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JOHNSON & BABBITT,S.
Folly as it Flies, FANNY FrRS
nnePg gy ! H. TRoLLoPE
HHeadland Home, DELEzDENIER
vyrttiinette, TRoLLoPE
y nat answer, ANNA Dickinson.
Smoking and Drinking, 1pbh soai
The Old Mans Seller Secret, Mrs Wl VIZ
Friendly Counsels. CaRTToS'
a aDDpt EIn oman, Love and Marriage. CARLTON.
Heroes Of. Europe. mrs "isfAR'
Autographs for Freedom
annals of the English Stage. DoRAS.
G GosdIs, Iooros CARLTON.
Lyra Germania
One of the Family.
Tempest and Sunshine, Uotnrs
Marian Gray. iioLhEs'
Empress Josephenc,
Louisa of Russia.
Frederick the Great
Daughter of an Emperor
Henry the VIII and His Court.
NARA Antoinette and Son.
Griffith Gaunt Pv,rr
The Paeha CRAIK.
Come hay ~ r,o, READE
Archie Lowell.
ChaheSpeare, Dickens
Longfellow, Burns
Tennyson, Poe Owen
Meredith, save
Tom Moore, &c.
Bound in Gilt and illustrated.
Stephen Dane New England Tragedies s,o,
Bound. Flower de Luce. Pleasures 81 Hone and
memory. cotters Saturday Night Gems from
me foeis: Home of Washington The
Vicar of Wakefield. Choice Poems
= very large assortment Of PRAYER Rock pr.;
anu pht: bound in Cloth. Leather and TnrLe1 MI
~ vi every style and price, varying from 20 cts
a good selection Of Bibles conStantlv n, -,
Aioalns photograph, Autograph and Tin Tvpe n@Hu-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-02-05
IN SHORT.

The people know the article and 1t needs no COM
mcnt from 1t is for sale by every Druggist and
Dealer in Medicines in the United States.
THE c. G. CLARK CO.,
Sole Proprietors, New Haven, CT.
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IN CONSUMPTION,

Many careworn sufferer has found relief and to-
day rejoices that her life has been made easy and
prolonged by the use of Goes Cough Balsnm.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-02-05

Arc as surely cured by this potez remedy as the pa
tient takes it. Although but five years before the
people, what is the verdict of the masses Hear what
Lester Sexton of Milwaukee says:
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l,r,CE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
or The
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, 18th February, 1868.

NEW ORLEANs, l5tn reofuafJ' AooS
M +us Of the section Of the act oil the
of the State Of Louisiana entitled An ACT 70
oas,e the City Of Orleans and to provide ior 'ne
r,psnt and Administration Of Its Affairs" approves
sd February lss2 extract 1.-THE Mayor Controller Urea
and the Chsrmen Of the Finance Committees ottnstwo
ga. of the Common Council shall constitute Oommss
a. \. ca,sd the Commissioners of the Consolidated Deo'
~ and they shall have TO issue Bonds oil ine
, At New Orleans having than forty years TO run
% payable such place As may be agreed on %
80. .a,d and the parties TO vhom tno oonas
r ,su.o in In exchange iof any o'o
h,yatious or debts Of the old corporation or any Oh the
i,,,,,e whether rnaured not, to sen new BONDS
"a nv the proceeds the payment Of the msnFea aeos
% h ala corporation or Of the Municipalities out 70 nc
other purpose" .-or, All.
s...d Proposals will be received sfths Once rem 'ois
49, q, the 18th of March, 1861 ct u o'clock ~ ior tne par
~ Al. or AZ much thereof viii be necessary. 70 psy
sIyTy.rHREE THOUSAND DOLLARS Of Bond. issued
- urn,cpsty No TO the City Bank, matured since Isl
I-her 1888 Of q series of EIGHTY BONDS OF 'ne Guy
NJ ORLEANS Tor The sum of One thousand Dollars eAen
~ud, 10 be dated the nrst Of March, 1884, payable IN
years q. the office Of the city treasurer WIN
Coupons attached thereto, at the rate Of s1 Per con-
$50 - AMMAN payable in the city Of New York.
P,srs 20 Be- indorsd bids for the Purchase Oh
ana asdr,sssd 70 %. Delays, secretary"
rh reserve he right Of rejecting my An
| al bids
By order Of The Board o. DE BUYS, Secretary.
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In BANKRUPTCY.

