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4 GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC o5
EXCURSION -
sLAS H OTTAGE,
0u ERInAY IrSr ISTu 10

I'm Mia JUNE 1919.
The NATIONAL GUARD, Capt WIN. l. Pas
TON will make their First Excu sion to Slash Cot.
tage on Friday. June 18th, on which occasion thsv
will be accompanied by the celebrated Marine
Band attach I'D 10 the u ship Pennsylvania, com.
posed of 20 performers. This Band will. durins tbs
evening give one Of their GRAND CONCERTS AZ
the Cottage
The Company beg to assure the public that thew
have made such arrangements not fail to mst
the Excursion a pleasant one to these who may At.
tend them and thsy therefore invite the co-opsrs-
ton OF tie citizens generally in this their first en-.
tertainmsnt.
Since last summer, the Cottase and Grounds bsya
been enlarged and improved besides being lighted
up with gas, which adds greatly to the LONELINESS O.
the place.
To those ladies and gentlemen who take pleasure
In the dance and waltz the committee beg TO assure
them that the best CotiIlon Music has been engaged
and will be in attendance while those who prefer
quiet promenade, the walks in the grouud5 bnl.
lsntly Illuminated, present the most attractive ap.
pesrance.
Members of other Volunteer Companies, disposed
to attend the National Guards la their Excursion
are requested to appssr in uniform
Extra Trains will leave the Richmo I'D and Fred.
ericksburx Railroad Depot at T. 5. and u O'Clock,
P. M and return to the city between the hours oil
II and o'clock, next morning.
TICKETS for the Round Trip, ONE DOLLAR,
be hsd at James A. Harrpg tons Cigar Store, cor.
uer of 10th and Main streets-at the William Tell
House, on Bread street-at the DePot-sud OF any
me mber of the Corps
~ Refreshments of all kinds will be served On
the ground. je ltd
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49, p,uxs had a social gather

10
e.. AZ THAR new Armory, over stebhins 4 Cos
90 last nisht. which proved to be most dehgnt-
ri .ff.ir throuehoat. Tho Church Hi fqueo.
md = more gallant set Of fellows never shou'aer r,
= mustet-as soon a. they ascertsined tnst susaols
loom for an armory bed bean secured, I'M
among themselves TO give the "oid biue, ,,,,L;s
Waning" and most noby did they carry out theif
After the company bad attended to the business OF
,hs az snins the members we're invited into On 90
i,inips room where the table was loaded VIVID evs,y
iuxury that tho palate of an epicure cooIa oenme
Ard nj the word Of command. the whole corps cnsn
ed the rood things before them but without oeims
sble to demolisb the bresswork OF ham. lauo, ~,
MES fish, fowl and vegetables, that smled b.
their assauI,s aud invited them to renewal on .o
charge Finding it impossible to overpows. ;a nd
Ids desperate assault lasds upon the nn,ds na
fora time solver head" after silver heae toe :,
on the floor in quick succession, as II the sn emu p,na.
was to be Destroyed but in this too the o.a ou
we're again yauauished. for scarcely had inc ssp p
mice from one bottle disappeared when 70 h u. .
occupied, its pI.c., apparently bent on winning '"'
victory at all costs. quad
IL need ess to add that wit and sentim en ~
With The wine and that the ev ming passed on In the
most delightful mannes ... a.r, and an.
The hall was ssiY decorated with nag am ni, az
nronrate devices for the occasion, and gil, eu' ao
mirably for the purposes for which IL Is deHsne
We only regret thst ws have not Inc fo' W '''
| more of it,
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w The company of gentlemen, consist
ing of Representative of the Board of
Trade and others, who visited the Southwest,
returned yesterday evening, after having
gone as Tar as Abingdon. They were de-
lighted with their trip, and grateful for the
marked kindness and hospitality with which
they were everywhere received.
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STEAMER AsHoRE.-The steam propeller Gale
donia, from Portland for New York, with molasses,
went ashore on Monday morning on Point Pedi,h,
l. Her position isicritical butihopes are enter-
tanned that she will be got off The C aledonia Is a
first class vesse | OF 500 TONS
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s@Ax2A NEW AND SPLENDID
OsITION LINE OF
STAGES Through from Richmond. Petersbsrg
Baltimore, Washington and Alexandria, to White
sulphur and Sweet Springs, in II days, and Salt Sui
phur in days -
On and after the LIST day of July NEXT we will run
a daily line of four horse coaches from the terminus
of the Virginia Contra, Railroad to the Rockbrdge
Alum Springs, and to the White Sulphur Springs
via Bath Alum, Warm and Hot Springs, with branch
to the Al-Healing Springsl
Passengers leaving Richmond in tbs morning train
of cars, will reach Rockbridge Alum and Bath Alum
or Warm Syringe same day; leave next morning st
day light, and arrive at the Sweet and White Sui
phsr Springs early in the evening.
Having all new, first class coaches, fresh teams,
selected with great care, and accommodating drivers
we feel assured extend to the travelling pub
lie such facilities for and comfort have never
before been Offered or secured on this line
Through tickets from Richmond and Alexandra
to any of the above named Springs can be obtained
of any of agents. VINO will always be found at the
Railroad depots of those places
Extra coaches will be furnished at all times. when
desired. HARTMAN BROWN,
my % Proprletors.
Rates of Fare in connection piA the Virginia Contra
Pol, b,,U Harm md y;o.
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PAGE, BACON g. Co Proceedings are being In.
s,itued by the city and county of St Louis to re-
strain the negotiation of note In favor OF Messrs
Page & Bacon for Sl,l58 595, dated 9Th instant
pay able five days after date and purporting to be
executed by the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Company and secured by their deed of trust; The
legality and validity of these 10 struments is denied
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CANADIAN AFFA1Rs-Hon. Mr.. Chabot, has re-
signed his seat In the Assembly for Quebec, to &C
cept the Office OF commissioner under the Seigno-
rial Tenure Act. George Chill Stuart, Esq Ia a
andi1ate for the seat in the Assembly, vacaed by
Mr.. Chahot. The Hon. Joseph Howe, of Nova
Scotia, it 10 rumored, is to be Lieut. Governor OF
Prince Edwards Island
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GETTING REvEseE.-On Tuesday pipbt

