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EOR sALE-REAL EsTArE-sEvERAL HUN.
Cotton and Sugar Plantations located the
portions Of he Gotten ann SAFES Also Rice
Orange Orchards and bodies OF
timber aDos. lso large variety Of City and Suburban
Properly improved and unmproved in the form Of residences
building lots squares favorable
ties Nil err Gard Real Estate Agents. No IS Cafondslst
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RACEs---RACEs.
SPRING ACEs.--.-..---sPRING RACEs
-oyER-
THE MErAIRlE coURsE-lsss.

Fist Day-saturday, April l1th. 1865
FIRST RAoE-A Hurdle Racs-Purse 5000; two niIss
Second RAcs-A IweYs.r.o old ssaks-ss5 entrance
pi $40 added BY the Club. one mile. sfos 81
1T. B. Psse..on's CHI c "RIciHELrEu by Hiawaths-
s-willsm co,:Ii's PISS BRoADsAx. by Dansl Boone
SIS. Lesnad's ONTARIO. BY Bonnie seotland-L.dy Ian
1as q $500 s r 5 4: ss 81 s: . sss.
ni s on Nessn. x Peterson a.
Moore. VIM Brady, VIM oottrill snd 5. Leonard s.sa
Second Day-Tuerday. Ap-n IA.
FIRST RACF--A Purse of s2p TOR all sges; mile.
SECOND RAcE-The Orleans Pure Of $1,000 for all ages;
three mile heats.
ThiEe Day-Wednesday, April Is.
FIRST RAcE-A Bu-dls Race PURSE $500; over eight
h1,ess SI,e Weller weights; Two nile n g. i.
aid rr a. 70 carr , us s % ~ ' ,l s h0'e- y'A
1HihD EACE-A Purse Of 500. fer al mile heals.
Fourth Day-Thur.day. AprtI 1o.
FIRST RAcE-A Purse of soOo for all ages; two mile
5 coND RAcE-A Purse Of $780, for all ages; one mile
and half
Firth Dsy-Frid.y, April IL.
FIRST RAcE-A P-rss of s2s for al ages; mile
quarTer
sEo0sp RAcE--A Purse Of ssO for all ages; three
in five; mile heats
Sixth Day-saturday, April Is
THE GRAND TURF CONGRESS- STAKE OF s5po,
With Challenge Whip and spnrs, the Clue to add s0o four
nile heafs
Thl be under the Turf Congress raes aud
Ofhc.rs. the Metarie rules aud officers
r. B-Ihe hetsire Rules IN regard TO the Liveries,
Coors Of Jockeys will be rigcy enforced To trouble
themseves snd the officers Of the Club
Quertea register their coors n : possible.
Ire stabe have we cleaned and ventilated. and
in fine condition
Communications must be addressed to
L. JAMES.
Secretary and Treasurer
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THE CHRONICLE,

Devoted 10 the interests Of the Hoy Catholic GRO
testant Episcopal Church published in New orssns La
every Saturday and designed to be and
Eclectic Family Paper This Is the only representative Of
the Church south Of the Ohio river and of Virginia
and such eommsnds sefo the and prompt
patronage Of her clergy and aity and the members
friends Of II at communion generally in the South south
The only Ten Cents per week.
advanced payment Of "five Dollars per Those
tsrested 10 sustaning and approaching the Importance
spch representative and medium Of ecclesiastical inte
gsnce requested 10 promptly in sustaining paper
their sections forward their Subscriptions and
agents. solicit and forward those Of ethsrs addressing
af TIE CHRONICLE,
a 10 Commercial Place (up-sts,rs) New Oheans
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SAFE OF LoUIsiANA-THfsD DISTRICT COURT
OF New treans-Mrs Catherine F1aftery vs. James Mol
10y, her Husband-No. IS 1913 -I'f t-IlI
I HEREBY CERTIFY, on the 2sth day OF
March. lS6S Judgment wondered IN this Court the
following entitled suit in the words and figures folio sing,
-
n motion Of O. IT, Brauehn Of counsel for plaintiff and
upon producing the proof OF plaintiffs demand
II Is dered and adiudEed that the Judgment BY default
tered in this the 2lh Instant be confirmed and
made final and accordingly by that Judgment Of sepa
OF and estate be and the hereby rendered
favor Of the plaintiff Ms atherne Fatery, wife James
MoJ and aganst the defendant, james MolioJ her hus
band, with al costs l - 70. - L" I.H
Rendered March 18th. 1868 t.f
intestimos whereof have set my hand and affixed the
Of April IN tie OF Lord 1868 and the min
second Of the independence # ire United states
L A. LgAUDAIs, Deputy Clerk.
ETAT DE La LOUIsIANE-TROlsrEME coUR DE
District de Ia Nouvee Oe adame Catherine Flat
terry vs.. James Noloy, son mari-No. 25.79a
TFPAR LIE PR EsENT CERTIFIE. cue lie
2Sieme jour de 1868 jugement cette
dsns le titre les ct les figures savoir
Sur motion de g. Branghn de conse e plaintive
Ct su les procedures ct preusesa la de Ia denade du
II est odonne asure ct decree one ugement par defiant
final que augment de de i. proprete SOFT
paignant Madame Catherine ftefy femme de james Mol
10y ct eontre defendant James Mooy, mari
Renou, Mars lie % 1873
Spne Avril lie 2 1868. '+t tt..t
En- temogne a aixee main ct de In ditto cour
dams Ia vile de Ia lie 3ieme jour davrl
ct e s1asre'ng' dOuTe9e aimee de des
" IA $3.50 Depute Greiter.
NOTATION MONUTU0S
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOX CEMENT.

