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Va. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ehtion.

/ sIlnr the Cony Ion, erday, charges were
.preferredaby Conservatives against President
t Underwood, that he cut of debate and refused
an appeal from bis, decision yesterday upon the
visit of Gen. Butler, were offered: The Con
Fyention refused corrective them bya vote or "a
Ifog 49, }It,appearsfrem the journal that the
vote to reconsider the Butler invitation was
withdrawn before he entered the hail. The
7 Conservatives deniedI this, land aSmotion, to
amend the journal to that effect was'lost. =
The second article of the constitution being
amended so as to prohibit justices of the peace
from being also members OF the Legislature,
was adopted. ,ai.Es:s; u T(5.aq,.z
A resolution, thanking the Senate for rein,
stating Stanton, was tabled. Adjourned
RAIL RoAD MATTERS. We copy the fol
lowing from the Lynchburg News Of yesterday.
t'Mr. Vandegrift, Superintendent of the
Orange road, was. in the city yesterday, and
atter q conference With the Tennessee railroad
officials determined to change the schedule OF the
Orange road, on Monday next, 80 as to connect
With the Tennessee cars, which arrive at l0Ga m.
This change will compel the passengers going
North of Baltimore to lay over either 10 that
city or Washington some ten hours, before pro-
ceeding on their Journey. This deteDtion1is in
no measure due to the Orange road, as it is
impossible for that road to make the time from
the hour of srrival of the Tennessee cars. so as
to connect with the Baltimore train at Wash
ipgton.-This, of course, can but have the
effect of greatly damaging the line, as far as
regards through travel Indeed, this travel
has become almost nominal, since the present
tangls in the schedules occurred ), and unless a
speedy change takes place, it will dwindle away
entirely. IF we are not mistaken, this is the
first time since the Orange road was completed
to this city, that there have not been close con-
nections throughout the entire line from New
York to New Orleans These connections
mast be made again, or the travel from Wash
ington to Bristol wont pay the expense of run
ming tri-weekly train
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1nthe Pennsylvania Legislature, yesterday,
Colonel Kleckner, of Pbiladelphia, offered a
resolution, endorsing the action Of the Senate
in the Stanton affair. Ooe member moved to
refer the resolution to the Committee on vice
&c; another to lay iton the table, another to
amend 1t by condemning instead Of endorsing
The amendment was lost, As to So.
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TJEAV'I,lAND FINE CLOTHS.

FINE CLOTHS.
Cloths for Workingmens Suits, Cassnets,
full Cloths also, nett Wooden Over-J h OK ets
Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawers, heavy Buck
skin Gloves, and many other desirable goods
for the present season Call and examine at
the corner of King and Fairfax SITS.
dec q ROBERT L. WOOD.
EELT, Velvet and Plush Hats also, Felt
l. Boz nets, very cheap, at .
MkS, c. l.. HIMPSON,
nov IL NJ. 100, King st.
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#The Richmond Dispatch says: aThe i

HThe Richmond Dispatch says: "The Radl'
Gals haze determined to set up the ten SOUTH ..
eln States as Radical through the colored
vote. They know that under the process OF
immigration these States may soon cease to be
Radical" Hence, many Of them are proclaim
ing now, that colored labor is the very best for
us@that colofed men make the Best citizens,
that the Southern people ought not to wish for
anything else, that white people from abroad
will not come here and .willnot stay here, that
foreigners are not reliable, and that upon the
whole, immigration, just now is not 50. very
desirable. g Butler, in his speech at Richmond
squlnted that way. A mov ement was made made in
the same direction 10 the Virginia Convention,
BY a Radical, proposing to prohibit foreigners
from voting Tor ten years after their arrival IN
Virginia We must be permanently African
izsd in order that We may be per1m7yaalnenltty
Radicalized forsthe benefit Of Northern Radl-
cals!s Mr.. Botts tells the coored people not 70
to aoast; forif the foreigners come 10 they WILL
take sides with the white people, and vote With
the Conservatives It's all for the benefit OF
the Radical party ''l.- :. -. =
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TROVER & BAKERS
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The Fenian officers and men who We're ar
reste d on the slst Of December at Mertbyr, in
South Wales, have been committed tor trial
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The National Intelligencsr contends that the
War Department is now vacant-that Mr..
stanton cannot act except under the ipstruc-
tions and orders Of the President that the law
prevents him from exercising any functions
contrary to the directions of the President :
andthat how long he will be suffered to play
the part of an incumbent of an Office no duties
Of which he can fulfill, depends upon the for.
bearance of the authority which hcncefortb
conducts the War. Department
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WARRINGTON e0ssIP.