GETTING hEVEEGE.-Vn IueEddy night
last oolored woman called Virginia Smith. willis
in terrible pet with her husband, procured half an
ounce of audsnum and swallowed il in orde. to get
rid of her esrhly ills The husband, seeing what
she had done. gave her a strong emetic of salt and
water Immediately after. which had the desired IF
feet OF relieving her stomach OF the poisonous drug
and saving her life Jenny Ia resident of the Valley,
and, il reports be true ia remarkably ford of poi.
sou more frequently used but the less effective
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CArrLE SLAUGHTER "A passenger train on the
Oh9 Central Railroad Friday night last In one trip
killed thirty sheep, two cows, eleven hogs and any
quantity of geese.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE SENATORIAL ELEcTIoN.-The
Democratic caucus of the New Hampshire Legis-
ture have nominated John S. Wells and Harry
aillard for United States Senator'S They were
candidates las. year for Secretary of the State
Treasury and State Printer.
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RAILROAD AccIpENr.-A passenger train on the
Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railroad ran of the
track tuesday, near Lawrenceburg. The loco.
was seriously hurt NV 'A'
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STATEMENT OF MAYOR Dow IN REGARD TO THE
PORTLAND RIoT.-Neal Dow has made an official
statement to the City Council touching The recent
riot He asserts that but for the measures adopted
the city agency would have been set on fire and
the City Hall destroyed The Board of Aldermen
endorse the Mayors statement.
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AMUsEMENrs.

az MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
FL AT SLASH COTTA0E.-Tbe NATIONAL
MIR GUARD will give their first bs1t at Slash Cot
n10 tsse, on FRIDAY EVENING next. This trsirs
from tte city, will leave at 4 S and " O'CLOCK. p
NJ. and return ut I2i orI A. n.
The Company HAYS deter mined TO make the 3 an
one Of the most pleasant Of the season. and scc !.
al le in every respect to these who attend.
The u. 8 Msrir Band, Prof Bruhps, from o. 2
ship Pennsylvania.
Refreshments vii BE- furnished on the ground. n.
city prices
Measures have been taken to insure perfect ordsr
during the evening.
iA12-1r
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DRUNK Thomas K. Jones got drunk
and laid down In the str eet Tuesday morning for
which offence he was taken to the cage. Yesterday
he had hearing before the Mayor, and on prom.
Using to do better In future, was set at liberty.
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MAMMOTH CATF1sH.-Thompson, of"Our
House," received by the railroad yesterday morn.
ing a mammoth cat FISH, caught In New River the
day BEFORE and forwarded to him by friend resi-.
ding in that section of the country. Charley"
ever anxious to feast his patrons on the greatest
Injuries to be had, intends converting the head of
this fish into chowder to-day, and the body into
steaks 80 to enable all who may desire to do SO,
to feast and grow fat.
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LIFTING HATs-Martin Cotman, a free
negro, from Charles City, walked into the store of
Z. Strauss, and without leave or license helped
himself to two hats In a short time after he was
arrested with the stolen articles 10 his possession,
and failing to account for them, was taken before
the Mayor, who ordered him twenty-fv stripes.
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MARRIED.

