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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-01
. RAILROADS.
THE MOBILE LINE.

THE MOBILE LINE.
On and after May % trains will arrive aod depart
from che depot, foot of Canal street, as follows:
DEPART.
Coast accommodation daily, except
n Sunday. at. ....s............. 3:1J p. M,
Express and mail, daily at. ......... 9 A. M.
Through night express, daily, at..... 44O p, M
ARRIVE.
Coast accommodation dsilyfexcept
Sunday, at. ................... 1905 A. M
AEpress and mall daily, at. ....:.... 1858 p. Ne
Through night express, daily, at lilac p. Ne
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Louisville Cincn-
natl, Lynchburg, Virginia SPRING. and B&timere
without change.
ONCE corner Of Canal and ConMop streets. OPP
p0site City Hotel.
my23 D. B. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
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PROPOSALS FOR LEASE OF CITY
WATERWOAKS.e

DEPARTMENT OF WATERwoRKs AND PUBLIC Z
Buildings, New Orleans. June Is, 1875.
GEAIED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT
y the office of the undersigned until August
Is, 1875 at II NJ, f011h6e1ease of the City Wetef-
works and accompanying franchises in conformity
with ordinance No. BIAS Admnist alton series
adopted on the fifteenth Of June, 1875. PartieT
desiring copies OF the ordinance in pamphlet caf
be supplied by addressing
LEON BERTOLI
Administrator of Waterworks and Public Buil1<
ing, room No. %, City Hall, New Orleanai
Louisiana. "a jel8 I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-01

PRIVATE MARKETS CLOsED.-WiA but
few exceptions the private 0arkets, not
protected by q court order, clesed their
doors yesterday morning. The half dozae
that refused to comply With superintendent
Loans instructions were arrested.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-01

CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION REsOLUTIONe-At
. meeting of the Young Men and Women's
Christian Association. held at the Central
Congregational Church, on Friday evening,
July 30, tho following resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS, There is great suffering and
restitution, and even starvation existing in
This community; and
Whereas, There are over $50 benevolent
associations in existence ip our midst; there
fore, be it
Resolrca, BY the Young Men and Womens
Christian Association, that convention of
che benevolent associations be am is here,
bv called to meet in this city, at the Central
Congregational Church. corner of Gasquet
and Liberty streets, on Wednesday, August
25, at P. NJ, to device means to raise
funds for the relief of the aged, poor, help
less and starving Of tho people; be it fur
Resolved, That each benevolent associaa-
zion be and is hereby requested to send .
male, to represent. it in tie proposed con-
vention; be 1t further
Resolvcd, That III well-to-do citisens, of
all classes, be earnestly, in Gods name, re-
1uested to subscribe funds for the purposes
named, as the suffering among our people
is unparalleled in severity, som& Of them
obtain from offal boxes. 1t is slsO our de-
sire to aid that class Of freedmen who are
from seventy to q hundred years of age,
and being unable 10 work haee to depend
upon charity for sustenance; be It further
Resolred, That we make this appeal in the
name of God and that we will relieve all
sufferers without reference to what Chistian
denomination they may be attached to; be
it further
RESOLVED, That we request the New Or
seans REPUBLICAN and LOuisianian,. tor
humanity sake, to publish these resolutions
and also the names and radences Of the
soliciting committees.
In compliance with these resolutions the
following soliciting committee was APP
pointed: President. James H. hgraham;
vice presidents, Rev. Joseph GouIl, Rev.
J p. Brown, Miss CHA Williams. Rev. A.
M. Newman, Mr.. Clinton Samuels, Mr.. Will
liam Dunn; treasurer, Isaac Wilson; secre-
tary, Allan A. Coins; Rev. Nathan James,
Osborn Harris, A. L.Xoung, John Jones.
b. L. Hale, Jules Dejan, d. SauBders,
Henry Clay, C. F. Ladd, Mrs. Leddis DUMB
Mrs. P. Higdon, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. r.
Hopkins, Miss L. Owens, Miss P. Edmunds,
Miss Nellie Washington, Miss v. Bell, Miss.
S. A. Merrett, Mrs. L. ffuxillo, Miss v.
Bird, Miss NJ. Mitceell, Mrs. Amanda
Peasants. a
CRY TAN CoLLECT1oNs.-We ae in
,iebted to Mr.. Harrison, chief clerk of the
Department of Finance, foR the following
statement of taxes collected during the
0ast week.
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The. Unitarian Church.

