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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-21

DEATHS.

Died Of congcsive chill, April 10Th. ut the resi-
acncc OF her husha nd. Mr. Robert MrCurdy. IN
Charles City county. Mrs. FANNIE W. MCCUR-
.DY: ngcd fftv-two.
She leaves a devoted husband and five children 10
mourn their loss.
, Louisville lKy.) papers please copy.
Died. in this city. Saturday afttr noon. orb In
slant, SAMUEL II. PRICE. In the siX1y-third year
of his age.
His funeral will take place from the Graee-Street
Presbyterian church ut AZ O'Clock THIS iMondIyI
AFTERNOON.
Died. Mt his l;tle residence. No. COZ west CLAY
street, M 9 O'Clock Saturday afternoon. April g.
1879. Mr.. SAMUEL A. FALKLAND, In the forty
seventh year Of his age
His funeral takes place from Clay. street Methodist
church al 4 O'Clock SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
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, The discounted Malone party have now
started the cry that the bottom is knocked
out of tue new compromise bill for the sell
Element OF the State debt. Indeed, they
say that it never had any bottom from the
first. This is evidently an aftcrthonSht.
and the wish is father to the thought. II
what they. now say be true, how absurd
their desperate opposition to the measure
while it was pending in the Legs-
lature! How hypocritical their won
derful arrays OF figures to show that
its operation would be oppressive TO
the people! How could it operate at all;
oppreSsively or otherwiSc-if it had no bot
tom? Why did they tilibuster, and even
profane the Sabbath, to defeat such a
bill? Why did they force upon the
people by useless opposition the expense
OF an extra session.! Actions speak
louder than words, and their actions as
well as words show that they thought
the bill had very solid bottom rs long
as il was before the Legislature. Their
prr>cnC CIV Is the sheer desperation OF
defeat. The debt settled, as they fear that
twill be by the operation OF the bin, they
know that their occupation is gone. As Il
drowning man catches at StraWs, their Inst
! desperate appeal is to the coupon bundhold-
! er, whom they have been wont to Genounce
! as the Z" bioatea bondholder and mercilcSs
"Shylock," to save them from destruction
| How? By holding on to bis old contract for 6
! per cent. and refusing to accept the new con-
| tract for3, 4. and . per cent. This is The
anomalous position OF the men who pre-
tended to be the especial champions and
friends OF the pcople-whom they promised
relief by 4 fair and equitable readiustment
OF the debt-while they are doing all they
can to defeat such Il reimbursement! Their
game is not worth the candle. The bond
holder understands their hypocrisy, and the
people see through their hollow preten-
sions.-HattaT Record. g..
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ICE.

NORTHERN lCE.-l have just received
IN 4 cargo OF VERY SUPERIOR NORTHERN
ICE. sample OF which may he SEEN In front of the
Disp0tch Office to-day. My former pa rous, AMI all
Others wishing supply Of The BEST SORrliERS
ICE This season, wall pleas" send in their orders
have also u supply or DOMESTIC ICE, suitable Tor
ice-cream dealers. 1sh-boNrs, &c, none OF which
viii he sold 10 privac famlIes-io which the north
ern ice alone VILE be furnished. Pariies .tkslrng
DNMESl IC ICE viii send thelr order to No. ! 707
Cary street. aud those desiring NORTHERN ICE
win sent orders 10 No. 1901 Cary street.
NIB Colin JAMES {. SMITH.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. April l 7. 1879. by the RI. Eev. Blshop
J. j. Keanc at the residence OF the brides fauleT,
Colonel Thomas J. Evans. KATE SPOTISWOoIss
EVANS 10 CHARLES Or. COWARDIN, son OF
James A. Cowardn, Esq, senior editor OF tue h'Cn-
mond Dispatch.
H,rr,ed. on thc I 9TH nstant, at the residence Of
tho brides parents af er the OF the Society
of Erie nds. JAMES IL CRENSHAN. OF lirnr,co
county. and II. BELLE pLEASANIs, daughter Vi
William II, Plea ants, OF this city.
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The Virginia Lao Journal for April con-
tains various opinions in cases in the SUI
prcme Court Of Appeals of Virginia; in
one case in the Supreme Court OF the United
States; and various other articles.
Published by J. W. RANDOLPH & ENG
L1sH, and edited by Judge GEORGE L. CHRIS
TItE.
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That Pennington, Mr.. appeal, is in West
Virginia. We know the village well; and
we know DAVID SNODGRAss. too. But
he was not tnrred and feathered for defend
ing detestable crimipals" as lawyer.
He deserved his new coat, though we do
not pretend to Justify those who put it on
II
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LECTURES.
SUPPER.
o3-CENT STORE.

