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MONEY MONEY MONEY =

MONEY MONEY MONEY
Advanced on liberal terms. Watches, Diamonds
Jewelry and Sverware taken, and all collateral
security.
We guarantee our rates of interest low those
of any other loan institution in the city All parties
in want of READY CASH will do well to call at las
Common street. jel6 I'm
CAROLINA CLAY PEAS-lOOO sacks CARO-
~ lima CLAY PEAS. for sale in lots to suit puI-
cbasers, by JOHN B. LATTE CO..
jel4 Wv ls7 Glavier street.
DE- J. R. WALKER
DENTAL SURGEON,
Office corner Coliseum and Napoleon Avenue.
my9 If .
N. H. APPLICABLE
Successor to
MCINTYRE 4 APPLICABLE,
AND DEALERS IN
COOKING RANGES and BOILERS,
BATH TUBS, WATER CLOSETS,
WASHSTANDS. KITCHEN SINKS,
LIFE and FORCE PUMPS, ALE PUMPS,
Sheet Lead and Lead Pipes, Brass and Pla.ed
Cocks Of all Patterns,
lag Peydrn street.
New Orleans.
N. B-Agents for Colwelrs, Shaw Wizards
Patent Tn-Lined Pipe.
Hydrants Putrp, Extenils and Re, aired. my3
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FU Rent.

tNOR RENT. FURNISHED-A DELIGHTFUL
! and commodous family residence No 1862 Jack
street, convenient to churches schools market
AID three lines of city cars; containing double p,1o.~
halls, pantry, store room fine bedrooms. bathroom
wood and wash sheds, gas and fixtures handsomely
and fully furnished. For particulars apply to
ie2l Iw DAVIS a FRERET, 30 Camp street
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Wants..
Rooms and Board.


DOARD-PARTIES IN WANT OF PLEASANT
- and cheap summer hoard obtain it by apply
lac at No 1863 St Charles ST eet, next door the Ex-
position Building large yard in front and convent
emily located for business. je2l At
FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH OR WITHOUT
board central locality. No. 200 GIavier street near
Baronne, on moderate terms. to suit times apps If
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
l. board. in Il central location. convenient to tie
business portion of the city, Inquire at No So
Bhronne street. Terms moderate. ny24 I'm
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Below-At Quarantine.
BelOw-('OupinR

Brig J L Bowen Hall, days from Havana to ma'
ter
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STEAMBOATS,

Marie. Bassett, from Pilot Town
Empire, Canton, from Lower Coast
Cherokee Wolfe, from Cincinnati
Frank Pargoud White, from Argyle
Bastrop, Blanks, from Ouachita City
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Rssenkerr