The CHdrch of the Messiah, cerner OF
Julia and d. Charles street,. through it's
trustees, has'secured the serviees OF an
eloqqess preacher VINO Will aGls IN DIS
city early in October. anu assume ths duties
of his pastorate charge. Thongh not in
tended 'fn publication. wa have been mar
49, 49, 40 D. n. uo,ton,s 1atts .
ili''eu ~ oopS 'no NV ~ iAoon '0''0f
OF acceptance as addressed 10 tne truste es
of the Shurch, which is - follows:
PorrsRsv1LLE, N. Y, July q, 1875.
DEAR FR1ENDs-Ths dela0 in nv reply
Invitation to the pastorate Of the Church of
the Messiah has arisen from .caa cell
known to some of you. l waited for the
yisitA of two trusteee-Messrs. Gould and
Holloway who were empowered to sctdor
the society, and by their pie asant and frank
couvefsatida with me I was assisted to q
better appreciation of yow needs and
plans and hopes. Succeeding those inter-
views, and aay decision to aceept Your call,
came the necessity Of a full md Aieadly
consultation withAny old parish, in whose
resolved, therefore, notlD forward a formal
letter of acceptance to You until had mt
in nv letter of resiguetion and dtbolved
my connections with nv former pQple.
T6e consummation Of these detai{S& has
thus postponed my i'm missive, which.
now Law before you -
In beginning let;ne say: I acoopt the
cali from ydG 7 assure you that my cheart
BIAS been Gradually drawn toV1fds our
cause in New Orleans by every fresh
oonsideration of it's Importance and
ea. ro,; chose To renresent youf
mo1 wnyn ~" aou1t;o T
a hoye an ear nn ;. gu a' Sos
snal. oo'.1 ~, ou WIN e. a,a uu: ueo:lo ~
;.s a. ~ ~ ~. ~ SUI. a,1a '
Is peano o5 ~. w9"s h iao a ~.
ferI9' anu sii IN H. lucy olgni'y ms
ny. .4;a nvo;C v,o T 1io ~ Hvme w. smI
ous l"fo. anuy p,I Te.I
vHIso n ~ $3.50 na w ,1s a'noa' oelosiu
"nnse walcr M p a.; st ttt IRE 1enIel s
c the NY ;aa mopna n sn n"' e ;5as
'nen1 "a me n'1 paaa VI, 1%en :nsouea g
sumSe enoFE. ,a ne0Ipse ! relolce IN tnem
80 4eep.y myse,I gu nOved 70 hne
enort vi eua'ing .ne'r rappy a.1 PURIFYING
eneo1s Wltn o.heH' ane connoence 1nae
ys viii WORK win me toxard TINS nope
end flves me tne saiese 0o ~ on when
70 plsce nv my accep.ance' s s, eeAs'cns
taoofs as sno e1pIessa9a m we illeann IN
naes % a. s tS ns;n ;ac SoI gan acs
per,orneu ny tae uanis!pr alone. ne may
pad; ne may ansplre' r. maE represent; re
may eAGanu !ne RNpits power. out nnless
hls peor'e unloe WIN ni'u nearC anu .'!. mana;
unless tney 1eel mutual responsioIlty an0
oevecon every resource. OILY nai, success
VIII 1olioW. 1 nave caleI2ty s1nnied. your
oiroqmsy ices, exam ane une az. s.atemen.s OF
your memoeran scannea Ine prospects
Oh we 1ature: oelleNe :ua1 we eau sue
ceeasln 1D'alping a"nropI!ate auo import-
any lesa.Vs r1N. our r Gnsls.ian la"ors IN tno
g es c5'y vi new Orieans; anu 10 achleve
tnit M sure you VII ell aeVose your
noolest energies aho oyer your constant
prayen ~ :u-.
90 not forge! 1ne l,.Is.rlnus record 81
una pm tGe memories many VINO en-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-01

