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grees am. endowed by the STATE Of Mary and p
1850 The College is hcautifu Is situat 81 in ---z
within the city limits. q lofty eIuin-ucs -lz-
commands view of the country. he CITY the -7z-
and bay for many miles The College has 20.
library chemical and philosophical arpa-s.-,
cabinets Of minerals medals. coins. gems etc an.
the course Of instruction Is thorough. L04r- u
tuition $50 per aDEum-
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fTee- Address BCCEETE MFG Co. Marion t-.
G.1On month 70 gents everywhere. Al
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~ : 'r'-V q go. SrINsoN x Co. Portland, ,-
HT7 WEEK guaranteed 20 Male az ,
4 male gents. in their own locality q p
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-02-12

A PHANTOM DOG.-Some days ago Mr.
George EeiglC, proprietor of ii hotel sItu
atcd on the turnpike about seven miles
north OF Westminster, near Mount Pleas
ant. discovered Il dog in one of his rooms
on the second floor. Mr.. Reigle attempted
to drive him down stairs, bat the brute
showed fight. Mr.. Reggie descended the
stairs aud armed himself with an axo, and
assembled with the intention of eXpeiing
his GnwelcOme guest, either dead or alive.
but lis attempt to despatch him proved as
fruitlcSs as his attempt to drive hrm down
for, though he struck him on the head sev-
eral times, sinking the very poll of the axe
into his skull nearly to his eyes, he seemed
to he not seiiou.ly hurt. Mr.. Regle then
procured a revolver, and taking a position
but a Few PAGES from the Dig, discharged
the contents Of five barrels at him without
the least perccivable effect. Mr. VIM. X.
BanI-ert n near neighbOr. was then called
to the scene. He brought with him
double baVTelled shot gun, which has the
reputation Of being unsurpassed. The gun
was given to Nr. George Nihm, who took
a position not more than fifteen feet from
the many lived animal and discharged the
contents of both barrels into the body of
the dog. On receiving the contents of the
last barrel the brute gave a faint howl, and
his limbs quivered as if in the agonles of
death. The gentlemen then retired TO the
bar-roeIil to wait until life had become eX-
tinct when they expected TO return and
bear away the carcass; but 10. when they
came no dog. or hair of a dog, remained.
Search was made Immediately in the house
and on the promises, but nothing of the
animal either dcad or alive. could be
found. What still tends to deepen the
mystery is even if the wounded brute did
escape from the house, why were no traces
Of blood for he bIed profusely in the room,
where plenty of blood WAS found visible
upon the snow which then covered the
ground? 30 such indications could be
SEEN and the neighboTs believe the whole
affair supernatuTsl.-B Baltimore american .
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NEU 4DTERTISEHENTS

-esA The choicest in the wor'd.-In7--,s-
i6t prices-Largcst Company in Ame-..s-
HEN staple article-plcaseS evCryHo7~-T T-.-.
B bkS continually increas sing-A gents wsr-s-
eyerywhere-best inducemeurs-d0u-r waste tn
send for Circular to ROBERT WELLS. - E=..
St, y. Y. p. o. Box 1897.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

Wnscns leaves the Objectionable seAfENe en-
in the cold.
While we have no wish to ses the New
Orleans packets deprived of any legitimate
advantage of their position or policy, we
should not like to see New Orleans de-
prived Of trade SO properly her own as
that Of the cotton fields Of Mississippi
Should the discomfort Of vicksburg re-
suit in establishing, by barges or
otherwise, any cheaper mode of
bringing cotton to our market, we
could not of course regret it. It is to be
hoped that the eastern bound railroads,
seeing this corner, as the Vicksburgers
consider it, may not put in rail on the
divide between the Black and Yazoo, and
attempt to connect with the Mississippi
Central at Grenada or even extend it to a
connection with the Charleston and Men,
phis at the Big bend of the Tennessee
river. There is no danger, we hope, that
such an enterprise will be undertaken by
the Eastern railroads, but it would be
useless to provoke any act of desperation
from those who deem themselves aggrieved.
1t is, however, a question between Vicks-
burg and the carriers, and with them we
leave it.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

