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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-06-22
Shreveport University.

TE7HE TRUSTEES OF THE SHREVEPORT UNI
L PERSITl take pleasure in informing its patrons
and friends and all who interested on the subject
Of education that they have secured the services of
Rev. NJ. & SHfEk. an experienced educator as Presi-
dent, under whose administration, aided by q compe-
tent and efficient corps Of teachers the exercises of
this Institution will be resumed on Monday. the
5th day OF September next,
Regular classes Will be once organized, and cir
riculum adopted. Besides the Collegiate Department
Preparatory or Graded School, complete in all its ar
rangelents and adapted either to prepare students
for The University proper to fit them for practical
business life, vii be organized. Into this department
students of all ages and degrees of advancement below
the college will be admitted.
Throughout all the departmen the stTctest disci-
pine Will be naintaned and the closest attention given
to the instruction aud morals of the pupils
Students from abroad will board in the family of the
President.
Expenses in currency, payable one-baf in advance,
remainder at middle Of session.
Tuition.
Primary and lower Academic, per mouth. ......S 90
Higher Academic, per month -.,.,.......,..... 90
College Glasses, per month. ............-... co
Modern Languages each extra, per month ; Oh
Board, including washing, lights and fuel, per
uth.............-.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is 10
Damages to property repaired at the expense of the
offender.
The scholastic year will consist of forty weeks
10 months-divded into two sessions Of twenty weeks
each
JOHN n. HOWELL,
iel5-tf President Board of Trustees.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Leaves on FRIDAY, June "a.
IBE regular New Orleans and Shreveport
G. houns line packet ERA No. 9, Capt
sfE5 atfIss9 Martin H. Kouns, Chas. Drown, Clerk,
will leave as above this evening. For
freight or passage apply on board or to
;e52l JAMES f PHELPS AGENT
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Commercial INTELLIGENCE
UTH-WEsTERx OFrrcv

Souri, W EsrrS. o..
:.--r shreveport, June 22 1870
The business OF the past week has been by M r,.an
satisfactory Inc planters are kept closely NJ h..
combating tue grass, the rapid growth Of which 49,
Heq0'H' rams nave so materially favored
inc 'o''oh market has been in a very darrsssa nv.
o'"'u' ~ much SO that we have not tbooabt If e,ag
'''5 20 give quotations The last sale we noted was
'"l' o' OF ordinary at l51I cents in currency Some
people have hopes Of reaction. but while az
2'eSsnS the general opinion that we cannot see any
reason l0F this belief shall not eudeavor 10
eontrovertit
"o'u mas declined slightly since our last weekly re-
PoI' and the bankers are paying only ll2 There
have been some movements in CONGRESS- with roy -
increase the moneyed facilities of the West and South
putting these sections nearer uDon an equality with
'ne East but 1t evident that there is no honest Dep
ton on the part Of the latter to favor such legislation
simple act OF justice though it may be- We can but
oeeVe that the most potent means Of retaliation in
nanas OF the South is to demand gold for her cotton
ana we sincerely trust that planters will try the
experiment with the growing crop. The Picavnna If
the 18th has the following in its commercial and fnon
cal review
81, The money market of New Orleans ia onotad aosv
business Is Sack and the demand for discounts at the
SS@uAs lSuI' On the street. commercial paper of the
and llWl2 for second '7 0'"9''
10 chaFacterIze the condition of the market the
Term easy is used but only comparatively for there
can De no ease where such exhorbiant rates as the
a3oVe prevail These rates about the same as those
when ruled last summer, rather fray are a little
hlgher, so that New Orleans has no more money now
IMAM she had Twelve months ago. At the same time
ne are as great if not greater The next
winter, then, will develop the same stringency as was
experienced during the just past, and probably in
more aggravated form and ppVa
chants 10 prepare Tor it beforehand
Notwithstanding the great value of the two last crops
OF cotton, they have left surplus capital in this por
5I0G OF the country The cotton marketed this city
curing the past two years has brought 100000 900
10 produce this, the estimated cost thirteen cents ner
pound, so that profit of some $75 900 900 has been
feahzed. The sugar and m0lasses Of Louisiana would
add some $4,000 900 more.