~ uANKRUPTCY-EsTA OF TRAsIMoN
lsnory-Ofce Urited ststes narsha District OF Louisi
na New Orleans January IL, 1S69-This is to give notice
bst on the eth day January D. 1852 warrant IN bank
tcv was issued against the estate OF Irasion Landry OF
in the parish of Ascension and state OF Lou
ara Who has been adjudged bankrupt on his own pefi'
ou; tina, pss ept Of any debts ana delivery q any
transfer of any property by him, forbidden BY law
80 meeting of creditors Of said bankrupt 70 prove
S.hfs 70 choose one assgnees Of his estate
vii be held at Of Bankruptcy TO be holden AZ No
sxrbsnse Place the city OF New Orleans Louisiana
h.fcre Donaen Augustin, Register, on the ztn day OF
February, A, D. 1859, at Il o'clock ~ ,,pppox
40 an u. g. Marshal, District OF Louisiana
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r DAvEaA's PUKCHAsINa BUKAAu
IL Hes . s.d % PARK Row. HKw YORK

an r,.xs q uxKCHANpISI PURCHASED
Yxpsrisncsd md esmpstsnt buyers engaged
ordsrs sIisd promptly md faithfully ss The isvA pso
"a ,urchasss ads osly from frcass and rsiasls nsssa
ordsrs WIN Be aid, PAYABLE ON DkLlskHf' vnns
5000 m 4 rsuitasds 10 Rrsisht md oonnbss.s
nuua..s ., surs nss exceeding 500, FIVE psr cent
0--Iur1eoe n - sxsssdins Sioa TWO AID HAb
--A AdArmo
IsAAO pAvEaA
RsstS0ss Dsx l1oA usv xsfs
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i've INVENTIONS.
WILLIAM n, sooLss'

., -, xoprH YHrsp STREET. u. LOUIE Ho'
WIN solicit rsssnsa ssd yrssscass .s.. -. 20. vs
Ssctsd claims Expsetng "a sssP Ls.s n 800 -;
mi asy,pr s.sa n shs buasss f's some TINA !.
-. -" go. . :. = .vsil inninssnssk Al Do
n, ssssnasd 70 pronpsy-sdyies ne sn IL sase
Boa Of CITY rsfusuoa giv,s wha dsazses
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J, B. WALTON g. DeSlONDE'S SALES.
SALE on ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE
THE VERY DESIRABLE AND ELEGANT REsiDENoS
No. le RANPART STREET, BETWEEN
COMMON AND CANAL

BIZ j. u. WALTON d DESh>OND1>s
J. b. wALrox, Auctoneer.
Ofice. 6 Csrondelet street.
CATURDAY, March q, 1880, at 1S o'clock
y NJ at the ST. CHARLES AUCTION EXCHANeE, WI
be sold a. a..
souare bounded by Rampant, Basin Canal ana common
steets measuring IL inches lines front on ram
mart street. by depth of III feet 10 inches nes between
parailel lines running through 70 Bias n street a,
The consist Of well constructed eno ee-
cantiy fsshed TWO-sTORY AND ATTIC BRICK RESI-.
DENE containing parior and dining room below ana
x bedrooms the upper floor The house provided Win
all the elegance comfort and convenience
wishing visit and examine the house with view
purchase do by applying 20 the auctioneers
~ TKRss CoNuITIoN3-One-fou cash in United
States notes. the remainder credit Of two
and three years the day ssle In OF the
chaser payable his order and by him ndorsed and
bearing Of eight cent annum and
secured by special mortgage and vendors privilege the
property until final payment the mortgage embrace the
penal clause five per attorney fees in Of suit
recover payment al OF the notes The buildings 10 be
kent insured 10 satisfaction Of vendor until the payment
Of the last The purchaser will be required 20 the
payment per special State tax in IL Is
decided legal constitutional Possession will be siven
on July 1862 until which time rent viii be paid
to the purchaser.
Act Of sale before Mszuresu, notary public at the
pene Of the purchaser including United States Revenue
stamps
Hers. brackets. etc. will be sold in May next
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AMUsNw cN'r,.

