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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-05

CovErH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
q OF uIlr..- So. 29t78.-Bv virtue Of a writ OF
Il ara sale 20 ue directed by thn honorable the
% nth p.s,nrt 'Ou!t for the parish o1 Orleans in
b. above entitled cause. viii proceed 10 sell at
M, auction. AT the Merchants aud Auctoneers'
81 la..-. EHvel street, between Cana and Gus
o. Loase STREETS. III the Second District of this
1T oil MUNpAi. January %. lS72, at twelve
e Ok il. the following dcscrbrd property, to
III
a CH.TAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. together
vi Tie buildings ard improvements thereon.
n a. I'll" aPpurt' nances therruMto belong
NJ Tie SAM beng known aud designated
. the Louisiana sugar Refinery, AMI being
itliattd in the parish of Orleans, on the left bank
& tie i.ver Mlsaiss pfi. and measuring one hun
n and scvcHty-thrco feet font on the public
o. one hundred and stvcEty-oHe feet four inches
D. IL" lines I'm width in he rear. four hundred
ID ,ry"!Ity-oue feet AID five inches in irpth on
nt SIDE and i've hundred and scveutern feet five
u - IN depth on a.. other side, adjoining the
npcrtr formerly belonging to i. }. Forstall; to-
efh~r with the machinery and fixtures attached
1tIrtO.
y 'lu- Tie SAINT p operty acquired by defendant
O in. -, V,yri..-r hr made iheruf from plant
b. in. per act p.esrd before F. C. CNvellirr no
T. ru''t" ia TIL, city, OF date the seventh OF
ar. ~.
3 i,,.l ia tn" above suit.
4 yuus-C.-n Oh thu spot.
c. :. SAUvINET
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SKERIFF'S SALES,
Citizens, Hank vs., Mre. DellsgrCer,

GALE AT THE COURTHOUSE OF THE PARISH
~ of St Bernard, on SATURDAY, January s, .872
at eleven o'clock, OF MOST VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND AID BUILDINt rs. about four miles below
New Orleans, nefr 4ie CAVIAR Sau- Inter house,
lett bank OF the river two hundred feet front by
AND EIGHTY SHARES OF CITIZENS BANK
STOCK.
Condition s-Forty five hundred dollars, PAYABLE
in ritecH ears, conformity with tue charter Of
the bank; bilauGe cash.
dc3i st Z. E. EUNEZ Heputv Sheriff
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c. :. SAUFTNET.
ms - sheriff of the Parish OF oricacs.



D NTH DIST -ICr COURT FOR TIE PARISH
oi orleans, 70. JZlJ.-By virtue of A writ Of
4 ti,it- to re dir ct'd BY the hOuUrHb Z
{ seventh District Conn foT Ia" parish Of Or
y :. ia the aunF- entitled Cau-r. VIII proceed 10
U Al .pD.r rtou. at al" Merchants aud AUa-
nrn1,. ha' AJu&r, Royal street, between Canal
q ia-'n:Hluu-, stree 5. in the second DIstTiC OF
Y ,'N. ou - il EBAl. } nUary p, ia.1, al
F'r or!ork N, ,he following described prop
flEu CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND. toIet cr
p all the imp Ovemcnts there n, rights,
" privileges ana ad aHtHg"s thCreuuLo- be-
A. lE "r IN 31yWIse aPPcrtalninI, situated
s1Hr Fourth District Of tins city i'll the square
.a". Icy It. y drew, st. George, Fret and Sec
Q streets, aud dr,lE atcd By the numb. Is one
q t"o ON plan drawn by &. A. HedIn, late civil
3 in'"l, aud deposited in The office Of H.. B.
u Is, 'atr notary 'ubic III this city, for refer
e. sad lpJs measure each Unity feet front on
coild street ny one hIni ed and twcntY-siX feet
ln'hcs in depth between parallel lines; said lot
y 1rI one forming he corner Of Second and St.
ID eW streets.
D. NJ the en'ne property acquired by defendant
, purchase from His. Caroline SddIer, wife Of
Ia HaoIer, per act passed before Edmund
20 g Wells, notary public Ill -..is city, on the
el Il sixth % July, lsJy.
5el Z"d u tH" above sun.
tlEls-Cash OH the spot.
c. g. SATVINFT,
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
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MRS HELEN HAGAN, WIFI OF +. P G. Boz
lisny, Her Husband-No. 1923.
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TIE STATE OF LOTTsIANA.

SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
or ORLEANS.
SARAH J. SMITH VS. WYATT c. CUTLER
No $685.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

THE SiaIs CF EE : ESlA-NAs
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARIS
OF ORLEANS-SO. 9l89.
IN THE MAJ TER OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
4 the First Draining District, praying for decree
etc. Petition of the city AID Admin isl rators OF
New Orleans praying f0r the honIoogatio of the
assessment roll for said district.
Upon the filing of the assessment roll show ing
the amounts due by the persons and property as
sessed in the First Draining District within the
parish OF Orleans, from the first to the tenth an-
nual Instalmeut lLsive, and upon The petition
of the city and Administrators of New Orleans,
charged with the collection of said amounts and
the manage mept of the affairs of said district it 10
ordered that all persons whom it may concern do
snow cause, If ans they have, within thirty days
from the first publication of this order, why said
assessment roll should no be approved and homo
o2attd and it is further ordered that said order
be published in the English and French languages,
in the official journal, the New Orleans Republican
newspaper, twice each week for thirty days.
New Orleans. December I. 1871.
4. WHARTON COLLBSS, Judge.
4 true copy:
4 u. RHkSaTDY. Clerk.
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hARF LOUISE FELLERATH, WIFE. ETC. VS..
Anton Werner. her husband-No. .l22.
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I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE TWENTY
4 seventh day of November 1871, Judgment was
rendered III this court In the following entitled
suit, IL the words and figures following to wit:
Mrs. Helen Hagan. wifi" of K. p g. Boulgny, vs..
her Husband-Nc 2923
In this case, submitted TO the court for dudica-
ton upon the evidence Oh file the court consider
ing the law and evidence to he in favor of plaintiff
it is ordered, adudgca and deer. ed that there bt,
Judgment in favor of plantih, Mrs Helen HagaD,
and against defendant, Il. p. q. Bnuligny her hrs-
band, decreeing dissolution of the community OF
acques's and gains heretofore existing between
them; that hhe be fully restored to the exclusive
management and control of her separate estate;
that the furniture and other effects described in
the inventory on file and annexed to the petition
herein be adjudged her separate and exclusive
property and that she recover of her said husband
the sum of three thousand dollars, with legal in.
telest thereon from Judicial demand, to wit:
November 10, 1871, until paid. and costs of suit,
with the mortgage aud privilege allowed by law
to married for the restitution of their para-
pherual and dotal rights
Judgment rendered November p, 1911
Sighed Dece nIber T. 1871.
thl@ned) PAUL F. THEARD.
Judge of the Fourth District Court for he parish OF
Orleans, acting for Judge beaumont, absent.
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TIE sF3TH of L0UT.TASA,

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS
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sEeoigc Pu..rs W.. &r"n E.v;i,ia see
vt"gn,s witc of rhcOdule DTOHttt, ct al
S>FFH DISH RIOT RI fbk IHE PARISH or
L Orl ans. No. 2@@9B} vi,fuc of a writ al DC
iacias to no directed by lie no ioriible the Filth
District Court t"r the parish at or, ans, III the
above emitted cause vii proceed 10 sell
at pnluc auction, at the MerrhaHts and
Au'' aue,rs h&change, ROYAL s'rc,i I, brt"e"..
Canal and CnetUIIhou5c 6lrct1. ia tie second
District oT this city OIL TUESDAY. January l6,
l372 al twelve O'Clock n. the follow II. de
scrlhcd property, to wit
OF or GROUND situated in the Third Dis
trict OF this city, in the square bounded by Iau-
rhIlc date Gr"atjYen), Bourbon Gate Ea-atel.cl,
Bur -Tudy late CIap-t, and Union streets, and
meas ring, more less French measure, sixty
fre trUHt on DaUFhiue stree, by sixty tctt il
dr( tn and font on Bonlbon street, together with
All th,. buildings and npCoV cmrnis thereon. Being
the sane property which said defendant pur-
rhJsti from Joseph DrnUtlt, by act before Joseph
tuvt.iai, notary pubic Ills city. dalcd Aug st
; 1864, rs ia" whole viii More tally ap.'ar by
10 an a"t Of mort gHg" aS,c III he Office
% andre Il. DOrjOroart. notary pubic III this at
L:lji- dat" the se'rnth day OF Srptl u.ber, lj7o.
.clloG III the above suit.
IrItnS--' ash 81 the PIT.
&. :. SA"VINET.
Va s,iE ,,rIy y,f rI.t. al, n-'..
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In testimony whereof have horeunto set my
hand aud anXed the seal of the said court at the
city OF New Orleans, on this hite- nth day Of
December it the wear of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred ard seyenty-one, and the ninety
sixth year ol the Independence OF the United
States.
ili 20 f.2 pDN-ER
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SRPIIBME COUR DE- DISTRICT FOUR La
PAROISSE DORLEANS-NO 9lS9
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. City of sew trlenns vs.. =. Arg!u,in.