Washington dispatches of the Goth say:
Mr.. EvARTs DECLINES THE ATTORNEY GEN ,R

Washington dispatches of the Goth say:
Mr.. EvARTs DECLINES THE ATTORNEY GEN .RAL-
SHIP.
The president has received letter from Mr..
Evarts declining the attorney generalship.
ANOTHER VETO ANTICIPATED.
The omnibus reconstruction bill will also prob
ably be vetoed by Wednesday next.
RATCHET BURIED AND BUTLER uNBorrLED.
The Intelligencer to-day says that Gen. Grant
and Butler have buried the hatche, and celebrated
II over dinner on yesterday.
THE INTERNAL REVENUE COMPASSIONATE.
The name of District Attorney Tracy, of New
York is before the president for the vacant inter-
nal commissionership. His conviction of Callicott
is urged In his favor. ~
Is NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
The president, to-day, sent to the Senate the
following nominations: n ID
VIM. W. Moore, who is the conservative presi.
dent of the Board Of Aldermen, to be paymaster
OF Washington, In the place Of Sayies j. Brown
whose commission has expired.
Andrew j. Moulder, surveyor general Of Cali
fornia. .s .a' : - n N n : =
John L. Trainer, assessor of internal revenue
for the fifth, and Thos. s. Pellet assessor for the
second district Of Kentucky. lIl N
GENERAL AMNESTY ocLAMArIoS EXPECTED.
The proprety of issuing q proclamation of
general amnesty has long been q subject of much
deliberation by the president, and has been dis
meet
ngs. The subject has just been urged upon the
president by persons of all shades of politics.
From the present indication the proclamation will
not be long delayed. 1t will embrace all the ex-
ceptions made by the proclamation of August. in
GLIDING all the army and navy officers above the
rank of brigadier general. In the army, and cap
tain in the navy, but will not, Of course, Affect
officers of the Confederacy now under Indictment
Gen. Lee will therefore be included in the procls-
nation now under contemplation. lr3
ucA
lal4 SUFFRAGE. iF
Mr. Robinson, Of New York. win, on Monday,
introduce bill in the House. providing for the
naturalization by the courts Of all foreigners at
once, upon arrival. This is intended as an Offset
10 negro suffrage.
CONFIRMATION OF CHICAGO COLLECTOR.
The nomination Of Mr.. John NJ. Corse as col
lector of internal revenue for the Chicago dis
trict has been confirmed by the Senate. on the
earnest recommendation Of Senator rrumbull, and
against the protest of Congressman Judd. Mr..
Corse's nomination has been pending 10 the SEM
ate for several weeks. Several other candidates
were being pressed at the White House for the
position. but the sudden confirmation of Corse
destroys their prospects.
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From South America and the West Iadle.

Rio Jsneiro advices of May 25th state that the
Brazilian finance report shows the cost Of the Pa.
raguayan war 10 be one hundred and twenty one
million dollars, and the total debt of the empire
two hundred and forty seven millions, The min.
lister of france declared foreign loan TO be i'm.
practicable while the war lasted.
News from the Parans states that Lopez Is arm.
ing the women. and has 1000 of them Already on
the Tebicuray, uuder Eliza Lynch an Irishwoman
They are charged with the duty OF guarding the
communications
Twenty five hundred Paragraphs assaulted the
Brazilian position on the Chaco on the 4th Of
May. but were repused with loss OF ones sixth
of their number. Another account states that
the engagement was on the held and the victory
is claimed for both sides, the loss on the Para
guayan side being reported at 500 aud on the
Brazilian at 400 to 500.
The emperor Of Brazil opened the general as
sembly May 9th. 10 the course Of q speech he
stated that the United States government had
off ed mediation for the establishment Of peace
with Paraguay, which, however. was declinsd
with thanks, the same reasons still existing
strengthened by late trumphs, which prevented
the acceptance Of the first offer.
BueDos Ayres advices TO May I4th state that
the result Of the presidential election in the Ar
gentine Confederation Is yet unknown, though Ii
occurred on the 18th Of April.
serious revolution was pending in Uruguay,
nsueurated BY one Maxine Peres, a subaltern
officer
The Buenos Ayres legislature was opened on
the 18th Ult., by Gov. Alyirs. He strongly cen
sured war with Paraguay.
