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au28 selO % Sheriff of the parish of Orleans


T.. III. Rusha VS. Hugh MclIIOne,
SEyENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OfOrleans, No 96I6.-By virtue of writ of
feri tacias to me directed by the honorable the
seventh District Court for the parish of Orleans.
in the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell
at public auction at the Merchants and AUCTION
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
CustOmhouse streets, in the Second District Of this
city, on SATURDAY, September o. 1872, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property to
wit
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated, living.
and being in the Fourth District Of this city il tie
square bounded by Howard, Ellen, Jackson and
First streets. designated by the number twenty
three of said square, and measuring thirty feet
'front.' on sad howard street, by one hundred and
thirty feet six inches four lines In depth be-
tween parallel lines, American measure according
to plan drawn by G. F. Zmpel, late surveyor, on
the eighth Of May, 1896, and annexed to an act
passed before W. I. Lewis, then a notary public in
this city, the t7genty-eighth Of June, 1885, to-
gether with all the rights, ways, privileges and
advantages therGuntO belonging, or in auywise APP
pertaining being the same property which the de-
Iendant herein acquired by purchase from Peter
McGlone, per act Tassed before W. J. Casten, no
tary public IN this city, the twenty-fOurth Of
September, 1856 The buildings and improvements
on said lot have been lately destroyed By fire.
Seized in the above Fuit.
Terms-Casn on the spot -
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ana se15 q Sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans.

Michael Frank VS.. Mary A. Crawford
(l1:Jy Ann Drake, Wife of James L. Crawford
SfIYTB DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= Of Orleans No. 376I.-By virtue writ of Sc zure
and sale to me directed by the honorable the Sixth
District Court for the parish Of Orleans in the above
entitled cause will proceed to sell at public
lie auction at the st. Louis Auction Exchange,
in the basement rotunda of the St Louis Hotel Ste
Louis street, between Charities and Royal streets,
in the Second District of this city on Friday
October 1, 1872, at twelve o'clock NJ, the following
described property, to wit 4
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, rights4
ways privileges or sarVtudes thereuGto attached;
in any wise appertaining, situated in the Third
District Of this city in the square bounded by ST
Anthony, UFquhart Girod and Bagatele streets&
measuring, American measure thirty-two feet
front on st. Anthony street by one hundred and
twenty feet ten inches five lines in depths
Being the same property which the defendants
herein acquired by purchase from Francois IsdoTe
Hazeur. as per act passed before Octave de ArGnsa
notary public in this city, on the twenty seventh
Of July, 1853.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
C. s. SAUvTNET
se3 10 oG4 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Qrleanss
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DY VAN SOLINGEN & CARPENTER
I'D H. u. VAN SOLINGEN, Auctioncer-O flee
No, 355 Carondelet s1reet.--SATURDAi, September
T. 1872 at ten o'clock 4. NJ, at The. residence No
virtue Of al order from the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud
Judge of the Second District Court fol- the parish
of Orleans, dated September % 1872, docket No.
3SG2l, the following described property, for ac-
count Of tie succession o. James No Hardngo,to
wit
a lot OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE o
Terms Cash SET 3 ~
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and Mrs. Margaret Stephens, wife of James L.
Stephens.
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
IL Orleans No. 35O4-By virtue of writ of
feri tacgas to me directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled Cause, viii proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on SATURDAY, September %, 1872 at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
two, CERTAIN LOTS, OF GROUND, stu
ated, lying, and being in the Fourth Dis
triGJ of this city, in the square bounded
by First Magazine, Camp and Philip
streets measuring each twenty.six feet front on
Magazine street, by depth between parallel lines
Of one hundred and twenty-one feet one inch and
are composed of the whole of lots numbers hItcen
and sixteen and the portion of lot number
twelve, which lots are described a certain plan
drawn BY B. Buisson, surveyor, bearing date the
twenty fifth day Of April 1912, and deposited for
reference in the office of T. Tureaud, late notary
public ia this city, and also designated by the
same numbers on plan drawn by I. Petingrain,
bearing date the seventeenth day of March l347,
and deposited as plan number fourteen in the
office of 6. R. Stringer, late notary public in this
city; together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, rights, ways and advantages there
unto belonging or in anywise appertaining.
Seized III she above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
G. s. SAUVTEFT
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW ]. B. LBPRETRE
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS ,662
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LEGAL NOTICES,
FIONITION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS,
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By R. N. & B. J. Montgomery.