Of the other, and We raay expect, again to
find the voice of Louisiana neutralized
Andsweakened in the superior elamor Of
ether interests, and in the general dispo-
sition to get rid of the whole subject Of
the Louisiana contest. v-r strr-
But we are to have revival of the
strife, and in order to prepare the ereden.
tials Of its organization we are to have a
pure Democratic convention, which will
exclude all other political elements, and
declare that the Wheeler adjustment is
good as far as it assures a Democratic
State House Of Representatives, but with
out effect as to the legality Of the State
executive.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05
A SMALL PERVERsION.

The Times allows some penholder to
make very incorrect reference to the
REPUBLICAN. 1t is said. ,..s
Our attention has been called to an arti-
Gle in the New Orleans REPUBLICAN of Sun
day morning, wherein Captains John w.
TObin and Thomas P. Learhers are abused
for some imaginary wrong committed
against our city oy refusing to carry cotton
for less than s. bale.
If these captains deserved censure we
should apply it as fearlessly as if they
commanded dugouts instead of steam
boats. We have but stated a dispute
going on between the Vicksburg Herald
and Monitor on the one side and the
cotton carriers On the other. The con-
troversy is in regard to the through and
way trade of the Yazoo and upper river
cotton landed at vicksburg and we have
relied on the vicksburg press for our
veri6cation of facts. 1t is Vicksburg
controversy and not ours, though we see
nothing especially formidable in the parties
who seem to be offended by our report of
the news item, nor Of the champions who
have advocated them. The phrases which
we have quoted are those Of the vicksburg
journals and not ours. They we're nt ceI-
sary to description Of the controversy
and if any one be aggrieved the response
bility VII be met by the journals which
used the phrases. They were used for
description and With "no venom against
old and respectable citizens" who are for
tunate in having secured the defense of
such old, long-settled and respectable citi-
zens as the pen holders of the Times.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

The Spanish minister at Washington has
received cable dispatch from the Spanish
consrl at Kingston, Jamaica, informing
him that the cargo of the steamer Uruguay,
consisting of .arms and ammunition for the
Cuban insurgents, has been seized by the
authorities Of that port.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

An raauthentlcated rrmor prevails that
Dawson A. Coleman will be appointed to
succeed Secretary Delano. Most Of our
exchanges for the past three days have con-
tanned sketches Of his life, so confident are
they that he is the man.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

Lieutenant Commander Gerhard G.
Schr'ze, of the navy, died in New York, on
the twenty-eighth of September. Hs had
lately returned from the Nicaraguan eur.
veyiDg expedition, where be contracted the
disease of which he died. ....-sa,
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

Governor Kellogg has been requested by
James o. Broadhead, chairmen of the ex.
exutiye committee of a mass meeting of
citizens of ST. Louis, to appoint committee
to attend the railroad convention, Novem-
ber O.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

A little Democratic paper called the
Glecnpood Ci;terion, calls, Carl Schurz a
"Dut,h humbug" and "attorney of the
monopolists and bondholders," since his
appearance in the Ohio campaign. 1t used
to say better things of the great German
statesman, 1Hs H.-. -H,.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

Says the Chicago Journal: Edwin Booth
can not use his arm; Clara Norris backbone
is all awry; Fechter has 9 stiff knee, and
George L. Fox, of 'Humpty. Dumpty' fame,
can not move the muscles of his face.
What's coming over our ac.ors3 Can it be
that the prayers of Dewitt Talmage are
heardw ~ (. r. stFrl n
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

The Carroll Watehman says: "We find
that two-thirds Of the Democratic papers
of North Louisiana are opposed to holding
a convention go early as November next"
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

The Georgia State fair begins at Macon
ON the eighteenth instant. Governor
Hendricks and Senators Thurman, Bayard
and Christiancy are among the invited
Uurefa
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

Ex-Governor Olden, Of New Jersey, has
been attacked by paralysis. He is turning
eighty yearf, and it is feared he will hardly
be able to survive the shock.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