The whole OF this vast amount has been either spent
tor articles OF clothing and Injuries or for farming
implements and stock There is scarcely as much
ready cash in the rural districts as there was two wears
ago. and there is certainly no more in the city.
1esterday lot Of strict ordinary cotton was offered
at Is cents and no takers
COTTOT STATEMENT.
FluCE on hand Sept. !. 1869. .,..-.... b.4r. III
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular 10 day Shreveport and New Orleans
Passenger Packet.

COMFORT, SPEED AND SAFETYt
THE sidewhee steamer.
LskEsaa8s5R BRADTSH JOHNSON,
W s. RASSETT, Master J. W BRYANT CLERK.
Leaves New Orleans. Leaves Shreveport.
WEDNESDAY, June lst.}MoNDAY. June fiji
friday. June 10th WEDNESDAY, June 18th
SATURDAY June 18th THURSDAY, 49,. June Esd
TUESDAY June 28th SATURDAY, ..... July Sd
For speed and passenger accommodations the John
son is unequalled by any boat in the trade.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
JAS Z. PHELPS, Agent at Shreveport.
SINN0TT L ADAMS, Agents, New Orleans
n. B.-When the water prevents the johnson from
making her regular trips, irst-elass, water boat
will take her place. mays
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shrevencrt Price Current

l4ADE FROM ACTUAL SALES, IS Trey TRAyspT7Enl
IL should be understood that our quotations Dener.
any, represent the wholesale prices in United States
have to be paid S0i A"Ee' "
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LlRESIl ORANGE FLOWER-WATER,
Il mad. by Chris La the south of France, and
sold Ut MEADE & BAKERS Drug Store,
nv 80 olJ Main street.
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THE MALARIA OF SPRISG.-Evccybo5y should
now be on their guard against the great danger cl
disease arising from malarions causes. Fever and
ayue prevail to IN alarming extent every spring
In nearly all parts Of the country, and many per-
sons are easily predisposed to 1t on account OF
some imprudencc during The winter months. In
decd very much 9f the sickness we notice in the
sp,ing OF the year may bc traced to causes which
,r.re eprrudcrrd In tue "cuit term.'' Hut
whtber the cause lies hidden In the syst.m or not,
Il Is certain that disease will deveppc Itself al the
arss opportunity hence no one steuld hesitate for
atnoment to set aoou. combating and overthrow
ingtt. To accomplish this purpose nothing Is SO
useful and reliable as MIsHLsa's HERB BITEERs.
It Is positive antidets for any malarious or In
poisoned atmosphere, and . certain protection
against every morbid influence which produces
disea.e. We say In all candor to our readers that
they should give heed % our advice on this SUBJ
feet. Z
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The RECENT ROBBERY IN ALEXANDRIA,
ARREST OF THE THIEVES in RICHMOND.
Some three or four months since one of the
largest jewclry establishments i'll AlcXan-
dria was entered and robbed of II very large
amount of valuable jcwelry, besides Il tray
Of watches valued at $500. The thieves
were suspected in Alexandria, and some
time since they came to Richmond. The
detectives in Washington were soon ae-
quainted with the facts, and after short
delay started for this city, arriving here on
Sunday.
Accompanyingthe he detectives was ayoung
gentleman, Il clerk in the establishment
which had been robbed, who came to iden-
ti!y the thieves.
The matter was kept quiet until yesterday
evening about & O'Clock, when warrant
was issued for the arrest Of the thieves.
Major Poe, our efficient chief of police, i'll
strilctcd Captain j. b. Pleasants and Ser
geant Kendall 0'Dwyer to arrest the parties,
which they did ut once, giving their names
as William Connell and John kerns. They
were conducted to the First station-holse,
and will bc taken to Alexandria tonight by
Detective Coomcs and the clerk of the store.
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MAYORS COURT, MoNDAY-Mdyor Hly-
son Tresthn9.-Thc following cases were
disposed of:
James Dudley (colored), charged with
unlawfully kidnapping Robert Spriggs and
cnticing him to New York by steamer Sara
toga. Continued until June 4th.
