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DO NOT BE AFRAID OF THE BIBLE.

It's triumphs are certain. The owls
may boot at the rising sun, but the sum
shine on Notwithstanding. Tribes may
perish, priests may die, affairs may tum
bic into ruin, but this blessed Book ad
vances at a pace that never ceases; and
if it ever retreats, it is to cover its re :
treat with greater glory than its adj
vance. This Book inspired by the Spir-
it of God, climbs steep hills aud crosses
broad rivers. It is found under the sail
or's pillow in the soldiers knapsack !;
and it scars with wing that is not
numbered with scars, or relaxed under
equatorial suns. 1t carries with an earn
est of its ultimate and everlasting victo-
~. Aud this book tells us what the
real disease of man is. 1t lays its fin.
gers on every spot and it tells us the
blessed truth that there is no chance or
accident; that all is settled and perfect
ly arranged, and even that ripple of sor
row that sometimes comes to the sensi-
tive heart, as You will find, if you trace
it backward, came from no earth-spring
to fret us. but from the fountain of livs
ing waterst to strengthen, cheer, and en-
courage us.
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WALKING WITH GoD-The difficulty
which most people have in religion is to
bring the thought of God in their daily
lives. His very greatness makes it
hard to connect Him with homely, ev-
cry day matters. We get some sense
of Him in church,or in the prayer meet
ing OF in rare hours of exalted feeling.
But when we go into the busy world,
where most Of cur life is spent, God
fades away into heaven that is father
off than the blue sky above our heads.
This is a great loss to us. II is neglect
on our part of our highest opportunity.
God wakes with us in closest nearness
at every momenr. There is in Him, if
we could, learn TO take it, provision
of provision of helpfulness, of sympathy
Of suficiency, for every step in the whole
round of our daily life. The very things
that seem insignificant and without spir
itual meaning are set round US by God
as part of our education. And if we
habitually recognize His presence in
them all, the incidents of business and
our household care and daily walk would
become threads of gold, holding us in
the sweetest and noblest friendship with
our Heavenly Father.
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Squandering Priceless Gifts.

Among the numbcrless n1arvels at
which nobody marvels, few are more
marvellous than the recklessness with
which priceless gifts, intellectual and
moral, are squandered. Often have l
gazed with wonder at the prodigality
displayed by nature in the cistus. which
unfolds hundreds or thousands of its
starry blossoms, morning after morn
ing, to shine in the light of the sun for
an hour or two, and then fall to the
ground. But who among the sons and
daughters of men gifted with
thoughts which. wanders through eter-
nity, and with powers which have the
godlike privilege Of working good and
giving happiness-who does not daily
let thousands of these thoughts drop to-
the ground and rot9 who does not
continually leave his powers to draggle
in the mound of their own leaves! The
Imagination can hardly conceive the
heights of greatness and glory to which
mankind would be raised, if all their
thoughts and energies were to be ami
mated with living purpose. Bnt, as
in forest Of oaks, among the millions
of acorns.that fall every autumn there
may, perhaps, be one in "a million that
will grow OH into a tree somewhat in
ike manner fares it with the thoughts
and feelings Of man. What then
must be-our confusion when. we see all
these wasted thoughts and feelings rise
up in the judgement and bear witness
against ms = Julius Hare.
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NORTH BOUND. Mail Train. Express.
Leave Danville d.
{" Lynchburg.
i" Charlottesville!
I" Gordonsville,I
Arrive Alexandria
!" Washington. |
+" Baltimore, |
MANASSAS DIVISION:

Leave Baltimore, Washington and Alex
andria, daily, except Sunday with the
morning Main Line train. Leave Manas-
sas Junction at 9. II a. M. to arrive at
StrasbuIg at 400 p. m. Leave Strasburg
at 700 q. In, Manassas Junction at so p.
m, and get to Alexandria at 400 pm.
At Washington we make close connec-
tions to and from North and West; At Dam
vile to and from South and Southwest; at
Lynchburg, by Mail Train, with Atlantic
Miss. and Ohio, to and from Tennessee and
all Southwest, and at Gordonsville and
Charlottesville. by mail train, with Chesa-
peake and Ohio, East and West.
az Pullman Slecpers orr night trains
through between Washington and DAN
vile. j. NJ. BROADUS, G. T. A..
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P O E T r Y
RELE ASE.