There is some talk of transferring the
Richmond Enquirer to Washington and
publishing it as the great American Demo-
cratic daily
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

Senator Sharon has provided seven rooms
for Mrs. Ralston in the Palace Hotel. M
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

Colonel Lamar, OF Mississippi, will de-
liver the dedicstion address of Vanderbilt
University at Nashville, Tennessee.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

Ex-Governor Harrison Reed, of Florida,
is editor of the Semi Tropical monthly
devoted to Southern agriculture, horticul
ture and immigration.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

As an evidence of progress, the McComh
City 1stelligencer reports the birth of over
two hundred babies at that place in two
wears,
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

When great man dies in Brashear City
they close the coffeehouses gs sign Of
mourning,
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05
ID i H ID.

LAYTON-0n Monday morning. at half past
twelve O'clock, in the twenty fouI tn year Of her
age BERTHA LAYA, the beloved wife Of DE-.
Thomas Layton =
Her funeral will take place from the Church Of
Notre Dame de Bon secours, OF Jackson street, at
ten O'Clock on Tuesday Morning, the fifth instant.
The friends of her husband, and those of her
father-inlaw, Mr.. Thomas Layton, ST., are respect.
fully invited to attend. r. II
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

"Mr. Gould's young man. is a late ap-
pellation of the editor of the New York
Tribune
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

L. G. Gottschalk, brother of the famous
pianist, will sing in this country, this winter,
as baritone of the Camille Urso troupe
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
THE MITCHELL g. RAMMELsBERG
FURNITURE COMPANY,
1S5............Canal street...........1S5
BETWEEN DAUPKISE AND BURGUNDY.
WE HAVE REMOVED TO
NO. 1875 CANAL STREET,
And will open
MONDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1873, =
With full line of .s..
BEDROOM, PARloR, HALL DINING.ROoM, L.
.sf r. a. BRARY AND OFFICE 5s Gct 1i
FUR NIT u RE. sI
Having an overstoek Of goods for cur present
rooms we will offer great Inducements to pur.
chasers, and assure them Of BOTTOM PRICES on
all kinds Of goods in our line. ~
the DIIrCHELL g. RAMMELsBERG
FURNITURE COMPANY,
1SJ......,......Canal Street. ..1S5
- = ------- --.-----. ;.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

The Sturgeon HAz wisconsin, Exposiior
says:s.A J.. sibley has rggedh hima boat with
saile, decked it over forward, with com-
Portable qusrtsss kdf his fsmily, and is about
to start for FIoridx or some other place. BE
is going to Green Bay up the Fox river
and the canal to the Wisconsin river, down
the Mi.ssssppi river, and through the Gulf
OF Mexico 70 FlasiAess ssrGs4a
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

The government sells 100000 gold on
all Thursdays during October.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

The Bellefontaine mob seem to have
hanged an innocent man for his wife's crime.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05
By J. william Davis,

SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM HIPPER.
Second Distiict Court fof the Parish Of OIlei
iRY j. WILLIAM DAVIS, AUCTIoNF
ID Ofice No. 81 St. Charles street.--At auc
TUESDAY, October s. 1873. It II a. NJ, q
Reuden strssts, By vlrtne Of an order Of tte
a, 4 Tissot. judge Of the Second District G
sikned es9tedlbef 10; l8s5-ssF y 7F = GF''a.
HOUSEHOLD Z BFFxCTs, GR0CERIE5, P
Term-Sash On the spes. Acea .sssass .
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

Late advioes from Msgdslene island re-
port additional wrecks BY the gale of Sep
tember 27. The schooners n. Elizabeth, Of
Guysboro. and Auelone, Of Prince Edward's
Island, are ashore sAt Amherst harbor.
Three unknown sehooners are ashore st
Charlcamp. A brig Is ashore at Groose Isle;
two bodies were found near, and it is feared
all hands were lost. ,.,zy, .s1.ss
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

Madame Octavia Walton Levert is sue
ceeding as lecturer in San Francisco.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

Ex-PreEdent johnson during his lite re-
ceived twig taken from the willow which
bends over the grave of Napoleon Bona
parte on st. Helena, which he planted in
the garden of his late residence, and which
has now grown to 8 stately tree. A twig
from this tree VIII Be planted over the
grave Of Mr. johnson, on Johnson's Hill.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05
TIE President is at Salt Lake City.