Portau Prince correspondent June Sth,
states that the revolutionists completely encirced
the city but they did not appear disposed to make
general attack on 5alnsye's forts, but continued
the bombsTdment Of them. and he seems more
than ever determined TO resist to the last.
The United States consul, Mr.. HOLSTER, COM
mabder Eastman, Of the gunboat PenobscOt, aud
numerous suite made visit Of courtesy to Salnsye
Letters from Venezuela state that General Falcon
ana family arrived safe at Curacao, aud that
General MOnsgss was advancing on Caracas.
ST. Thomas advices, June 18th, state that
hand Of slaves revolted on st. Johns Island shot
their overseer. msltreated the police and fed TO
fortola, where they were overtaken by q squad
Of soldiers and two Of them made prisoners.
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j. O. o. +.
THE R. w. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA 90

THE r. W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, L o. o. y.
Meets semi annually the fourth Tuesday m January and
July In New Orleans oeers for the present year ssR
kushA OF NO. M W. Grand MASTER Hum Of No. So
X w. d. Grand Master; K H. Farchld, Of No. y, R. W
Grand Warden Josiah Fols.r Of No G. r. W. Grand Secre
tary; w. Dsesderner, Of No. co. W. Grand freasursr
Luther homes Of No Is O. Dunlap Of No Is, r. w.
O. Representatives @ L. o. Rev @. L More Of No Is W.
Grand ChApain John B. BsnO. Of No. e,w Grand Marshall
A. hsznreau, Of No. 40 w. Grand Conductor; Reimer
of No. To- Grand GuAEdAn O. ). n LttleiOhn, Of No.
Is, W. Grand Herald
DErUrY DISTRICT GRAxD MAsnRs-P. q JOhn P. Barnett,
Of No. H. District No. .; r. O. A. j. vsndegTiH Of No
Dstrict No. 8; p Grsamore. Of No 81, District No.
q r. O. p Clarke. Of No Is, District No 6; p O. B. Z.
CLANCY No District No. u p O. jacob schrensr, Of
No. B District No IL p. O. II. Hunsieker Of No. a. Dis
trct No. II; p. @. W. 0uth, Of No. 49, District No.
srANDrs COMMITTEES -Sa,e Of the order-P O. sire Geo.
W. Race, Of No IL p O. Master W. @. Wilson, Of No. g.
p. q. Master Gardner Smith, Of No II.
JudSeaL-P. O. Master Luther Homes, OF No. is; p q.
d. D. @. NJ Phi Schneider Of No. 10; p. q. d. wsdnsr,
no a.
Consultation and By-LarG-P. O. Master George Nunges-
Of No. 20; P. G. Henry Haskell Of No. l6; P. O. Vim.
wisstt, OF No. H. .H
sstsOns and Appeals-P. O. Master j. a. Dunlap Of No.
Is; p. O. L. Graham, Of No. q; P. D. q. n Benjamin
Noses efNo. 6.
LsgSslusSse-P O. Master Thomas n. shIslds Of No. 8;
o. Master Howard Mnspaush, of No. III p. @. Joseph
= est, Of No. I.
Finano,.-P. O. Master A Wallace Hunter Of NO. 10; P.
O. Master Edward Psbuy, OfNO. l6; P. @. l. r. Tower,
ONO Il
Crsdeufia-P. O. A. W. Macdonald. ofNO Isl p. g. Frank
Phster, of No. %; P. O. George Dirmeysr, of No p.
All communication to the NJ w. Grand Master or Grand
Secretary should be forwarded to the sce Of Grand
cretay tho Crescent Mutual Insurance Company
ner Of Camp street and Commercial Place.
JOSIAH FoLoER, Grand Secretary.
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Baton BOugs onacers-oscar Barbss. O. p. L. C. Morris
II. p; Il. CEsrlinsky, Scribe -
WASHINGTON ENcAMPxENT NO. &
Nests the second and fourth Mondays each month,
MAngny Buildngs Third District otcsrs- r. stahsc P.
H. " stureken, II. p; J. Reiner, Scribe.
LAFAYETTE ENcAsPMENT MOL
Meets the FIRST and third Wednesday jefferson Han,
Magazine and Phillip Streets Fourth District.
oncersJ W. Allen O. p; Frank Phster, ID. p; Georgs
-~''''' 0''''s e.
ODD FELLOWS REST.
