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nDriven welIz,v

Driven "e1Iz."
THE undersigned VIII attend to orders for
ii this well, made by " driving into the
ground without first removing the dht up
ward" Patented by N. W. Green, January
IA, 1858, and affirmed TO him by the supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia.
j. A. GRIGGS General Agent for
n. W. Green, No. S64 Gayoso House,
au7 Memphis, Tennessee.
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FoRa sALE-Steauner r. p. Converse.
For terms see -Wyeth, at Commercial
Hotel.
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Lookout Mountain Educational Ia
s,.l stiiutl0ns.

Rev. C. F. P. BANCROFT. Principal.
EALL SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS BE-
L gins August ., 1870. For particulars send
c. Q. CARPENTER, Sup't,
~ Lookout Mountain, Tenn,
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S-T-1S6O-X., however, like the initials
ON che old Roman banners, hasa meaning.
ii represents Saint Croix-ST. being the
conventional equivalent of Saint, and
1850 standing for the letters C-R-O-I,
and 80 forming, with the concluding \,
fhe word Crofx. By placing the trade
MARKS and the name Of the island IN jux-
Opposition with the Eguresover the letters
theya are Intended 70 denote, the explana-
ton via be understood:
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JoR LOCKE has the largest assortmsn
of dalles on his counter at 1854 Mat
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Il ESTABLISHED. 1s4l
Tunica County. Mss. Lands.

EsS Four endred and Eighty Acres choice
unfmproyed Lands, partially ~deade1ed;
above overflow, four miles east Of Austin,
Miss. part OF section 5, 7. 6. R, II.
Must be sold early.
ns DONOHO, JOY q CO.,
sv9o Real Estate Brokers
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WANTED---T0 LOAN.
FOR RENT.

MONEY On collateral security. Apply at
vi 30 Front ST. tauOl J.H CASH.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given tina. certificates
shares of stock In the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad, Issued IN the name OF @. K
have been lost; and IL is NV Intention TO aP-
ply to the secretary OF the company for du-
plicates of same. d. A. ALTERNATELY,
jy2 Admir- % Estate Of q. q. Franklin Deca4
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SHERIFF,s SALE.
sasurdsy, The Isth Auqust Next,

DY virtue of an execution TO me directed
ID from the Shelby County Circuit Court. IN
the case OF J.T. Biggs q Co. We. s. AgMeanham
j. Maacham will On
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GEORGETOWN.

BOARD OF ALDRRMRE.-There was not q quo
rum Of this Board present last evening.
Ridgcly, asking pay for his horse drowned IN
the canal; communication from Jos. f. Birch,
calling attention to the defective condition Of
the hydrant at the corner OF Bridge and Jeffer-
STAR for advertising, were severally received
and referred. Mr.. Collins, from Committee on
Water, reported a resolution authorizing and
requesting the Mayor to obtain bids for keeping
the hydrants and water plugs Of the corporation
in thorough repair from Gully LIST, 1870, to June
30. 1871, inclusive. and to enter into contract
with the lowest responsible bidder for such ser
vice; passed. Also, resolution to pay account
Of McNerhany x Waters; passed. The bill; for
Improvement of Washington street from Gay to
Stoddard, 1aid over from the last meeting was
taken up. long discussion ensued, Mr.. Dun
lop opposing and Mr.. Collins advocating the
measure, and several amendments were pro-
posed and rejected, after which the bill failed
to pass by the following vote: Yeas-Messrs
Beall, Collins, and Curtis-3; nays-Messrs Ca
SileaI, Dunlop, Fuller, Gangewer, and Grimes
Mr. Curtis changed his to the Sf the vote
sequently gave notice of his intention at the
next meeting to move a reconsideration of the
vote by which the bill was rejected. Adjourned.
PUBLIC SCHOOL ExAMINATIoNs.-The Male
intermediate School, taught by Mrs. Turner,
was examined yesterday under the direction of
Mr.. Il. A. Newman, of the Board Of Guardians,
in the presence Of six of the seven members of
the Board, several Of the parents of the children
r..
SOper, principal of private school. The num-
Der on the roll of this school is AZ, and all were
present but one, who was detained by an acci-
dent. The boys were examined in the usual
intermediate studies, and, with few exceptions,
acquitted themselves WELL the failure of the
exceptions being wholly their own, as
Mrs. Il. ranks among the best teachers
in town, and that is saying good deal, where
they are proverbially good. The schools suffer
greatly beyond what the public are aware of by
the withdrawal of the more advanced pupils
during the year, yet the list of candidates for
transfer to the Grammar School from this school
embraces George Stem, Walter Collins, Edw'd
Sebastian, John McGowne, Samuel Turner,
William Collins, McParlin Woodward, Henry
Gutman, Randolph Reynolds, Myer Strasbur-
ger, James Dixon, and William Weaver. At
the close Of the exercises the school and teach
ers were complimented in remarks by the ex-
amining Trustee, as also Mr.. Dunlop, Of the
Board OF Managers, and Mr.. Soper.
DRovRRs' REsr-The attendance at the rest
yesterday was large, but the sales small, owing
to the limited supply of cattle. Beef sold at
S5ass per 100 lbs. gross, and sheep at s4as6 per
head.
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OPEN MAY 18TH, 1870.