DKOPOSALs f0k CEMENT.
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsrER,
FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT
New Orleans, La April 3 1868
office until I9M TIT RsDAY 9th day Of Ap for the
delivery in this cry within thirty go days from date Of
0p'~"'e y no ssrels Of CEMENT
Cement must b. OF best quality and will be subject to in
spsction before acceptance
The United States the right to reject any or all
bids
Proposals must Endorsed Proposals for Cement" and
(Signso1 oHAs. n. ToMPKINs,
Brevet Brigsdier General aoe Chief NJ.
fith Military District
pKOPOsALs FOR LUMBER AND SHINGLES
OrFrcE CHER QuArrKRxAsrxR
FIFTH MILITARY DIsTEIcr. J
New Orleans. Louisiana. April q 1853 y
SEALED PROPOSALS. invited sud viii received at
ibis ohee until II ~ WEDNESDAY toe sta DAY Of Aori
date acceptance Of proposal Of
l2s az est 81 koueh yellow Pine LUMBER;
5OU0 Cypress SHINGLES Is inches.
Specifications % Lumber be at this Office.
Bids viii be opened At the time shove named and bidders
The United reserves the right reject any or all
Proposals must be ndcrres proposals for Lumber and
CHAs ii ToxPKINs
Brsvst Brig Gen. and Chef 9ssrtsr@rsss a,
ELOUR...-.......FLOU R-............FLvUk.
yf 800 bbls G. e. Best.
loe q, hs,f bsls Q 4 z Bsst -
1ol bhls Crescent City Can't Boat
bali eois rrr~
70 kss Lsvss street.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, I
New Orleans, March L., 1868
VVHEREAs application hns been made tn
w 10 the official bond Of John Maskew de-
ceased constable Of the rst Justices Court in and for
the Parish Of Orleans TO wit bond dated May 9th, 1856
for the OF $500 Eve thous and dollars sgued by
John Maskew principal and Patrick Hapn and ]. q.
Davey securities the said bond being for the TAFT ful
performance nv the said John Maskew Of bis duties
stable, aforesaid,
Notice hereby given persons interested in the said
bond 20 show in writing at the oe If Secretary Of
State within ninety days aft the publication hereof
Given under my hand and Seal Of
date and the Independence Of the United States the ninety
second JOSHUA BAKER,
By the Governor: Tr'
J. II. HARDY, Secretary Of State
ETAT LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT. L'ExrcUrrr,
Eouvelle Orleans lie 10 Mars 1868 !
ATTENDU, qu'une application ma etc
n aie pour e canceenent du bond oee de John Mas
kew decide conneabe du Premier C0ur de Justice
dams pour parosse d'OT cans ssvoir: Un bon date
lie d. mai 1856 l. somme de $500 cnq mile pias
tres sKne par John Maskew CONNIE principal et Patsck
Halpn ct c. Dsvey securities les conditions du
dit bon etant pour raccom ddee des dev0s du
dit John Maskew, susdiie.
present donnes tous ineresses dams
secreaire dEtat pendant quatre vndx jours lie
publication de avis les rasons pour lesQuelles
dit btn serait par ellie et annulle
Donne ma signature ct le de rEtat a Il date
susde ct de Undergraduate des Etas uns la vn
douEieme JOSHUA Baker
Par lie Gouveneur:
,, ~ HaRny, secretaire d'Etat
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/, Henry EuIi Jr. vicePresident of tho Louisiana Ma
oaa Bank Of New do emily that above
statement is the best Of knowledge and belief
HLNRY HULL, ia, vice-Prssident.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. Parish Of Orleans:
Sworn 70 subscribed before 6tn dav Of April
1868 TBEO. o STAKE, N. p.
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nFEICE DAILY NEWS"
NO IS CAEosDELEr srsEErl
Rev Orleans, April 8. 1866. !
Since the sue Of the prospectus Of the "DAILY NEW"
the have with encouragement from tbs piblc
r greater thaa artcipat d. The Msraesrs thereos
ptesd 10 commence IL publication a extensive
scale at nrst nlsted In order however,
fully the atoms and the pub'ic
has been thought posspoas the publication for
ho time Due notice will be given when the at number
will positively appear BOOKS for subscription and adver
Using have bee. opened at IS csrondel street. sub
Script Stock IN the DAILY NEWS GOMPANYn wili
sito received, from l0A te2 No person is
hozed 10 contract for SUBSCRIPTIONS the
DAILY NEWS" wi host written suhonty frou this
oee and money will he collected for Subscriptions sd-
verssmeIts till after the publication ~ the first
the paper L. BLESsEY CO,
Managsrs Of '.D.ily Nsw..n IS Osronde.t street
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CONTINUATION or oRsAE SALB OF UNRB-
