The total number is about 100 10 ex'
cess of the number in attendance the same
time last year: %.
While ;Schools.-Bethel, 26ss5 Leigh, as5
Central. 536; Bellevue, 6S4 ; Madison, $50
High. 277. Total, 2,S70.
Colored Schools - Navy Mill. 5lfs Vsl'ey.
$50; Baker, 57s. TOTAL, ;, I33.
Whole number. white and colorcd, 4,6S2
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

). THOMPSON BROWN, TX 4: ~. af 1909 Main
street. next TO Planters Bauk, new books, pho
tograph-albums, Sc:
]. THOMPSON BROWN SIP. NJ, two brick stores
on the southwest corner Of Franklin and Elf
teepth streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. p. NJ, brick residence
No. !, southwest corner of Cary and Foushee
Streets and building lot anioiniug.
ments and lots on the east side OF Twenty. fifth,
street between Clay aud Leigh, Church HflL
COOK Sc LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, household furnf-
ture, carpets, stoves, &c. N
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CHURCH. NoTEs.-At the Grace-Street Bap-
tist church on Sunday there was one bap.
tiSm.
At Venabe-Sreet Baptist church on Sum-
day twenty-five were reeeired-thirieen for
baptism and nine by experience ard letter.
The house was crowded, and many persons
were not able to get even standing-room, and
went away. Dr.. A.'E. Dickinson has been
preaching at this church tor week. The
meetings are still interesting, many asking
prayers for themselves and for their friends.
At the Monumental. church lecture-room
on Sunday Rev. Mr.. Cobb, of Georgia, a son
of Bishop Cobb, preacheh in the morning.
At the Clly-Street Methodist church on
Sunday one person was received by profess
sion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

MAss-MEErlSG AT THE THEATRE.-The
grand Conservative mass.mecting advertised
to be beld tomorrow night will take place
at the Theatre, instead OF at Ford's Hotel,
Miss Fanny Price baving kindly consented
to give way. Senator Bayard, OF Delaware,
and other distinguished speakers will address
the meeting, .ay +.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

ALLEGED ELoPEAEhT--A man by the name
OF Wlisns Kriin, who lived IN Rockets,
and represented 10 be q hard'workips man
OF strictly temperate habits. is reported 10
have elop ed on Friday or Saturday WIN
Mrs. Els.s Nuckcis. Both parties were mar.
ried and. had tamii!es. Their sudden cfap-
pea,sr ee created conside, able excitement
amen. the residents Of Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

BAPgsT SrNDAY-SCuooLA AssoC1ATIoN.-The
regular monthly meeting of the Blptst Sun
day-SchooE Association was bed on Sunday
afternoon at the First Baptist church,. B.
Winston. Esq, president, in the chair; Ot-
way d. Browne secretary.
After singing by the Sunday.scbool choir
of the First Baptist church Miles Turpin,
Esq. led in prayer. and the superintendent
then presented their monthly and quarterly
reports, Of which the following is an alb
Stract.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

Richards, Charlotte A. Clarke, Morris Low.
entball, aud Henry Tyson, and all Others
VINO are PARTIES to the suit now pending in
tnls honorable court, as before stated, may
De made defendants TO this his bill of inter.
pteuder, and upon their corporal oaths may
| De required to answer the same; and that the
ofoef appolntiDg The said Tyson receiver of
.oe sasd road may De set aside, and for such
Fother snd further uelief as the case leuuires
and. to equity may seem meet.
JAMES LYoRs, Trustee.
30. LGse Sterne, Counsel for the Trustee.
endorsement: Lyoss, trustee " c. r, r..
Us. RtchSrds, &C., C,& 0. r. H..
oroere0, that this petition be set for hear
lss on Toe 22d day Of October, 1879, before
D1e, al Uniled States courtroom. Richmond.
at ~ O'Clock 4. NJ, provised copy Of said
pethlon aud Of ehs order he served on de.
ienoants or then attorneys of record on or
oe!oss the 18th tay of October, 1875.
HUS4 L. BozR.
October 11h, 1875.
OTHER FEATaRgs OF THE CASE.
Inc State has some sort of diYect interest
~ bonds of the Virginia Central road, and
DIT. Is. L. Daniel, the Attorney General, had
c>nierence With the Governor yesterday
win tne view Of determining what should
De done In view Of existing difficulties. 1t
IS certain that the Governor and the Attor.
ney'Genera, will do everything is' their
power TO see that the inserests of the State
are projected. A quaEtHy Of the bonds
Issued by the old Central road were gEaran-
teed by the State, and thus in a certain con.
tlnsency the State may become liable for
tneF pay ment. II remains to be seen, Upon
q careful Investigation, how many of such
bonds are outstanding.
The counsel Of the railroad COMPANY are
believed to be preparing to aaswer the cosa.
plant fled on the 5th Instant.
Dir. Tyson, the receiver, has EMPLOYED,
Mr.. John 0. Steger, OF this city, as counsel
to be associated with Mr.. George Ell. Chand.
Ter, OF Baltimore, in representing lis off.
ciaI inlerCss. -.t
Yesterday MFR. Tyson made an inspection
of the dero', workshops, and cfices of the
company in Richmond, ard also went down
to the wharves on James river, passing
through the tunnel. He has number of
clerks at work making out accounts to 90 in
his report, which will be presented to the
court this week, and comprise O. full state.
ment of the financial condition of the COM
paDy as far as it is possible to make il. He
will also suggest meaps to make the property
available. lie on yesterday opened bank
account, and was able to make very hand
some deposit in cash and drafts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-12

no" TO NuRE FEVER AND AeUE.-Persons sur-
fering with fever and ague intermittent or billions
fever, will ea st'the drugstore and get bottle OF
Ague Conqssrop; their immediate cure Ia certain,
and the chls will not come back during that sea-.
son. It contains 10 qunine, arsenic, or other poi
son, and one-half bottle Wits restore your health
1t cleanses thesYstem, puries the liver and secre
tory organs. Price, 81. PURCELL, LApp & Co...
wholesale agents.