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THE LOUISIANA CREYASSES.

NEW ORLEANS, May 1S.-Information has
been received Of break in the grand leyec
in the parish of Pointe Coupe, half mile
above the new work which has Just been
completed. 1t was ut a break which had
just been closed at great expense, which
flooded so large a portion of West Louisi-
ana in the last two years. There is not so
great danger, however, from this break, as
the water ut the break is only six feet deep
and about $50 yards wide. The high water
will make it difficult, if not impossible, to
close the break.
The Where crevasse in st. Bernard
parish has been given UP rs hopeless and
is now several feet wide, and the water, in
great depth, is sweeping uninterruptedly
back to the lakes.
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Senator Sprague is at the Memphis Con-

Senator Sprague is at the Memphis Con-
vention.
The average assessed value of lands in
Missouri is 500 per acre.
General George B. Mcclellan will have all
article in the June GALAXY on " Jomini."
Miss Scribner, who was shot by young
Talbot in Brooklyn a few days ago, is Ia
pidly recovering.
In 1867 the population of Berlin, Prus-
sin, numbered 7G2, 431 inhabitants, having
increased by 154, goo since 1861.
Four men were carried over the Rapids
Falls, twenty feet high, in St. Francis river,
Canada, and drowned. .-#-
Reports from Iowa say that the wheat
crop never looked SO well as now. Corn
planting has been general.
The thermometer in Denver, Colorado, on
the noon of the Sd instant, indicated ninety
degrees of heat.
The untimbered plains between the Mis-
sisSippi and the Pacific have an area of
1000, 900 square miles. 10 .r~gu.r-. rrE
A new revolving rifle-gun, capable Of be-
ing fired five hundred times minute, is Oh
exhibition in San Francisco. #.
Brigham Dung charges Inc oilliiu anu
bar-rooms of Salt Lake license OF three
hundred dollars per month. .-..
Hester Vaughan, who, about yearago,
was convicted Of child murder ana SEN
fenced to be hung, has been pardoned by
Governor Geary, of Pennsyl Vania.s j.
II Ii has been voted, by. a large majority of
members, to open the library TO lns on Sum
Ciay of the Young Mems Christian Assoeia-
ton of Milwaukse.-NeapsT York Times. at :
MIR. John McNeer is reported to have dis
covered on his farm, near CentreVille, a
valuable gold deposit imbedded ID quartz
yein.-No1uoe County Register.
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Fashionable gentlemen in Paris wear
black dress-coats only at funerals. On other
occasions-at balls, concerts, dinner-parties,
etc.-they appear in green, blue, or yellow
dress-coats. Silk coats begin also to be
worn by great many persons in Paris.
An exchange tells lis that Philadelphia
draymun has invented machine for feeding
quadruped in a hurry. To eat Il peck Of
oats occupies his mule about three-quarters
of an hour. The mule sits upon his
launches and straightenS out his neck. A
peck of oats are then slung into him at a
single revolution OF the cylinder, inside Of
minute and a quarter. The inventor
terms the apparatus an @ oat-meter."
A traveller says that if he were asked to
describe the first sensation of Il camel ride,
he would say : ''Take music stool, and
having wound it up as high as it would 90,
put it in a cart without springs, get on top,
and next drive the cart tranSverSeiy across
plowed field, and you will then form some
notion of the terror and uncertainty you
would experience the first time you mounted
q camel"
4 costly monument, to be erected in
memory of the Confederate dead, has been
received at Cynthiana, KY, and viii be dedl-
Gated on Thursday, May 20. The declcatoTy
address will be delivered by Colonel ". {.
p. Breckenridge; and General John {.
Breckenridge, General William Preston,
General Hodge, Colonel Phil Lee, and
others, have been invited, and are expected
to attend the ceremonies.
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THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT IN INDIANA.
The Administration politicians are much
clated over the so-called ratification of the
fifteenth amendment by Indiana. The ruling
of Radical officers in favor Of the amend
mcnt, when no quorum was present, is in
true revolutionary congeniality with the
spirit of the party leaders. That such a
ratification will stand ultimately no one pre-
tends but the affair is hailed as being on a
par with the compulsory adoption of this
and the fourteenth and thirteenth amend
mcnts by the southern States under durcss.
That Indiana in her next Legislature will
rcscino this ratification is admitted, and it
is certain that the Secretary Of State will
never proclaim this action of less than Il
quorum OF the Indiana Legislature ratif-
catiOn,- World.
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Domestic Markets-IBY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK. May l3.-N2on.-stockS firm and
active. Money steady at 6@7 per cent, Sterling,
1921. Gold, lili. 5-e6's, co. l2l!. North Carolina
new 1Em GOT T es S
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat-Spring. lc
better. Corn dull and declining. Pork hrmer at
$3l6S3l 12i. Lard firm steam. lsaGlsac. Cotton
quiet at 2s;c. Turpentinc, 47@i!;c. Rosin quiet ::
strained common, $2.5S. Freights dull and de-
clining.
Erening.-Cotton dropping: sales l,sOO bales at
2sic. Fiour-Low grades steady other grades
heavy; supcrilnc, s.. eo@a59o: common to fair
4 fair export business. Corn duh and decidedly
lower mixed western new ranges from IS to sec.
Fork frmer closing at s3ll23 cash Lard irm n.
dull and unchanged. Sugar firm. Other groceries
quiet and firm. Naval stores quiet Frcights I'M
settled; wheat, per steam, ?id. this week aud I'D.
Money closed easy at cal per cent. Sterling firm
at lootGloea. Gold excited and active: 1t jumped
to lI2A and closed at 1871; Stocks quiet and firm
sSS Virginia s:s, 81 new c..
BALTIMORE. May lS.-Cotton firm but not active
at csc. Flour dull with a small business. Wheat
very dull and weak choice VALLEY rcd 60. 10.
Corn dull prime white, SO@'9c yellow, s?9Sic,.
Oats dnll light; 6S@73c. hcayy 7dgI3sc Fork
firm at l9c. Whi~kcy scarce and held 1T 9oc., with
some holders asking 81.
Virginia SIS old. Inscribed 5o1 lsG6s, So ls67's,
So. North Carolina 6's. new, 81 All bid.
t1NClNSST1. May lS.-N nSkeE III Hclnana III