DKJ BED PLEDGES OF OVER TWO HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF DIAMONDS
GOLD AND SILVER WAToHEs. CHAINS AND
JEWtIRr or LIVERY DEscRIPTioS. AT ST.
CHARLES LOAN OFFICE, Is 81. CHARLES STREET.
Bv CHAs. +. NASH. ~
ACKNOWLEDGES Masonic Hall Auction Mart
Corner ST Charles and serddo ~srssta
WEDE EsDAY, eh isst &C q o'stoek r.
w r.. st,kt Charles ftrees Losn Once, 10 n onkres
street. vi houf limit will b Sold +. \
One Of the Largest and Choeest stocks Of Diamonds
Double and Single ssoh and N Watces Bracelets
chaizs spoons, The D'smnds Of she h,st water
the Of he l-rgess and v~.nabe
mem q tine Jevey offered a. auction n the south ans
hords he chance Of jewelers. and others
- fpR~s-ffshi II We ~sur Note4 Fl r 1'
FURNlTURE...... .fURNIfU RE. .FUENlTURE.
BIZ OHAs. a. n ASH, SIS .ff
Accommodates Masonic Hall Auction Aext. n
Corner ~ Charles and ferdido strocts-
WFDNEsoAH,A April >. s6s. nt IL S,cterk
~ ~ AZ sslesscoms, corner 81 Charles and ferdito
streets oil be sold -e4el
large beautiful Of Household and Once
turntuts also, in particular fne large Rosewood Bed
Set Pecoo Piano nd splendid Maynard Rifle
80 TrHrs-cs-hin y. r. Tr~ssuly Notes -r.-|s.I.7
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA
DEPARrEMEsT ExEcuTIF,
Nouvele- Orleans 10 81 de Mars. 1868.
TTENDU que Mark Walton n raste uBe
N application bond 0fcel
assessor dams pour la paroisse dOrle4n SAVIOR
I'm nd daie le de Nevembre 1851 pour Ia sOme de Cling
$50 Sarah A Walton
Avis est present donne toutes
davsr fare cOnnaitre ect bureau
tare dEta dams les quatre vngtdix ours Qu suivron
Ia dernere publication de avis les asons esquse
les dit bonds serait pas eancee ct annnll6.
Dcnne signature OF de pEtat ct Ia
dste mentopne ct Ia aimee de Pin
depep dance des EssIs Units.
(sgne) JOS VA BAKER.
~ Gouverneur de Ia LouIsiane.
Par le gouverneur.
J. H. HaRpy secretaire d'Etst
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ARlsTIDE. HOPKINS vs.. EDWARD srAPLEroS-
Fourth District Court OF New orlssns-So. 20,0ss
RT VIRTUE of "a writ of hert racfss 90
~ dnecd by the Honorable he Fourth District Court
Of New Orb ans IN the above entitled viii proceed
sell at public anetian, MONDAY, the twentisth
April lcto At ~ O'Clock a. my Warehouse, No. st
Petr street. Pontaba Buildings. the Second Dstict Il
the city, lot Of Household ture Movable Effects
inventory. which may seen In my Office
Seized in the sbov, suit latt..
- TKRns-Cssh on the spot. - = y -
Is II Is Sheriff Of the rsrish Of 01-sos
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OFFICIAL.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FxEcUrfvE DEPARTMENT.
New Orleans, March 81 1853 !
WHFKEAS sppIestton has been made 20
" by Mark Walton his official bond as asses
in and fof the parish Of Orleans t0-wit
dated the 9th Of Nov mber 1857, for of
FIVE Hundred Dollars (s500 with Sarah A. Walton Sc
cury
Notice hereby given 20 all persons interested the said
bono 10 show in writing the Office 1T the Secretary
Safe, within ninety days after the publication hereof why
the said bond should not be cancelled and annuned
Given under my hand seal Of the STATE the above
date AND the Independence Of the United States the ninety
second
(Signed) JOSHUA BAKER,
Governor Of Louisiana.
J. H. HARDY, Secretary Of State
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WANTFD-rO EENr-A SMALL DWELLlSa
W house between Felicity and Canl ssreesa Adore
/. q. Crescent Ofice.n stating terms and locaxon-
WANTED-sUGAR PLANTArI0Ns.-PARrle-
~ desirous q Selling sugar Plsnt<tio sss invited
tend us desert Il have inquiries for them from
PARTIES vi hing to buy Green Ede Real Estate Agents.
= Commercial Place, New oriesnA
WANDA YOUNG NAN, HArfvE OF rdh
" Guy, out Of empoyment wishes to obtain situation
any kind Of business be mske himself
usefu good and at dgurrs and not ssd
wou'd prefer ne wholesale or retail e5sessy sas
once. I l7I7f III n N Il.IF
WANTED--A GENTLEMAN or AAfukE rEAas
and who has had large business experience in New
Dreens wishes situation m mercantile house where thf
compensation would be sufficient support himself and wife
respectable he feels satisned that he coulc
msndatons be furnished leh - the ORssosr-
'mre 70 o X s. VII meet with prompt attention
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.