C. s. SbCvINFT,
sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARIS
OF ORLEANS-NO. 9l99
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John II. my W. Mrs. Widow BERNARD
Nhrrichat. individually and rs tutI5X.
INr q

c. s >iUNINET.
ia3 II f,.I Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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BE it known that Oh this thirtieth day of De-
cenlher III the wear Of cur Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-one, before me George " III.
liam Christy, notary puolic III and for the city
and parish of Orleans, State of Louisiana. afore
said daily commissioned and qualified, person
a''v came ana appeared the parties whose names
are nereGnto subscribed, and who respectively de
clared that awaiting themselves OF the provisions
OF the laws of Louisiana, III such case made and
provided they had covenanted and agreed,
ana do by these presents covenant agree,
AMI bind themselves, and those whom they
represent ito form themselves into and CON
stitute corporation for the objects aud purposes
natter Specifically act forth and 10 that end
do make, agree upon and enter into the following
articles vi inCoi poration
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d. W. 'trr. U,ra Clark Gaines

Cir G. 8. SACvINET.
nhefln OF the Parish Of OIleers.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY AsE.-London, Onta-
RIO. June S.-Considclable excitement has
bccu caused here by the alleged abduction Of
i'm American named Rufus Bratton, who is
charged with having robbed Il post-otlice
near 1IiIlsboro', N. G. He was seized in this
place by Il party of men under command of
Il detective officer. They ovcrpowcrcd him
and took him to Detroit under the influence
of chloroform, and on his arrival there he
was sent TO North Carolina. The facts have
been represented to the Dominion Govern
mcnt 10y u legal firm, and extr,dition de-
m;elded.
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se~1@e-1---.--rS-r
RAeAIE, Z s T = s. q