AMUsGM EN'r-.
ACADEMY OF MUsio-sr CHARLES ST.
LAST WEEK
-or-
TIE SUCCESSFUL BALLET PANToNIME,
HUAPTY DUMPTY!
..s- With chsngeof
Tricks. Transformattons, Ballet, Etc. Etc,
Presenting ct each entertainment.
THE GREAT COMIC PANToNIMIsr,
TONY DESIER /.
SATURDAY NOM
Last Humpty Dumpty Matinee.
MONDAY, March lss-Firs. representation Of A GREAT
SENSATIONAL PIECE. written by well known and pop
uar suthor expressly for this hest introducing
candidates for public favor.
NEW OPERA HoUsE-BoURsoS STREET.
Sunday, February Fl.
DOniretti's Opera Comic, in tive acts,
THE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT.
70 conclude with oenbschs Opera BOu four tablesux,
ORPHEUS IN HE'LL.
For particulars Doors open at O'Clock
Performance commences at O'Clock.
MosDAy-Bsueht of N. Peront-DoN GIOVANNI
CT. CHARLES THEATEK-sT.o HAkLkssT
-
BENEFIT OF THE TREASURER, Z. urEAoo".
For valuable services Of Mis-, FANNY
a~usua r3ufr har
nappIsst pe. A.A
| HERMANCE in Waldsuer's tine play OF
FAIRY FINGERS.
And the title role in
LUCRETIA BORGIA
| GENARo.. by CHARLES POPE
MONDAY Feb. 22-The Grestest Living TIsssde me
JANAUscHEK in her word-renowned ehs5seerof
| stuart in the original Of bredeick voe scolller.
| UAxIETIEs THEATER.
UNPARALLELED ATTRACTION
| a.n,,n. Tr,umub Of abe Legitimate Drama.
secOpd and last week Of the Gined Artistic.
| MARY GLADsTANE.
Many peons having disappointed in obtaining seats
TO witness It's former repreentsons the Manager induced
to announce the Grand Historical Play of
MARY STUART: sr.vr
For Repetition
| Monday Evening February sed, 1869.
| And its enormous cast, including MARY GLADsTAsE ss
/ the LcvELY QUEEN OF SCOrs
TIvoLI CIRCLE
POSITIVELY THREE DAYS ONLY.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. Feb.
2e, e3 and "a.
| C. W. NOYES'S
MAMMOTH CRESCENT CITY CIRCUS.
| THE MOST EXTENSIVE, BRILLIANT AND ATTRACT
I'VE EoUEsTRIAN ORGANIZATION OF THE AGE
An oldashoned Circus which only such Acts Of Horse
m.pship Daring Gymnastics Equine Schooling and Clown
ssss of Original Wit presented made the Circus
DAYS of yore peaseg of the old and the delight
| the children.
THIRTY MALE AND FEMALE ARTISTS,
Fverv one Star of the first magnude; trained Horse
h. are without equals Comic Mules; Acting Ponies an
Enchanting Music Of the leading features Of tn
| magnificent organization
| Me- GORGEOUS STREET PARADE will be given ss tn
reserves attraction for the interior OF the Ps
whom and pledges Himself they have not been surpassed
equaled, in this city.
Doors open daily at II and hsfpast p M perform
snces commencing at u and hsfpsst p N. Admssio
| Is eezts; children 50 cents.
/
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yune Ia s-n accordance with sections "a and 10 Of me
ct entitled an 10 establish general system OF tIee
In the State Of Louisiana approved March 10,
ss notice hereby given 20 the holders OF the circulating
[ m this Rank duly audited under the provisions OF said
- 70 present the the Banking House. or at thu
ee Of the State AUDITOR for the purpose OF redemption
within one yser from this date the funds deposited
BY said Bank for said purposes vii Be rscsined
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-Uafou Bank of Loulsinna.-NeW Or.
,sans June III S6-In accordance with sections ~ and 70 Of
tSe act entitled IAN establish general sem OF IRE
Benkin IN the State Louisiana approved March Id 1900
nstce hereby given TO the holders OF the notes
Of Bank duly audited under the provisions o. sso
.t naitor for the purpose Of redemption within one year
cm this date the fund.- deposited oy said BANK of
sAaa purpose wiz W f'''" aEo A. FRERET, Cashier.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-21