6sOR0IA LOTTERY.
GEoRGIA STATE LOrTERr-
BENEFIr OF THE MASONIC ORPHANS HONE.
Supplementary and Combiastfon Glass eI4.
APRIL 6, 1863.
IsIsa sF7IsI sIl0liil BIS Il Is
% IS ssl a 80 s. sis 81 sl8l@l-l-l-
Witness AAnds at Atlanta Ga. this 9th day Of April
1868 ALEX N. WALLACE to......
N. " d. CORPUr, }oo"hs'ionet''
Ee APRIL Z lsss-cLAss ZIG
slsla5IsIslsIs . . il MI
witness hands Atlanta this 7th day Of April
1868 ALFX. N. WALLACE, tc..,.-.
NJ v. ID. COsPtT, jOo"mss''ners.
The daily drawings Georgia Lottery are pub
nshsd IN the Ma phs APPEAL Augusta Constitution s
savanr and Herald Atlanta lntelgenct and other
Southern papers, 6es Of which, together the Official
20 received atlanta may be seen at the General
Once, No. Is Commercial Place. e. al.I
Information furnished and prizes csshed by
DAVE @ JOHNSTON, Agent
ofice No rs Commercial Place.
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VrHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
THE MECHANICS AND AGRICULTURAL FAIR
ASSOCIATION,
Desiring to throw open the FAIR GROUNDS public
have determined TO do under the following regulations
During the ring and Summer Months the Grounds will Be
opened DAILY iron a N. to for public visitors,
except when engaged for public exhibitions Desiring
place in the power Of all classes OF he peop avail them
selves OF ths ATTRACTIVE PLACE OF RESORT, the
prices Of Adm ission vii be;
For each fot passenger.
For each buggy md contents
For esch and contents soc.
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Northern Rairasd Company cans, Msrch 26
is6S-I couie'miy with The charter, Election will b
held NJ the Office II the Tomnany NO "A Carondrle
Directors Twelve he ehe-en rom ockhoders rsdiny
ouisians hx from Stockholders ding Mississippi
provided majority If tho stock of the Company
sented ection hus II meoviy Of he stock be
then REPRESENTED, election vii he held MONDAY
lril ~, 1868 at the Office Of ire ran1ay from
O'Clock til 4 CHARLES Secretary.
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AMusEMENTs.