John Mann (colored), charged with as
salllting and beating Emma johnson; also,
using profane language in the First Market.
Fined s..
Harriet Robertson (colored), charged with
assaulting and threatening to beat Minnie
Thompson, was sent on to appear before
the grand jury.
Jerry Pepper (colored), charged with
| being vagrant, was sent to the lunatic
asy lum.
James Minor (colored), charged with en-
| tering the house OF G. Rllnge in the night
time, was let off, and required to give 500
security for his future good behavior.
Jerry Loney (colored), charged with being
drunk and disorderly in the street, was
fined s..
Albert Held (colorcd, charged with ap-
propriating to his own Use the house of
Mrs. Holmes. Case continued until the first
Monday in June next.
Emmett Robinson and John II. Davenport
(colored), charged with fighting and throw
ing bricks in the public thoroughfarc.
Fined S5 each, and required to give securi-
ty in 500 each for their future good bcha-
vior, Jim Price vouching for John and Jim
Graves for Emmett.
Henry Williams (colorcd), charged with
| having in his possession ono flower basket.
supposed to have been stolen. Sent on to
appear before the grand jury, and allowed
$500 bail.
Judge Ivory and Stephen AShbury (colo.
red), charged with threatening to kill
Brown because he voted at the election on
the .26th instant. Continued till to-day on
their own recOgniZancc.
Phillis Faunteroy, Lucinda Robinson,
and one Jane =, all colorcd, charged
with using obscene language in the public
street Fined $3.50 each and 300 security
| for future good behavior.
Daniel Straggins, charged with being un'
| der the influence of an excellent quantity
of Intoxicating beverage and lying on tht
sidewalk. Sent to jail in default of security
William Lee (coloredD, charged with hav
ing in his possession one silver pitcher, sup
posed to have been stolen, and also with
| carrying concealed weapons.
John Rcardon (white), charged with en-
tering the second station-house while
drunk, and cursing and abusing Captain X
It. Seal. Case dismissed, and John let OF
| with Il rcprimand.
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FEDERAL MEMORIAL DAY-DECoRATIoN
or GRAVES AT THE NATIONAL CEMETERY.-
Yesterday was the day set apart by the Or
"anization known as the Grand Army OF
the Republic for the decoration of the
graves Of the Union dead. and known aS
Decoration Day" to distinguish it from
the southern "Mcmorial Day. 1t was OBJ
served particularly in Richmond by the
branch of the Grand Army of the Republic
located in this city, and by the closing of
the post-o1icc, custom-housc, and public
schools.
BY 10 O'Clock in the morning considcra-
bic number of lad les and gentlemen and
many colorrd people had assembled at the
National Cemetery, on the Williamsburg
road, and before noon upon nearly every
one of the graves Il floral tribute had been
laid. There were 10 public exercises cX-
cept music and prayer and the decoration
of the graves, and the day passed without
incident worthy of note.
This cemetery was established by the
United States Government in September,
1866, and was completed in September,
1867. In it are inferred the bodies of the
prisoners of war who died at the various
Confederate prisons and prison hospitals
in and about Richmond also, the remains
of many other Union soldiers who died or
were Killed in Virginia. 1t covers eight
acres of ground, beautifully laid out
and divided into sections and dlvl-
sions. Every grave is sodded, num-
bered, and neatly marked, and scat
tered about throughout the grounds are
tablets Oh which are inscribed appropriate
patriotic verses. The number Of graves is
1895. and the number of bodies inferred
therein is 6.276, and it is remarked that
there are fewer unknown graves than are
found in other national cemeteries i'll this
Stutp
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NOTICE TO sHIPPERS.-sszs.z.jjEs.Mn,sss
~ The boats OF the JAMES RI-sSsssssz5sss RI-ssSssssssssz55sss
YER AND EANAWHA CANAL CONTAIN
.rI;mSnAES. TlilrESDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchhurg and
b:yond collected on delivery, or prepaid, at th9
be afforded conSignccs, but 10 obligation Is as
sumcd to deliver down freight elsewhere than At
nv Office on the DOCK without special X reemc"t
Way freight will not be delivered Till charges srs
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
dell EDWARD DILLON, AGENT
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PORT nF RICHMOND, MAY 80. 1870.