99c. STORE:
TWO HANDSOME STYLES WALNUT FRAMES
ut Sec;
Elegant GILT FRAMES at 81 worth $3.50:
LOVELY VELVET FRAMES at 50 worth So;
All sizes and styles of MIRRORS at 20 per cent. less
thau former prices;
Very choice ass mcnt OF GLASS GOnLETS and
WINE GLASSES. handsomely engraved, as low
as 1925;
A few choice new style OPERA-CHAINS at 81;
A very handsome assortment of OPERA-CIIAISS
at 99c.;
A new liae of WINDOW-CORNICE-h lengths,
two styles eGch-at 99c. and Sl.25;
Large invoice of VASES and ToILET-SETs;
Handsome new tthree pieces TIN TOILET-SETS
TO be sold at So;
FINE WEE HAMMOCKs at 99c. aud sl.9s-war-
ranted;
An immense stock for the FIvE-CENT COUNTER;
We open this NOR ling 81 900 or FLAT STAMPED
TIN-WARE to be sold at 5c.-great bargains.
Catalogues free to any address,
ap2l W. A. STEVENS, sos Broad street.
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THE OFFERING OF
r BLACK SILKS /"
now made At
COHEN BROTEERS'
NJ COHEN BROTHERS

WILL OpEN ON MONDAY
an extensive assortment of FINE GRENADINES,
iucud,ns HANDSOME .BKOCADES-SATIN-
STRIPED, WATEEED. and other new effects:
Ai;o, BLACK FRENCH GAUZE At 33c.-at Soc.
worth goc.:
SATIN-BROCADE GAUZf: 1T $3.50:
ALL-WOOL HUNTING 1T l 5, Is. %, and CSC;
HALF-COTTON BUNTING at l2s and 6Sc.:
Every variety Of CULORED DRESS GOODS--from
. the cheapest to The finest imported;
go pieces BLACK CASllMEEES at 37Gc.-reduce1
from 50c. Also. very Gae qualities 1T greatly re-
duced prices: -
FRENCH EUNTISG at Coo. worth fully 81;
go pieces FRENCH YAED-W1DE CORDED MAR
SElLLES vi 30c.-hrre, fore sold at 5uc.
case. of FRENCH PERCALGS ~ 9isc.. reduced
from Ike; 3 cases at G4c., the quality general
Good qualify WHITE LINEN LAWNS Al 163.c. at
3nc. StncraIly sod at Soc. Hundreds or other
great bargains In this department. ap 10
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We have received two communications
inquiring why BAcciGALUPo was brought
up to the courthouse in Irons. We don't
know, but we take it for granted that the
Sergeant thought he had good reasons.
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.np And permit us to ask, Why cannot the
happy people Of Stafford go on maintaining
their good name and their public DEVOTION.
md will, hatred OF low partisan |" chatiing,
and With irrepressible love and Brightness
give their ioyfu, hearts to The nazes OF the
dance to the delightful strains OF " Brino'e
pulIssS as,a+ s
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!, General Malone took the stump at New
bern the other day. He was answered by
General Walker. General Malone is at the
bottom OF all the dissatisfaction with the
bill recently passed by the legislature. To
crafty bis. ambition he is willing to; keep
the people in perpetual agitation. BE has
dQne the State mere harm than any lily men
in it, WefEIst that he may, not be success
fn1 in his efforts to prevent setlIement.-
D1nvi!le Times.
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NE NEW GOODS NEW STYLES
just received 4 very large assortment of
SPRING GOODS,
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR MY TRADE.
The goods OF SUPERIOR QUALITY. being
from the very best English and French manufacto-
rics, and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. / beg TO inform my friends and The public
generally that shall offer these goods, made up In
the latest styles aud by the best worknen, At PRICES
TO SUIT TIE TINES.
SHIRTS, COLLARS. and CUFFS made to order
At short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN c. SHAFER, Merchant Tailor,
NH 13-3m No. 1904 Main street.
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SEINE-TE7 FAD.


