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grossly unjust to the people aud
S,ro,,na a state generally orderly. anu
,r,,;.h has suffered more from Haui'
cal and negro outragcs than nom .ne
kpklux proceedings. KIRK ana ms ioio"-
ora, the rniniops Of the unscrupulous hoI-
MY committed more outrages than have
haen committed in the whole southern
States by the white people.
The testimony against SHoTwElL and his
feHow-prisoncrs was all given By unworthy
and unreliable men, we have not doubt.
Yet the accused declined to introduce any
evidence, aud could have only been judged
upon the testimony given in by their ac-
eusers. While we therefore question the
Justice of their trial, we Will say this that
If party Of men were convicted mere III 4
Virginia of such practices as were PROVED
BY the prosecution against these men 10
North Carolina, Virginia jury Woula
have sentenced them to be punished accord
inc to law. And it was with the state trlbu'
nails that these offences should nave oeen
left.
But Judge BOND shows the partisan pur-
poses OF the law In deliberately saying thai
the Republicans Of North Carolina are IN
the hands of bandits, and "thefe ls no Sc
curity for our lives In North Carolina"
Who believes this? We had hoped from
the opinion entertained Of Judge BOND by
some of our leading lawyers that he Would
be incapable Of an injustice like this. NC
: ;udoa of n calm temper, whose mind is judi
cial in its disposition, and whose Judgment
is discriminatory just, would venture Il
SANDER q whole State because OF the out
RACES of dozen men. But the passions 0
par;y will mislead men from whom better
! things might be expected.
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hEApo no sept. e; 1871. {

rs,HE CONSERVATIVE PAkIi or
hiCHM0ND will agsemels In Their s sets .,
ward, Mo DAY EVENING: SspLamnGr II Is C1,N. =.
s,SlfffonN a es,Ied nominate caeaatss for ste
senate and House Of Del. eztes Of TOT
tstspp hv the Ward uperintendenti
Monroe Ward 81 o A,3sI,o Hsl' isobot,N
T.sfsrsnn ward Old Market Half;
CIsy ward Spring PARK C, ker's);
Msrsllal Ward, aprlngfe:d Hall;
Jack son W ard, CiY Hall. o.a.o
acnordieg 20 the plan announced by the state
ConseryatiTe Convention, the three wards hrst
named above will BE entitled -re5pectlveIy 10
taeIye delegates the three last. in like INNER,
W The l Convention thus composed will assemble oh
EIchanee so.eL where they will be joined by the
delegation from Aeprico. ,,, 49,
Ibe fecret aries Of the ward meetings VIII iusns
! aisrt1on. r. JIHN n. q .AIB0REE, supf. :"
ALFRED MOSES Secretary. sc 25-N
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~.p.nruEI op,s HAIR DYE

E-3 BAICuELOIsT II u -
This supers Hair Dye is the best In the World
perfectly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous s
no disappointment; no ridiculous tints or ais.s
oryeabIe odor. The genuine VIM. a. bstcheior >
Hair Dive produces immediately splendid blhcA
or Natural Brown, leaves the hair cisah' ssi',
beautiful does not contain particle Oh lesu -
snv IN ,ur;ous compound Sold by all Druggists,
T Sss ar 1 10 BOND STREET, Ny. Nn-eodiy
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Two to three hundred DRESS PATTERNS, sum-
mer and Fall Poplins, Lawns, Black Alpacas, &c,
upon their back counter, to be sold of st half
value, US their inventory season list September)
approaches. 7. Z. PRICE q CO.,
jy2s llol Main street.
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gpECrAn ROTT0Es.

sTIFA & PERRINg SAUCE, pro.
nonneed BY connoisseurs III 9 ONLY GOOD go u
1timnroves appetite and Digestion, aad is 10 I'M
riYallsd for its flavor. r,..., -
We are directed by Messrs. Lea g feftlns "
prosecute all parties making or venoa1a
t p.ts' JOHN DUNCAN's SONS,
an ,.2M Swsm Agents, New York.
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AZ GENERAL MEETING OF THE
~ ST ,CKH ILUERS OF TIE NEW ME-.
GHASICSVi;dlE TURNp, Rss COmPASY VIII
be held at It's TOLL.H0USE on TIL ING
'A wy - VIM. Il. PLEASAKT3,
o.,o 1aysw secretary.
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STAPLES:
Linens and Linen Sheetings;
Brown and Blesched Cottons;
Cotton SheetInga and Pillow Cottons;
Damasks, Diapers, Towels, sc.
TAT old prices, although advancinR.)
o. Linen Bosom Shirts, Bosoms,
Books, Collars, Gloves,
CHssimeres, &C., for gents and boys.
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1PIMARY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