Passengers.
Per steamship City Of Dallas, Capt. Hines for
New York:
Albert Stanhope, j. j. Wemer. John BrinkInan, j.
O. MAYHEM. j. Foute. Hugh Sheridan, j. =. o BIien,
wife three children and servant, Mrs. Brien Geo
II. Latham, Mrs. 4. Vogel and ten in the steerage
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",
Presses and platform. Apply to TERRELL PRESS
je9
LNOR RENT-THE GROUND FLOOR OF NO
Il l35 Gravier street. between st. Charles and
q mp. Terms moderate to good tenant Apply to
BUCkNER & CO., 1877 Gravier street les
ENOR RENT GENTLEMEN WHO DESIRE
L airy and cheap for the summer months
would do well to call on JOHN BOIS Furniture
Dealer, No 29 Camp street. They will find every
accommodation desirable, he has rented the build
lngs Nos l32 and l54 Camp street. my3l I'm
VNO RENT THAT LARGE FOUR STORY
Store, No. 35 Magazine street running through
TO Bank Place, 2O feet The building is in good order
and well adapted for the dry goods hardware bust
Also, that large four story store No 50 Carondelet
street well calculated for cotton factors offices or
any other kind of business
Also, those two four story stores Nos l19 and 12l
Magazine street with large back warehouses; well
suited for large Western produce or wholesale gro
Gerry business. The two stores be rented seDar.
ately or together
AlsO several fine offices in Commercial Place
The above buildings in first rate order and will
be rented on exceedingly favorable terms to good
tenants. For information apply to
my29 I'm II. s. BUCKNER No. 1877 Gravier st
Two RENTAL 502 DRYADES STREET. ONE
of the most convenient and neat cottage houses in
the city. 1t contains five rooms with a good ward
elsteIn, etc. House just cleaned and painted. Cars
pass the door, near good market and the shady
side of the street Rent sl5 per month myl5'
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BLANkSS LINE OF ACHITA.PACKETS.
~ FOR CAMDEN TRENTON MON
roe and all way landings Ouachita and
A Black Rivers The very light -draught
+. A. Blanks master, J. Holmes and w. Gus clks.
Will leave THURSDAY June % at 5 p. NJ.
Willie.
j. W. Blanks, MASTER +. Il. Trinidad and Entriken
clerks.
Will leave EVERY SATURDAY at 5P. NJ
connecting with steamers Ora for Bayou Bartholc-
new, Goose for Little River Tensas and Bayou No
con- Bertha Bruner for D'ArlNnne, Ann S. for Beuf
River and Stafords little packet for Bayou Louis.
BRITTON EPPLER,
je2l lm W. Il. CLARKE Agents
REGULAR CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves Oh WEDNESDAY,, June "a 5 p. NJ.
For Cincinnati, Louisville, Evnms-
l&a1kakI Evansville, ShawneetOwn Padncah, Cairo
~@~s Memphis and all intermediate points
The passenger steamer
Cha rles BOdma mn,
Having on board splendid string band.
Plan of cabin to he and State-rOOms secured at
the office of Sinnott g. Adams.
o. r. Shinkle, master. Frank Stein, clerk,
will leave above For freight or passage apply OF
board, or to
SINNOI & ADAMS II Commercial Ploce.
je:s2 c. Il. WAYNE log GITvier street.
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Npeci0I Notices.

The Conservative voters Of this ward opposed t.
Radicasm, are requested to meet, Saturday, 9th
inst, at y o'clock p. NJ, at 1873 and l35 Rampant
street, near Toulouse, III order to organize fol
the next Electoral Campaign. Come all !; BE-
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FOR VICKSBCRG.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5 T. H.
FOR VICKSBURG, PALMYRA.
Lake, Grand Gulf St Joseph Rodney
- Waterproof Natchez. Fort Adams Red
River Hogs Point Tunica Bayou Sara, Port Hud-
son, Baton Rouge Paquemine, Donaldsonville and
all intermediate landings the splendid passenger
steamer
Gov. Allen,
D. w. Benson master, H. A. Owen clerk
Will leave az above connecting at Vicksburg with the
steamer Lucy kElRN for Yazo0 and TaAahatche
and LIZZIE for Sunfower River
For freight or passage apply On board or to
JOHN JANNEY, Agent III Common st
-my2u HITE 4 CAKLINss Tchoupitoulas st.
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BelOw-('Oming Up.
Ship Caledonia Potter, 81 days from Havre, in bal
last, to master
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vICKsBURG AND THE BENDS.