TEGETAk1ANs IN TAQUBL1.-Almost every
known lingo put in . a. words for Judge
staes' ears yesterday morning. Somebody
IN the intereA Of sonehsdg she. had made
an affidavit against ntmsropa persons who
sell little plies of vegetables abound tho
French vegetable market, fae obstructiaG
the banquettes. Accused said thSy were
employees. and we're not prepared fr IN
examination. Amid What was second
Babel, tho alleged tssspaassrs LEFT ths eeurt,
promising to return when called. Perhaps
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,:',i, Orleans EepltblGali.
. :l:.At JOURNAL Of tHE UNITED sIAiEs
o;ii,iat JOURNAL Of, NEW sRlEAHs


s:EaND COMMEMORATIVE P1cMc. = To.
morrow this picnic, announced in our u
,ertising columns, will t6ke Place at the
Fair Grounds. The affair promises to be q
fine she, and will be unAes the auspices Of
the First District EmancipatioN Club.
Prominent speakers will address the au.
dience at twelve o'clock precisely. The
oicnic Is given in comnemoration of the
emancipation of the slaves in the West
Indies in 1886, and also of the abolition of
slavery in this State. The entrance to the
grounds will be free to oil.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-01

NEW ORLEANS, st. LOU0
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD CONTAIN,
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
On Cpd aoter December %, 1874,
fYatD depart and arrive follows fror, Cslliope
street depot.
szp,o.. A. NJ Express. AMI. I 1:sor.E
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through 70 d
Louis, Chicago and Cincinnati
0oly one change Of sleeping ~ to EastagR
Tickets for sal0 and information given At no. -
04mp street. corner of Common.
4. D. SHELDON, Agent.
iAl3 ~ Z. D. FROST, General MAoAGol,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-01

SHE UNION BASE BALL CLUB.-Thia club
of colored base ball players played with
the Athletic HHe Ball Cub of this city at
the Fair Gro1pds, on Tuesday last, and
won by score of ls to 10. The Union
club now offers to play any colored club in
the State, the members considering them
slves the champions. Tom Walker is
captaiA of the Unions, and Isaac WalkR
is secretary, to whom communications can
u addressed.
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BUSfNESS ORANGES.
CANTON.

NApTION.-rH1s IS 70 NorfyY THR PUBLIC
favor Of Or. c. A. Stetn for S3S Xill not be paid
by me, he havinG failed to cQnpQ with his agree.
ment for which laid note waS given. I will no
be responsible for it. having received NO valu
therefor.
saul 1T No. 29l Camp street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-01