Meets IN the Once Of the Grand Secretary, the second
Monday In January, April, July and 0ctsasr The
Board meets the third Monday in January for ogsniss
ton oeerJ q. D1hlap President; Josiah Fogsr sscrs
tary, Joseph West, Treasurer; John Quinn. Sexton.
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Meets In Office Grand Secretary arst Friday evening even
month oncen-A W. kcDOseu, Presdsnt; Josiah Folssr
Secretary. Il. ..-..
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS GENERAL RELIEF AS
ISOLATION.
Meets In once Grand Secretary, Saturday Of
Annual meeting last Saturday January Officers 1855
n. Rushs President; O. W Roper First Vice President.
Pesssr Second Vice PRESIDENT Luther Homes Secretary
A. Wallace Hunter. Treasurer
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
Meets first Monday In each month Once Of the Grant
Secretary. Election first Monday May for Director
BOARD roR ls6s-Preident-E NJ Rasha, NJ W. @ N
Finance Committee-J. @. Dunlap; A Wallace Huntsri
Eugene p. Brugers.
Hall commaee-G. L Thos. q. Shields, T. II. Fairohud
George Dirmeyer.
Budding oOmmi'es-K NJ Rush.; Luther Homes; Gsss.
Eungesser.
O. W. Roper. h. Minspaush, S. z Moore. G. L. Henry
Hssksn-
JOSIAH FoLGER, Secretary.
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EhASkLIS
TYPE. STEREOTYPE. AND ELEcTRoTYPE FOUNDRY
les Vine street. between Fourth and Firth
r ALLISON, Superintendent Cincinnati
Manufacturers Of and Dealers IN
BOOK AND NEWS TYPE AND PRINTING MATERIALS
or EVERY DESCRIPTION
stereotypinE and EIectrotypfns
In al their various srAnehes-Books Music Patent xecL
Inc Labels and Directions, Jobs. Wood Cxts Etc Etc
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SwEET SPRINGS
MONROE COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA.,

VIII be opened for the reception Of visitors June h and
as heretofore viii be kept strictly hrstcass hots Pa
eng,rs from the South will take the and Vrna
kalroad TO Bonssks Station where coaches will
be in readiness TO convey them to the SPRING.
Board three dollars daY. -
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EAaLE pEaREE LODGE No. l.


Meets every hrst ana third saturday Lodge Room
ever the Home Mutual Insurance Company Camp and
Matches streets. Orcers-A Mazureau, D. NJ; ChlA O.
hss d. d. NJ; Henry Haskell, Secretary and TreAsarsr
Encampments.
THE r. W. GRAND ESoAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA
Meets sernannuAlly the uth Wednesday In January
AND July. Officers for lS6s-J TwinnemOre Of No s. w.
I6rsna Patriarch, A. W. Macdonald, OF No. s. NJ T. Grand
Ihgh Priest, Jules A Florst Of No. r. " 1rsnd s. Ward
n; ". C. Wilson, of No l. r W Grand Scribe; B. DaSilvA
No. l. X W. Grand Treasurer; Geo. W. Roger
No 5 K W. @. Jusior wardeH A. Wallace
iunte., Of No. l. X. ". Grand Representative /;
Nungesser, of No w. O. Marshall; Frank Phster of
no. L W. Grand Sentinel; N. FrsnkfOrd, OF No w. d.
Brand sentinel; Henry Jones, fNo. DN No. s Deputy
District Grand Patriarch
I'M Potter, ofho VIM, Bloomfield, Jr, OF No ) A. Mszu
tsaN OF No
State Of the OrderJ. O. Dunlap Ono l. Luther Homes
tfHe. l. 6. Tinemau, ofNo s
f'nGHos-A NJ Rushs, Of No. !, John B. HsnO, Of No.
Dec. G Kau1, ofNo.6
Constitution and Bs-LarS-Howard MGlspaugh, ofNo 6,
Edward PilseuTy OfNO 8 H. 2. stureksn s6No &
II Subordinate Eseampments.
wILDEY NO. L
Meets on the First ana Third Saturdays Of each month IN
cdss EoomNo over iee Crescent Mutual Insurance Com
pany. Ueicers-B Da silva, 9. P; A. Thomson. II. p;
fhonas H. Jones, Scribe.
HoBAH KNCAMPbENr NO. 8.