VICkSBUR(: AND THE BENDS.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
FOR GREENVILLE VICKSBURG AND THE
BENDS.
Leaves every THU RSDAY at O'Clock p NJ
NJ FOR GREENVILLE VICKSBURG
A6{:.ssf1k8 Natchez and way landings-The fine
and fast passenger packet
Frank ParxOud,
- NJ W hte. master, C. Holmes clerk
VIII leave as above, carrying the United States mail
and connecting at Vicksburs with the steamer
EMMA for all points Yazoo and Tallabatchie
rivers and steamers of the Anchor Line for the
mouth of White and Arkansas rivers Memphis
Cairo and st. Louis.
j. JASNEY, 1T Common street
HITE CARLIN,
4TchoupitOulas street,
JED Agents
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Importers Bonded Warehouse Company,
New Orleans, June % le14-An election of five 90
directors to for the ensuing year will be held
the office OF the company on MONDAY, July 6, 1874,
between IL NJ and 2 clock 7. NJ
jel5 30 Tvs PHILIP GIESEO\ Soc
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AIcALLISTER HOUSE. s.
Corner Carondeet and Julia streets.
New Orleans,
Has the coolest rooms to be found in the CITY
and will be rented with or without board during
the summer months, very low
aJ26 TuThSu If
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Rally! Rally::! All White Voters Of the
Seventh Ward are invited to attend a meeting. for
the purpose of organizing "A Democratic Club for Il
coming campaign Said meeting to take place on
Thu RSDAY EVENING. at half-past o'clock at
Marques Coffee House opposite the Dunaine street
ie23 2t
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ITNO RENT-FROM FIRST SEPTEMBER NEXT
L the large COTTON YARD AND SHED corner
St. Thomas and OLange streets, with the Pickery
Presses and platform. Apply to TERRELL PRESS
je9
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North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills of a'ing given all stations on this
road for freight shipped pet steamers Katie Par
goud and Gov. Allen. J.JANNEY, A gent
JED II. Common street.
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CAROLINA CLAY PEAS-1OOO sacks CARO-
~ lima CLAY PEAS, for sale in lots to suit puI-
cbasers by JOHN B. LAFITTE Co,
jel3 wv lS1 (,Iayier street,
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NOfice-A. +. Hickman will continue the
same business Wholesale Grocer at the old stand
NJ" 30 old Levee CDecatur) street. where he will
receive orders from his friends and promptly attend
to the same e3 I'm
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CATTLE MARKET REPORT.

New ORLEANS, June %, 1874.
Arrived YESTERDAY. Sold. Stock
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Office Of New Orleans City Railroad Conn
paliy. No. l24 Canal street New Orleans June 90
ls74-At a meeting OF the Board of Directors held
on the 10th inst, Dividend of Four Dollars per
Share was declared payable to the stockholders on
and after July |. 1874 G. C. LEWIS.
ie 81 thy Secretary
DR.. W q. Austin, residence and Office $50
ST Charles, near First street. Office hours from to
= a. NJ, and from half-past s to halfpast I F. NJ
SLATE at Geo. A. Fosdck & Co.'S No. 80 Carondelet
street Orders left there promptly attended to.
iel1 If
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ARREST OF FuerrIvs FROM Jusr,cs-

ARREST OF FuGrTIvE FROM JUsrIcg.-
some time ago an attempt was made to
throw one of the Virginia and Tennessee
trains from the track, and man By the name
OF Henry Smith was accused of the crime.
lie succeeded, however, in eluding the off.
GERS of the law until yesterday. when he
was arrested by one of the police force of
shis city on one of the trains on the Danyille
road. bound for Richmond.
The sheriff Of Halifax was on his way to
Richmond with convicts for the penitenti-
ary, and saw the accused on the cars. He
had had capias for him, but at the time did
not have it with him. The officer, knowing
that he could not arrest him, inquired Of the
conductor whether the Legislature had not
invested such railroad employees with the
powers of justice Of the peace
Being informed that such was not the
case, the sheriff was about to, or did, tele.
graph to tue Chief of Police here to look out
for Smith when the cars arrived, as he was a
fugitive from justice from Smyth county. A
short distance nearer Richmond, however,
one of the city police force got on the cars,
and being informed of the matter took Henry
Smith alias Henry Wamack into custody.
On arriving here he was locked up i'll the
First station-house.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

