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Co-OpEsAr1vE LArxpR1Es.-A Chicago pa
per states that il has been proved by expert
ments in that city that clothes can be washed
and ironed in laundries ut an average OF If
teen cents for n dozen pieces. The paper sug-
eests thai ali washing and ironing, which is a
source of great expense and discomfort in
families, ought to be done at large co-opera-
two I,un5ripS
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RECEIPTS FROM INTERNAL R~EvBSUB.-Wush-
;pg,on, May l0.-The receipts from the inter
nal revenue sources for the present month
have been comparatively heavy, averaging
about half 4 million dollars per day. Monday
the receipts exceeded n million OF dollars. The
receipts from customs also continue heavy,
and The indications Of Il large revenue from
that branch OF the service for the present
month are good.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-12

lkkLASD.-Lomdon, May lO.-In the House
% Commons. Fcrtescue. Chief Secretary for
LELAND, in reply TO the inquiry of Lord John
manners, said the ministers were already con
S'utilng the best means Of increasing the
power OF the Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland for
,Ae more ettectunl repression Of outrsges III
NAT country.
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THE PHILADELPHIA SUICIDE.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE real name {
the lady from Charleston who committed SUI
eide yesterday was Mrs. q. f. Doyle, 4 mi.
liner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-12

WAsHiSGroy RAcEs.-Patchen, Of Balti-
more, won the $500 purse Monday OH the Ma
iiouaI course, mile heats, best three In five.
Mountain Maid, of Philadelphia, won the
hrst hcat-time 2:2SA; Star of the West, Of
Chicago, won the second-time 2:274, and also
the third in 2:SlA. Patchen won the fourth,
fifth, and sixth ~heats-time 2;34A, PSI, and
2.&3. Warsaw was drawn after the first heat.
There was Il large attendance, and each of
the contending horses was from time 10 time
the ~fayorite until the conclusion OF the con-
lest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-12
THE MASSACHUSETTS LIQUOR Law
THE PEACE JUBILEE.

BosTos, May 1.-THE Liquor Dealers Asso.
citation has subscribed 800, 900 TO protect itself
against the new law.
Mayor Shurtliff and other members of the
city government nave gone to Washington TO
invite General Grant TO attend the Peace Ju-
hilea
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THE CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILROAD
CONNECTION.

Knoxville, Tenn, May ia large num-
Der Of delegates, including the most promi-
nent citizens here, leave Tomorrow for Gin
%cinnati, to represent the interest of East Ten
nessce in the Cincinnati, Knoxville, and
Charleston railroad scheme.
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STRIKE IN THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL REGION.
Much Chunk, Pa, May l0.-A strike in the
coal regions commenced to-day, and work Is
entirely suspended in the Lehigh and Schuyl-
Kill regions. Nothing has yet been received
from Wilkesbarre, but it is supposed that the
same Rtate OF affnirs exists in that locality.
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A Washington letter in the Baltimore Ga
:,ts says:
~ have trustworthy and intelligent au-
tbority for saying that the Cabinet of Presi-
dent Grant is not 4 INIT upon any question of
craftsmanship or administration, and that q
thorough reorganization may be expected
shortly"
The first statement is probably true; the
second untrue.
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The Board Of Aldermen last night passed
tH7 I'LL for the teaching of the German
t@heuase in the public schools of this city
"4'ht"gton MrontcLe, IlM.
~. a. Mensel, Of Delaware, Ind, commit
r." suicide Oh Saturday by taking poison.
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THE ROCKETS MILL PROPERTY
\ nnp slIr 80. -