Dessert for the golden wedding-Pre-
served pears.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

- --'N'
By ORDER OF z. .. LIE BRETON, ASSIGNEE
RY ROEY q O,CONNOR-EJcHoLAs
y Hoey, Anetioneer-Ofice No. rs Commen
place-SATURDAY November 6, 1875 AZ tvl
Gciotk NJ, at the Merchants and Aucticns
Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal
Customhouse streets, by virtue of Al order Of
Of America, for the DISTRICT of Louisiana, rends
July = 1879, will be sold at public aublic auctid
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUED, adioi]
each other, together With all the buildings spdl
ployements thereon, rights. WAYS, eervituj
privileges and advantages thereunto belonging
in anywise sppertainine, situated in the Faubcj
IRENE, Second District Of this city, in the eo1
bous sded bv Claiborne, Dumaine, st. Pbilip
ROBERTSON streets; said lots are designated by
NOS and o in square No. II, on plan drawn
and deposited in the office of q. Pedesclaux,
notary public in this citv and ueAsu 70 "a foI IN
TO wit: Lot No. S, 36 feet III inches front on Cabd
street, by l20 feet in depth, and IS fees inche1
width IN the he rear, and lot No. 30 feet on Claibc
erty acquired by Charles Faurie, Jr by purcl
st pubic sale thereof made on the eighth al
November, 1877, by the sheriff Of the parish oil
leans, oy virtue OF writ Of seizure and SAL
him directed by the honorable the Fifth DistI
Court for the parish Of Orleans IN the maita
Mrs. II. de 81. Gene vs.. Sosthene Heno, No. 3f5|
the docket OF said court a. DER act of sale sr1
ov the sheriff of the aforesaid parish date d l.
ruary "a. 1873, recorded in the clerks offi CO Of
registered in the conveyance tface Of this cit,|
102. folio 657. -i''
Terms of sale-Cash on the spot, and purch,
70 assume PAYNE over and above the price oil
Jadication of the State and city taxes Of 1875
In 1876. 'ff
Act Of sale, at the expense Of purchaser. be
NJ. I. DucroF, notary public. oc5 IL 10 &c nj
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05
tnn,AzsCARl--REM0E,AL.,
CHARLES T. NASH. W. T. HoDGsoS
~ NASH & HODGSON,
Auotioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Once Ne. IS Cafondelet Street,
Between Canal and Common Streets

Referring to the above card the undersig
thankful for pact favors. take this method Of in.
forming their friends and the public that during
the past summer they have mstured satisfactory
arrangements, and are now more FULLY prepared
real estate business in all their detae either in
city OF suburban properties, plantations and lands
or out;doo Gales Of any and every description, to
Office to the commodious and central building No.
l3 CarOndeet street and would most respectfully
so ict for their firm fair share Of all business in
their line, consisting Of sales of vacant aud i'm.
proved properties, succession and syndic sales,
sales of bankrupt estates. eales of merchandise
and produce, in store warehouse. on cupboard or
in bond; sales OF damaged cotton and cargo sales;
sales for account Of under writers, for whom it
tcrips, securities, household furniture live stock,
etc, hoping by their combined energies and atten.
tion to the interests of those who NAV employ
their services, to merit continuance OF the pat.
r0nage heretofore 80 Literally bestowed upon them.
CHARLES T. NASH,
W. IRVING HODGSON
New Orleans, October !, 1875 oc3 1t
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