At Dover, King William county, on Tuesday. 5tb
June, by the Rev. John o. Turpin Mr. Will; NJ
L. HARRISON and Miss URAA..LUMPKIN.
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SrABBING-Last Saturday afternoon
several negro fellows met at Chief Howlett's in
Chesterfield county, where two of them iph
to Mrs. Cowlng of this city-got into difficulty,
which led to fight, and almost to murder Ran,
doiph, 1t appears during the row. drew dirk and
inflicted one long flesh wound the left side Of ia
cobs head, another the right side, snda shird on
the left breast, penetrating between the ribs, but
failing to resch the vitals Jacob is now under ths
ss could DO expected under the circumstances. Ran-
dolph, doubt, has since been taken into custody
and deposited in the Jail of Chesterfield to sw ait
his trial before the county court at it's next term.
Such becoming 70 frequent that it behooves
the owners of slaves to examine their peTsoos and
prevent them, as far as practicable, from carrying
deadly weapons The practice is disgrscefai one
in white or black, and should be promptly punished
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Return OF MIR CRAMPToN.-Mr. CHAMPION the
bIsn minister arrived from his trip to Canada, at
Washington, Tuesday.
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Rev. N P. Burt, of Springfield, Ohio has accept.
ed call to the Presbyterian church In Baltimore,
late DIR Pnmara.
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DEAL ESTATE ON FRENCH GAR

IL DEN HILL AT PRIVATE SALE.-We are
authorized to sell upon accommodating terms. neat
and comfortable dwelling for medium size family.
This property is situsted East 9th street. French
Garden HILL short distance North of the beautiful
cottage residence of VIM. z. Ritchie, Esq This
house has been erected within the last four years
the most desirable in the neighborhood, enjoying an
extensive view of Richmond and the surrounding
country with the advantage of alley sufficient y
wide for the delivery of fuel at the of the lot,
and communicating with 10th street, the valley be.
low, the Central Railroad, &c.
We will so sell seve upmproved Lots on North
street, and others 10Th strsst, near the fret
described property These lots will be sold at prices
which will allow persons Of small means to secure
home, others desiring gsrden spot to suit them
selves.
la LIFT GODOlN l. APPERSON, Aucs.
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AN EXAMPLE WORTHY OF IMITATIoN.-
The Peoples Advocate, published at Hall
fax C. H., says that there being in the north
ern part of that county great scarcity
of breadstuffs, John r. Edmonds, Esq,
who has corn for sale,' has adopted this
plan To those who are unable to buy,
except in small quantities, and those who
are unable to buy at all, at least at present,
he sells it in small quantities so assto max e
the stock hold out till harvest; but to those
who are able to buy, and have the means of
sending distance for it, he refuses to sell at
ALL Under this rule he has declined selling
to number of his neighbors and best friends.
A benevolent act, and one worthy of univer-
sal applause and imitation.
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JSeuEsr-Coroner Wicker yesterday
held an inquest upon the body OF Nat, the slave of
Mrs. Goosby, of Fluvanna, who was accidentally
drowned in the Basin on Saturday night last. Yer.
dict according to the facts.
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THE NATIONAL GuARp-attended by the
T. s. Marine Band-wiIl make their first excursion
to Slash Cottage tomorrow afternoon. Secure
tickets at once, If you wish to enjoy pleasant
evening.
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VALUABLE RING We were yesterday