csc. Provisions tirmcr with IN upward tend
cncy. Mess pork S3l. Shoulders, l3c. s.; sides, III
Gil5;c. Lard not offered to any extent.
LOUISVILLE. May 1a.-Proyisinns active. Mess
pork, S3OTS3o 80. Shoulders, 1919 1870. clear rib,
lGic. Whisky held ut 9Gc.
ST. LOUIS. May 1s.-Whiskev, aoc. Pork, Sal.
Shoulders, l3c.; clear sides l6!c. Lard. F3c.
WuMrSGrov. y. c.. May 1s.-sprits turpen-
tine Az. : crude steady ut .T5Q $3.50. Rosin.
Si.2o6Ss.50. Tar, S2.30GS2.
NEW ORLEANS, May ls.-Cotton quiet and I'M
changed; niddings. 2std2-3c. sales. 800 bales
receipts, G32 bales exports. ., 500 bales. Sugar
Higher grades sitter: common, 9iMl0}c. prime
l3tml33c. MOlaSs unchanged.
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In Cleveland, Ohio, Monday, Frederick
Hawley, of Rochester, Ncw York, ran fifty
miles in three hours fourteen minutes and
thirty-nine seconds, actual running time, on
yelocipede.
The trot in New York, Monday, over
Fashion Course, between Lucy and Amerl-
can Girl, for 81 900, best three III five, IN
harness, was won by Lucy in three straight
heats. Time : 2.294, 81 q 2.25. .".M
In the case Of Cyrus II. Mccormick Us.
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company, at New
York, to recover the value of baggage lost
in 1862. the jury rendered q verdict lor
SlO, $50, to which the court added an extra
allowance of $500. ....
The steamer LEM, late from Little Rock
to New Orleans, with Government ire,g4t,
struck snag ut McNeaPs Landing on the
18th instant, and the boat and cargo are Il
total loss. The boat was valued ut $1,000 !;
no insurance. .rss
On Saturday girl, aged five, and two lit
tie bows, aged three and four years, were
overwhelmed by q sliding sand bank in
Cleveland, Ohio, and killed. They were
buried twenty-eight hours before the bodles
were recovered. -.,trtt1 !" .'iaIi&3
The Boston Journal Of Chemistry says !:
ono variety of wine is more dangerous Than
wbatt,is called claret. 1t Is usually vile
mixture. Thousands Of gallons are made
hy allowing water to soak through shaylngs,.
and adding thereto certain proportion OF
loo,yood and tartaric acid, and q little aico-
hol :. Good Judges can hardly discriminate
between this mixture and the genuine arti-
cler
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NJ. Frerc-Orban, a French diplomatist,
came by his double name thus As he was
about to pass his examination for the bar he
met the hcircsS Of one Of the most import
ant commercial houses of Brussels, with
whom he fell in love. NJ. Orban. the father,
rejected his proposal Of marriage in some
what peremptory manner. The young
lady, however, was not to be 50 easily dis
posed of: "You are to pass your cXamina-
ton to-day; if you succeed, come to our box
at the opera tonight, and in month We
shall be married" "But your fathcr?'
"Leave him to me- That evening favo-
rite singer attracted all the boryeoiste of
Brussels to the opera-the house was
crammed. The door Of VI. Orban's box
opened VI. Frere appeared on the thrcSh-
old. Mademoiselle rose, and before the
whole house kissed the newly -fedged bar
rister. That day month he married the
heireSs, and henceforth took her name, and
thus became NJ. Frcre-Orban.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, May 1S.-Rcvcrdy Johnson. in
4 letter declining Il banquet proposed by the
authorities of Southampton, expresses his
qualification at the extinction of the late ap-
prchensionS of unfricndly relations between
Great Britain and the United States.
SPAIN.
MADRID, May 1S.-An amendment to the
Constitution requiring the King TO he Il ma
tive Of Spain has been rejected by the Cor
ties.
4 majority Of the Cortcs, fearing u civil
war, seem to be willing to accept 4 regency.
PARAGUAY-TnE AMERICAN MINISTER.
LONDON. May 1S.-Latc Para"uayan adj
vices indicate that United States Minister
MtMahon is held by Lopez in the interior.
PARIS, May 1S.-The city has been tram
quill throughout the day.
The elections in this vicinity arc likely to
result tayorably to the Opposition, but the
general result throughout the country is not
hopeful for that party.
ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT. May lS.-Thc Vice
roy OF Egypt has departed on L European
tour.
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\ SHARP SwISDLER.-On the 18th instant
Mr.. Henry Clay Elliott, publisher, at II
John street, was visited bya telcgraph-boy
from the st. Nicholas Hotel, named Frank
Barton, who presented him a letter and
asked for al answer. Mr.. Elliott broke the
envelope and read:
Nc1c York, M0y II, 1869 Mr.. Elliott
Please inform me by note if you Will be ut
your office to-day say from TO 7. NJ, as
have some purchases to make, and prefer
dealing with you, us have been instructed
bv friends. Yours. truly, NJ. c. DEARY.
Visions of large sale of goods presented
themselves to Mr.. Elliott, who responded
bv letter to the effect that he would he in at
the hour named. The boy returned to the
st. Nicholas and delivered the note to the
party who had employed him. He was told
to wait. and in n few minutes was handed :.
letter addressed to Mrs. III. {. Elliott, No. Is
west Fourteenth street, with instructions
to bring an answer. Mrs. Elliott received
the note, which read:
Nay 11h: Dear Emma,-l have 1rlend
here who wishes TO see your slngie-Stonc
diamond ring. He is going to purchase
one like it to-day. Send 1t by the boy.
will bring it up tonight.
Your aiiectionate CLAY.
The forgery was so complete that Mrs.
Elliott enclosed the ring III an envelope aG-
dressed to her husband and gave it to Bar
ton, who delivered it to the man at the no.
tel. On discovering the swindlc at night,
Mr.. Elliott communicated with officer Cor
key, Of the fifteenth precinct, who found
the boy and obtained Il description Of man
IL AIMED James d. Farnum alias }. d. For
ney alias j. u. Hays, who had formerly
been bomdcr in the house in Fourteenth
street. On Thursday he was arrested, and
was recognized by the boy as the man VINO IN
had dispatched the notes and received the
ring. The accused, who halls from Little
Fails, where he carried on the photograph
business, was Yesterday committed for trial
by Justice Dodge. Two or three other COM
plainants We're in court, who say he has
operated upon them in a similarly ingenious
manner.-Ne,c York Herald, 10Th.
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TEXAS MATTERS.