By r. n. & B. J. Montgomery.
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF FINE HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN L. LEE.
DY r. M. & b. j. MONTGOMERY-
ID R. NJ. Montgomery, Auctioneer--Will be sold
on TUESDAY September II, at eleven o'clock, at
OldAuctiOn Mart, Ns 81 Camp street, by virtue of
an order from the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud Judge
of the Second District Court for the parish of Or.
leans, dated September 2, 1872, No, IS SOL of the
docket of said court
ONE LOT OF GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TURE, Carpets, Mirrors, CrOckery, Glass, and one
Cooking Stove and fixtures, moved for convenience
of sale.
Terms Cash in United States treasury notes
SEE Is II
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF CHARLOTTE MARIA HELEN
DY Il. NJ. g. b. J. MONTGOMERY
ID MONTGOMERY, AuCtoneer.-Wil be sold
TUESDAY, September TO- at eleven o'clock, a
Old Auction Mart, No. 81 Camp street by virtue
the Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
dated august 30, 1872, No. IS, 80 of the docket
SAID court
ONE LOT OF GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNI
TURE-Carpets, Window Shades, Clocks, etce
Removed for convenience Of sale.
Terms-Cash i'll United States treasury notes.
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au3O se142g Sheriff Of the P 2; ISL Of ozisans

| Mrs. Grace BatsOB VS.. Miss Hilary Todd
and Mrs. Margaret Stephens, wife of James Z.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS
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au97 se1428 Sheriff of the Parish of Il oTleaps.

Eugene kOchereau 81 Co.. in liquidation,
vs. Victor G Dusuau de la Crox ct al. Victor
Gustave Dusuau de Ia CrOix, Frederic Dssuau
de la CrOix, Jean Marie Oswald Dusuau de In
Croix, Miss Emma Dnsuau de la Croix, and Miss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-17
HELP wANTED-FEMHLEs.

A REDUCTION IN TELEGRAPUY TO sI6-wRN
~ women, boys and girls TO learn and take POSITIONS
demand greater than the supply THOMPSON ) College
~ eth aN.. opposite Coopcr Institute.
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Qk7 7TH Av. BETWEEN 55TH AND 18TH SITS,
OF over grocery storc.-A competent woman, it'll
good reference wishes embroideng at her house terms
reasonable.
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400 EAST 18TH ST, ROOM IA RESPECTABLE
fOC young woman to do general Homework in
private family; lie plain cook and good washer an,
ironer willing and obging; reference from her las
situation.
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OOS WEST 10Th ST, FIRST FLooR-A YOUNG
CCC woman to do general housework; has good city
rpfpp
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7GG WEST SID ST.-AS CHAMBERMAID AND
lOO seamstress in q private family 10 willing and
obiaine excellent city reference from last place Call
for days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-17