GOATS, PANTS, VESTS, SpRIN q
~ OEERCOATS. &C., soi!pd or faded. aud In need
OF Through clelning or dsciug aud pressing.
CLEANED or DYED at j. Il. MCKINNEY &
CO.'S STEAM-DfEING and CLEANING ESTAB-
LISHMEST. 4lS Marshall street. near Fnth.
Pants Cleaned and Pressed only SO cents, IN the
neltest and lrst-cass style. NH 25-lm
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LICORHCE, &c.

" G. CROWN LICORICE.-We invite
l. the special attention OF tobacco manufac
turers to onr Y. G. CROWN n fine article of mass
licnricc. We warrant each OF the Crown brand,
We have also In stock our well-known brands Of G..
Y. s.. ANCHOR, p. ) ,PURA. &c. REFINED and
apl A. Y. STOKES 4 co.
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CONTEMPORARIES. &c.

DURE CANDIES.-I am manufacturing
l. daily my inimiiable pure crushed sugar CLAIR
DIES for wholesale purposes than any bouse In this
coun'ry-warranted perfectly pure and no aduite-
r7ltiois We don't any gucos grapc-sugur. tara
alba-notliing but pure sugars II Is more highly
favored, whittier. brighter, frncr and IS warranted
10 stand lirIn In any climate :, .-.rg3.... ~
ia s0s't - ',e':i y I4I3 Main street
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We acknowledge the receipt OF public
documents from Hon. JOSEPH e. JOHNSTON
that is 10 gay, Ola JOE. And from Senator
WALLACE, Of Penns ylvania.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
T THE GREAT RUSH
H. AT
THALHI3rER BROTHERS
,-... STILL CONTINUES.

THALHI3rER BROTHERS.
STILL CONTINUES.
LARGE ADDITIONS To THEIR IMMENSE
STOCK AT Low PRICES.
large invoice S Of buNTINGs from TX to 4oc.
Also, large tine of BLACK CAsHMEREs from
Don't fail to look at our stock OF sLACK GOODS
before purchasing.
We call the ladies' attention to our large stock OF
DRESS GOODS, which we etfer at these extraordi-
y 7s pieces FIGURED and SOLID PofLlss at
"a pir eek Ki;s1cKERnocKER, FIGURED. and
doabs n e styles and
novelties ut very low prices
2s pieces STRIPED SILKS at all prices:
is pieces BLACK SILKS from csc. to &c:
4 large large line OF BLACK and COLORED
Sa s ne Sr r tGEokEb s IL kpset of
anu trimmings. Ut extra low prices
100 pieces TOR cHoN LACEs from. S to 5oc.-.his
is an extra cheap line. bought NJ very low prices,
and we call special attention TO Them:
FIJI ns Of RI KI aha VnfES
CIESNEs LACES, a, low prices.
A large line of VICTORIA LAWNS, LINEN
LAWNS. CHECKED NAINSuOKS. SWISS
MIsLISs; tlQEEs: TABnE,LIT;skNs, NAP p,;
hlNS, ~" Els. NNNSif'S, i1i.'E-'"' N"'
other white goods, at low prices.
PARASOLS-Lstcst novelties. largest stock. and
lowest prices. Don't fail to look II our stock.
so dozen UNLAUNnEfED SHIRTS pure linen
bosomS and cuiis) NJ soc. This Is the best shirt
we have ever yet o:fr ed.
We have also Il large line OF LADIES' aud MISSES
HOSE. GEN1LEMENS co . X - and
WHITE TiALF-liOSE. GLOVES of all kinds,
CDESETS (Somc excellent barsa!ne). ST. Is
SCAEFS. TIES, BOWS, llhNDktRti!lEFS
CnLl.A CUFFS, and many other articles at
low prices.
Our KID GLOVE. stool! Is very lar-c and compete
and we offer the hest goods al the lowest prices.
W. have increased our facilities and stock Of the
DOMESTIC PAPER FASHIONS and iilll Away
hc able to Ghr 10 our custu,cr, aud thr nih'ic in
line OF the latest siyrs. Sole agcu's for broad street
TIiALulMER BROTHERS.
ap l9.S.M&W COZ Broad street.
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DlCHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION
MILITARY NOTICES.
A s'SEMESTS.