STEINER Ellie Knight, Trayers, Norfolk, mcr-
chand'e and passengers, IlarycyS & Williams.
Steamer Isaac Bell Bourne, New YORK, iucr-
cllandsc and passengers, Old dominion steam
ship Company.
Brig Gcrmania orr, Roster, Baltimore, light,
GllCgo Manufacturing Company.
!rig Neptune (Br.l, Bundo, Baltimore, light,
HaNall, Crcush wv Il co.
Scln"ncr Sontlscrmcr, Darling, Rockp0rt, Me-,
lee, i. WardwcIl.
railroad IRON, Richmond and Banrillc Railroad
Company.
Schooner hrgo, Taylor, Philadelphia, pig iron,
W. L. Cox X Co.
dclphia, iron, old Dominion Nall W. orks.
Schooner pinla, Smfh, Bowdnlnlim, Me-, ice,
Il. j. Smyth.
schooner Lucy d., higgins, Boston, mcrchan-
disc, Cutric II Co.
Schooner Translcr, -, Windsor, N. S., plls-
Schooncrs Il. Il. baldwin. Evans. and Georgia.
Tate: Ed"nton, n. & /, l:h lllll, Bentley &
Skiuhcr..
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
ch:tn,iisc and passengers, l.. B. Tatum.
chan,llsc and passengers, ". =. roricr & Go.
Steamer Ellie Knight, rrarcrs, Norfolk. mcr
chlndise and passengers, liarycys & Williams.
Schooner rawnce. Weaver, Washington, ID. c.,
coal, Curtis & Parker.
Scbooncrs u. Il. Baldwin, Evans, and Georgia,
Fate, Norfolk, merchandise, Curtii & Parker.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST roIST, May .9.-hrrivcd, steamer Ad-
iuiral Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise, and
passengers, York River Railroad Company, and
sailed OIL return 3oth.
EY TELEGRAPH.
QUEENSTOWN, May 3O.-Thc steamer Tarita
touched.
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"LIGHr AS A CORK is the expression OF all
holrsekcepers afer making biscuits with roO-
LHY's BAKING POWDER. IL is chemically pure
In Its composition, and possesses no Ingredients
but such as are perfectly harmless hsalthy, and
nutritious. This Is net only the best, but tlie
cheapest In tic market, as ole pounh Will 20 fur
ther thu pound ana halr or those OF orc dinary
manufacture. Use no other. Inquire at your
rroccr,s for DooLEY'S BAKING POWDER.
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larg" RED. QliLTs AT S1.5o worth $3.50:
Extra heavy MtRSEILiES trlNlERFANES,
-. 81. -; -. to s., worth twice The money:
F,trn cheap RI,hck SILKS frun II, FL so Si.7a:
HEAVY REFS al f.. g.. so. and "a astonishinsly
low;
rh. greatest bargains In double width BLACK
AIrACA--a Zine art, 'le at soc. worth 5"c..;
st'i finer at i5c., s5c.. c7}c., ST. II, &c. not
75c. IN the dollar;
BLACK ROMBhIiSE aud ENGLISH GRAPE,
form mourniug dresses, AT less than gold value:
Fin" BLACK LAWN at ~. worth &c:
GEENADINE At l@3c. ;EMEHolDEkEna ut :oc.:
FRENCH CAMHRlc JACCONETS. ORGAN
DIES, MoZAMBlQNES, rOrLlNS, SWISS
CAMBRIA. aud CHECK MUSLIN, at the low
1t market prices:
LADIES' 'HANDkERCilIEFSa at 75C. per dozen ::
Best WUALEBnSE CpHSETS ut 75c., cheap
atSl;
Best BLACK and COLoRED KID GLOVES at ~,
selling elsewhere at $780,
LADIES UMBRELLAS, Soc;
SILK PARASOLS from 75c. to higher grades;
Handsome LADIES' SHAWI.S ut *l worth s.:
IL BROWN and BLEACiiE COTTON. DO
MESTIc GINGHAM. SHIFTING, STRIPED
KFD-TICKING. n; ls3c.:
LINEN TABLE DAMASk, doublc-wldth, at ioc.
worth 75c.