CIVIL RIGHTs.-For some weeks past the
white youngsters of Manchester have been
bathing at an old wharf just above the fish
ing shore on the Manchester side of the
rivera spot that thirty or forty batbers
would fill. Monday afternoon some twenty
negro men, evidently bent on mischief and
row, came down there. A gentleman who
happened to be present politely asked them
10 go below the wharf, where there was
piehty OF room, and bathe there, but
tney sald no; they would bathe among
GDe Whlte boys" the river was free to ALL"
Inc White boys Immediately withdrew and
commenced TO dress, when the negroes did
the same, though they had been in but few
minutes. The negroes then moved ND and
waited at the mills: vowing they could 6 clean
out the pale.faced s-s," ETC. Two or three
young men OF Manchester, hearing these re.
Fmarks, attacked them and knocked down
several.
Yesterday afternoon, rs usual, The Man.
chester youngsters went to bathe at the old
wharf, and presently down came a band OF
negroes, headed by fellow of most vii
lainous visage, named Jim Worsham, with
large sledee-Dammer in his hand. They We're
all intent on fray, and they would have
had their wishes gratied by the Manchester
boys to their hearts content but for the
Manchester police, who came behind them,
and said they were sent there by the Mayor
to forbid any ones bathing there, which
broke up the bathing and anticipations of a
serious row.
COUNTY CoURT-In this court, in addition
to the large amount Of civil business trans
acted, George Williams (coored) found
guilty of felonious assault on George
BIankeuship, in Manchester township, was
fined $3.50.
Ann Glenn (colored), found guilty of as
sault on DR.. j. II. Winiree, was fined S75.
Both parties to stand committed until fine
and costs are paid.
PERsoSAL.-Rev. William A. Campbell has
returned from the General Assembly at
Columbus, Miss.
Rev. j. +. Deans, former pastor Of the
Baptist church, has been in the city for sev.
eral days, and preached at the Baptist church
Sunday.
Isacc C. Roberts, Esq. Pompey) leaves
this morning to make his permanent home
in Lynchburg.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-MessrS. Moody &
Royal report the following sales: 81 feet on
Hull street near Second. estate OF the late w.
B. West, to Or. l.. r. ChiIes, S15 per foot;
80 feet on Decatur street near Fifth, same
estate, to same; also, 100 acres of the estate
of the late n. III. Cogbii, near Old Court
house, to NJ. c. Reymon for S. per acre.
Fl. q. Archer, Esq, has sold IS feet to
William G.. Mayo, on Eighth street near
Stockton. Mr.. Mayo intends to buiid imme-
diately.
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LOST. sTRAYED, DC.

OsT. between ST. JI;nes' church snd
4 ] Fourth and Franklin streets, Sunday aft--
moan a GOLD BhACELET. The huier VIII bs
suitably rewardet by leaving 1t at the DtSpGtcI
!. ! !. I u S-o-
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SCHOOL TRUSTEss.-The following school
trustees have been appointed by the State
Board of Education:
Alexandria city Snowden district, E. F.
Wilmer rice William e. Carne, resigned.
Bland county: Rocky Gap district, George
". Brown uice j. Nj. Brown, deceased.
Charlotte county: Roanoke district, Rev.
A. B. Darlington (r6appointed).
Giles county: Newport district, c. l..
Peck rice George W. Hines appointed coun.
ty superintendent.
Gloucester county : Abingdon district, NJ.
J. Mussen Uice L. n. Davies; resigned.
Nelson county: Greenfield district, DR..
William L. Williamson rtce Rev. =. VI.
WALES, resigned.
Patrick county Mayo district, G. H. Ash
worth CrtapDointed.
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DEAD BODY FoUED.-The dead body of a
negro man, apparently about twenty-five
years of age, was found floating in:the basin
ut an early hour Yesterday morning. The
body was naked, and it is supposed that the
negro belonged to one of the canal boats ;
that be left his clothes on board, and was
drowned while bathing. The name of
the negro could not be ascertained. There
was string tied around his neck, but there
were no marks Of violence upon the body.
The remains were removed to the city
morgue to await Identification. The Coroner
was notified, but, under the circumstances,
deemed an inquest unnecessary.
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COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.