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STATE LOTTERY compAHY
SATURDAY. DECEMBER IS, 1875.
A GRAND GOLDEN DRAWING
Capital Prise e1oO,oool
ONE PRIZE TO EVERY SIX TICKETS.
$3.50 PRIZES.
IN AL AMOUNTING IN THR AGGREGATE TO
HALF A MILLION IN GOLD!
81 ~. lt-a .G-1 er t.. ,-7-' -il--' p
The Drawing viii positively commence 1t TIN
O'CLOCK on the morning Of SATURDAY, Decem.
ber2s 1875. st one Of the largest theatres in the
city. 1t VIII be conducted with
SSH HJl.aHl
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
For which the best musical talent available In
the country will be eng aeed and to which eyerv
holder of COUPON TICKET will be entitled to
FREE ADMISSION. -.
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New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05
By Hoey & o'Connor.
Two:sToRY FRANK DWELLING ON CLA,B,
STRhkT, BBTWEEN DUMAlNR AND
PHILIP SHEETS.
IN BAHKRuPTCY-No. l47s.

IN TIE MATTER OF CHARLES fAusIE
Bankrupt.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-05

LOOK AT THE SCHEME
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F.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-12
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Chamberlain Tappan filed q new bond with the
Comptroller yesterday with The folio wing sure
ues:-Grinith Rowe, $500. 900; Lewis J. Phillips.
$4Oo, oO0; william H. Andre Wa $500, 900; sixismund
T. heyec $2OO,ooo; Emnghsm W. Nichols,
$1,000 solomon Mehrbach, $500 0O0 William r.
Garrison, 10000; william Labor, $500. 900.
The Comptroller had not approved OF the sure
ties late yesterday afternoon. II he delays over
the new bond as he did over tho other for no good
cause. 1t Is believed that measures will be taken
by the Mayor TO bring him to his senses.
c0lored man and a white woman we're among
the callers At the Mayors office yesterday. They
came In arm In arm and the man declared that
ne ana MS companion were anxious TO get mar.
ceremony, and they went away In search OF some
minister who mad no scrupos about amagama-
ton. HAD the Board OF Aldermen not been in SEES
sion when they called It Is probable that one of
the republican Aldermen would have been called
upOn TO ITO The uuDlial KNOT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-12
JERSEYS RECORD OF CRIME.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT AT TRENTON AGAINST AN Ex-DETEcTIvE
FOR ALLEGED CONSPIRACY.
The case OF the United states vs.. Charles Becker,
an ex-detectlvs Of tho Newark police force was
begun In the United States District Court at
Trenton yesterday. The prisoner - charged
with perjury and conspiracy with Mrs.
Kate Dunn and Edward G. Gallery,
an ex-Newsrk policeman, to de;raud the United
states government In the matter OF a pension.
The allegation 10 That Mrs. Dunn, through the am.
davt oil Becker and Gallery. declaring that she
was the widow OF deceased naval or1cer, Ensign
Dunn, drew pension as sucii when In fac. she
was then married woman, the wife OF
James Ramsey. roe parties were arrested
In November and ncld TO appear Tor
trial IN the sum OF ~ 800 bail There are two in.
dictments, 10 one OF which the prisoner pleaded
gunty. william Brinkern0n and W. II. Wooster
were examined for the prosecution. The iorner
witness VINO drew the Affidavit, Identified II. and
The latter testified regarding an Interview held
with Becker IN the Newark Post once. tho trial
Will Le resvsUed TO day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-12
ALLEGED BUCKET SHOP HOMI-
eide.
HOyII-

A MAN ALMOST INSTANTLY KrLLED-THE AS
sAILANr IN CUSTODY.
Early ycste rday afternoon George Masina, o ma
tive o! Bohemia, ,hirty-eight years OF age and
cigar maker by occupation, who lived ct No. 80
Ridge street. entered the disiillery (oetef known
as bucket shop, No. II Ridge street. aud sat
down by the stove. Shortly after no became In.
VOWED In an angry alteration with Daniel Low
entnai, the young man In charge. During the ex'
change OF angry words between them 1t Is alleged
that L0wenthai opened o side door and pushed
Masina out on tho side Walk, which, being slippery
caused him to fall heavily on the pavement, thus
reducing MIN TO insensioi,ity, death following IN
few moments Afterwards.
Lowenthsl was PROMPTLY arrested W 0f1cer