n ~ Il aLAH45E EOTaOE MACHINERY
eHo1srfNG-ENaTNE, abous ss-borse uover !.
rs mounts6 on wheels, .sRitahle, for .qusrryfns
.s Sreskns, Pile tying, &c. Win d without
aar 81 III IN EfaT and
oae s s,sIsIRsE F s,e n passIenr.Y
One s-HohsE PowER PoRrAELE ENGINE
SsN sasss Hsse sh Es
One NV le-noRsE POWER STATIONARY
One $ES9EI.HANp ,s-HoEsE POWER STA
One sEc0Nn.HAND i, HORSE POWER PORT
One s, SE SO Nh s-HoRsE POWER UP.
One sssHoRsE PoWER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
One 80 HORSE PoWER sTATI0N1RYENGiN
Two s-HoRsE POWER TUBULAR DoM.ERs,,
o,o with i, F5pn,s Gfs; I gSrs s9 SssaI complete
Three PLAIN CYLINDER BOILERS OF 1s-horse
9 One i sESeH A fkRE Bi eAH BLOWER;
One PORTABLE GR1sT MILL, withs-foot French
One Sa new s' skAY. & WOOD pLANER, as-foot
One SCREW CUTTING SLIDE aTHE, 10 inches
a.. sgtng and 7;font bed nearly new; . =
One FOOT LATHE, suitable for gunsmith or Jew
eiler:
Five EARL's PATENT STEAM PUMPS, assort-
ed sizes: r. ,.3H-g
Three FORCE PUMPS, from one to four-Inch
riungers; aEa- - -
sHAFTiNG, PULLEYs, and HANGERS: of all
! sizes. .., n ~ 49, 4 9-s. y
{ Steam and Water. Gauges. Poet ant, Globe
Valves, Gauge Cocks, Tallow Cups, Water Gauge
Glasses, all kinds of OH Cans, Steam, w hstles, and
general assortment Of Engineers supplies. Also
largc assortment Of new and secondhand Tobacco
Shapes, Shape Presses, Box Presses Bands and Bill
lets, and all kinds OF Tobacco Fixtures made to
order. 49, -
The above Will he sold at very reasonable prices,
and on accommodating terms.
SLOAT d ADDINGTON.
; Nos. 1929, 1424, 1426, and i42s Gary street,
and Nos. IL and Is south Fifteenth street.
nv IL ~ ~ = -.s
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Miss Tennie G. Clatllin having failed to Sc
cure the election to the colonelcy of Fisk's
regiment, the Ninth New York, has been
chosen to command the Veteran Guards, Il
colored organization, and has accepted. This
command has been in existence two years,
and numbers about $50 members. Colonel
Cklf1lin will formally assume command on
"Wednesday next.
The motion for change of penue in the
case of Mrs. Fair. at San Francisco, has been
ovcrruled, and rtn're Of two hundred jul
rors ordered, the trial to commence on the
oath instant.
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DAWLEY SPRINGS, ELEVEN MILES
rs, FROM HARRISoNBURG, IN ROCKING
HAM COUNTY. VA.-This celebrated M W. ~, r.
,ITSE. 1873, under the management Of JOSEPH n.
The water of these Springs Is the StrongSd Chgiy.
beate he United StGtfs. and Is peculiarly efficient
II, te dispgcs of females, while a. tonic lis 1ir
Recommendations strictly 6rst.class. =,
Visitors leaving Baltimore or Maslngtoh ". ns H'F
= Circulars can be had ut Il. w. POWERS SO:s
RATES or BOARD: Per day, $3.50; per week, slo
~ I'D snr,.,,ts b,,fnrice. A. b. RICK )
my 2a-im President OF the Board OF Inrectofs.
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v''f|'Rl'GTNTH|. news.
I.sstsr rlos1a a,sserrsurr.


ts PsrERsbtRa, June 10. 1872.
This morning Jnstice a. %. Adksns
before whom the case of James Eayps far
rested for interfering with the IoiIoe An sSh,
discharge of their duty was brought, Ias,
Saturday, rendered his decistons fnins
caves Us for his offence. On the way "a
JAIL, Saturday, willie In the custody of snyera
sotfcemen, Eaycs had violent words viii
,Ionas jackson, mulatto officer. WHO
STRUCK Eaves several heavy blows over the
hesd with his club. For this outrage Jack
son mas been suspended from duty by the
mayor Tor ten days. Eaves Is q bitter Radi
cai ana mas been recently released from iai
through partisan decision OF Underwood
Inc offence for which he was confined
was perjury, committed IN the interests OF
the party Of great moral itlesls.o
Yesterday, James Hanlin fcolores7i. 70.
Gently reelected clerk Of the Old Markef
aied very suddenly OF cranp collie. He had
Deem unweh for about two weeks prior 10 his
death, but was supposed to have recovered
ms strength and health, as he was going
about as usual. His funeral took place tbis
afternoon. = '''.'
Yesterday morning, while large party Of
negro eXcnrsionists were crowding ON fl,e
train for a trip to Richmond, one of the MN.
ber-onc Madison Welcf-feIl between the
cars in attempting to leap upon the steps.
and his left leg being caught beneath the
wheels, was run over and badly nutilated.
being crushed just above the ankle.
At the meeting of the Methodist Sunday
schools held yesterday at High-Street church.
after declarations, Rotations, and singing
by the children, highly interesting address
was delivered by Rev. f. NJ. Peterson. The
reports showed the membership of the
schools represented to amount to l.1I9 chill
drcn. ),
Eight persons were admitted BY baTitism
on Sunday into the membership of the First
Baptist church. -"
The stockholders Of the Academy of Music
will meet tomorrow night for the election
Of board Of directors. It is stated that
there is considerable interest felt i'm the selec-
ton, an effort being on foot to substitute for
certain gentlemen now on the board num-
Der of others, who wish to be i'm control.
A negro boy named William Jones was
arrested to-day in the act of attempting to
sell the gold watch stolen some weeks ago
from Mr.. W. Clayton Orr. The brother of
William was at the time suspected of the
theft, but no trace of the stolen goods could
be discovered. The watch had been broken
ana defaccd when recovered, with the pur-
pose, evidently, of preventing its Identified
ton. The brothers have been lodged I'M Jail.
A heavy and long-continucd rain has been
falling nearly all day
Rev. &. FL. Hall and Dr. Thomas Withprs
leave tomorrow for Minnesota in pursuit of
health. -.
Mr.. FaIconer is no better.
ROBIN Ap.,p
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SAFETY OF DIR. Bombay,
June S.-A steamer has arrived from ZunZi-
bur with news which puts the safety Of DIR.
Livingstone beyond doubt. Couricrs have
reached Zanzibar from the interior with posi-.
tive intelligence that DIR. Livingstone had NJ
rived at Ungangembc. Mr.. Stanley, the
Herald correspondent, had left that place
with letters from the great explorer, and wa.
near the coast,
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summer Resorts.