GALVESTON, Texas, May 1S.-General
Reynolds informs the Republican EXecu-
tive Committee that he has selected regis
trarS for the State, and will be ready for an
election in July if the President orders it.
The steamer Loyalist was sunk on her
way to New Orleans in thirteen Elthoms
water. No lives lost.
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ton do not like Secretary Fish's exclusive
ness. Congressman Shanks, who called to
see him on Saturday, was kept waiting in
an ante-chamber for arf'hour and half and
then left in disgust, declaring that in future
torial department to himself.-Heroldi
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THE MURDER OF DR.. AyER.-Thc grand
Jury of Jefferson county found true bill
for murder on Tuesday last against Wilson
Flournoy. a .t,eedmdn, for the killing Of Dr.
Aver, Radical member Of the Legislature
from that ounty.-Augusta( Ga) Chronicle.
We commend the above to the attention
Of EnrnnN and Greeley.
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ENGLAND AND THE UNITED SrATrs.-lIr
Motley is instructed, among other things.
to negotiate two treaties--one q naturaliza.
ton treaty based upon the prot ocol recent
" ratified by the Senate / and another, n
treaty defining the duties, rights, and priv
leScS Of consuls-eeneral and consuls in the
two countries, similar to the consular trea-
ties recently negotiated with several of the
European Powers. ...
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Judge Edmunds will tomorrow take for
NAL possession of the Washington City post
office. 1t seems that Colonel Alexander
was suspended to make room for this APP
pointment, but although his Suspension was
dated the 18th instant, 1t did not reach him
until to-day. Sun letter.
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Markets.