THE ROCKETS MILL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
The above property Is for sale, and viii DO SOLD
on reasonable terms. There are
FOURTEEN ACRES OF LAED,
and q number OF BUILDINGS on the same. II
was successfully used for q or years pre-
yious to the war as a fertilizipg MILL uor which
purpose 1t Is we'll ~adapted). and for the last three
wears ss 8 distillery. The machinery for grinding
Is In good order, ard the a
WATER POWER
is sufficient In all seasons TO run four pair or
burrs. This property Is well adapted Tor
MANUFACTURING PURPOSES.
II has an abundance OF
PURE SPRING WATER.
and rs a location for . brewery or paper mill can.
no. be surpassed. Being situated Mt RoeRetLa. u
is CO. venieut 70 shipping, and tie YORK hlvsf
railroad passes through q portion OF the properly.
n great bargain Will be sold IN the aooye pro-
perry as the owner Is deter mined TO sell.
A plat OF the property can be seen st Inc omce
OF James II. Taylor. Apply TO or address
JAMES n. TAYLOR,
Main street between Eighth and MINI.
ap ao-sw
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AMERICAN TR ABE WITH JAPAN.

SAN Francisco, May 1.-THE first invoice
of Japan teas for St. Louis was shipped to-
day per rail, thus opening the overland trade
with Japan.
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RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
.ELIEF FOB THE SICK!

-
Is brought to TIE point Of misery through Sickness
OF their pYoyider,-the husband and the fzther-hc
beipg un able In such = state 70 labor for the means
OF support aud they, being too proud 70 3ak for
assistance In time, are exhausttsg &li their little
means for medicines and doctors fees, and ~ lsst
there Is nothing remaining but utter dependency.
All this can be avoided by paying In good Nrass
. small amount 10 the fund Of the SOUTHERN
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION for
the relief OF the sick.
Every sick member receives, by paying Sa:@
half annually, 4S every week when sick or ~
paying 8s, $40 every week. no matter whether the
disease Is derived from accident or any osher cause.
The premiums are put so low as 70 enable even
the poores ST man 70 Join this benevolent assoeiation.
and secure to his family enough 10 keep tnem from
want.
Information can be received ~ the ONCE OF Tho
com pany, sic Broad street.
DIRECTORS: William Wilt, President; n
Bodeker, Treasurer John IL. Petn, Secretary.
JCha Purcell; James Miller,
csshier Of the Union Savings Bank .. ID. Aosea-
baum
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! MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
SERVICE AFLOAT.
~ BY ADMIRAL sEMMES
Late OF the Confederate STAT NaYYl.

The above is the title of q book Of ove- 500 pages,
gotten up in magnificent style, beautifully RtaS.
trdted. and decidedly the most tnterestilg book
published In this country since The war. 1t gives
a full description OF Admiral SEMMES'S services
from his withdrawal from the Federal navy to the
close OF The war, embracing the operations OF the
Sumter and alabama.
1hc thread or the war on the land has not been
lost sight OF, but has been skilluily
with the SEA NAkRATlVE.
1t Is bound In the following styles:
In extra cloth, full gilt back and side stamp, IS 10
in lib AIRY style, full sheep 30
In htlf I turkey morocco = 7 SO
In half Russia, full gilt . 7 SO
In half calf, full gilt I so
Those persons who have not been called upon
By the agent can see the book at the store of {.
D. BLAIu & Co, corner Main and Ninth streets.
Parties at n distance wishing It can get 1t by NAIL
or EMPRESS, FREE OF postage or frtiS h BY send
ing tue price as above BY mall to
ROBHRT II. TAYLOR,
late of the State A uditor's office, publisher !;
also General Travelling 4 gent OF the arlibg on
... Insurance Company.
Persons ordering tie book by mail will p.c.se
direct 10 the publisher TO post-oface box ts4.
nv 4 -pp1cw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-12

TREAsuKY CoIS.-The coin balance in the
Treasury is now Isl, 600, 600, which is increased
g., e3p, 900 more by coin certificates.
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EARINA COLOGNE.-Genuine J. M. A.
i! Fartna Cologne just received by
up u PURCaLL, LADD q CO., Druggists.
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THE CONSTITUTION OF VIRGINIA,
Z FRAMED BY CONVENTION WHICH
MET IN RICHMOND, VA, TUESDAY,, DE-
CEMBER 3, 1857.
This pamphlet will be mailed. postpaid, TO any
address, at len cents per copy. Everybody should
see what they are TO vote for or against.
j. WALL TURNER, bookseller,
ap 10 lila Main street, Richmond, Va.
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BY Richardson 3 Co..
Real Estate Agents and A~uctfoneers,
No. lib Main street,