Meets the Second and Fourth Saturdays Of each month In
lodge Room Ma l. over the Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company onacsrs-Geo ". ssdlsr. O. p; ]. r. Burke,
pa p, ", II. Wright, Scribe sfsnrt
MAGNOLIA BscANPNEEr ro.I
nss ne second aud fourth Saturdays IN each nonAs
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The Trustees bsye resolved to pay an INTEREST DIvI.
DkkD OF len PER CENT per annum pay
merits OF Capital Stock and ASH lIvGDESO Of FIJI
TEEN rER Gh Mt TO stockholders their earned parc
pAtng uuns for he year and after the rHIRrIErH
day 81 June ext, 1868.
They also resolved TO call for iusaleut Of TEN
per the Capital stock Of the Company payable or
bstore the TWEnTY SEvknfH ds Of June next 1868
MICHEL hUSSOH, President.
HARMON D0ANE, Vice President
Ep. 4. PALTREY, Secretary
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MACHINERY, HARDWARE.

WM. III. REYNoLDs.
CRESCENT IRON WORKS,
Nos rs and rs FRONT STREET. NEW ORLEANS
Is prepared 10 make contracts for wRoUGHTIRoB
WORK Of any Description Quantity the Lowest Prices
Manufacturer Of Crescent Brand HORSE SHOES.
Also. of Cary's PATENT EARTH BoRER
Orders le Box 100 Mechanics Exchange or i6eO Post
Office, win receive Prompt Attention
T EEDp FOUNDKT-
ESTABLISHED In IszsJ
osrzsr Of Dslsrd and Feuehsr ssrssss
weber leave 10 inform friends ana sns yupnc xsusrs
that prepared formerly, manufacture Steam
Engines Boilers, sugar Mills, Sugar Kettles Draining Nc
chimes, Saw Mills Oettsn Presses Newell Screws
Ing Furnace Months Crate Bars all kinds Plantation sas
Steamboat work. and description Of Machinery IN
the South LEEDS 4 90,
Orders eft r. Mechanics and Dealers xxohaas.
villreceve promptsttsntios
SHAksPEAKs IKon EoUHsKH.
- soe Gired street., Hsv oFis.aI
goHN aBDDBs-yos. 4 sHAKsPKAkB-s Rvoorl
esddsss shakspsars - Co.
sa and BrAss Fosndsrs and hsohins nanuacurs svsry
variety Of Steam Ensnss Sugar NINA Draining E.shinss
as.b v.,sbs. ste. Rssfsmiss woss Of ali tisss
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INSURANCE.

COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
.FoURTEESTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
In conformity with the requirements Of their Charter the
| Company publish the following .r.sI
| 81. STATEMENT.
during the year ending sss May 1853 In
ending unesrned premiums Of the previous year:
On FIRE Risks ..........s slS6Si As
On Marine Kicks 2sS,TA IL
On River hisks ss5S o.
Total Premiums 81 Isl, 962 q
Less Premiums Unesrned 3lst Msy
| SOS S47 90
Return Premiums Hf7l 07-s 20,3s OF
Net Earned Premiums slst May, 1863 .s sOI So IS
Losses paid:
| On Fire Risks.................s77l,226 81
| On Marine Risks............. lT3,9D IS
| On River kisks................ 1893 80
s4sIOss 81
| Taxes............ .............. &,0lb 81
Reinsurance, Expenses. Profit
and Loss less interest los, pa o. 62l3l4 Sc
NssProns. z77.s,g 8
The Company have the following assets;
Real Estate. 1857 81
Notes Secured by Mortgage .............. 675SU 80
Notes Secured BY Pedse................. 80 la %
- on - -, - ,'''''''''''''' izHho =
-,s " S'ui'e VI "'i'e9'ou''''''''''' 800 %
City Bonds. $500 90
Bank and Railroad Stocks lO42Oo 90
Bills Receivable. l27l54 70
scrps Of Mutual Insurance Companes.... Az sos 90
Stock Of Val cite .. y Dock Company. 1900 90
- Levee Steam Cotton Press....... 5000 90
e. Merchants, X, hang. - Ioo1 N
Tightening and wrscknE Co... 1000 90
= Louisiana Equitable Life ms Co. $50 90
-, - = ::
Less:
able in July mex, on all sutstand-
o. me oS% sp
DO'' payable IN SuV,.''.'....''' N6l9 20
0n'A'i 60 PREMIUMS 'i'' may i''' 2SH O'-ssse1os
sl:ye- 90 2
The sbsvs Statement just true and correct transcript
pan, rou,ouv JOIN FEHBERTON' President
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
g 80. u S S'o' wy :" 'es Oiiean'''
s W anu Oeorv NE, 'ni s.n Gay OF june
i'Oo. PAUL W. CoLLENs,
At meeting Of the Board of Directors. hsd an IN. OH
Of THIRTY PER CENT on the Net Earned Participating
O 1s year s1ons n may oos ior which car
next THIRTY. FIVE PER CENT ON THE sCeIP IssTs
io Hnu A pei cent INTEREST Oh all outstanding senps
VI 'De N0ANp~"' -
John Penberton. P. Naspero. David McCord,
M II LIE ~ r. SSeneIes, IN rierre f99tz,
p DS HHsigory conn NOR an nan .. T. het,
Io nntL . rerhanoe1-
=
II OUIsIANA EQUITABLE
IL -
Gap tai. .'''......'.'.'. 600
John PembertOn, VS. Pike Edward Risnsy.