URINARY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
The duties OF this school will be resumed upon
School rooms south side Of Franklin, between
81 and 18th streets, No. 30e.
Reference for the Drei ent to Mrs. +. 2. HoDson,
corner OF 9Th and Mars hall-Eo. 7l8.
Circulars to be found at all the bookstores In
sentember au 1871, rs ,3o,teodtSe25. tdtOc7
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MILITARY NOTICES.

i, A TTENTION, HOWITZERS! 4
a tend meeting OF your company IN the w
Law Building TO. FIGHT at O'Clock.
BY order Of the Commandant. ,
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Price, FIFTY CENTS. Liberal discounts 10 the
trade. .- ~.
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DUTLAND SELECT SCHOOL.
j. II. TIMBERLAKE, NJ. A.. University of
Virsinia,j Principal.
IBIS Institution will. open on the lst OF October,
end close on the 9Th OF june
TEnMs: s276; payable one-ha'f on the first or
OCTOBER, and the other half February l4.h. Wash
Ing and lights extra --. ..-
Mum her limited to twenty.
For circular, &c., address
- j. 81. TIMBERLAKE, Affects T: o.,
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad;
IA fOclk hanover county, V Ne
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NOW ADY!

ONE OF THE MOST sALEABLE BOOKS OF
THE SEASON.
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THE VISITORS GUIDE TO RICHMOND
AND VICINITY,
Embracing sketch Of the city notices Of all the
principal places of interest and historic note .
directory OF the churches, charitable Institutions
and secret benevolent orders, and much other
valuable information to the citizen or tourist.
The work is enbellished with an engraved title
page, an accurate map, and fine views of tho Cap
itoi, Washington Monument Libby Prison, and
St. Johns Church. n....s.-. -
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Mrs Pellet VIII receive q class OF young ladies
who m ay Cesre TO parsue q systematic course or
study In history 1t will ioclud, the geography
or tie Ancient World and the historical nd po-
litIca Qeograr hy the Middle Ages and OF Modern
Europe, illustrated by maps OF the latest au h1sl-
ties, b &c S-t3dOc
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MFRS. PELLETS SCHOOL FOR
Ifl YOUNG LADItS.-The sess Ion Will coll-
mence the I'd OF October. TIL" pupils OF this
school viii be thoroughly grounded In their p,i-
mary studies, aud led for teacners. For ms,
&C., apply at her residence, l092 Broad street.
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MFRS. ROBINSON HAVING. RETURN
lYI HID to the city will resume her duties as
TEACHER OF VOCAL MUSIC. She can be
found ut her residence, aC9 Main street, from 70
o. clock. l9-2WH-
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~ AUGUST, 1871.

@= AUGUST, 1871.
MORE NEW 4 D. SEASONABLE DKf
GOODS.
T. r. PRICE 6 co. have just cpsned
Brown, Green, Blue, Buff and Pink Cambrics,
for dresses and trimming;
New Lace and Linen Collars and Sleeves;
LADIES' Colored and Black KID Gloves. very best
Black Gro Grain silks. cheap;
Cotton and Lise-T Thread Rose and half H0sei
Ruihiggau Hose and Half Hose, superior;
Co. sets-evcry make and quality.
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL
H OF vIRGlEIA, NEAR ALEXANDRIA.
sessien begins sErTB MRFR 9TH, 1871, and
ends June 2otn 1872 Terms, 1880.
For Catalogue, With full particulars. apply 10
L., n. BLACKBOARD, u. A., Principal:
au 2S-em Lock Box u, ALEXANDRIA, Va.
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A MELIA INSr1TUTE-MALE AND
n FEMALE,-Three terms of IL weeks each.
FIgst term optns OCTObEH I'd 1871 and closes
December 2ad. Board. including was,i ing, ted.
branches taught-rer session OF 0 months, esC3.
Board, etc, slA; higher English ego; Latin and
stIumsnta $50; vocal, private lessons. $40, in
class 40; use of instrument, $40. One third pay
AI Psrsss viii Apply to A. Y. SCOTT Secretary
and Treasurer, Amelia G. g., VS..
REV. W. Il. G1LMORE,
geo lint Principal.
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EprrGATxONAIa.