BILOXI NEWS IrEMs.-A lad last week
caught two fine Spanish mackerel while
sitting on the wharf.
Mr.. B. E. Handy, one who would rather
catch fish than eat, last Wednesday caughs
twenty Spanish mackerel in W channel,
averaging three and half pounds. The
time occupied was only two hour and thirty
minutes. He foiled to land ten.
Biloxi never had sea serpent nor
double-headed calf, but Il has ito queer
.hiugs. At the house Of Mr.. Peter OFT is
one Of the most singular plars known in
this country. Early in the morning, while
dew is still Oh it. if 4. person but barely
:ouches.s branch. y mourning sound is
plainly heard. This natural curiosity has
attracted considerable attention. -
The Methodist camp meeting has Dig
banded. 4 number Of the dsvout fomain
In the camp, Intending to psR the heated
term there, as the accommodations ere.
good. The session was quite successful a
making converts. %.
IN THE CITY HA1L-The Mississippi
Valley Transportation Company 'l~ve
handed in strong protest, urging the city
fathers to halt the Mobile railroad man.
sgers in their laying tracks sh the leyee
TOO promiscuously, as the rod interferes
~ith the rights of comperce.
The railroad managers reply by warmly J
inviting the aaministrators to view the
ground and. judge for themselves as to
whether the tracks interfere with anybody
Or not.
A holder of city bonds, reside OF Ger
many. has written to the Mayor. sending
the numbers Of $4,000 worth, asking full
particulars concerning thPsemium bonds.
lie expresses.e desire to make m exchange.
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Total. ......S8 ISL IL
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AN UGLY FALL.-Miss Molly Cleary had
terrible fall while looking at funeral
pasdhg the corner of Basin and Girod
streets. She was leaning against gallery
railing. which broke, letting her fall. She
fell on horse, which broke her fall, per-
haps saving her life. Nota bone was broken.
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The relator asserts that - = the holder
for Vorioos parties of ~ bonds known 40
the levee bonds for $1,000 each, and thirtys
agAt bonds Of $4,000, each Issued foe sspay.
ing certain debts," under The act of the
fifteenth of February, 1866. h AYERS THAI
it is made the city Of the board Of liquids
ton to cause to Be prepared and to issue
bonds to - known Is thsseonsolidated
bondb Of the State of Louisiana, which
boHds, when 20 made BY the board ands
signed, shall - exchaaged by che board /,
for ~ outstanding bonds Of 4hs State ard
all valid w1k19ts. He proves, without
objection, thot althUugh he doee not allege
it Ut hopreesnted his bonds to the board Of
lidui(otofs, VAo declined 70 exchange them
for loads, - provided m spt a twAty.
tearth e Jan1a9y, 1874, upGa the ground
that they 1900 pretibi6sd from d6ae 60
uodee eheAet Of osvelteoBtA q Hay, 1875.
He praye for nmdamus s0npelll64 tbs
board q liqA3dADoss to fund his beads H6s
Avoes tAA$ 10 ~ ant1tled - act nppl6.
@satAl 60 Is cot appeoved January "a,
1874, il in col6iet With act No. 8 Of 1874,
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CRY TAN CoLLECr1oNs.-We ae in
.iebted to Mr.. Harrison, chief clerk of the
Department of Finance, foR the following
statement of taxes collected during the
past week:
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-03

VOTE FOR COLONEL KN1GHT.-R Richmond must
owe her prosperity less the farmer than to The
merchant, the manufacturer, ard the miner Vote
for The man who CAP best c6nclate their favor and
unite them in the great work OF building up our
Stale and making her chief city the CONNIE rcial
METROPOLIS Of this section Of the Union. 'Colone'
W. c. KNIGHT possesses the confidence Of all these
classes. Though citizen of Richnond-whe re he
is engaged In successful manufacture ng business
he has been honored by the farmers IN having been
successfully elected member OF the Executive
Committee of the State Agricultural Society since
1856, and he has been twice elected president of
that oreansz alton. His influence In the Senate OF
Virginia, Richmond can now have exerted In her
interests. Let her people send him there by an
overwhelming majority. Is.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-03

We call attention 10 the following from
the German members of the City Council:
To the Editors of the Dispatch:
The undersigned, German citizens Of the
several wards Of the city, have read with
pleasure the resolutions of the German Con-
serva,iYe Club of Jefferson ward 10 regard
to William Loyenstein, E,q., and fully en-
dor:e and approve them, anq assure our fell
10 w.citizens that there is no division In the
ranks OF the Germans in regard to him al
their special choice for the next House Of
Delegates
Christian Z'mmer, NJ. l.. Straus.
Henry Metzser, T. G. Spangenberg
L. Wagner, George Klein,
John Lauer, and 400 others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-03