George Fs.diek Eaxspyd Rsrn,s.. Nars,s1 sy,,A
T. NJ DEAsk, General Agent, W. Z. HARPER Secretary.
z -
n-puxo.. n s., ch.-s.- IN.
Dr. Henry smith, Dr. J. A. Lewis Dr. w. G. Hicholls
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SUMNER RESORTS.
HROUeH TO BLADON SPRINGS
FOR TWELVE DOLLARS.
Passengers leaving New Orleans on FRIDAYS by any Of
the Morgan Mail steamers win Mobile with Capt
Frank Stones cool and comfortable packet
Prairie state.
and will be landed the Springs the SUNDAY following
in time for Dinner Fare through incladng hire from
the river out, TWELVE DOLLARS For further pArtica.
lars apply to O. A. WHITNEY CO..
50 and So Camp street.
THE HEALING STRINGS.
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
WIN be open FOR the reception Of visitors by the FIJI
TENTH JUNE MKT, with accommodations Tor
THREE HUNDRED PERSONS
These Springs sccesbls BY the Virginia Central Ran
road snd rs necOns from Mboro Depot twenty three
miles by the old route and after the LIST of Juy Coyn
ton, the Central Railroad by turnpike road now
springs passing IN full view Of the celebrated Falling
The Medicinal virtues Of these waters are 80 vn.r and
fAyoraby known useless in the limits of an
20 attempt to give statement Of the
P.mphlets De Obtsnsd by application to Messrs PUR
.LbLs LADD a W, DfuRg,stss Richmond, or to the
Agents Al the Springs with certificates Of the
be cures effected BY their in Thirty most compI
Gated ana terrible diseases hat subjectto
The luxury and invigorstng OF the Baths At the
Spr nRs are Commented on by all who have used them
these Springs delightfully."- Spring
valley and the scenery grand beautiful picturesque 10
the highest degree
Hot and Cod Spout Baths and shower Plunge Baths
at all hours Pure freestone Water mountains is
conveyed through the buildings and grounds aordine an
nipple supply for all purposes
All appbance for health comfort enjoyment are pro-
Alley, etc
DR. BLAIR BURv ELL Resident Physician.
Communication by mail and telegraph daily
BOARD-f5 per day; so week, and SIS per month.
REFEhENCE Is made TO the following gentlemen of New
Orleans, who have visited the Healing Springs:
Messrs. Geo Lesasseur, Messrs ID l. Karnion.
John Fiuney. r :. samuel Cilmore
.. j. N Bonner, . Alfred Kaaruv
W. NJ. Burwen
JOHN L. EUBANK, Agent
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Meets every hrt ana third Saturday in Lodg. Room No
ever the Home Mutual Insurance Company Camp and
Matches streets. Othcers-A Mazureau, D. NJ; Chas O.
Ass, D. ID. NJ. Henry Haskell Secretary and Treasarsr
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rhs above statement Just, and correct tr1nsep
frou the books of the Company.
OHAs BRIGGS, President
,. P. ROW, sScrstarJ. .. r.
STATE OF LOUIMANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orlsans
subscribed before me- this sd day o. March
1885 PAUL ". CoLLESs
Third Justlcs Of the Peaos
Six cent interest all outstanding Scrip will be paid
to the legal holders thereof the Monday Of May next
oHAS BRIGGS, Prssidenk
AR. CARRIER, Vice President
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans. 3
Sworn TO and subscribed before this 2st day Of May
A. D. 1868 PARIS CHILDRESS,
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish Of Orleans.