Mrs. Il. PLEAaANSIs VIII l of gsssi,
Iyl her school ON CsuEcl n ~ tnstnser al. =
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DAVENPORT 4 CO.. over the First National
Bank, Richmond Va, are agents for the sale OF
these bonds in Virginia. Sc 1l-M&ThIw
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NISS KATE CLOPTON'S SCHOOL
wi for young ladies and children. Linden Row.
no. Ios east franklin street: The duties OF this
school Will he resumed on MOkDAT, October
cd, ls7l. The musical dep trtmert viii be under
the care of Mrs. VIM. II. POWERS. For circnlArs
or terms, apply TO MIS-. POW ERS
au s-arn at the school-rooME
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of finally determining the status of the Mo

bile collectorship.
The Internal Revenue Bureau is revising
its regulations regarding the distillatlon of
fruits, &C., but will in no wise alter the
construction lately placed upon the tax.
The efforts of the Maryland and New York
fruit distillers to have the old ruling of the
bureau restored have proved unavailing.
The information received at the Treasury
indicates very favorable fruit distilation
this year. The revised regulations will be
ready In few days.
Letters received at the War Department
state that about one hundred young men
belonging to the different bands of Sioux,
living near the Cheyenne agency, Dacotah,
have lately gone south to fight, they say,
the Pawnees, which is interpreted to mean
steal horses from the whites. Abou" forty
have gone north to "tight the Rees," an
other way, no doubt. of putting the same
idea. Col. Grierson writes from Fort Sill,
Indian Territory, that nearly all the bands
of that agency have been very successful IN
hunting, and obtained large number OF
robes, which they sold to the traders and
people. Very few depredations have been
committed in Texas or elsewhere in his de-
partment, he says, exaggerated reports TO
the contrary notwithstanding.
BowEN's FOURTH OF JULY.
The pardon for eX-Congressman Bowen,
the convicted bigamlSt, mas not YET reacneu
here, and the opinion was expressed at the
Department to-day that the President had
at the last moment decided that be would
not pardon Bowen. 1t was expected by
Bowen that the pardon would have reached
him Yesterday, and enable him to celebrate
the 4th OF July elsewhere than in the Jail
yard. But after waiting until the II O clock
mails had been received and opened at the
State Department, and receiving no docu-
ment emitting him to resume his liberty,
he gave it up, and, in company with Mrs.
Pettigru-King Bowen, he went to work
peach tree in the south front of the Jail en-
closure, where, with few friends, Mir. and
Mrs. Bowen managed to get through the
long day with tolerable comfort, iced drinks
being the principal solace to the weary
hours Washington Correspondence BoHt-
more Sun.
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POLICE CoURT, THuRsDAY-Justce J. J
White presiding. following cases wer

POLICE CouEr, THuasDAY-JusRce J. J.
White presiding.- The following cases were
disposed of:
George Douglass, charged with assault
ing and beating Leslie Mines. Fined 80.
Elizabeth Jackson (colored). charged with
retaining possession uniawfully Of several
papers OF value, and one new cooking.stsv
and utensils, the property OF Richard jack
son. Discharged.
Richard Jackson (colored), charged with
assaulting, abusing, and beating Elizabeth
Jackson. Security required for his good
behavior. 40
Henry Logan (colored), charged with OBJ
tanning 81 from Eliza j. Harris under false
pretences. Sent to jail for thirty days.
Thomas Riggs (coloredl, charged with
abusing Mary White, and Mary White,
charged with abusing Thos. Riggs. Riggs
was fined S5, and Mary was put under
bonds to keep the peace.
Henry Roane (colored). charged with be-
ing luuatic. Discharged.
Elizabeth Mccarthy, charged with keep
Ing an ill-governed and disorderly house.
Discharged.
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Manchester Items.

SERVICES To-N1sHr.-The Rev. DR.. Hoge
will preach tonight at the Masonic Hall.
Services commencing at 8:15. The public
are cordially invited to attend.
SAD ACCIDENTAL little son OF Mr. AtkIn-
son, who was just recovering from broken
LEG, fell with his crutches on yesterday and
broke the same leg, which was getting on
finely. This boy was kicked by horse on
the day the cornerstone Of the free bridge
was laid.
LAFAYETTE D1v1sIoN.-This division OF
Sons of Temperance will be revived on Sat-
urday night at Odd Fellows Hall. It starts,
we understand, under very favorable aus
pices. t.as
Took TIE PRIzEs.-Miss Alice Thomas
and Master Eddie Chiles have received The
prizes offered by the Baptist Sabbath school
TO the scholars disposing OF the largest NUM-
ber OF tickets for Or. Samson's lectures.
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POLICE STATISTICS FOR THE PAST YEAR.
During the year ending June 80, 1871, the
following business was transacted in the
Police Court by Justice White:
There were 3,209 criminal charges and
1, ,4O2 charges of ordinance violations dis
posed of.
Four thousand six hundred and fifty-one
dollars and tilty-siX cents, from fines i'm
posed, have been collected and paid into
The city treasury.
The police have arrested during the year
large number of persons not included in
the above, the charges against them having
been withdrawn before coming into court.
Three thousand one hundred and twenty
civil warrants were tried and disposed Of.
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INTEaCEssIoN FOR CAPTURED CUBAN
GENERAL-NeU York, July 5.-Seyeral we'll
known citizens OF New York and Phlladel-
phia are using their best efforts to save the
fife of General Frederici CaYada, the Cuban
general captured on the Sd inst. by Span
ant. colonel of the Hath regiment Of Penn
sylyania volunteers, and was breveted brig
adier-general. Prominent gentlemen have
gone to Long Branch to request President
Grant to direct Secretary Fish TO intereede
foS Cayada,
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ANOTHER FRUIT OF THE LATE PR1z