This favorite and celebrated Watering Place 10
new IN complete order for the reception Of . q
guests Important improvements have IL
Hsen sdded % the buldnes since the estab ks;
gretor and Il is bis purpose to keep Il IN style not
sorpaeeed anywhere in Virginia. The waters OF
most cases Of gcrofula, Incipient G. nsumption,
EEnionio Hronchitis, Chronic Isryngitis, Chronic
G tS pyssntsry They srs .l:o Ersst v.l1s IN
eonstitution and an appetizer, tonic and GEN.
era rsssorsfive. they are, perhaps, ulrivsilsd
R.o ST for the lswns and 6silIoo@ arstclass
amusement and recreation usually found Il our beSt
summer resorts viii be ct the command of the ruests
eleven 70 thirteen ho1rs q Rieh%ond, Msshinrtoo1nn
Issva fSs -. e; Gy n sin dsylight P.ssensers
Ct 9o.hen Depot and elegant gtage coaches passins
rapidly over smooth and level road q only eiehf
miles, sst down The visitors q The Gprinss to tss
18TH. SAM1S A. IRAz1R, Proyriao,.
srIe snS principle Druggist Of the United States
x ys; DIV pamphlets sent free on application
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III How iosTI HOW RESTORED
fJsHssS9 q sss!s6 ss.sle.s. Pyies, SIR es.ss
AEHT, end kedical Cure Of 6Dermatorrhe11A At
q ss%Si9a Tesknsss, Invelultary Imis- ~
Harrisss generally; Nervoaness. Uonsumssoo
sioa, kpilslX, and tits; Mental and PhysIcal ~.
SS00LvHAWsLLA4.D D., author q ths"drcsn ~. u
"A Bees 70 nsssssxs st ssS~~,.n
gDset under esal. IN Q DIain snyeIops. 10 an A.
exs xssSGses On receipt q cx cent?, or two post.
5cvsry, Scv ~ Ye UaRAs: % q; xLLH1 90, 1917
N ~. W. oaivsrWsllS "AaFriaGs 0Iids,n yrsos
ny30mif
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY, ON BRIDGE STREET, NEAR

BY virtue Of Q deed OF trust, dated the nth day
Of October, 1858, shall offer for sale, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, in Mont OF the
premises on TUESDAY, the 18th day of June, 1870,
at 8 O'Clock p m, all that parcel Of land, being
ming at the end Of line drawn from the corner of
High and Bridge etreets, l40 feet, inches, on
the north side Of Bridge street and running thence
thence east Y feet thence south 50 feet the be-
ginning, together with the three story brick house
thereon; and also all that part of Lot No. 90, in Beat
ty Hawkins addition to Georgetown, lying in the
rear Of and Immediately adjoining the above de-
serted lot OF ground and used Herewith garden
Beginning lN feet inches from the southeast corner
Of said lot g. and the line thereof running west
and parallel with Falls street, (now Bridge,) and
running thence north and parallel with High street,
to the northwest corner Of part of said lot sold to
George Adam King, by deed dated 10Th September
1905 thence west, and parallel with Falls street now
Bridge J TO the northeast corner of q part of said
lot sold to Nicholas Travers; thence SOUTH by and
with Trayers line, to the southeast corner Of said
line to the beginning
Said house contains store, and 10 rooms in addi-
ton and good dry cellar, and the Of the lot
Terms Of sale: 0ne-haif cash; balance at and Il
months from day Of sale. Purchasers notes to be
given Tor deferred payments, bearing interest from
day Of SALE and secured by deed of trust the prem
ises All conyeysncfng and stamps at purchasers
cost. JOHN G. McKELDEN, Trustee
Je7-HNd6t THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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ALEXANDRIA,
lie Gazette of last evening has the following