aTf.-- Corn AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, May IS, 1869. {
r-@# OFFERINGS,
CoTn.-Whlte, Els bushels Yellow, 80 bushels.
Mixed 3e4 bushels.
Odts.-T32 bushels.
Rye.-l0 bushels
AedL.-24 bushels.
SALES
r0rn--Whitc, IS bushels prime ut Sic, loe bush
els ut soc. Mixed, IS bushels on private terms.
RE-EXHIBITED.
CoTn.-White, 1O2 bushels. Yellow, so bushels.
Mixed 900 bushels.
Onts.-6ts bushels.
REMAEKs.-0f Of Corn to-day 6oe bushels
or white 4so were rc-exhibitcd and 226 sold. Mar
kct very dull. oats and Rye entirely neglected
Such corn sold brought the rates of the pre-
ceding day.
New York.
In New York on the 18th Corn dull and lower :;
sales ut 7s to CSC. for new mixed western and 81
to a2c. for old mixed In store and aaoat.
Baltimore. Md.
In Baltimore OH the nth sales Of IL. 600 bushels
white. fair to prime, ut 81 to &c.. $500 bushels
mixed at SOC. and g. 500 bushels good to prime yell
low at Sc to Sc: demand active and market firm.
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FIRES on MoNDAY.-Pennybacker & Sib-
lev's barrel factory, Willow street, Phila-
delphia; loss, $4,000. Dobson's woollcn
mills, at the Falls of the Schuylkill; loss,
$50, 900; insurance, $4,000. The new town
hall at Gloucester, Mass, which had just
been completed at an expense Of 800, 900 ;
loss, 100000; insurance, $40, 900.
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FIGHT WITH THE INDIANS.