MoRn CVn- RisHrs PRosECUrrons.-AL.
berta u. Brooks, OF Richmond, and Jesse
C. Brooks, ,of Kiug and Queen county. have
,complained to United States Commissioner
Atkins that B. T. Crouch, conductor on
The Richmond, York River and Chesapeake
railroad, on the 14th ultimo, In violation OF
the provisions Of the ciyii-righta bin, refused
to allow them first-elass apartments in the
train which he was then managing. Al
berta Brooks was proceeding from Wes,
Point to Richmond, and Jesse Brooks from
West Point to the White House, when the
alleged violation Of law occurred. "A war.
rant for the arrest OF Captain Couch In each
case win be issued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-03

NAshow EssAPE.-While the cbain-gaug
were At work yesterday In fif;een-foot ditch
on Laurel street, the sides cayed In and
csught one Of the gang, nearly buryipg him
underneath the earth. he was rescued,
however, through the earnest lahors OF bis
companions, without having sustained any
serious injury. Mr.. ODwyer, one of the su-
perintendents Of the gang, had a narrow
escape from being covered By the falling
EARTH. g, aasp. ssl ~
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A Hint.

Editors Dispatch: It occurs to me ian
humble individually that it would be we'll for
the commissioners at the primary election
to inquire of doubtful voters if they will
support the nominee of the Conservative
party, as it has been intimated to me by
some that they would not vote for certain
parties if nominated. Now, it strikes me
that every man who casts vote at the pri
mary election to-day is in duty and honor
bound, as a gentleman, to stand by the nom.
inee, whether he was his first choice or not
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-03

GRAND GIFT CoNCERT.-The first Gift Concert OF
the MontpeIier Female Humane Association Will
positively take place in September, or all holders OF
tickets will have their money refunded, with inter-
est ON same. Now Is the trae to hny tickets before
the rush commences. For full particulars cali at G.
F. JoHNsroN's music and news-store, E9la Main
strt.et of whom tickets can be had.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-03

FROM DRUGGIsrs.-There Is no case of dyspep-
s,a that GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER win no: cure
Go to your druggist and irqure for 1t. II you
suffer from costIyeness, sick headache, sour sto-
mach, Indigestion, liver complaint, or derangement
of the stomach or liver try it, Two or three doses
will relieve you. Sample bottles, 10 cents:
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-03

THE Picnic AT FULTON BAPTIST CHURCH
WILL CONTINUE TONIGHT with Its wealth OF gooc
things The patronage which it has so far received
has oeen very fattering, an the ladies having the
management of affairs down there are doing all In
their power to make everything pass of pleasant!
and prohtably TO the visitors Go and see them
Get the worth or your money, and you will rest
easy under the consciousness Of having helped In
rand rausa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-03

g AssIsT4NF MRIsrER OF ST.. PAuL's
CHURCH.-Jn ne Rev. Pike Powers has been
elected assistant minister OF st. Paars chuIcn,
and will be in charge ofSSt. Andrews. Dr.
Mipuigerode may be absent part OF septem-
ber; but win NOT leave town Detore rext
week, ISsa t3SssfEt5s{ ,t,.-'t' ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-03

FoIEY's JAcKsoN.-Preparations for erect
ing the pedestal of Foley's statue of Stone
wall Jsckson in the Capitol Square are being
made.
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{ HEAlS AND FEED STORE,

+ lhe subscriber, having bought the Interest OF
h ~. FRIEND In the late firm Of FREUD Stokes,
,n Iohtnhf the business at the olo stand A fnti
h@i'd d:,a will sell al lowest prices respectfully
=, me pa;rdnage 9f my friends and the public,
@A'3r GEORGE 4. STOKES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-03

IaTERYAL REVENUE CoLLEcTIoNs.-The In
ternal revenue collections for the month OF
August amounted to S330, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-03

RgAppo1NTRD.-J. L. Wilcox has been APP
pointed special agent of the Interal Rege-
nue. Department, to reside in this city, Here
tofore he has been clerk of the supervisor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-03