TOR SALE, A HANDSOME TWO.ST0RY
ID STUCCOED BRICK DWELLING, corner
First and Cary streets: containing twelve roonna-
four on each door, and a passage through the CEN
tie, with all necessary closets and gas and water
throughout a large brick kitchen and stable, and
lot ornamented with shrubbery, &c.
VERY NEAT BRICK kESLDEECE on the
east side Of Seventh street north Of Leigh having
two stories and basement In front, and q two story
frame wing In the rear containing In all eight
lily ornamented with shrubbery, vines &c.
A yEkY DESI LITTLE FARM, con-
frame dwelling containing five or six rooms and
al necessary out houses. one mile from the city,
on one of the most prominent roads. The land Is
Itself
TERMS: One-fOurth cash balance at one, two,
kICHhRDsoN q CO.,
nv st lila Main street.
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BY Richardson b Co.,
Real Estate Agents and A~uctioneers,
No. lll7 Main ctr eet.

E0R SALE, a neat two-story FRAMEn
Il DWELLING, containing five rooms, Ia
kitchen with two rooms, 3 two-story carpenter
shop In The rear OF the premises, and lot. with!wa-
ter. shrubbery. &c, fronting 36xko feet, on the
south side Of Clay street between Twenty.eighth
aud i wenty ninth streets Church Hill. .2I-
RICHARDSON d CO., sr
llla Main street
nv lot under Lancaster j Co.'S
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NALLEGO FERTILIZING MILLS,
OFFICE CORNER TWELFTH M \ STREETS,
.s, RICHMOND, VA.
C. & 4. w. McGRUDER, sUrEnISTENDEHTs.
PERUVIAN GUAN0,
GROUND BONES,
McGRUDER's PHosPHO-PERUyIAN
GUANO,
PLASTER IN LUMP AND FRESHLY
GROUND.

The PERUVIAN GUANO as well as GROUND
BONES offered at the FRRTlLlIlNG
MILLS arc OF the very best possible quality, the
guano belug always obtained direct from The agent
OF the Peruvian Government, and the oones are
ground At these mills, and reducedto u hne powder.
The Observation-Disclosures dUAAo.n con-
sisting Of u mixture Of the above quality OF Peru
Wan Guano and bones In equal proportions: Is The
same preparation made and sold by The heSers.
Magruder for many y~cars-giyins entire satlslac-
ton 10 the farming community.
AS supplies OF The GUAEO and BONES are kept
on hand, farmers wishing q mixture Hf different
proportions or them than are used In the present
preparation can always be supplied With such
mixtures gS may be wanted.
The "PLASTER viii be ground only IS the
demand requires, go that IL can always be had
pure and fresh.
Now thst the new mills, situated on Twelfth
stree, between the Gailego and HaSail Mills, arr
In operation, farmers and others desirous or wit
nesst9g the process Of grinding raw bones and re-
ducing thsm 70 powder are cordially solicited 70
Visit them, as The mills will 81 ways be open TO visit
ors. j II. ALLEN
Ga!lego Fertilizlng hiils.
once corner Twelfth ana Cary streets.
fe p-dTu3mw3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-12

NEW BOOKS AT 1908 MAIN STREET,
IN OPPOSITE POST-OFFICE:
THE CHAPLET OF PEARLS By the author
OF 1.-THE Heir OF Redclyfe.n
LIFE n LETTERS OF FITZ-GREEN HAL
LECK. Edited by James Grant Wilson.
HAW An Historical Account of the Sand
witch Islands.
HALPINE'S (MIles o'RielIy) POETICAL
WORKS.
South American novel.
Together with all the latest publications.
A large stock OF STATIONERY, in great varie-
fe IL A. H. CHRISTIAN Il co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-12