TIE ONLY THEATER OPEN IN THE CITY
Inauguration Of the SUMNER SEASON under the imtne
date direction Of MANAGER BiowELIA has jast re-
turned from his European with features which VII
be pres ntsd IN rapid succession. 4se
Few Ballet Dsertiaemepfby MisCARSAGGIA. CLINE
TOP SISTERS and Ballet Corps. Misses TAYLOR aud ST.
ca AIR Popular and Ballads Startling, Novel
Rid culOus Eeceuetes BY the Ethiopian Iroups- Concud
ing with the It'll popu ar THREE ERAs.
The Summer Promenade Matinees EVERY SATURDAY
NOON.
Mr.. G D. Dashers New Operate BuresQue written ex-
pressy for the ACADEMY eatsd d. A. B. A. is Ia
tive rreos-rton ~
ExHIBiTIoN EXTRAORDINARY
FAIR UNDs.
Thursday, April o.
INDIAN NATIONAL GAMES OF BALL AND DANCES.
BY Superior Company from the following tribes Indians
cHocTAw. CREEK. OsAGE.
Gates oren at O'Clock Performances commence at
tP N. Admission Soc. he Grounds and per
DURANr a CO.. Proprietorx
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Hsvrs purchased the exclusive right 10 ssiI ANCHOR
~ for the State Loui@ns from the inventor, u. w.
holste Dealer. sell any Of the shove on.
sske ccrrrac without consent As shs bold tnem
90 Royal Ct,
Sole Ascent Tor LousiAna.
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fsALE PosTco;xD ON ACCOUNT OF THE wEATHER.l
UNDER DECREE In EQUITY.
The Charleston Savings Institution Us. Mitchell.
THIS DAY, 14th May, at II o'clock, Will be sold
at the Old Customhouse.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS
thereon situate on the west side Of Rutledge-seet
ng In front on ga dseet 76 feet on the back
line e5 feet and In depth 1856 feet inches, be the
said dimensions more or less; bounding east on
Rutledge-street, south on land Of W. L. Webb, and
wet on land OF Benz. F. Evans-the slid Lot 5eing
part Of one purchased Of Thos L. Webt, Ir.ffee Of
McKewn Johnstone and wife.
Terms-One. e.fourth cash; balance In one, two aud
three years. secured by bond Of the p ,rchaser and
mortgage of the PREMISES with interest Irom day OF
SALE payable annually The buildings to be insured
and the policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for pa.
..ers and stamps. ]. W. GRAZ,
MAY IA Master in Equity
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fpos1poNED ON ACCOUNT OF THE WAITER AID Br
CONSENT OF PARTRsl
Sale under Fore ;osurs Of Mortgage Res
idence in Water street.
RY LOFTS D. DeSAUSSURE.