MASONIC ELEcTIoN.-The following Off
GERS have been elected by Loge Francaise,
No. 53, for the ensuing year: Nupthala Eze-
kiel, master; Edgar D. Taylor, senior war
den: Robert Carruthcrs, junior warden ;
julius Straus, treasurer; PeterticId Trent,
secretary. The following officers were ap-
pointed by the master.elect: Goodman Da-
Wis, senior deacon; John NJ. Garrard, junior
deacon; Moses S. Block, David Rosendorf,
stewards; Rev. J. NJ. NIichelbacher, j..
Wechsler, j. Z. Edwards, J. a. Chamblss,
G. y. Yander<ice, chaplains; Thomas An
gel, tiler. The following trustees for invest
ment of Lodge funds were reelected: DR..
Peterfeld Trent, w. C. Darlington, aad Ro-
bert Leckey. julius Straus was elected
trustee of Masonic Hail.
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More about Cas- and Dogs.

...... JUNE S. 1874.
Editors Of the Dispatch: 4 correspondent
in yolr issue Of this morning complains of
The cat nuisance, and inquiries what can be
done 10 abate it. lie also asks IL it would
not bc well 10 pass ar ordinance restricting
each family to one dog and one cat. 10 the
deg will submit, as he generally stays upon
his own premises but from the thievlng,
lnewing, marauding family Of cats pray to
be relieved. ] have been annoyed so long
that speak almost rs one without hope.
Allowing each household only one cat can
not cure the evil-it will not prevent the as.
scmbiiug OF the regiment that nightly and
even daily rcConn0itrc around my lot, wal
lowing over my tlower-beds, herbs, &c.
throwing down my bird-cage in the attempt
to get tLe bird, and seeking what they may
dcvour generally. Some folks may take al
this phitosophically-aye meekly; but
can't stand it any longer. | have been fol
months past threatening all sorts of ven
geance. and now, with patience worn out,
have concluded to either poison or trap them
7 hate the sight Of them. knocked one of
fence the other night with my umbrella
through hatred of the breed.
This annoyance is one which has tried the
patieuce more or less of every household, anC
an effective remedy would be gladly ac
cepted.
is oyerbalanced by its irrepreSsIble klepto
mania. and my experience is that ten cents
worth of poison will do away with more rats
and mice in twenty-loug hours than cal
will catch in as many Epnths.
Let us have an ordfhance giving twenty
five or fitty cents for every cat, dead or alive
brought up to the captains office, and ri r,
warrant that the cat ranks will De pretty
well thiuned out. People would go into the
bnsiness-6rst-rate opportunity for The un'
employed. ,a - ,or,d n
Another means of relief could De iounu 10
. snSnension of the ordinance prohibiting
sbootiny within the corporate limits SO far as
the killing of cat is concerned.
Where there is no law for case we inuss
come down to first principles-sell- preseF'a
tion, etc. W ~
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CHANCERY Court OF RICHMoSD.-Thc fol-
lowing cases were disposed of yesterday:
Jones's executors Us. Jones, &C.: Decree
confirming report of executors as to invest
ments heretofore authorized in this cause.
Fisher, trustee, Us. Morton, &C.: Decree
confirming report of commissioner as to in
vestment heretofore ordered in this cause.
Gallego Mills Manufacturing Company us.
Walton, &c. Decree referring cause to a
commissioner for inquiry and account.
Mcclure rs. Dickinson, &C.: Order giving
plaintiff leave to amend his bill, &C., and
cause remanded to the rules.
Nash, trustee, Us. Montague, &C.: Order
authorizing Mrs. Lydia NJ. Nash to check
for interest 10 June l, 1874, accrued OF fund
under control of court.
Wilson and wife Is. HilPs administrator,
Sc: Decree confirming sales and making
distribution Of the fund on hand.
Tenser's guardian Us. Tenser. &C.: Decree
confirming report of commissioner and rati.
fying sale of the property therein reported
HaSkins, &C., Us. Hancock, &c. Decree
confirming report of commissioners anC
making partial distribution of the fund.
Strother, administrator, cs. Strother, DC