Gr.rxwoor, at the Greenwood Tunnel. on,
,hr Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, has be.
c,mc popular summer resort. Mr.. DIS.
v,rnr, the proprietor. opened 1t last year,
and had aS many visitors as he could accom-.
modatc. There il derot, post-cfficc, and
telegraph office within a hundred yards OF
tho house We arc sure that Mr.. DiSwDpfs.
with the experience already had, will sue
coed in pleasing all who may patronize him.
80. advertisement.
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FATAL AFrRAY.-On Wednesday or Thurs
day of last week difficulty occurred be-
tween Thomas Corbin and William McCor-
mack, in the county Of CuIpeper few miles
from Amissvillc. Mccormack attacked Cor.
hin in the road, when the latter drew his
knife, inflicting fatal wound in McC6r-
mack's thigh just below the hip, from which
he blcd to death in Il few minutes.
Mccormack was about twenty years of age.
Corbin was arrested, and is now in Jail at
Culpepcr Courthouse. From the account
received Corbin acted in self-defcnce. The
origin of the difficulty was not stated.
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CLOTHING.
BARGAINS! BARGAINSll
IN SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
AT
JULIUS kRAkER'S,
JULIUS kRAkER'S,
No. 1917 Main street,

which consist &c Chevict Suits at Sll. worth Sl5
light Cassimer Coats and Pants at Sl3. worth Sl6
blue. black and brown Cloth Coats, frocks and Der
bys, az Sle. worth SIS; light and dark Suits for boys
nj $40 and ST.. worth $l2 and &lJ; boys black Alpaca
Jackets and Linen Pants for 50: childrens Linen
Suits at 81. boys Linen Coats ut 7ac.: mems
Linen Coats ut 81 and upwards; Coionade Suits at
So. worth 50. Also n large assortment Of white
duck and Ribbed Suits double and singlc-brcasted
Marscilles Vests; striped hlpaca and Sarasuca
Coats, and a full line of FURNISHING GOODS.
can cell lower tilan any onc ~ buy exclusively
for cash. Come and convince yourselves.
sTake notice of tho red post In front of the door.
&c lin
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD!-0n nffA iafteT ssay 6tifz hBsEHGE:
TRAINS will leave Richmond shnasys caceptea)
~ s: sS'' A. .M.-Mhr TRAIN for ts Wire sulphur
Springs, connecting ut Orange,
Alexandria aud AIanasass train for aShallEton naa
North, and Lynchbprg and South. ...sazssxx
AIS r. MA COsfbf0DATi 0N TRAtN for Cor
at r. 81 This train egpDests at Seg4opsyiile with
the night trains t y fss 9sEfj aad NJ
TON 4 - I.r.-tTg } ,r5s5s. fisd sskt 3,
Through tickets, Of low rates, ssldtossM points
NS Sfsarsge I uekets Hfron sspoo eensown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hsg.er kGtte gaiIt.
Bergen, Copenhagen, AND Getesan s r crst
Agent at Richmond. m can lie brdexed 4hspngh any
station agent on ii,s TSaa f ata,sSd Inc COM
nftt, ID ~ Sttsrksases.<atS As Ns,.s,
mo No passenger trains are ran on ssnayesH ~
All. PERIiY Z, GcIPral Sg{sri Rl w
t.urs T.. SrrfiyaL md, General Ticker AGENT
apl7 ~ G9SEl5a G5fo@tE - ssasssSN.eg
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je 3-1m aE @< "a Bath Alum
NIUE DE L'EAU HOTEL,
Z. " - "ti. =! SEWELLrS POINT, ~