VALUABLE RING We were yesterday
shown a massive and magnificent gold ring, at the
iAwelry store of Mr.. William j. Bartholomew,
Northe asst corner of Main and 1lth streets, which,
from the historical associations connected with 8
portion of it. give 1t value in the eyes of every
true Anne rican, far above that of Its weight In gold
The ring is set with portion of the bell used in
Philadelphia in l776, which rung in token of
Joy the signing of the declaration
on the 4th of July The piece of metal referred to.
Ia beautifully polished and has neatly carved on it a
miniature bell On the inside of the ring Ia the fol:
lowing inscription: proclaim liberty throughout
all the world and to all the inhabitants thereof July
4th. l776n We ADVISE our readers to call and exam.
inc it at once as Mr.. Bartholomew designs keeping
it in his store but few days
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~The Richmond Letter Sheet Prices
Current, carefully prepared, will be ready to-
day about noon. Orders received this morn
ing At the Dispatch counting room.
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tn his own vessel, and, even If the public per-
NIT the plea to relieve him from the terrible
respopsi blity of the Arctic's loss. 1t will not
trust itself hereafter with one who is capable
of making such fatal bluuders.
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FINED.-Mr. Edward Bnissieux was
fined one dollar for permitting one of bis teams to
be driven In the street faster than walk, on the
night of the 9th instant, thereby endangering the
lives of persons passing at the time
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INHIBITION AT SLASH COTTAGE
RIVERS & DERIOUs

VIII give Exhibition st the above place, on
WEDNESDAY, THE GOTH INST,
In the afternoon, commencing at 2 O'Clock, and in
the evening at O'Clock
Persons in the city DESTROYS of whiting the Circus
at the above place, and at the same time snjoyings
pleasant ride, will have an opportunity of doing so
at trhng expense, the Railroad Company will
run extra trains the above day st reduced rates
Trains will leave for the Cottage at CT A. NJ, 10
A. M, P. b.. and at u P. NJ. and returning, an
extra train will leave the Cottage at lei p 81 for
the city. C. w FULLER.
je 9-dl3tw1t Agent and Travelling Director.
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THEL. BLUES have received and &C
cented an invitation of honorary member Mr. w IA.
c rom pkins, to make an excursion down James nj
nsnv's steamers-Mr r. generously Offering TO pro-
vide the best of refreshments and music for the oc'
casion. This excursion as we understand II, De,
signed exclusively for the Blues and their invited
guests and must therefore be far moro agreeable
than any promscuous crowd could be.
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ruw spDCrAL NOTICES.

DrMocRATTc MEETMe.-The Associa-
ton viii meet this evening at Odd Feiiows Hail. "
All democrats are earnestly requested to attend.
!. iso olt'' u ''' . JAS. DOVE. Secretary
DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIANS, well known
msrchapts respectable Apothecsries, and hundreds
of others, bear testimony to tbs sooa enscs vJ
colds and diseases of the Lungs and throst generally
There ne empiIicsm In It: pssPsr..o1: hs sv
the entire medcsl faculty, alone enter into Its COM
position. The DIARRHEA CORDIAL Is also prepared
with the same scientific skill and care. Us nsnsnsa
able Over 500 hysicsns, who have been made &C
quainted with the recipes Of these popular sdies
have been pleased with them, snd only spoken OF
| them in terms of unqualified praise IL you have
cough or any disease Of the lungs or thross' give
the eSpector.nt trial Or you or c any 81 , gous
| use OF it with confidence, and mark che result,
~ Descriptive pamphlets to be had gratis OF the
Price for each only 20 cts six bottles for s2so.
E. H. sTnBLEs co; fro2 3 i;.,sss,..
PURCELL LADD co, Druggists,
| Wholesale Agents, Richmond.
Ard by Druggists and Merchants generally through
| out Virginia je A-d&clN
ATTENTION The attention of the pub.
lie Is respectfully cslled the sale of Boats Horses
| THIS AFTERNOON, at ST O'Clock P M at the first
| Locks. A boat will leave Mes,rs Edmond, Daven-
PORTS o. 70 ianuiog AZ ocioch r. W. " tase up
| those who may wish to attend See Auction head
| js ID GODDIN & APPERSON.
ADJOURNED MEETING OF Protection
| BUILDING FUND Co.-An sdiourned meeting 81 he
| Company will he held THIS EVENING, (Thufs
day. at ~ O'Clock, over Buffers Simons', No. 157
| Main street.
The funds in hand will be loaned. Every member
| Is requested to be present.
| je 4-lt WIN A. BUFFERS, Secy.
| HOLLY WOOD CEMETERY CoMPAsY.-A
| called meeting of the Hollywood Cemetery Compa.
ny will be held the store of Mr. Alexander Du.
| val, THURSDAY, the l4th inst, at half past
| O'Clock P. "a. WIN. Il. HAXaLt.
| js7-lw Secretary.
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DOR RENT-A Store and Dwelling on
Il 18th stoeet, opposite the Vegetable Market, con-
tanning four rooms two cellars and kitchen, and
~ convenience for family Price $3.50 per year.
Apply to LEWIS LYMAN, Matchmaker,
aid-12t o9 Main street
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NEIGH LY SPAT.-James Mayo, a
peaceabe inoffensive resident OF Rockets was
called before the Mayor yesterday, to answer the
Evans. The evidence proved that the parties
lived side by side and were both grocers-that
Evans had a difficulty with Nelson Griffin, Mayos
father in.law, who is an old man-that Griffin
threatened to cane him, when Evans armed him.
self with a revolver and sword and made num-
Der of threats against the old man, hearing which
Mayo stepped into the shoes of Griffin and offered
to take around with Evans at istcuffs by way of
adjustcating the difficulty; hut that Evans craw-
fished aud procured a warrant as the surest mean
of preventing black eyes and bloody noses. The
Mayor required the accused to give security to
keep the peace In the sum of 500, which be did,
and also held the complainant to bail for his appear
ance tomorrow morning, when he will undergo
an examination complaint made against him
by Mr.. Griffin.
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ATLANTIC STEAM NAvIGATIoN-LIEUT
MAuRY.