ANOTHER FRUIT OF THE LATE PRIZE
FIGHT.-In the County Court yesterday
Robert II. Allen, an eN-masistrato of this
city, was tried and convicted of aiding and
abetting the recent prize-fght between
Kersey and White, and sentenced to pay a
tine OF $500 and costs. The amount OF the
last. named item is about $40.
Charley Doherty having been surrendered
by his bondsman, and being unable to re-
new his bail, has been remanded to Jail to
await his trial.
Verify, it is going hard with these pugil-
lists. But those guilty will get no more than
their deserts. The law-abiding public will
thank the Dispatch for insisting that Vir-
ginia shall not be made the scene OF such
disgraceful affairs.
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FATAL Academia Man and Mule
-Droe7ne d.-Yesterday, while workmen
near Harrison's Landing, mule, cart. and
driver were backed overheard, and, before
assistance could be rendered, the driver "a
negro, whose name has not transpired) and
mule were drowned. The team, we learn,
belonged to MIR. Andrew Johnston, of this
ait
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QUANTITY VS.. QUALITY.-Dooley's Yeast Pow-
der ftaIds pre-eminent in market as being The
only baking powder that Is free from Injurious
substances. Not only this. but each package con-
tains the full gu ,ntty represented, while the quail
i.y is fer superior to all others. DoOey's Yeast
Powder viii produce from twenty five to fifty per
cent more good bread, rolls, biscuite pastry, &C.,
than these OF other manufacture, while 1t is al
WAYS convenient have In the house, and Is rela-
BILE and economical. Ii you have not tried 1t, ask
for Il at your grocer's, and take no other.
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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF DEATHS IN