g WEST HrH STA YOUNG WOMAN A FIRST
class aundress wishes work by the day understand
nutnf with machine or tougs, would like
washing home no objection ~ cooking cleaning
CURED reference,
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90 EAST 10Th ST. TOP FLOOR, FRONT ROOM
s)lO young girl 10 do general houscwork; is q goo
plain cook, washer and ironer; city reference.
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A FoRGERy.-In . number of southern
papers, in Harpcr's Weekly, and in the New
York Times, we have seen the following par:
agraph printed and credited to Mr.. GREE
LEY:
"Whcn the rebellious traitors arc over
whelmed in the field. and scattered like
leaves before an angry wind, it must not be
to return to peaceful and tonfented homes.
They must find poverty at their fresidcs ana
see priyation in the anxious eyes of mothers
and the rags Of children
We were asked the other day if we sup
posed that the Radicals could prove that Mir.
GREELEY had ever written such sentence,
and we replied in the negative. The Tribune
of Tuesday settles the question. 1t says:
eve deem it only necessary to say that
not word of this pretended extracts found
in the Tribune OF that date, and no such
words were ever written by Mr.. Greeley"
p s. Since the above was written we hay Q
seen it stated that the sentence did appear in
the Tribune in. 1861. We do not believe
that Mr.. GREELEY wrote it, however. His
whole life contradicts the idea that he could
have done so.
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The WAR TO BE ENDED.-The comments OF
every northern Radical newspaper upon the
proceedings of the Baltimore Convention
furnish evidence that there is a necessity for
the candidacy of a Liberal Republican such
rs MIR. GREELEY is. Here, before us is the
Boston Advertiser, staid paper, and yet
It's notice of the Convention bristles with
phrases indicating an undying. hostility to
one section of the Union. 1t speaks OF
''THoMAs S: BoeoeE, member of Congress
"from Virginia from 1857 to 1861; who de
"serted before bis term expired, and was
"afterward an active member Of the rebel
Congress- Also. Of =" RoBERT OuLD, rebel
commissioner of prisoners during the war /;
"FlrzHUeH LEE, nephew Of his uncle, Of re-
"seryed and aristocratic bearing, winning
ssin his manners to those whom he desires to
"win, and sure that the old blood of Viz,
"ginia will get the best ef it yet; BRADLEY
ct. JOHNSON, majorgeueral in the rebel
"army, q lawyer by profession, Of irrepressi-
"ble temperament, and Democrat to the
marrow" rs-f,z !, @t
References of this kind must be STONED il
we are 70 have Union In anything but
name, A southern man mrst have the priy-
ilege of running for Office, Or Of taking part
in public assemblies, without being contin-
nally reminded of their records. @Let us
have peace" is the motto Of the GREELEY
men. In this sign We shall conquer. rs
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TRUE.-The sagacious New York Herald
OF the 9th says that whatever the results
"6f the Convention which. commences its
"sittiDgs in Baltimore to-day may be, one
thing is clearly epident-to wit, that many
" Republican leaders and organs are about
"this time dreadfully fskeered.'"
And web they may be. The enthusiasm
is all on the GREELEY side. The peoples re
aocktng to the same side, of course. E 80
BY the way, what biunder those Conser.
yatives committed who declared that they
would rather vote for GRANT than for GREx-
LEY. How do they feel now ?
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rss-ss IaBURNA ii, TEE BEAIyTI---
Ffyy. eou,,sry-seat R the Een. Jarass yolss eon-
ssininr about ONE HUNDRED AND fxFY-
FIVE ACRES On, the Brock turnpikns one and 2
quarter miles north or Kicf,nond, VIII De soid a.
auction, on the promises on FsIDAY the fsths oI
JuIy. fs7a at IS O'Clock z. together with @ nnp
parcef.s BLoeDEs GATTLE NIL EAlsal--a
fNc IMPLEMENTS, &c. The farm viii be sub
diyideI Into several snlier ones, ranging In size
frpu, i've % fifteen acres, accoring to tie plat 10 DC
exhibited as the sale. There vii, be fronts NOT ons
on the turnpike, but also on the cross-road anu on
sI,e road leading by the Fair Grounds The special
attention of the public Is Invited 70 tn1s
sale. See advertisement under auction head. -,
iv,o ". G0DD1N, Auctioneer.
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n~,-AN IMPORTANT CONsIDEEA-