CASSIMFRES, TWEEDS, KENTUCKY JEANS,
LINEN, DOESkIN, and CLOTHS, for men
and boys wear at all prices.
Every article and great many more aston
i.hng chesp goods you viii find 10y calling, with
cut drlav, AS thc rush of costumers Is great from
morning till night for those cheap goods at
JOSEPH STRAUSE'S,
mv7 No. 1883 Main street,
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OLp DOMINION BUSINESS CoILEGE.-At the
commencement of the Old Dominion BuSi-
ness College, which took place last evening,
the following-named gentlemen received
diplomas: Mcssrs. George GrecnhOw, &. G..
Cauthorn, n. Is. kinkcr, Leon Stra,l>e, of
this city, and Il. d. Couch, Of Mccklcnburs
county. Over sixty students have been i'll
attendance the past year. This institution
was opened April 2lth, 1867, and from the
commencement its progress has been mark
cd by unusual and 1lattering success.
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VA, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1870

SOUTHERN STATEs.-Farming, building, and
house-furnishing impleme- -uts; hardware, brass,
copper, and lamp goods stationery, medicines,
books, musical instruments, dry goods, groceries,
etc., bought TO advantage on commission at the
VERY LOWEST New York prices. and promptly
shipped. Southern sympa Thy and northern capt
tal. Present and future friends address us
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HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL DAY.-At tho request
OF the ladies Of the Hollywood Memorial AsSocia
tion and by the regulations fthe Hollywood Com
pany, notice Is hereby given that all trai ing Is
prohibited within the Hollywood Cemetery 'nclo-
sure OH tho occasion Of the memorial celebration
to-day, May 3lst. Ii. X. ELLYSOS, Mayer.
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H. \ cali A. our prices are as low IA the lowest,
Sm! rur assortment varied and complete.
,re3 CARDrXn, tuJRQI'REAN & 60.
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TOR NEW YORK.-The Oldf4Ssue,
u Dominion Steamship Company's sEsss.lss;2ss
Gle yant slde-wheel steamship ISAAC BELL, Cap
tam BOURNE. will leave her wharf at Rockets on
TUESDAY, May S1st. at 3 O'Clock L. NJ. Freig ght
received until =. NJ. Fare, Sl2 sieeragc, IS !;
tickets, $40 For freight or passage, ap-
ply 10 the OFFICE OF TUE COMPANY, corner
EIryrDth and Main streets, nv 30 2t
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER, tft
L brig Ii. POTTER one hundred and GTSN
eighteen tons JlS) capacity-L350 barrels
Apply to PALMER, HARTSOOk Il co.
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AEluS-EmrErU

O! .: FOR DUNLOP,S.-TheR Rroad-
viii bave efs IT, Nc 1houss Episcopal SUNDAY school
train win ssre ~ III NEXT, June 4th. The
cure YOU ;, A. only limited numl'cr can ro pro-
The aiekets Mt once and nc in time.
the 9,s vi htn an hour, and In the evening txte
Ric' nsorspnrg visitors home in time TO return to
" Y md trip ticket, Including dinner a, "a
To ! be had at BiDG; 0ODi,s Bates / WaDDY y
nv ELS Elk I and from the children of the school.
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TO-PARTNERSHIP the under
u signed, have this day formed cO-partnershp
undrr lie style and firm Of WILLIAMS q
THOMA, for the purpose Of conducting Tie
Si,ATE-R0OFrSG business jn all It's branches.
We respectfully solicit the patronage of the pub
nr. Purple, green aud red state on hand.
orders can be sent To box $50, Richmond. va.
my ~ lwk WILLIAMS Il THOMAS.
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1yoID- COLDER, COLDEST ARCTIC
4 SOFA WATER in Tire city, dIawn ron
Tsfts e patens gountsiu, ccrner EieYeasa aao Asan
streets. ssas,s g1,r.os,f,s 81 af.syfrw u
my :l-2wS tf u6OnSI. .Ssss-<s..-ss
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FRkzIER d SALE,
flaic OF R0ekbrldge Aiam SPRINGS,
my 3l--Tu. ThSs7w {, 80, : Propriefors,
THE HEALING SPRINGS,

OCEAN VIEW HUTEL. ss.rf 81
This popular resort win be open for the recep-
tion Of guests on the FIRST OF JUNE.