THE Gazette Of last evening has the following
items:
A QUIET NIGHT.-Last night there was a fight
at the col0red festival at Stoughby's school
house; and bali at Fishtown; a house at the
upper end of Fairfax street, near the depot OF
the A. L. & H. X. r., was stoned and q newly
married couple in the lower part of the city
were treated to q charivari. With these fen ex-
ceptions the city was Is quiet Is usual. 100
HABEAs CoRPUs.-General Titus, arrested in
Culpeper in consequence of his diffieulty with
the Messrs. Wheatley about the purchase Of
brought before Judge Underwood on a writ Of
habeas corpus at 10 O'Clock this morning. The
case was postponed until O'Clock this evening
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SUMNER RESORTS.
TORDAN's WHITE SULPHUR

FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA.,
Only ~ miles from Stephenson 8 Depot p o a point
on the Harper's Ferry and Winchester Rail-
road, i've miles from WING hester
rms watering Place IL now open under more IA
vorable circumstances than at any time n
since the war, and every effort will be vEyk0
MADE maze, 10 give entire satisfaction to all the lE:
A fine CITY BAND OF MUSIC will be in attend
ance, and Masquerade and Fancy Balls will be fire.
Quently given during the season ~ "
spring Pamphlets for distribution at the SPRING.
ana ~ Messrs. Coleman Rogers, Baltimore
The baltimore and Ohio Railroad Conn any issue
round trip tickets, good for five days. from BaIti.
more TO Stephensons Depot and return, at Co. from
Washington to same at $40
Terms % per day, $H 50 per week, and SEQ per
month children and colored serv ants half price
Wn1te servants three fourths, or according TO ac-
commodation. Il. @. JORDAN,
tLaIm Owner and Proprietor.
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"MR. j. ID. OLRARY, one Of the Commits
sioners Of Election Of the Fourth Ward, assures
us that he did not, as alleged, usurp the power
of opening voter ticket on election day, as
was stated"
Mr.. O'Leary did open my ticket in the after
noon Of 9Th instant, and when asked by me why
he did IL he said cit was to see IL there were
two ballots in it," and when said in reply, that
had acted several times AZ Commissioner of
Election and was not aware that o Commits
sioner had Alright to open and read mans bal
lot he said that he was INSTRUCTED to do So"
All this was in the presence of William Lord,
his colleague, who has assured me that Mr..
OLeary had all day pursued that course Of
action. 1 applied to District Attorney
Fisher for the purpose of prosecution for this
fraudulent offence, but was told that there
was no penalty In the law. II this be true the
inal offence
June Is, 1870. b. MILBuRN.
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p. DosKLAE, 20 long and favorably known in
the clothing trade, IL now at Oak Hall Clothing
House, No. 525 7th street, where he will be
pleased to show all persons in want Of clothing
the best stock Of Mems and Boys Clothing in
the city. 23,th,s,t,6
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IHDUCnnHf TO Buzz 0ooD SswIra Ma.
oHrM1.-Willcex q Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, VIII hereafter be sold on liberal terms.
Inquire ct the agency, Bsum's Corset and Hoop
skirt Factory, loe seventh street., between b
mo h 2.H
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TIE MEMORIAL BLOCK to be presented at the
approaching anniversary of the American In
dependence by the Association OF the Oldest
Inhabitants Of the District OF Columbia 10 the
Washington y NATIONAL Monument Society il now
finished and may be seen until Wednesday next
at the stone yard OF William T. and Charles A
Aeker, corner of Il street and New Jersey
avenue. 10 Is one OF the finest specimens of Bal
timOre county marble, very white hard and
durable, feet long, feet high, with bed of
foot inches. The letters are raised, sho wing
panel or one-fourth Of an inch OF drappled work,
and forming a fine effect with the smooth tons
OF the letters and margin, which is two and a
\ half inches wide with handsome mould of one
ton PRESENTED by the Association OF the
Oldest Inhabitants Of the District Of Columbia.
July 4th, 1870.
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The WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, cor
ner OF 1th street and Louisiana avenue, IL open
rom $50 to 1:30 O'Clock every Saturday evening.
IN ADDITION to its regular banking hours. Il
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TIE GRAND ORGAN AND VOCAL CoxcxRr of
sacred music at Carroll Hall, to-morrov even-
ing, Tor the benefit OF ST. Patrick's Church. VIII
DC an atuacuye AFFAIR, as some Of the besf mu-
steal talent Of the city win appear. The pro-
eeeds are 10 defray the expenses incurred in
liking up the hall for church purposes.
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BASE BALL-NatIondis Olympies.- The
third game Of the home-and-home series be-
tween the Olympic and National clubs of this
city took place yesterday afternoon on the
grounds OF the former, and resulted in an easy
victory for the Nationals by a score of q to IL.
large assemblage present. The fielding was
poor, being marked with a number of NUTS, but
there was no discount on fiy catch of Hurley,
OF the Olympics, at the second base, a red hot
ball from the bat being taken with one hand.
On the fourth inning the Nationals got the range
OF Leech's pitching. and then went straight
along.
National ..........2 3 2 500 20 2-3
Olympie...........3 2 D o o Al
CmPire-George Joyce, Of Jefferson Base
Ball Club.
Yesterday the Red Stockings defeated the
Pastimes, Of Baltimore. In a game at Brook
Ign, the Atlantics won an easy victory over the
Eckfords.
The Creighton and Arctic Clubs Ouniors)
played game yesterday, resulting Creighton
50, Arctic -.
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PRISONS desiring to purchase Ready-made
ing Establishment OF
LEVI bAkk,
At the Corner 6f ia and Il sfrssfs