MAUR1.
The Journal Of Commerce states that in
the early part Of this year, letter ives writ
ten to Lieutenant Maury by the underwriters
aud ship-owners of Boston, requesting de.
veiopment of the suggestion which had al.
ready been made by him concerning the pro-
priety of steamers choosing different routes
in coming and going across the Atlantic
The reply of Lieut.. Maury, says the Journal
was learned and valuable letter, the result
of most laborious and patient investigation,
in which the subject Of "lanes for the steam
ers crossing the Atlantic is, in short space
clearly and fully discussed. The conclusion
arrived at by Lieut.. NJ is, that the adoption
of the lanes, so far from materially lengthen.
ing the passages to and fro, will probably
shorten the average to the West, and not in
crease the average to the East more than a
few hours, if at ALL
copy of the above letter has been re-
uuested and obtained of Lieut.. Maury by the
New York Board of Underwriters, who have
had it published for the general advantage
of all connected with steamships aud sailing
vessels crossing the Atlantic Ocean.
We should like to know how long the
| most learned and philosophical officer in the
| American or any other Navy is to remain
Lieutenant Maury? Is it not disgrace te
the service and whitening sarcasm upon
the system of promoting men without refer
/ ence to merit, that this great man, now pas'
| the meridian of life, is only Lieutenant
whilst over his head are hosts of Commanders
and Post Captains who can scarcely write
| sentence of ineligible English ? For the
honor of the country, Maury. ought TO be pro
| NOTED at once to the highest rank. If he were
also made Secretary Of the Navy, and kept
in that position for the rest of his life, the
benefit to his country would be greater than
the honor to himself.
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EXHIBITION AT BOWLING GREEN.

The above Company will give an Exhibition al
Bowling Green on TUESDAY, June 18Th.
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VIRGINIA HOUSE.
YTyETE suhscriher having taken the above

a
Il House situated Grace street, next TO the
Mon ameut Hotel will open 1t By the goth of the
presen month, and would be glad to accommodate
abouthree small families with board, and would
also like take ten fifteen young gentlemen cay
hoardeg. / will inform my country friends that
have room accomr them ALI those that wish
a quiet and orderly house to stop at and moderate
charges. are requested to call on the subssriber,
is ID -3t* JOHN TALMAN.
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CAUTION.-All persons are cautioned
~ against crediting my wife, ELLEN ADAMS,
my account, as will pay no debts OF hen coHtrac-
ting.
ie I4-It* JAS. A. ADAMS.
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VILE HOLE.-Martin DOnohOe, one of
the keepers of low GROCERY and dance house, on
Dock street, where men and women of the worst
kind congreea,e, made his appearance before the
Mayor yesterday to answer the charge of keeping
disorderly house, and of selling liquor to be
drunk In it without license Watchmen Andrews
and Wicks, who reported the place, both testi-
fed that they saw the accused selling drinks last
Saturday night and receive the money for them,
and that there were at least fifty men and women
They represented it as one of the vilest places In
the city. and of course deserve credit for breaking
itup. Donohoe was required TO give bail In the
cum of 500 to appear at the next Grand Jury term
of the Hastings Court to answer an indictment for
the offences charged against him.
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DOR RENT-A very desirable house on
IL Sd between Clay and Leigh streets, opposite
the residence of Cant Jno N Sheppard, with am.
pie rooms, good kitchen and outhouses. Immediate
possession given.
in 14-St TAYLOR WlLiIAmS.