DIssOLUTION OF COPAKTNERsHIF.
n..-,rs,.hir hsretosore existing under the and
s.vie Of PIKE, LAPt YRE BROTHER Is tbs DAY as
solved by consent by the OF q ~ Lpeys
80 disnnsed of all his and interests in the concern
W 10 sta WARMERS VIM g. Pike Brother they as
snming all the liabilities OF the same.
Ne" wM 9. PIKE,
J. NJ EAPEYRE,
ALEX. BROTHER
IN. ,r.,rsss of PIKE LAPEYRE BROTHER will
contnue to conducted under the same name ana
,bs f-st Of January next 1885, when ALfREb sHEPPEhS
ans PAUL BIArC have interest in our business when
VII hereafter be conducted under the and style Of
PIKE BROTHER co
No" S'e' WIN 8, PIKE,
ALEX BROTHER
ALFRED SHIPPERS.
PAUL BLANC.
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ATTORNEYS AT Law.

DOMAIN g. CUvELLIER.
rn DOMAIN Attorney at law p CH AS: CuvEL
LR Attoraey At Law notary Public and conmss'ons'
Dssds' Law and Hevariai once
xo ,aA aRAvIER STREET.
New Orleans.
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POUND NOTICES.

POUND NOTICES.
cTRrpT COMMIssIONER's DEPAKT.
- NJ MI Hoern No T. City HslI-rew orleans. req. ~,
Js6e-were brought 10 the Fourth District ~
des str at between jackson and Philip Streets IS es'ss
Five GOATS OF different colors;
which not claimed within three days, and the expenses
thereon pad will sold AZ pube auction At ssa w
MONDAY February q, 1889, AZ II o'clock ,.....,
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Oonmse'ohea'
Iouis SENEGAL. for Controller
1wuprr COMMISSIONERS BEPAkL
- MENT Room No 7, City Hall-New orleans; ssSi
10 Isfa-Wss brought 10 the Second Dhtnc. FouA1'
eoper Of Orleans ard Claiborne streets, as an e"aS
One MULE Is hands hish. ;sOre in the right sidei
which n not claimed within Eve days. and the EXPENSES
,hsreon pac will be sold at pubic suction =. ss.o Ho
WvTnSEsDhY February "a, lsee, at " o'clock n
JosEPH mURPpY, Street. Comnissionef.
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Controper
crwrrT COMMIssIgNEKs DEf 49,
nFNT Room NO 2, City Hall-New orleans, re1'ussy
"a isfa was brought 70 the Second psI.es roaA1' W.
10, ~ Orleans and Claiborne STREETS, As an es'rS
one sorrsl MARE. hind in the lsft sSs'
xvhn ~ not claimed within i've days and me expenses
,nesSr a February 2s 1863. at II O'Clock n
TUbSDAA' JOsFPH MURPHY, Street Commissioned
LOUIS sESscHAL for Cortroher
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G HERNsHEIM.
PELICAN CIGAR AND TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
No. "a Gravier street,
Has constantly hand the choicest brands OF Nngms
Manufactured CHEWING AND SMOKING ToBAOCo
Also-A large assortment Of imported HAVANA ana W
MEsrIC CIGARS, Meerschsum Pipes. Brisr and WOOD
Pipes Tobacco Pouches and AL Smokers Articles 10
baco in hogshesds and bales for the Mexican market sno
plantation Cigsr Leaf Of AL kinds tor nanufsesums
IN STORE AND NOW LANDING:
100 cases CARROTS Scotch SNUFF.
30 boxes SWEET los
eooOO Havana and Domestic CIGARs, II assorted oran
and sizes
100 boxes Pacs's Geld Bar TOBACCO.
30 .. Sam nbbett's TWIST and Ns
rs :. Msyo's Choice NAVY.
600 . Assorted brands, Medium and Fine Bright
pounds
500 caddiss May Apple TWIST, Brgnt quarters
And NAVY ToBACcos. .rb
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
pa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DaNKrSsa ROUSE OF SAMUEL SMITH
b 4 Co. new Orleans, February lso9-Messrs =. d
HATC and CHARLES klLsHAW nave an in'efe'sin oo
firm from and si'er 'ni' 0A''' SAMUEL SMITH 90.
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Crescent City Bank New Orleans,
yrns Is S-In accordance With sections and . Of An
sos entitled an act to estabNeh general system
81 Free Banking. In the state =. Of Louisisns,n
approved March Is 1855, notice hereby gwen gwen
R.nt duy audited the provisions Of said act to pre-
znt the same At Banking House At the once OF the
stxe AUDITOR for the purpose Of redemption Within one
sssr this date, otherwse the funds oeposseo " ss
SsnA ''' 'SAN pAip''' CHkS FAURTE. JR., Cashier.
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-r~.ovAu REMOVAL.
DANrEI and JAMES D. EDWARDS have removed tenn
Dorsrily from Nos Is, 50 and 50 New Leyee street 20 ns
CORNER OF CUSToMHoUsE, CLINTON and PETERS
sTprrT ornoe the United Custom House, prior 10
their new esabshment now in course OF erection
fronting on From. and Delta streets, between srsVsr and
Pnxdras streets
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cnAs. 7. wssH's SALES.