OMAHA, May 1S.-Seyen companies Of the
Fifth cavalry, under General Carr, moving
from Kansas to Fort Mcpherson, encoun-
tered 500 Cheyennes. A fight ensued, in
which the Indians left twenty-five warriors
on the field. The troops lost three killed
and three wounded. General Carr is still
in pursuit near Medicine Lake creek.
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FIRE FROM LIGHTNlSG.-During thun-
Y, Saturday, the lightning fired building
of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
pany. Five barns, two stores, storehouse,
and the buildings and ways of Il ship-yard,
were destroyed. Loss, $751; 900; partially
inSurn1
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EM1GRASTs TO L1BERIA.-During the last
four years QS65 to 1863 the Colonization
Society has settled 1924 emigrant>, or an
average of 55S per annum.
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OBITUARY.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1S.-Gcorgc Hood
business manager of the Academy of Mu
sic i dead
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rTINE SHEEPHEAD FISH.-Just re-
L ceiyed the finest lot OF SHEEPHEAD, from
Fort Monroe, that has ever been In Richmond.
ket, and VIII be sold n u reasonable price
my 1a-It* =. osll1n %
r IME, LIME, LIME.-Daily expected
1 to arrive from schooner Laconia, ], 900 CASKS
SUPERIOR fROCKLAND LIME, on conslgn.
mn rket rates by PLEASANTS & ROSS,
myIa-lw No. IA Fifteenth street.
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THE MEMPHIS COMMERCIAL CONyEN.

MEMPHIS, May 19.-Every train entering
the city is crowded. Nearly all the deIega-
tons have arrived, representing nearly
every State South and many points North.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

FOrCIgH IfldTKttS-Ibl IELEFN.NF 1T
LONDON. May Is N00n.-ConSols, 92i. United
States bonds nat at 77l. Turpcntinc, 29s. OIL
Afternoon.-Untcd bonds ilrmcr at TsA.
EoSDoS. May 1'.-Ereaing. -Consols, PCT.
United States bonds, Iss
LIVERPOOL, May demonstrating doing In
cotton. and other articles are dull and inactive.
oom.--Brcadstufs quiet. Naval stores firm.
Provisions heavy.
LIVERPOOL May I.-Ereninl. Wheat easier
Yarns and fabrics ut Manchester quiet and firm.
The holidays check business.
HAvRE, May -Cotton-Tres ordinaire, on the
spot, 1ilf.
HAyRE, May l'.-Cotton closes quiet and steady
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business CARDS PRINTED AT THE
d DISPATCH WESTINGHOUSE CHEAP.
ALL KINDS OF PRINTING DONE
N IN THE BEST STYLE OF THE ART AT
THE DISPATCH PRISTING-HOUSE.
PRINTING IN COLORS DONE AT
4 THE DISPATCH PRISTISG-HptSE.
d OSENDALE CEMENT.-200 barrels
LII just received for sale by
ap 10 --. y ~. A. 5. LEE.
100 BUSHELS PEACH-BLOW POTA-
IOO TOES in store.
apI -, cambridge 4 ANDERSON.
LABELS PRINTED AT
~ THE DISPATCH PRINTISG-HOUSE.
g HAMM & CO., % and % Park Pl1ce.
Ds 81 and % Barclay street, corner of Church
street, New York. ESAMELLED MUSLIN,
DRILL and DUCK, all colors and widths; RUB
Der DRILL, STAIR, CARRIAGE, and TABLE
CLOTH NH :7-2tlw3m
oranges AND LEMONS receiving by
~ every steamer and for sale by -. z....-
HULST & KING,
apS l{23 Main street,
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SABBATH DECORATION OF SOLDIERS
GRAVES-NO WOMEN IN YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS GENERAL
IANCnCK

CHICAGO, May 1S.-A meeting of the Me-
thodist clergy has passed a resolution pro-
testing against dccoratlngthe soldiers graves
on Sunday.
The Young Mems Christian Association
has passed resolutions excluding women
from membership.
General Hancock has arrived at st. Paul
and assumed the command OF Dacotah.
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SEECKLENBURG CIRCUIT COURT