Al We COWeT ~ 1N and y 3tfte1.
He manufactures all his own Goods, and
guarantees every article sold to insure satisfac-
ton. Fresh arrivals Of the latest STYLE OF Goods
can be seen at his establishment every morning
Persons desiring to be comfortable during the
hot season can procure IN entire outfit of every
species Of Garments, from An Undershirt to q
Dress Coat, at Q very nominal cost, at the corner
18th and E streets, Washington, ID. y. 2O,6
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusenenfs. Ac.

NATIONAL THEATER--Bryant's Minstrels.
WALLS OPRRA HoUs.-wshalla and Bio
plastic TToupes, with Prince D'Jalma the man
serpent
DAILY EXCURSIONS to Glymont on the steamer
q. p. Smith.
DAILY EXCURSION Of the steamer Arrow to
Mount Vernon.
BMITH's ART GALLEY, 2s5 street.
MARKRIrKR's ART GALLERY, 4s5 It'll street.
BARLow's Art GALLEY, 81 Pa. avenue.
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THE SALE OF PEws in Carroll Hall, on G.
stIeet-which will be occupied by ST. Patriek's
congregation on Sunday, the Sd prOximo-tOok
place last evening at the 1911, -hes oil the
choice pews were disposed Of at prices ranging
from - to -5O premium. Services will be held
in the old church tomorrow, for the last time
the hall being now nearly ready for occupancy.
There are Us pews upon the floor of the hall
% more than were in the old church; nd as
there are no galleries, il makes a much more
comfortable church than St Patricks. The
ceilings and walls are chastely fresOoed, and the
windows stained, giving il a very attractive ap-
poarance. The large organ has been put up in
the hall, and the handsome marble altar will be
transferred from the old church TO the hall next
week. Although some members OF the congre-
CATION were at first opposed to vacating the old
church, they now see that Father Walter was
right in getting out Of the old and dilapidated
building; and among those who purchased pews
lat evening were some who a few months ago
would not listen to anything in reference to va
cEtfng the old and unsafe building. IL IL utterly
ipmossible to repair it, as the timbers, roof and
flooring are entirely rotten, being nearly three
quarters OF a century old.
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PANANA HATS
BleAched and Trimmed.
At A. T. Whiteney's, ga Pennsylvania avenue.
south side, bet 9th and 10th streets.
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b. MILBURN,

The POLICE COURT Site Seleeted.-The
Marshal or the District Of Columbia, the Dis
trict Attorney and Mayor Of Washington have
selected the kimmell House, on c street, be-
tween AZ and 9Th streets, for the new police
court. created by act Of Congress, to 60 into ef-
expire on Monday, and the Questions nov sgita-
ted are as to the powers Of Justices of the Peace
to try cases after that date, and what win be
done with parties arrested for offences against
and ready for trials on the day named.
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THE SUMNER Is ON US-THE PEOPLE
WANT TO KEEP COOL.
Inc popular summer resort that In crowded Just
now is Oak Hall Clothing House, where the people
are dropping their old clothing, and donning our
Company, always alive to the wants Of the people,
Is now stocked with all the leading styles Of Linen,
Alpaca, Ora eta, and Nuns Cloth Suits and they
have reduced their prices TO correspond with the
our Alpaca from es TO 0l5; Ora d eta Sl2 to so:
NUM- Cleth Coats; Sc to e.; Linen Goats, sIS TO
70, mite DICK suits to %; Light summer
BOYS CLOTHING-suits Of Cashmere, IS to $40
styles, for ordered work. Remember Oak Hall
Clothing Company sells better goods at lower prices
than similar houses. Possessing unlimited facilities
We are able to sell goods low. Give us a call No
trouble TO show goods at Oak Hall Clothing Co.'S,
No. S2e 9TH street, opposite Post Office.
jeD- I'm J. ii. SMITH, Business Manager.
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The THKArKRs--At Wallis Opera House
the Walhalla and Bioplastic Troupes give their
last entertainment this evening, and all who
have not seen this unique and beautiful enter
tainment should do 80 tonight. Their tableaux
and prismatie fountains are exceedingly beauti-
full, and the Persian Prince q wonderful contor-
zionist.
Brysnts Ministries attracted another large au-
dience at the National Theater last evening,
where the burlesque OF Hamlet was repro
duced for Dan. Bryant's benefit They will
give their final entertainment this evening
These ministries are immense, and their par
formanees have been greatly enjoyed this week.
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CITY ITEMS.
AAAsKA DIAMONDS,
.lJet Jewelry,
sOrOide Jewelry,