cHAS. T. NASA's SALES.
ruRNrrrRF SUaDRIES.. .......FURNIT
| HV GA AZ. r. NASH
AucroSEnR-Oncs Masonic Hall Auction hsrt
Corner ST. Charles and Perdido streets.
ATONDAY. 2Sd isse AZ III O'Clock a. M
M ut Mart, above, will be sold ~. -.
elegant and ouaoe Of elegsnt furniture
Tor The Of country city Also assortment
Of useful sundres. Goods snipped and packed
BE- TERMs-Cash- n
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500 CASES GRAIN BOOTS, HUNTERS, MAL .,A
'CONGREsS CATERS ANb MEN'S AND BOYs' HATS.
NY GABRIEL BEAUMONT. 4.
Oh. a salesroom-69 Chartres street.
MONDAY, 2ed Inst. 10 81 clock a. NJ,
Nl win be Sold
800 cases Mems and Boys HATS.
20 cases Grain Boots. Hunters. Hsakohs, Congress
Caters Brogxns etc.
Tp p~e--Tssh.
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LOST--STOLEN--FOUND.

LOST--STOLEN--FOUND.
NOTICE............-.... ...............''.N~AAc
u-ha toI,ovving Germs in name of b RODRIGUEZ being
lost Application made TO New Orleans nutoa In
srance Company for go io ior s1"i
No. SEA 1861, for $40 902, 1862, for $40.
EMEJLIE RODRIGUEZ,
Iestamentary Executrix
New Orleans February 9, 1863
OST-ON THE 10Th INST, A BLACK AND TAN
IL TERRIER DOG. Said dog is about 10 months old and
answers TO the name Major To one who VIII return
W ~ ~ THOMAS AsKEW.
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- hooks of Subscription 10 the Capital
Stock of the NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP LINE will be
iouud At the following named places: n,
Once the Factors and arsders Insurance company D.
Commercial Insurance Company Of Camp and Ora
mercial Place. i ,..
Earshal j. Smiths Office. 81 oarondeiet street.
Rhropt hire Hsthorn. Poydrss street.
Nc, ioskey 4 Mason, Gravier street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-28