ANUSEMESTS.
MOZART HALL.
HENRY T.. WYATT has the honor tn announce
THE TUCK CONCERT COMPANY
FOROSE
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT
TUESDAY, APRIL %, 1879.
MISS MARIE TUCK,
soprano.
Dir. FRED. CHARLES HAIR,
Pianist.
MR.. JOHN q. PUGH,
Tenor.
DIR. BARTkUWSkI,
NiuIihiSt.
SIGSOR JARDELLh,
Garinelisc.
Mn. JOHN BASELER,
AccOmpanistc.
MISS TUCK, Petersburg lady, Is now pursnin:
her musical education under the patronage Of Max
strakosch, Esq, of New York, and ut his expense.
This concert l. TO aid this most talented young
soprano In paying her incidental expenses While
securing c,iucaton the completion Of Which ~isl
place her amongst Americas greatest artists.
Reserved seats. 75c admission. soc.
Box.she open on MONDAY MORSlNG al
WAITS Music Store. ap2l-lt
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PASSENGER & BtGEN''h
PASSENGER AND BtU"A"''
EMPRESS.
oFEtcrs: No. 0 WEST EEnNn >!"'.''
of ~ 49, SHUCKok sl!F'

TRANSFERRING PA>>t AnE'''I I'm. ra III.
MI ,ienot> and steamboats, anal aN 1.', n.: '+.
Guy. rs cents for Zach srown , ,>,', ,., " w.
M charge for children undcr ~ wear f.,a 49,
~ H s',s TkASsfEEEtnl d. ~ =" gIs, .,.a
railroad iepo, or steamboat A'"' rru., :
portion OF The city 70 the ON l. ~ Int. y
harse for carving uuuss /" q: S !,, ~. trr l.1 "
'" The above ore subject 10 >iet t .;',, 'lat
or large parltes starting fr@ '' G,.t 1oas 81 81
PLEASURE EAnklASES = "''
cents for each hour thrreaLSF'u TAYLOR g.
up l4-lm sle' HN
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WRITINGS.


MASONIC NOTICE.-Thc stated %.e>SZlll1Nz
lSl convtcainn Of HARTMAN ROYAL S.ZHy.z
ARCH CHAPTER. No. Sc. VIII he held eZs.ls&:
THIS EVENING at 7 O'Clock ut Masonic "1''-~
Hall. gu Invent. fifth street. All Royal hrca Ma
sons are fraicrna;iy invited to attend.
By order Of the VI. T.. II. =.
WILLIAM WILSON, Secretary.
APRIL 81. A. l.. 1878. \. ID. 1879. AI 2l-ll*
MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem. & -
u1 hers Of JOPPA LODGE. No 40. will TX
Hall on THIS (MnnrIay) EVENING at Z o'clock.
Members OF lister iudGeS and visiting brethren arc
invited To Lc present. Ry order of the W. NJ
WILLIAM j. RlDDlCk.
ap21-1t* Secretary.
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
The annual mcrting nf the RICHMOND MO-
TART ASSOCIATION Will take place m Mozhr'
III W. L. BASS.
an / 1-eod;24th,Sid . SECRETARY.
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MtE.H.ES ER u.