THIS DAY, the 14th Of May, at II O'Clock A..
NJ, viii be sold at the Old Postoface In the City OF
Charleston.
side of Wa.er.street containing nine upright roonns
and one dressing room, with piazzas to the south.
On the premises are cistern containing 10 600 gal
Ions, and brick kitchen. There ID also an enrance
on Zig Zsg alley. Lot measures 14o feet inches
front line ia feet inches back Line, "a teet fnch
es west line and SO feet inches on the east Line.
CondiHons-Five thousand dollars With interest at
one and two-thirds per cent per month, from 22d
November 1867 to day sale and the expenses ofthe
sale payable in cash under the operation Of mort
gage from ]. Legare Yates 10 John Chadwick, dated
nd March 1857; the balance Of the purchase money
by bond bearing per cent interest, PAYABLE N one
year. to be secured by mortgage OF the propery the
buildings to be insur and policy assigned. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers and stamps.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
OrLn1s ns. KeLch ct al.

THIS DAY, the 14th May OF II o'clock will be sold
near the Customhouse.
AL that LOT UF LAND, With the buildings there
on. situate on the south side of Broad.s rect in the
vicinity Of ST. MichaePs Church, measuring In front
on said street 81 feet inches and in depth 139 feet
be the same more less; bounding north on Broad
street. west on lot formerly Of John Lee now OF Dr.
ri Frost. east on land now or late Of B. Downie and
south on land now or late Of j. L. Petgru, Esq.
TERMS ne-fourth cash; balance IN one. two.
three and four years. bearing interest from day Of
sale, payable semi-annuslly, with mortgage OF the
property; the purchaser to insure the buildings and
keep the same insured, and assign the policy Of In
surance, and In default thereof any hold Y Of the
bond may insure and collect the insurance under
the mortgage. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. ]. W. GRAY,
Msyi4 tu2th1 Master in Equity.
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MAY QUEEN.--The managers Of the Ply
mouth Fair colored), held in Meeting street, oppo-
site Pinckney, design giving representation Of the
May Queen and her Court this evening. that will
repay visit The Fair presents other attractions for
visitors, and should be patronized.
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llDatfring gDlates.
~ REENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
GREENBRLER COUNTY, ". VA.

The undersigned, lessees Of this old and WELL
=, WATERING PLACE,
announce that encouraged by the liberal PATRONAGE
received last season. the have largely added TO heir
accommodations In comfort and In appearances. and
are prepared to entertain FIFTEEN HUNDRED
GUESTS
The Bathing accommodations are IN fine order;
bot and Warm Sulphur Baths. 30 eminently efica-
cious In many cases. are &C the command OF visitors
at all hours.
In addition to other amusements, they have pro,
vided new snd elegant BOWLING ALLEY and
BILLIARD ROOM, conveniently located
Professor ROSENBERG ER'S celebrated FULL
BRASS BAND has been engaged for the season.
A good Livery Stable will re Kept on the premises
The completion of the Virginia Central Railroad to
Covington leaves only twenty miles OF staging,
through beautiful mountain country, over we'll
graded turnpike.
Terms: Three dollars per day, and eighty doAars
per month. Chi dren under ten yehra OF age ana
colored servants bali price. White servants accord
ing to accommodations. PEYTOh q Gu.
May9 ag lmo1
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Rzpusr1oAs WARD MsErHos.-In accord

REPUBLICAN WARD MRETNas.-In accord
spce with theresolutons adopted at the Club House
on Tuesday night, meetings Of Republicans were
held In the different wards last night, to nominate
nine delegates nom each ward. We have received
the following:
Ward Greene, John N Adams Joseph A
GelIiott Mark Cochran, George Stoddard, Paris
williams, Cyrus D Gilliard, VIM Hoyt VIM TAFT.
Ward 3-WllHum MishAw, Alexander Williams,
Aprl washington, David Barrow. Henry Wagea,
Joseph W Lloyd, Charles DAILY, Joseph Howard,
William Iyans.
Ward EPeter Miller, John Robinson. Thomas
Holmes, T Dixon, T 3 Miller, N Moss, Charles
simmons, Robert Artson, W Murray.
Ward EDr EiO Ktcklsy, VIM Nillar. John Bo-
mum, Davis, Jacob Motto, John Allen, Aiken,
savage. Deas
Ward e-George Addison, John Campbell. Bells,
e G Tucker r Forrest, DR. Camphn, Vim Dart, D
Ward 7-E WALL B Washington, q G Moaelsy,
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ruling. go to Hiram harris, Agent No. SO Broad
street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-14

John Washington, John STRIVING Richard Prince,
VIM Poag, Taylor, Jr, eamuel Taylor. -
Ward gilbert Phil1ppy. L " McLemore, F
Davis, NJ Freeman, Smith, Cole, Mor-
ris, T Mitzel, ] Hayns.
The central committee will meet on Friday night.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-14

TIE CATHOLIC FAm.-The announcement
that the Fair was to be positively closed the myriad
of pretty articles waiting for owner the failure of
Harry Mccarthy to make his appearance, and finally,
the intense interest taken in the contest for the fire.
mans silver trumpet and suit, drew crowd last
night that packed the hall to sufocadon, and induc-
ed the managers to continue the Fair for just two
nights longer. It is now announced that the Fair
will positively close on Friday night.
While the ballots were being counted the most In
tense excitement prevailed Tae votes were counted
in lower room, and when the managers appeared
there was ageneral rush to the hall, which was soon
denselY crowded. The managers took their stations
on the stand, but 1t was some time before sufncien
order could be enforced. and the bell was rung re-
peatedly before the vote could be announced The
following table shows the result of the baIloting