On the motion of Samuel &. Farrar, sheriff and
administrator Of Charles Hudson, deceased, by
counsel. leave is granted him to Ole his petition
making him u party plaintiff in this cause. and
then this cause, which has been regularly Ina:ured
and set for hearing at the rules. came on Ia BE-
heard on the hl-takcn for confessed. the petition
of Samuel G.. Farrar. sheriff. and as such udniuis
traitor of Charles Hudson deccascd-and exhibits.
and was argued hy counsel. On consideration
whereof the court doth adjadge order and decree,
giving notice by publication once week for four
successive weeks in the Richmond Dispdict
paper published IN the city Of Rlchmond-which
notice shall be equivalent to a personal service
upon the parties intcrcsted-Of the time aud place
Of taking the same, do take an account OF all out
standing membranes upon the real estate OF the
defendant. James Hayes. Jr., with their proritles
and that the same commissioner take an account of
the annual value OF the rents and profits of the said
real estate. and that he report his proceedings
under this decree to this court.
A copy-Testc
G. A. EEDLY Clerk
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SERyICE AFLOAT. b.
- BY ADMIRAL SEMMES
IL ate of the Confederate States NaVY.l

2
The above is the title Of q book OF over 500 pageS
gotten up In magnificent style, heantifnHy iius-
tratcd, and decidedly the most interesting oooL
published In this country since the war. u gives
4 full description of Admiral SEMMEs's services
from his withdrawal from the Federal navy 70 the
close OF the war, embracing the operations OF ths
SUMTER and ALABAMA.
lost sight Of hut has been skfully interviewer Win
the SEA NARRATIVE. ..... ....t.r..
It Is bound In the following styles:
In extra CLOTH full gilt back and side ssamp.Ts 70
In library STYLE full sheep.
In half Turkey morocco. %
In half Russia, run gut. .............'.'..'..'s
Those persons Who have mot been called upon BY
the agent can see the book at the store Of w. d.
BLAIR & CO, corner Main and Ninth streets.
Parties ut distance wishing It can get IL by MAIL
OR EXPRESS, free OF postage or freight, by send
Ing the price as above by mail to rp,op
ROBERT Z. TAYLOh,
late OF the State Auditors Office publisher;
also General Travelling Agent OF the Arlington
Insurance Company. su... >,
Persons ordering the book by mali VIII please
EH my e-eod7w
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COMMISSIONER BOYD'S OFFICE. !
RoYDToS. Nav u. 1899.

BoYDToS, Nay u, 1899. !
The parties Interested in the foregoing decree
hereby notified that ! have appointed W Ed
NESDAY the Esd day Of June next for executing
said decree. when they will appear before me at
my office with the necessary evidence &c. 10 en-
able me to do ALFRED BOZ ID.
my l5-SIw Commissioner.
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EXECrTIvE.-A delegation Of the Ralti
more Association Of Friends, accompanied
by Commissioner Barnard, had an interview
with the President Yesterday in relation to
the establishment of schools in the South.
The delegation are appointed to advise with
the leading friends in the southern country,
and particularly III North Carolina, i'll re-
ference TO the above subject.
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RICHMOND TO HAVE LETTERS DEL1vEREp
FKEE.-FirSt Assistant Postmastcr-Gcneral
Earle has given orders that hereafter all
mail matter shall be delivered free in Rich
mond, the population now exceeding fifty
thousand. Mr.. Earle has also signed the
appointments of some fifteen route agents,
among which are several for colored mcn.-
National Intelkgencer.
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ICE, ICE. ICE, at the MARKET STORE,
4 TIA Main street, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth. Also. FRESH MEATS. &C.. after
i;EEF and HOG TONGUES. smoked and picked:
CLOTHES LINES. One-quartcr mile long or
shorter PICKLES sour rs vinegar; with
TEAS. GROCERIES. WOODEN WARE.
BROOMS. and anything else. Please 90 and sec
or come to L. 7. JAMES, In the First Market. for
choice BACON, &c. my SIN
CIRCUIT COURT
WI April term. 1869
William, 4. Homes, who sues for the benefit of
against
James Haycs. Jr......,............ Defendant.