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF DEATHS IN
THE WHITE AND CoLoRED RACEs.-A
Washington correspondent of the New
York World recently made some very inter-
esting statements deduced from the NOR
tuary returns Of this city. He argued that
they show q wonderful decadence in the
numbers of the black race. A member: of
the Board of Health, Richmond, furnishes
US with some facts and figures bearing upon
the same subject which are worthy Of no.
tice.
1t appears by the mortuary tables for the
past five months that the total number of
deaths is 610, of which 239 were white and
371 colOred, an excess of 132 blacks, al
though the whites have the larger popula-
tion. According to the ratio of the popu-
lation, 334 of these 6l0 deaths should be
white, and only 276 colored. 1t thus aD-
pears that the col0red proportion of deaths
Is 95, or 81 per cent. more than their proper
share. Besides these deaths there were 43
stubborn, of which 81 were negroes. II the
truth were known, or could be arrived at,
it would doubtless be found that not few
of these would fall under the head Of infan-
ticide.
Considering these deaths by ages, it ap-
pears that under five years there were SO
whites and 1913 colored; from to 20 years
of age, 16 whites and 81 colored, and from
20 to 40 years, 36 whites and 4S colored.
These figures show that the lack of atten-
tion to children, which was enforced under
the old regime, or somehow or other grew
out Of it, is producing the results which
might naturally be expected, and that the
children born to the freedmen have not the
stamina of those which were born in con-
dit1on of slavery.
BY referring to tubercular diseases, con-
sumption, &c, it appears that there were
go colored deaths to 80 whiteS-a fact which
may throw some light upon the lives led by
this class of the population under the influ-
ence of Radical preachers, schoolmarms,
and the bureau agents.
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NEW M1N1sTER-The Hebrew Congrega-
rion Keneseth Israel have secured the pas
toral services of the Rev. DR.. w. Berg, late
of Memphis, Tenn. The new minister will
preach at the Synagogue Of this congrega-
tion this evening at half-past + O'Clock.
Rev. DR.. Bethlehem will deliver the inau-
s1lral ser.aon In the German language.
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A FouRTH-oF.JULY HOMICIDE Buffalo,
N. r, July 5.-Jno.W Daverick, treasurer
of the Wadsworth Iron Work, and during
the war heutenant-colonel Of the 21st New
York regiment, while walking in the street
with his wife, last evening, was accidentiy
shot and killed by Mr. Emory, sexton oi
the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs.
Dayerick became deranged by the sudden
shock. Emory had been firing pistol on
the street the entire day.
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A CASE OF ASSAULT DEcrDED.-Before
Judge Guigon yesterday William Wright,
charged with assaulting Joseph Hulcher
with spade at Talbot's foundry on the Sd
of June, was found guilty, and sentenced
to ten days Imprisonment and fne OF hVe
dollars.
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BADLY HURT.-A colored man, named
Oven johnson, met with serious accident
at, the threshnig floor Of MIR. James Lyons.
on the Brooke turnpike, near the tollgate,
yesterday morning. He was driving, when
his foot caught in the gearing of the horse.
power and was badly mashed. DIR. A. j
Terril being called to see the sufferer, found
it necessary to amputate part of the
crushed foot.
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CoNvIcTs REcEIvED.-The following con-
victs were received at the penitentiary yes
terday: jackson Norvell (colored), from
Augusta county, for voluntary manslaugh-
ter, three years; Albert Holmes (colored),
from Orange county for Voluntary dSnr7asy man
(whlte), from Greensville county, for house
breaking and larceny, seventeen years.
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BANK orpIoEa APPoINTED.-Mr. James
r. Slade, runner OF the First National
Rank of Richmond, having given up his
place preparatory TO going to Texas, MIR:
Ehas. Herbert Brooke has been appointed
To succeed him.
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JAMES RIVER IMpBoyEMENT.-TheC Com
nittee on the James River Improvement
being an elective one, Mr.. Stokes presented
the names of the following gentlemen, who
were chosen by the Council: Messrs.
Isaacs, Wynne, Anderson, Allen, and Hig-
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KIrE-FLYIsG.-Tbe father of q youngster
arrested for flying kite in the street was
on Yesterday fined $3.50 by the Police JUS
tice, The police are determined to arrest
all boys found violating the city ordinance
i'm This respect. *
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A New COUNCIL OF FRIENDS OF TEMPER
AScE.-Application has Deen made to the
proper officers for charter for new Coun-
ell of the Friends of Temperance. Ii IS
expected that this Council Will be lnsti,
t11ted about the middle Of next week, and
will meet in some ball near the Old Market.
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JOB PRISTING.-We call the attention OF mer.
chants, clerks Of courts, sheri1s, lawyers. rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, and
sl others having orders for printing, to the fsci-
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB-
LIsHmENr for the prompt and faithful execution
OF all kinds OF job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards, Bill-Heads, Letter-Hsads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets
Tags, Haud-Bills Catalogues, Bills OF Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
eularzuteed. r#,s.- s4#r.s E.4gs tr+@ st.5
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AUCTION sALKs THzKs DAY.

9RUBBS & WILLIAMS Will sell at 81 p. n. a
residence on the west side OF 9th street, be-
tween Cary and Canal streets.
COOK s. LAUGHTON will sell at their suction
rooms at 10 A. II. household furniture, eegins-
machines, &c.
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FELL FROM A TREY yesterday morning,
about II o'clock, George Pettis, a son Of
MIR. Robert L. Pettis, Of Oregon Hill, at
tempted to get his kite from tree in which
it had become entanSled. He climbed up
balance and fell heavily to the ground. His
back was badly strained, and his hip
knocked out of joint, besides being injured
internally. DR.. NJ. L. James was called in,
and at o'clock last night he was better.
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ExcURsIoN.-The Sunday school connected
with the broad.stIeet Methodist Church Will have
a picnic excursion Monday next, July 10th. They
proposc to 60 10 Shirley in the steamer Palisade,
under that prince OF captains, Nelson.
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A NU1sANcE.-There are many COM
plants of the annoy ance caused by nurses,
who form long professions of baby car
riages on the sidewalks and in the markets.
Cannot this nuisance be abated> by the
police2
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FUNDING TIE STATE DEBT.-The amount
of State bonds funded at the Treasurers
office on the 5tt instant was SIS, S,632.25; on
the 9th yesterday, sl5l. 1869. AN extra
force of clerks has been employed, and the
work is going smoothly on.