FAN IMPORTANT CONSlDEHA-
r;uN.-Dr. TUFTS LIVER PILLS arc PURELY
VEGETABLE, and are adapted to young and oid,
male and female, and may I've taken at all tines
without restraint Of occupation, without change oil
living without diet and without the fear OF taking
cold during all kinds OF weather and In all climates
Pear Sir,-You make two preparations which, IL
appGars 10 me. worthy OLA more general accept
ants thf' flie3 lave had as yet, probably because
they have not been "puled" In the newspapers.
alude ~ your LIVER PILLS and AROMATIC
ELIXIR OF CfTRkER OF CAFFEINE. The former
have been used In my OWN case ltorpor OF the ver
and in nv family with marked success, and l be-
Iicyc them superior In all hillary arrangements to
any pils now made. The Caff,tneis the only remedy
that has, In my experience, proved efect"ai Tor
nervous headaches Ii never fails. and the relief 1t
affords Is delicious for not only docs the pain cease
hut pleasant eXh,larstoa s,!peryenes, and sitcr-
ing is converted to pleasure. vial Of 1t is kept at
home and one at my Office, that may never he
without 1t In case of need.
Very truly yours, JOSEPH r. thk"'
Attorney at Law.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE requires hut a few
minutes. iye
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The HuRRAH BoYs.--The hurrah boys are
on the side of GaEELEY. They will make
every GREELEY meeting success. They will
encourage every GREELEY speaker. they
viii impart enthusiasm to every crowd OF
GREEiEY men. In . word, they will have q
large share III the election Of GREELEY and
BROWN.
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DEED,

.t pa,nr,lns Va, saly ssh, y. eAMsasss' -
sIxtY.pIne gears, ,as. .ony "a;
,4,r Of baltimore, yes.ersaS, e sa aEs
s. S@s1.I X ia The fensy'io'rh -. s,..s,
,pera III. take place from e oeses
sagFss ksxis "a feds arc
a ,se IN day Of Maseh ls, ss 4 ss s K
M sSs county, ya as SIX years
a ass @s'' Of fN MrI Bette Bl''s'0n' say
md nine ninnths. - = IN. n Now Eent
ON me- ius.asts; e s sfsis TINE sTAsrEE.
county, af rs. ssIe BOX tom aaea 'f'tf''
years and seycn Inoiiths'
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Mg- MORE NEW GOODS FOR THE
HOT WEATHER. q
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN,
. LINEN LAWNS AND DRESS GOODS.

IT. r. PRICE co.
have lust opened a new assortment Of PRINTS, in
American and English;
PERCALE CAMBR1CS, &c; -.-ss. l.s..-. 81.
LINEN and BATISTE SUITlNGS, for travellers:
JAPANESE and other POPLINS at 1890, 2Oc., 25c.,
and up;
ORGANIZES and LAWNS, plain ana figured.
LADIES and GENTL EMEN'S GATZE SHIRTS,
LINEN SHEETINGS. PILLOW LINENS,
TOWELS. BUCK GAUNTLETS, KID GLOVES,
THREAD GLOVES, &C.;
SILK SCARFS, every color: %
PARhSOLS. HOSIERY, &C;
LINEN BOSOMS,
THREAD and COTTON SOCKS,
LINENS and CASSIAlERES for gentlemen and
boys; WHITE DUCKS, &c; ... .-....
READi-MADE LINEN-B0SOM SHIRTS, of best
quality: also, NIGHT GOWNS: SKIRTS, and
other undergarmcnts for ladies', which will be
closed out very low.
More MOURNING GOODS In GRENADINES,
IRON BAREGES, BOMBAZINEs, TAMISE,
GRAPES, and GRAPE Wells.
The SPRING and SUMMER DRESS GOODS
now on hand will be closed out without regard to
the cost Of them Parties in need can therefore, be
supplied upon their own terms. s.
T. r. PRICE & CO,
jy4 1101 Main street. corner Eleventh.
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q FEtir AEssN0TIEEssss
Ia, GRHAT CURE OF DYsP EfsIA
q e Ans - ss,s-s =. IS
-...-...s NERVOUS DEBILITY /.
NJ THE
sTRIpLISa SPRINGS. AEUM AND eHAAEff-..
BEATE WATERS.
DEBILITY
n ap s,rs c.BoGTON, Es0s A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rTTfyrT OF AUGUSTA COUNTY Va.