COMMISSION MERcHASTs.-We solicit your or.
ders for printing, or call Ut any time you may
wish to see specimens or oh ain estimates, feeling
assured that Il will be to your advantage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-03

A NuIsANcE.--Great complaints have been
made to the police of poe of stagnant
water standing on Venable street opposite
the Baptist church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-03

FINE WATCHES, JEwELRY, AND SILVER WAR;
Additional supplies just received. Special atten.
tion given TO the repairs OF fine watches and jewell
ry. C, C,GENNET, 1901 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-03

WHY Is the "KEEp" SHIRT sold by WILKINSON
& WIT GERS misnamed3 Because the demand Is sc
great that thirty or forty dozen arc always solo
ahead, consequently they can't keep them. ..u
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing Gone at the
DISPATCH PRISuSG-HoUsE. Good ~osk, low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed. 12e
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SARATOGA and all other styles Of TRUNKS at
BoscHEN's. 500 and Gil Broad street. SOLE
LEATHER yALIsEs, RAILROAD BAGS, LADIES
fine sArcHELs, &c, at BoscHEa's, 509 and OIL
Rrosd street.. es.t E.s'. r.. t...aa. .t.S
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!, AUC,rTos SALES THIS DAx.

EDWARD G. C.GODD IN, ~ p. H.. building lot on
the west side or Twentieth between. Grace and
Broad streets. .r-cs-ze1g
COOK & &LAUGHTON, 10 A. M. Mt their auctioE'
rooms, lot Of housekold furniture III
). r. HOCKADAY. at Ho.s152S Main street. at
10 o'ci 3ck, peaches, vegetables, &c.
r. 8. ANDERSON q CO., 10 A. H.. groceries. &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-03

RUNAWAY AcGDEET.--The horse attached
TO Cooks ~Broad-street 'undertaker's esiab.
lishment ran away yesterday morning from
Rutberfoord's row, throwing out and badly
irjnripg W.. s. Selden, the driver. A son OF
Mr.. Cook rolled over from the drivers seat
into the body of the wagon and escaped I'M.
hurt, The horse made his way down By The
Chesapeake and Ohio depot and turned into
street BE Gas stopped near
the Old Markethouse. 4 Z
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co I al

EOR SALE, ON THE MON rHLY IN
L STALMFNT PLAN.-I have for sale p-i.
vately several NEW BRICK HOUSES, with
modern improvements, on the following terms
viz
500 per month House, twelve rooms, &c. (;
Grace street.
S65 per month House, six rooms, and Kitchen;
GIace ST. Get.
$50 per month House, six rooms; west Main
street
street.
+35 per month House, six roems; west Cary
street.
good ueighborhoods, and situated In that part
kpDIy 10 FRANK y. BILL,
Real Estate Agent,
au2s.1w No. .1t0a Main street.
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8itl1nto1d 1ispatft.
FRIDAY -. SEPTEMBER 8, 1875.

HE THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
|BLARGER THAN THE COMBINED GIRCULA.
TIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY. ~ aHE
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DISPATCH PRMriNG-HoU oUsE--- Unsurpassed IA
cilities for the prompt execution OF all kinds OF
printing. Orders hlied promptly and ut low prices.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

TIE LATE CoNvENrIoN- the report of
the Conservative County Convention held
at the old courthouse Wednesday, 1t was
printed in yes erday's Dispatch that fifty
persons were present from the city OF Rich.
moDd, when the fact is they were from
Manchester. Mr.. j. 7. Puryear is credited
with offering the resolution pledging the
Convention to support the nominses. No
such man was present. 1t should have been
printed T. L. Payae. ---.-----
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Sims & Sampson
sold recently one small house and lot on
Walden avenue, in Manchester, to james
Harris for $3.50 cash; one vacant lot cor
ner of Thirteenth and Stockton streets to G.
+. Amos, at SO per front foot; and one lot
adjoining to Il. b. Taylor for S2.3o per front
foot.
CITY COUNCIL. Tonight this body will
convene at The Council Chamber.