MILLINERY.
THE PARIS MILLINERY .-,F3 O
/ COMPANY. 3yaIsi5&
formerly over Levy brothers, have rmoycdyMGtSs
to 1909 MAIN STREET fOPPO|ITE THE
POST OFFICE), where they viii keep constantly
4 LARGE AND HANDSOME ASSORTMENT
OF
IMPORTED MILLINERY,
having made arrangements with one Of the largcst
firms In New York To supply them a. sOOR rs SUF-
ELITES are received there. 50 rs 30 have the
LATEST STYLES IN ALI. BRANCHES
belonging TO This line.
4 visit of inspection IS respectfully solicited be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
MADAME DE La FORCE,
apl5-lm Manager.
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DOCK AND JOBwteRK. NEATIY Elk
~ ROUTED AT THE DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE thousands of unmentlonabse bargains are
pnsuxpasse Their PRICES are perfectly asfontsh-
ing Call aud see the great display. ap 10
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FLOUR.
DUNLOP Il McCANCE MILLS,
ERECTED 1853.
OFFICE: 1918 CARY STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
We have recently introduced into our mill clabo-
rate and costly machinery. for manufacturing the
FLOUR
indicated BY our trademarks, to the
SUPERIOR QUALITY
or WHICH
WE ASK THE ATTENTION OF DEALERS
AND CONSUMERS.

CONSUMERS SHOULD BE EDUCATED,
FOR HEALTH AND CONVENIENCE.
TO USING \ BETTER, AND CONSEQUENTLY
MORE EXPENSIVE. GRADE OF FLOUR:
and when the fact Is realized that The cost of
dollar more per barrel amounts in Their daily
sumption Of three or four pounds 10 4 difference Of
only one and half ar TWO cents. they Will hardly
regard the additional expenditure an Extravaganza.
TO few people buying Flour by the barrel does II
chr that this Important article or human fool usrd
at every mca.. costs less per day than almost any
other Oh their bill OF lare.
or our
"MCCANCE NEW PROCESS FAMILY
AND
"McCANCE NEW PROCESS FXrRh.'
can confidently say THEY ARE UNSURPASSED
BY ANY oTuEE BRANDS 10 BE HAD FOR THE
SAME PRICE: and will certainly give entire salts
faction 10 those who 90 not fancy paving the figures
which Patent Flour mu command TO induce It's
manufacture.
OUR FIXED POLICY IS TO KEEP TIE FLOUR
REPRESENTED BY OUR BRANDS TO
HIGH STANDARD OF QUALITY.
In addition to the usual ,ackageS-barr1ls and
half b:rrcls-we are now putting II In bags equal 10
the half quarter. eighth. and sixteenth IF barrel.
ap 1d-W.F&M2w DUNLOP 6 MCCASCE.
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MT BUNTINGS! BUNTINGS !!
POPULAR DRESS GOODS.

SCYLE BROTHERS
WILL OFFER THIS WEEK
20 CASES OF COLORED DRESS GOODS AT I
LOWER PRICE BY 23 PER CENT.
THAN THESE POPULAR GOODS
HAVE EVER BEEN SOLD.
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Par0chiaI Affairs and Boundaries.