OHver-pIated Ware, i
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. 457 Pa. ave., bet IL and 9Th SITS.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,, BOSTON, has been
newly fitted and furnished throughout. The
reputation OF the senior partner has been too
wen established long test Of years to eed fur
ther endorsement from us.
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UEST END HOTEL,

NTEST END HOTEL.
w LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY.
will be Opened for the Reception Of Guests on the
Goth June.
This magnincent structure, located at the \ IA
Court End OF this now famous summer VEYAV
resort, has all the advantages Of modern IE:
improvements calculated to make its guests sstised
In every respect.
The personal attention OF Mr. JAMES SYKES
and MI. PETER GARDINER, 90 long known to the
travelling public. will surely guarantee 20 those that
favor them With their patronage all the comfort they
wish for.
For Rooms, &C., apply on the premises or BY letter
addressed to Sykes, GARDNER q CO.,
jeAn West End Hotel, Long Branch N J.
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The RELIGIOUS sKRyIcrs advertise.i for IN.
morrow in connection with the commencement
exercises OF the Columbian College, win be yery
interesting. DIR. Bacon, whose name Is men,
uoned In the advertisement, was eminent as a
teacher OF young men, then OF young ladies, and
lastly OF colored students for the ministry, The
theological department, to be addressed al niobt
u Winnn increased interest in our city.
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APON RINGs,
~ HAMPsHIRz CouNrY,W.yA.


These SPRINGS, celebrated for their Alternative
pfoPerties, are now open for the reception n 4
The Medicinal virtues of the Waters, it's IE:
Cool and lnvigorating Atmosphere. and its acce.sz
biIty to Washington and Baltimore renders IL the
most popular Of all the Virginia springs
Parties from WASHINGTON will take the Orange,
ALEXANDRIA and Manassas Railroad In the morning
and arrive at strasburg at IL O'Clock D. m, where
exceient Jour horse coaches will await the arrival
tne tfalns 70 convey the passengers over beauti-
u road to the Springs 70 Early Tea parties can 20
by Harpers Ferry and Winchester to btrasburg, or
can stop at Winchester and take coaches for the
Terms Of Bosrding:-The price has been greatly
reduced this season, as fnducement for families
ana others TO spend the summer. $50 per month;
A splendid Rand Of Music is engaged both for
Lawn and Ball Room. =.
Daily mails and telegraphie communications pro-
vided for. A regular physician of the highest at
tafnments will be In attendance.
For descriptive pamphlets address the proprietor,
THE CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
LONG BRANCH,
WIN n. o,.n.a ~, a.. ,... NEW JERSEY,YE:Y
This magnificent hotel has over 600 ROOMS.
Piazza fronting the ocean 700 teet long.
For rooms ayply at the Everett House. New York.
w. B. BORROws, Proprietor.
WIN. WILKINSON, Superintendent. jei0 I'm
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA
OPEN MAY 18TH. 1870.
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MIxHD CAsE-LMpdrtial Justic. Fines all "a.
assaulting and insulting Miss Sessn Boyd on the
street on Monday last, (heretofore referred to in
The starr was before Justice WaIter 10
answer the charge yesterday. Miss Boyd vss
present and made her statement, which vas
eorroborated by Mrs. Russell, . lady friend
who was with her at the time. The Accused
asserted that he was not present at the place
named in the charge, and produced witnesses IN
sustain his assertion. Mr.. Norris appeared for
the prosecution, and stated that the attempt on
the part Of defence 10 prove An alibl had failed.
An assault and battery on Mr.. Reens occurred
on the evening of the day on which the alleged
assault was made on Miss Boyd, which grew out
Of this case. Mr.. 1T. Mesick, Alexander Boyd,
and John Mclaughlin appeared before the
nned Reens 81 for the offence to Miss Boyd and
Messrs. Mesick and Boyd ~ each for assauitins
heens. Mclaughlin was fined "a for kicking
Reens while he was down.