NTooD, WOOD, WOOD am selling
Wv SEAsONED OAK at ss and PINE IL sS
delivered, or o. and q In the yard. VIII BELL IL
small quantities to poor people ut the same rates.
Of.ce in tue lower corner OF Libby Building
woodward by the side Of the same, between TWEEN.
rieth and Twenty-hrst streets. The wood-ysrd
gates open on both Cary and Dock. Orders len
With @. j. EINTON, No. lss5 hain street, or with
CURTIS & PARKER, or Eighteenth street. be-
tween Main and Cary, win be promptly alied;
les ". G. NEL4S.
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ANOTHER TRAGEDY IN GEORGIA.
RAILROADS.

AUGUSTA, GA, May 11.-Joseph Adkins,
Radical senator from Warren county, was
shot in the abdomen yesterday afternoon near
Thompson. The reports assign the cause to 4
private difficulty growing out of a Grim con
case. It is believed Adkins's wound will
prove mortal.
Second Dispatch.
ATLANTA, GA, May u.-Adkins was met by
n white man about three miles from his resi-
dence, who drew n pistol md shot him dead.
The negro who was driving Adkins's carriage
escaped, and carried the intelligence to his
family.
There is considerable discussion as TO the
propriety of extending the Georgia railroad
TO Blue Ridge to form n connection with the
Cincinnati Southern railroad.
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ID DEDUCTION IN PRICE OF ANTHRA-
h CITE COk1.-The subscriber from date
offers ANTHRACITE COAL OF best quality at %
per ton Of 900 pounds, delivered. Also, best a
and PINE WOOD ut the lowest market rates.
Ohices corner Of Seventeenth and Dock, and Be-
venteenth between Main and Cary streets:
e. II .Na. #.# WHIT
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BY Hin & Gcddin. Real EstateIgenta,
No. 1903 Main street. .

THE REALLY EXCELLENT PLACES
below are bargains to those In search OF IN
PROVED LANDS. Tn these farms are superior
500 pACRhs SIX MILES FROM RIonMoNDA AT
@3i PRk ACRE; 80. ..
275 ACRES SRVEN MILES FROM RICHMOND
GOO ACRES FIFTEEN MILES FROM RICH.
MOND AT $40 PER ACRN.r i,s. z.
These FARMS are all In Henrico county, ana
ass ACRES IN PJWHATAN COUNTY part
river land, at sls per acre. -.
Zeal Estate d gents and Aucsicneers.
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BY bill Il Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and AuesioneerA
No. l2os Main. street.

THE FOLLOWING eL0W-PRICED
4 PLACES are offered, together with many
larger and more valuable farms and city property,
no ACRES OF LANE in Chesterfield county,
fourteen miles from RichmoId, on Richmond and
Dsnville railroad, at $40 per acre.
i5s ACRES below Richmond, three miles from
the river. 9i2 per acre.
100 ACRES in New Kent county, three miles
from " fndsor Shades, $500.
Dig ACRES IN Bearico county, fourteen miles
from Richmond $3.50
All of these farms have good improvements, ana
can he bought on most accommodating terTns.
my 6-lw IL ar5E akLLs3 oooDir'
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O AND :.

CCARCE VIRGINIA LAW.-ROBIN-
y sOErS PRAC AND FORMS, Msthews's
tivII Digest and Guide to Commissioners, fuckers
CONNIE ataries, Tate and Sants's Forms. Index
to Crattsn. Dayiss Criminal Law, Lawyers
Guide, Tate's Diges., Lom ks Digest, Lomax on
Executors, fuckers Blackstone, Virginia Repoftg
complete. No 1878 Main street is the place TO IND
rare and valuable Law and sis cellaneous Books.
RANDOLPH 81 Ill
mys Booksellers, stationers. and Bookblnderss
NOVELS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
In SCHOOL BOOKS $3.50
FRACTICAL and SCIENTIFIC BOOKS,
STATIONERY and BLANK BOOKS OF all styles
and descriptions.
Also, Foley's celebrated GOLD PENS.
JOHN q. wALSH's,
ap q S8 Broad street. Va.
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THE WEATHER SOUTH.
SAVANNAH, GA, May 1.-THE weather here
is warm-Wind southeast.
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WOOD AND COAL.