Decree confirming report Of commissioner
and directing sale of the property in th'
bill and proceedings mentioned.
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Tue REArHEK.-Th weather yesterday
was very warm indeed. On Monday the eE
feet Of the heat was such that u large num-
Der of the hands at work upon the saew re-
servoir were compelled to suspend opera
tions. At s O'clock yesteEaay morning the
mercury steod at 50 degrees, at 3 +. NJ. 81
degrees. ana at 6 Z. M at 80 degrees. Hang
Ing in cur frent door, under the awning, the
mercury reached 100 deg-aas at z. NJ. At
the same hour au accurate standard thermo-
meier was put up in the coneaer's office, on
Broad street, when the mercury ran up to 93
degrees. In the Chancery Court, about the
same i.our. it was 50 degrees; and at the
,ruck-hunse, on Broad street, which ls geSe-
rally cool place, it was 100 degrees.
In our compoang.room at t Z. NJ. ths
mercury indicated so degrees.
Monday was the hottest day IN June Tor
four years. DR.. Peprod, signal observer,
SAYS the highest temperature recorded IN the
month of June in four years was leIl, u
degrees; 1879, "a degrees; 1873, 50 degrees
1874, Sc degrees. Monday the temperature
was within ore-half degree as high us any
day in the summer of 1873, and within one
degree as bigh as in 1872.
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ADJOURNMENT FOR THE SuMMER.--The sup
per given by the Richmond Amateur Lite
rary Association on Monday night was in all
respects pleasant affair, and was enjoyed by
the large crowd in attendance. The follow
ing toasts, out Of quite a large number, were
offered and responded to appropriately :
"Our Society,"" responded to by Mr.. Leslie
shelton; "Our Heroes Dead and Our Heroes
Living" responded to by Mr.. A. l.. Owens ;
Richmond" responded to by Mr.. NJ. Bates !;
"Virginia," responded to by MIR. NJ. l..
Spotswood; !; Valedictory," responded to by
n. McCool.
At late hour the Association adjourned,
with many pleasant recollections OF the en-
tertainment.
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RICHMOND CoLLEGE.-Thc final celebration
of the Philologian Society Of Richmond
College will take place on Tuesday evening,
June 23. Salutatorian, Ii. L. SchmeIz, Hamp-
ton, Va. Orators: w. NJ. Turpin, Va; K.
L. Hanks, Alabama. Veledictorian, r. 81.
RawlS, Nansemond county, Va. Marshals :
j. II. Garnctt, Missouri =; James Caskie. Vir-
ginia; Hugh c. Smith, Virginia; W. II.
Jones, Virginia; w. +. Harris, Virginia j.
W. Snyder, Virginia; B. w. n. Simms, Vir-
sinia; NJ. +. Sanford, Virginia; w. L. JEFF
fries, Virginia; H. a. Tupper, Jr., Virgi-
MIA; Samuel W. Price, Virginia; O. P. Will
lingham, Georgia.
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THE LATE ELECTIoN.-At L meeting of the
City Council. held on Monday afternoon,
Mir. Hall, from the Committee on Elections.
presented the following resolution; which
was agreed to
RcSolued, That the Auditor be directed to
pay one registrar and two clerks for each
precinct s. per day for seven days, and two
judges for each precinct s. perslay for two
days, and Board Of Commissioners s. per
day for two days also, house rent and other
expenses, such as the city usually pays, after
the Committee on Elections shall approve
the same
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MILLENER 7.
GUNNER STYLES.

SUMNER STYLES @Anss
Just received a new lot Of LEGHORN YNSN6
HATS and BONNETS, RUSTIC HATS. both pal
metto ami chip. Also, all The new styles Of Nor
maudy Bonnc:s for ladies and children; Scalft,
Ties, trimmed and untrimmed English Straws !;
Vciling: such as beaded, net, Brussels, Spanish,
Dotted and everything Few In the line of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
Please call aud convince yourselves. These goods
having been bought for cash will De sold with very
small profit Call carly ut
MADAME DEhIELMAN'S.
Country merchants and milliners, aud all who
wish to make their own bOnnets. can be supplied
here with all necessary materials. je9