p .s1. ,rs O. BoaToS, ECO, A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CITIZEN OF AUGUSTA COUSTS.VA'
srR1pLISG SPRINGS, VA.,Juiy 9,is7e. =
II tbe year 1855 {,xas reduced to the verge OF the
-. rive he dyspepsia which had existed for four years
1urcilered BIZ the best medical treatment MY di-
cest,or was so feeble that was unable TO eat either
vegetables meat hntter, any other rich article Oh
food was restricted TO diet Of bread, milk, mo
Iasses. &C., and was greatly emaciated. For Two
wears had been very feeble, and was unable 70 90
eren The nshtest work, being generally confined 70
the house. and often walk of twenty yards would
cor,n,cfeIy exhaust me. suffered. greatly with
nervous debility. and my sleep was broken aud
irregular.
In this condition i'm the summer OF 1855 came 20
the SrRIBIINa SPRINGS to try the waters as ias.
resort and having only faint hone that theS m.gnt
beneat me, For about SIX weeks used me a ll
and chaIybeate springs, relying, however princl-
raI,r .rou the alum. At the end oil ufs time Ieit
snte new man. My digestioH had greatly I'M
n,o,e,t and my strength had increased SO that
,5 r,,,, three miles day without serious fatigue.
M .iesr aIso was sound and refreshing. Whcni
tf. IN SIM ney took five galons of the water with
,re 40 usa 1t at home occasionally. Iconiinucd
-, to,,r,,re nd strengthen until the next summer,
,f.e,, rr4sr ned to the aribling Springs, where
,est rrr>, months. using the water as before.
,.,,,a - eat benefit aud the next year could
,,s,,,,,.o tIcles of food without nconveni-
e... ' .. ,ru. ne enough TO do almost any kind
'. !. ppr, e since resortcd to the Springs at
&C.. ,o,s rom that period to the present
va 80 80. rxa.. years-have been, rs am DOW,
ii, comfortable heaSth anu s'iens' q. Bo,roS.
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49,. .r,,nn, ING SPRINGS

ab,s4, sr,Uy,, ING SPRINGS &C.,
.a,.,..,,,,t,bs from StauDton, and the
aie p".' III. n..,,,nnr.a requires eleven hours.
!o"in.y ,,snnr rsnTItps. consisting of alum, sui
INC s,,r;,, G, are Of unsurpassed
excellence as medicinal agc,sfa .,,,--,,.os
HOTEL NOW OPEN for 'isi'o D. - '''NN
means of recreation and arsHss. "eh..
board: Per day. $3.50 rer we 80 Pc
CAV t"o '0''' co,r,s. superintendent.
jy list >. GOoDbr
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sri 600 O00 SECOND GRAND

pIsOOO9OCOa GIFT CONCERT IN AID
AT LOUISVILLE, KY.-By authority in the act of
the Legislature Incorporating the Public Library Of
Kentucky, tic Trustees win give their SECOND
GRAND GET CONCERT In the great hall of the
Public Library building, IN Louisville, Ky. SAT-
URDAY, september -, 1877.
One Thousand tickets of admission will be issued
TT $40 each; lIif tickets. 80 Inarter-tickcts $3.50
IL whole tickets for 8oo: IS Tor S2a5; 50 for 1900;
l13 for ,eO0 nS5 for S25J: 575 for $4,000. No dis
nt71f less than f100 worth of tickets ut a time.
DIIang the Concert the sum of Tjo0,UO0 In cuI-
reRcy viii he given to the holders Of tickets by Ills
trfbnfon by lot OF one thousand gifts, as follows:
4 fIyI
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My GOOD EEWS!-We L I'VE J"'' ,e.
ceiveda lot of BARGAINS fror1 tho . anJ ngsr
Of New York and Philadelphia houses ,MTSI ~
EXTRAORDINARY LNDUSENl ',sa.
jEest JACCONET LAWNS, 1es l5r arssf =. oar MIR
,5eautiful FIGURED LINEN LAWNS '"' -.
s,,cndid WHITE VICTORIA LAWNS Al % a""
J acc. aoc
WHITE pIOIlFs. new patterns at 20, 70. 1no ~ -,
STRIPPED SWISS and NAINSOUA MUSLIN - -
aoand SHE: ::
F,nc WHITE SWISS MUsLINs ut 6, 30, and sc =
JAPANESE. SILKS ut Joe. Worth 75c par yard'
cctoRED GRENADINE SIIAWLS mt &c. :,
BLAt's eRENApINE sIiAWLs at $3.50 3D. anu
I1,s ssMH ttJ6CE sHAwLs from S to s35; ,e .u,
WHITE P!SRAaOLS and LACE CoSEhs' eh'fa
Res, Sh Mto.fmiAIREEAcK ALPACAs from '5c to 81
The nrcfti iii and besJD GLOVES at 81 and
o. ne ,nres Swish TRINS at loo. worth Fac per
yarS,I a,di'l BLEACHED a6'fERowN CoTroNs
nj l2sc. per yard.
Many other bargains. ,,,,s..,p a. soEs
IOI3 Main street, opposite ttle pc,si-once.
T. S-Cn MONDAY. July 18th, shaisiiso open Ut
No. G1i o'"'u' 'o' w. It. & SONS.
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EXCURSIONS. DC.