Every care and attention will be paid 10 their
comfort and the table win be provided VIII
EVERY LUXURY OF THE SEASON.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
MEETING OF THE COUNCIL.

"HHAAS" OC j 1" H SoONSAAs
A called meeting Of the City Council was
held in the chamber Yesterday afternoon at
5o'clock. Present james A. Scott, ESQ.,,
president; Messrs. Bodcker, Simons, j. j.
English, Bossieux, Faherty, Higgins,
Greanor, Ordway, Wise. Montague, Tan
ner, Strauss, William English, Glasgow,
Euker, Jenkins, Scott, Chcsterman, Bran
nan.
The proceedings of the last meeting were
read and approved.
Mr.. j. J. English presented the petition
OF the stewards Of the Methodist church of
Marshall Ward, asking that the city gas
pipes be laid to that place. On his motion
the matter was referred to the Committee on
Light, with the authority to grant if deemed
eXpedient.
MIR. Eukcr presented sundry petitions,
all of which were appropriately referred.
MIR. BossicuN presented sundry unimpor-
tant resolutions, all of which were agreed
to and appropriately referred.
MIR. John II. Montague, chairman of the
Committee on Finance, presented q lengthy
report, which was adopted by the Council.
The report recommends the payment Of
800 to the late L. NJ. ScholieId's adj
mnistrator, in addition to the appropria-
ton of $500 allowed some time since in COM
pcnsatlon OF extra services rendered as as
The report also recommends reduction
and remission in cases of over taxation.
An adverse report was made in regard to
petition from the Sisters of Charity in
charge Of st. Patrick's school asking for Il
remission Of city taxes.
The Council also empowered the FL
nance Committee, by resolution which
they presented, to employ some diligcnt
and trustworthy person as collector of de-
linqucnt taxes, with power to enforce pay
ment, &c.; said collector TO he allowed such
compensation on collections as the commit
tee may deem best.
\ number of bills from judges, clerks,
clc., were presented, and referred to the
Committee on Elections, with authority to
pay if found correct. Adjourned.
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TIE WONDERFUL LEOPARD CHILD and his
tro oical companion, an African boa 'nstricter
snake, nineteen :cct long, and many other curiosi-
ties, againon G, hibi!ion on the corner of Mall
and Eighteenth Streets to remain but lew Gays
onl". Open from A. M. TO Z. M. Admission,
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co1sc Aw.y-yarious circums tances have
dol, rod tho dcnarture of Drs RKyp ALI, HAR-
nEsry tho successful operators OF, corns and
hrrtons br. tho nr,rcInaJ of thcsc ia the great
demand for ,hc,r serviccs which n, cir pecnIiar
syetem of treatment has caused bu. sb ey must as
sure those pcrsons who intend to homo, them with
call that tbor h,vo beop solicited In visit 9th ~
c,,,,- ., ,vb,cb tbey ruet ,t,o,d Office T2I Main
.,o.
Tho c,,,ow,,o ,ro tbo ,,nos or fros,, instances
IN tho st;u and efficiency with which they have
operated:
A. Y. Stokes
Lewis Webb
John Ncttlcs
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EXECUTIVE APPoINTMENTs.-His Excel
lency Governor Walker appointed Colonel
r. OBrien commissioner for Virginia I'M
New York, also w. d. Gresham notary
public for King George county, Va.
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Husr1Nes CoURr.-The grand jury Of this
court met yesterday morning and returned
true bill" of Indictment against Harriet
Robinson for assault and battery.
The Jury was engaged during the entire
day in the Investigation of the case Of George
Chahoon and others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-31

SAMUEL 7. PAYNE, the wel-known and popular
salcsnan In the clothing hru.c of 4. 0PrEN.
HEIMER, l4o2 Main street has accepted position
in one of the largest clothing houses In Balti-
more, Md.