DEDUCTION OF PRICES.
Ii
DOVER LUMP COAL (per rs bushels de-
SossV
V HILL COAL (per rs bushels de-
liverea) $50
DOVEE COKE (per IS bushels deiiveredj.... AGO
Office aud yard on Sixth street near the canal.
ap Aim T. &. ONE Agent.
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VTERY VALUABLE AND MOST DE-
v sIRABLE FAMILY RESWEHCE At
Southeast CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND
privately the HOUSE and LOT I s. pre.ent oc.
cupy, located as above. The house 1s large. well
built, and well arranged with regard 70 comiott
and convenience. with hot and cold water, oath-
room, stable, and carriage houte, and every con.
venience for the accommodation OF alMge TAM.
lily. l consider It one OF the handsomeah most ae.
,irrab,e, and best located residences In the city,
and will take pleasure In showing II TO any one de-
iringt to purchase, and will sell on
thug terms.
myl l2-lw THOMAs u.
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CHRISTIAN OBSERVER,
Rich ON D, VA.

REV. A, CONVERSE, D.. D., REV. 4. y
CUVERSE, Editors and Proprietors.
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by L.. D.-EHCHUs .r.ur ..HHI|
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer. g8gr
EOR SALE, TWO FRAMED HOUSES
E' AND LOTS, SITUATED ON VENABLG
STREET BETWEEN TWENTY-SlNTH AND
TWENTY-SEVENTH STREETS, now renting
for 2O per month each. Each house contains
three rooms, with other conveniences. The lots
front rs feet and run back 100 feet.
This property is well located. and In an lmpro-
wing part Of the city. 1t can be bought very Low.
z. %. EAt HO,
my list Real Estate Agent.
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wEAL ESTATE ron SALA
By Richardson b Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneefs,
10. Ills Main street.

TOR SALE, AHANDsOME TW0-SrOEY
IL sTUCCO8D BRICK DWELLING, coTEef
girss and Cay streets. cont,inioe twelve roo.ns-
four on each floor, and . passage through the cen.
tire, with all necessary closets and gas and water
through mt ; n large brick kitchen and stable, and
lot orns menfed with shrubbery, &C.
AVERY NEAT Brick on tho
east side Of Seventh street north OF Leigh, having
Two stories and basement 10 front and . two-story
rooms: besides kitchen, greenhouse, aud yard
PRETTY oruamented v ith shrubbery, vines. &c
A VERY DESIRABLE LITTLE FAhM, con-
frame dwelling containing Eve or SIX rooms AID
all necessary ou;-houses, one mile frm the cisy,
on one of the most prominent ROADS. Inc nnd -
highly improved, and sufficiently rolling TO drain
Itself.
TERMS: One-fourth cash ; balance at one. two,
- INV EICHGRDSON d CO.
nv I2-2t. l1ls Main street.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll5 Main street.

al :.
sell q valuable suburban REStiIENCE, one mile
west OF the city limits. consisting OF Q tarEs n0d
sub: tan.iAlly bvilt BRICK DWELLlN6, contain:
repair. and teventy-three acres OF h'Ehfy;im-
proved land, with Q small orchard having south
ern trout on the Westham plane.rcad, ana run-
ming northwardiy, OF an oblopg shspe. between
parallel lines, and confronting the terminus Of The
aroye road az i the continuation Of Grace stfeeA
and = suscepnote OF oe,ns St nnts ino M"
This property is ofYered ct . very low price. and
as 4 place OF residence, or as an Investment, ID IN.
= ~ RICHARDSON Il CO.,
nv la-4s s..sgs# ltu Main street
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BY Hill L Goddin.
Real Estate Agents and A~uctioneers,
No. 1903 Msin street,