NJ -. ~ O "a 7. HAMPTON KUADSS VA,
NEARLY OPPOSITE FORTRESS MONROE.
This new and superior hotel VIII he opened for
visitors on MONDAY, June I'D, 1872. under the su'
pervison of the undersigned and will be kept as u
FIRST-CLASS WATERING-PLACE, on the sea
side. ,''*,'''s 1,t@ .'i'I
Splendid fishing, boating,' saltwater bathing,
shaded groves. billiards. tGn-pns, and every luxury
Of the sea and land, be found at this delightful
and cony enient summer resort. .i.ls4s
p Arrangements have been made with the various
railroad companies TO sell return tickets to visitors
to VUE DE E'EAU for one fare, provided their
tickets are stamped mt Tie hotel.sl SSftE,s VI
Steamers will constantly run between Norfolk,
Portsmouth. and the hotel.
Telegraph office In the house. Two mails daily
TERMS s. per day, SOS for two weeks, $40 per
month"; u +. = .sf.ay . Ii X. :. DODSON,
Proprietor Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, Va.
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I ANDS.-I have in my hands for sale
IL LANDS, In large and small quantities. I'm nj
most every section Of the State humber of them
large, frst-class estates, with splendid Improve
ments, and desiraby located laSigihlr rivers or
railroads. GEORGE NJ. DREWRY.
my colin 101i Main street
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- .sgYh Si a. .FRAzaER, propriesor.

sGEA BATHING .--COgBS ISLAND,
kCyA...ts n0w open for the aceonMod si9n Of WIS.
itors. Fine and safe surf-bathing, hshing aid
snipe-shootinG. band Of nltiIc In atsenoance
iTGkMs 50 per day !. Gus per week. :, q
& Route; From Norfolk by steamer ". Il, HANKS 70
C.nerfygsoIe. MOeds |. W ednassiHyy End Friday
.usernfpss, Address .szt9s COBB. BRnTNERS, s,se
d Je le-iIu ys5sfss5s,y3 ri s.oIe- = !.
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DESIRABLE SUBURBAN REAL Els
~ TATE FOR SALE PRIVATELY.-TIIIk-
TEEN ACRES of beautiful table land, with a small
brick dwelling thereon containing four rooms,
on Harvie street. and extending across William
street to and fronting on Taylor street. This pro-
perry is just beyond the corporate limits and near
that lately sold by Charles Wallace Esq, for which
there was grcat demand.
FIFTEEN AND ONE.HALF ACRES of highly
improved gardcn land, with fine Young and pro-
,luctlvc orchard, well-encl0scd with Il new oak
fence, one mile north Of the city on the Brook turn-
pike, opposite the toll gate
TWENTY-THREE ACRES of highly-imrroved
garden land, with comfortable hulldin gs, one mile
north OF the city on the MEADOW Bridge road. APP
plyto RICHARDSON & co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lie lit .1113 M,fI ST
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/. : ie fin i aslJ. B. FERGUSON, Propriesor.'
NTOUNTAIN-TOP- HOUsE.-This we'll
OATH ALUM SPRINGS, y

ID BATH COUNTY,'V ERtIfNTA, l3ss
OPENED TO VISITORS JUNE Is, 1s72, s.
situated a: the eastern base of the Warm Springs
mountain, ten miles from Marlborough depot, CheS-
apeake and Ohio railroad. on the main stage road
leading to Warm, Hot. and Healing Springs; The
location Is splendid both In point OF climate and
scenery. the atmosphere Is pure and exhiaradng,
THE nc alum and chalybeate tonic waters are UNI
surpassed. .tZs - ssia- - - 80. 50
For circulars giving terms, analysis, Of
- :, -s'' s' JOSEPH BAXTER, Proprietor q