Art. 2i5. The General Assembly may es-
tabtish and organize new parishes, which shall
be bodies corporate with such powers as may
be prescribed by law; but no parish shall con
tain less than ak hundred and twenty five
square miles nor less than seven Thousand in
habitants; nor shall any parish, be reduced
below that area or number of inhabitants
Art. 246. All laws changing parish Zines or
removing parish seats shall, before taking eff
feet be submitted to the electors of the parish
or the parishes to be affected thereby, at a
special election held for that purpose, and be
adopted by a majority Of votes of each parish
cast at such election.
Art. 2i7. Amy parish may be dissolved and
merged by the General Assembly into con
tiguous parish parishes, two thirds of the
qualified electors Of the parish proposed to be
dissolved voting in favor thereof, at an cleo
ton held for that purpose provided, that each
of the parishes into which the dissolved parish
proposes to become Incorporated consents
thereto by a majority OF its qualified electors
voting therefor.
Art. 2iS. Whenever a parish shall be en-
Erged or created from territory contiguous
thereto, it shall be entitled to just proportion
of the property and assets and liable for a Just
proportion of the existing debts or liabilities OF
the parish or parishes from which such terito-
~ shall be taken.
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ART III. The Legislature shall PASS no Ia ,y
postponing the payment of taxes. excent nv
cases OF overflow, general confiapration gen
eral destruction of the crops, or other nnblic
calamity. oA p"oiic
ART 2l2 levee system shall he main
tailed In the State, and tax not to excaad
one MN may be levied annually on all mon
cry supJect TO taxation, and shall be annEad
extensively TO the maintenance and replirs of
lcVeeS. p"'i9 vi
ART: 2l3. The General Assembly shall 4;
vide the State into e2ee districts and ,,ror;Ja
lar The appointment or election of commission
efs Ill sad districts, who shall in the metbod
ana manner to be provided by law, have
supervision OF the erection, repairs and MAIN
taliance OF the 1evees in said districts. to tLo+
effect it may levya tax not TO exceed fiYa
mills on the taxable property situated within
the aliiNlal portions af said districts subject
to overflow. 'o0'
ART IA The provisions of the above two
articles shall cease to have effect whenever the
Federal government shall assume permanent
control and provide the ways and means for
the maintenance of levees in this State. The
Federal government is authorized to make
surh geological, Typographical and hvdrome
trical surveys and investigations within the
state as may be necessary to carry into effect
the act oil Congress to provide the appoint
ment of "A Mississippi River Commission for
OF the Passes near its mouth to the head
waters, and TO construct and protect such pub.
| lie works and improvements as NAV be or
dered by Congress under the provisions of
said act.
ART 20, Corporations, companies or asso
Citations organized domiciled out of this
State, but doing business herein, NAV be Ii.
censed by Il mode different from that provided
for home corporations or companies provided
said different mode of license shall be uni,
form, upon graduate system, as to all such
corporations, companies or associations that
transact the same kind OF business
! ART. ZIG All the articles and provisions of
this ordnance regulating and relating to the
collection OF State taxes and tax sales shall
also apply to and regulate the collection OF
parish, district and municipal taxes
ART. 2l7. The General Assembly shall have
! power, with the concurrence of an adjacent
State or States, to create levee districts com
posed of territory partly in this State and
/ partly IN such adjacent State or States and
! the levee commissioners for such district OF
districts shall possess all the power provided
| by article BIB of this constitution
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Concerning Estate University.

ARf 20. The University of Louisiana as at
present established and located at New Orleans
- hereby recognizedin its three departntnts
10 oe governed and controlled by appropriate
faculties.
The General Assembly shall, from time to
time, make such provision for the proper gov
eminent, maintenance and support of said
state University of Louisitna, and all the de-
paFtinents thereof as the public necessities and
~eh-peihg OF the people of the State of Louis
rama may require, not to exceed ten thousand
dollars annually.
Inc Louisiana State University and gricul
turai ana Mechanical College, now established
and located in the city of Baton Rouge. ia here
ey recognized, and all revenues derived and
to be derived from the sales of land or land
scrip donated by the United States to the
state OF Louisiana, tor the use OF a seminary
oi learning, and mechanical and agricultural
coiege, shall be appropriated exclusively to
,ilc maintenance and support of said Louisiana
otate University and Agricultural and Mechan-
Hai college as the public necessities and the
weii-belng OF the people of the State of Louis
rama may require, not to exceed $4,000 an
nually.
ART. 227. The General Asse emily shall also
establish in the city of New Orleans UNIVERSE
y Tor the education of persons of color: pro-
vide FORTS proper government, and shall make
an annual appropriation of not less than five
thousand nor more than ten Thousand dollars
lorIls maintenance and support.
Art. 22S. Women over twenty-one wears of
age shall be eligible to any office of control or
management under the school laws of this
State.