DISTILLERY, WITH ALL THE MA
~ CHINEKY, &c, FOR SALE PRIVATE
LY.-At The Request Of Mr: H. Salisher we 1ner
LERY, one mile from the city OF Richmond, on
tie hine-Mile road. 1t consists Of one COPPEk
STILL. and WORM. ENGINE. with sAW-mtLL
attached, MASH 7 UBS, PIPING, and everything
requisite for o first. class dlstblerY.
The wafer from This spring cannot be surpassed.
The grounds can be leased for any term or years
HILL 4 GODDlN,
uv 4 oodst 1903 Main street,
TOR SALE.-I wish to sell my RESI-f
n DENCE corner Fifth and Grace streets. AnaA
nv I-eodsk WARWICK.
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GHEAP WOOD, CHEAP WOOD.-I have
~ just received another boat load Of that cheap
PINE WOOD, which i am still selling To the pu6-
lie for S4.50 per cord, delivered, or "a. so In The
ward. Better call early a. els Basin bank, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets,
ap l.. A. PACE, Agent.
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I OUIsIAKA STATE sEAIaAxE.
FEAR ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA.
FOUNDED and Supported by ths state Of Louisisas.

ms nsxt Session begins September 7h 1885,
June 5Oth- 1859.
Of full corps Of Instructors IN al
branches OF Literature Science axu4y taught be
Colleges and Universities.
CoURsk srJDY-Embrsces Preparatory aud an Acad-
smic Department, including Literary, scientific Or
tcnal Course Special School Of Owl Engineering and
Commercial School
TEKssFer eli expenses except clothing ylO; y1 pay
sbe In advance balance IN squa payments January LIST
April lst
cadets ssved any time during ,hs session. snd charged
rom Of entrance
Address DE- BOYD. supsrirt-udsnt
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H. HAFFNER has store a fun assortment Of Win
ter and rprng eEGETAsLE and SoWkR SEEDS from
the establishment Of Lsndreth Son. Philadelphia Ao
ne Of Sets and To, or Button Onions AsparA
gas Roots, Ned clover Seeds,
merchant supplied with Feeds By the Dozen hun
trsd thousand papers II. HAFffEh
los ST. Charles street. opposite St. Charles Iheater.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-05

Hank az New Orleans. New Orleans.
June l6 1868 I'm accordance with sections and OF the
entitled act 10 establish general system OF Free
Banking In the State Of Louisiana approved March Is
i notice hereby given TO the holders OF the circulating
this Bank duly audited under the provisions Of said
present the the Banking house at the
Once OF the State Aud for the purpose Of redemption
within this otherwise the funds deposited
By said Bank for sad purposes VIII be reclaimed
r n. AUGUHtI IN Oaahler.
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WAsHINsToN COLLEGE. vrRsINI

WAsHINGTON COLL EGE, VIRGINIA.
THE SECOND TERN Of the current session Of Wishing
College. Gen. n. h. LIE, President begins FIRST
OF p BkUAhY nnues the end Of June Students
entering for this term pay hall the usual fees.
TIE organization OF the Co compe IN all the
departments Of Acad, mic aud Scientific Education with
MI Corps of Professors and Assistants In addition 20 the
ord hc studies full IL taught in OWL
AND MINING ENGIsEERI 60. and diplomas conferred
In this school
The E.GLIsH LANGUAGE also is made distinct and
thorough branch Of stndy
The SCHOOL OF Law IL In charge OF Judge John W.
BrOck enbrough L. l.
The entire the term need not $40. 70
catalogue address L. q. GORbOs,
Clerk Of fsculty,
Iaxugtou va