MAYORS CoURT-Justice FaUier presi-
ding.-Mary Robertson (coloreD charged
with unlawfully using abusive language to
Abram Jackson and family, WINS called, and
the case continued until to-day.
Bridget Kelly, charged with assaulting
and beating Mrs. Bridget Mccormick with
a malles, was called, and the case continued
until Wednesday.
William Brent (colored), charged with
exposing his person OF the public street,
was discharged.
George Washington (colored), charged
with having in his possession o shirt sup
posed to have been stolen, was put to work
securing. ......r... .-.....
Richard Johnson (colored), charged with
assaulting and striking William Jackson
with rock, was put to work under Super
intendent Whit.
tinued cases were disposed of before JUS
tice Favier yesterday:
Rosina Loring, Margaret Robinson, and
Mary A. Rollins, charged with using abu-
sive language towards Emily Tibbs. Re-
quired to give security. .rr.a
Thomas Nunnally, charged with stealing
one boat, the property of G. L. Bloomer.
Continued further for the action of the
Military Commissioner.
Charles Williams, charged with stealing
one pair boots, one sheet, and lot of eggs,
belonging to Sam Cooper, was sent to Gooch-
land, where the offence was committed.
Jim Woodson, Frank Carey, and Ed. Lo-
gan, charged with exposing their persons
and committing nuisance, were let 60,
being young men from the country" and
anxious to return.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-28

MAYORS Court -ROoM.-We are pleased
to note that our contemporaries are dilating
upon the utter unftness of the Mayors
courtroom OF present used for that purpose.
When the Mayors court used to be held in
the small cooped-up room in the City Hall
the reporters made an appeal to the Council
to have the court removed to the new build
ing on Broad street. The Council thought
that the city could better afford to remove
it to the Old Market Hall, and accord
ingly did so. After u trial of two years we
are convinced that even the old courtroom
would have answered the purpose better.
In the first place, the room is 80 large that it
is impossible for court to conduct its busi-
ness properly on account of the great noise
that can be created by the slightest cause
such as, for instance, the passing of fur
niture wagon. Persons talking in the hall
or walking about make three times more
noise than in q smaller room. In the next
place, the room is a large steam-box in the
summer and refrigerator in winter. 1t
is impossible to preserve even medium.
In winter an attendant upon the court must
freeze-in summer he must melt.
Now, being of Conservative Republican
tendencies, we are decidedly opposed to
any such extremes as these; and the fact
we have just stated would of itself be suffi-
cient to make us clamor aloud for the
change. There are many other objections
to the present room which could be urged,
but we consider those above stated as sufli-
cient to cause the matter to come fayorably
before the Council.
By-the-byc, Virginia Hall would be n
good place for the city to rent. A first
courtroom could be made here; frstrate
Council chamber, sufficient to accommo-
date the Council, enlarged as it has been.
Let the Council consider this.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-28

BAsE-BALL-RICHMoND VS.. BALTIMORE.
As has been already stated, baseball
match is in contemplation between the Bal
timore and Richmond baseball clubs. The
following, from the Baltimore Sun, will
give the particulars:
" Arrangements have been completed
between the Pastime Baseball Club Of
Richmond and the Pastime Club of Balti-
more for two match games, to come off early
in the month of September. The proceeds
of these games are to be applied to re-
moving and properly interring the remains
of the Confederate soldiers who fell on the
field near Richmond; and which have not
up to this time been attended TO. 1t is the
intention of Captain Babcock, of the Rich
mond Club, and the gentlemen associated
with him, to place all the funds they can
raise by their game of baseball and other
wise in the hands of gentleman at Rich
mond, who will act as their treasurer, and
to employ at as early day as practicable
q force of laborers, under the supervision
of one Of their number, in gathering NJ
and removing to Hollywood, near Rich
mond, the remains of all Confederate SOL
diers who have not been decently buried
and whose graves are not properly marked
The first game will probably be played in
Baltimore. The managers of one of the
baseball grounds in the vicinity of this city
have kindly offered TO give the entire pro-
ceeds of the game to the object for which
it is played"