AND EXCURSION TOE 5-lEIz.
WEST POINT, July is, 1872. ....
CHICkATfOl1INI TRIBE. No. 81. j. d. ". NJ,
respectfully announce TO their friends and the pub
lie 1iat they will be pleased tn have their patronage
on the rah Instant assuring our guests TINT nothing
will De left undUIie 10 insure good order AND de-
lightful lime. No intoxicated person allowed to par
ticiputt with us.
A. BAND OF MUSIC will he III attendance. also
COTILLON MUSIC: aud strict committees Tor
every department.
The cars will leave tie York River depot ut u
nc.Gck. Returning, will leave West FONT III as
O'Clock.
Tickets for gentlemen, 81: ladies, so ccnts--to be
had Of the committee or at the cars. ..sr
je c-Tu.Th,&S3t
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS Co. A, LEE GrARD,"|
FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT,
RICHMOND, July IL, 1872.
ENERAL ORDERS. - Assemble
and business Of Importance. Members will DC VI
pulic,al, business Of Importance to NIL VIII IL
cng,tgG your attention.
by command Of Captain TAYLOR. ~
jv u-ItE VIC! STOKES. Orderly Sergeant.
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WATER FROM ii, \
s,<. THE BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, 4.
BOTEToURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

The pfoprietors Of this valuable MINERAL
WATER, so highly esteemed as remedial agent,
IN or1er to have 1t within the reach of the public,
nave mad 1t putup in HAIF-GALLON BOTTLES,
In cases Of one dozen each, and placed 1t on sale
Gt accessible points. = 10 :. s,s.-,s al. H.,
Pamphlets descriptive Of the character Of this
WATER and Its application to diseases. &C., may
be had Of the agents for the sale OF the WATER In
Richmond and elsewhere. .zsae.-s~ 10y
We append letter from p. v. Daniel, Esq, attor-
ney at law; highly respectable and wcll-known
citizen Of Richmond
John He1bert Claiborne Esq, President Blue Ridge
SpftngS Company! ..
have repeatedly and continuously used the water
of the Blue Ridge Springs, and with long expe-
rence OF the waters of nearly all of the mineral
springs of virginia. aud of several of those Of other
States have never found any SUPERIOR nor, II taken
at distance from their source, amy equal to those of
the Blue Ridge Springs as 4 sure but very gentle
aperient tonic, and regulator Of the stomach and
Hlscera. Unlike any other mineral water with which
am acquainted, It's efficacy seems unimpaired by
keeping-at least In gassor by exposure TO the air.
have used 1t with great advantage from demi} John
filed twelve p0ntlls before. 1 have sometimes
thought that Perceived what others In tis city felt
convinced TINT they perceived, decided and sal-
tary effect on the liver where torpid or Ohsructc.
For home use decidedly prefer 1t 10 aS other min
eral wafer. -"'
Very respectfully, your obedlent servant,
=. V. DANIEL, Jr.
Richmond, "a, May 7th, 1872.
This water Is for sale In Richmond, Va, by
-' PURCELL, LADD &c Co., Druggists,
1916 corner of Main and Thirteenth streets
je l2-60t