If one had watched prisoner many year,
Standing behind barred window pane
Fettered with heavy handcuf aud with chain,
And gazing on the blue sky far and clear,
And suddenly some morning he should hear
The man had in the night trived to gain
His freedom aud was safe, would this bring pain?
All would it not to the dullest heart appear
Good things?
Yesterday looked on
Who lay as if asleep in perfect peace,
His long imprisonment for life done.
Eternity's great freedom his release
Had brought. Yet they who loved him called him
dead,
Aud wept, refusing to be eomforted.
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ORIGINAL PURE NORWEGIAN
COD LIVER OIL

This Oil unlike others Is not the fishy,
rancid, disagrecabie; Swelling and worse
tasting article, but as q pure, bland. fresh
Oil. t0ttho,tt any mfmixture, easily accep-
ted and retained by the most delicate
stomach. and possessing all the medical
properties and efficacy to much greater
degree than any other
COD LIVER OIL
makes it most valuable for patients or in
vali,ls requiring the Use n COD LIVER
OIL. For-sale by
sep 10-ly. 3. SCHMITT, Drucgiss
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Money paid to any other persons exceptmysel
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a Saratoga erccus put it's head oat
Of bud the other morning and said:
s'You lilac everything if you say tins
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a Lsr ges5tock of Notions, comprising
~ Gloves, Lisfe Thread do, Rulings,
Ladies' aud Gents Scarfs and 7 les. Hosierv
Ccyssts ke-, &c, For sale by
S.A. pAxxER.
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TAKE NOTICE

All persons knowing Themselves endebtsd to the
estate Of chas Moore decd will please come ferwnrd
and make settlement. Otherwise will be compelled
to fore close mortgages, enforce judgments and
bring SUITS Settlement will time, trouble ala
expense. J.W. X. MOORE TX
Oct. Iii ChAs, Moore dead.
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NOTICE
ALI persons having claims against
Wright Gatewood Sen'r are requested to
present them without delay for settle
ment. ANclaims not presented within
reasonable time will bc'rejected and this
notice pleaded in bar of such claims.
w. GATEwooD, Scnr
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

STRONG AND PCIP RICH Er.ooD-IScREAsG
OF FLESH AND WEIIHT-tLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED To ALL
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DR.. RAD WAYS
Sarsaparllian ReSOlVelt

the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
HAS MADE THE MOST Astonishing CURES: so
2 1TbY So KAR 4k abE EE 1,R iSf TIE
or fnIs TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-17
CHOICE BUSINESS AND DWELLING PROPERTY
IN THR FIRST AND FOURTH DISTRICTS
SUCCESSION OF JOHN +. MCENERY.
Second District Court for tho Parish Of Orleans
No. 80 los.
pY HOEY 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

DY HOEY 4 O,CONNOKANrCROiAs }.
ID Hoey. Misunderstanding No. II Exchange
NJ, at the NJ. rchants and AuctiOneers Exchange,
on Royal, between Canal and CustOmhouse streets,
by virtue Of an order of the honorable the Second
District Court OF the parish of Orleans dated June
H. 1875 will be sold by public auction. the follow.
ing described property, to wit
and improvements thereon, in the First District
of this city, in the square bounded by Magazine
Constance and Richard stseets and Felicity road.
ence may be-. as feet inches front ca Felicity
roaa by an irregular depth of IS feet on one line
81 feet inches front and depth on Constance
street, and % feet on the rear line. the sad lot be-
ing known as lot No. 3. The Improvements COM
prise one story frame buildings, the corner being
3. LOT Of GROUED, with ali the buildings
and improvements thereon. in the Firs. District of
this city, in the square bounded BY Orange Rich
tss as os q
front on Orange street BY So feet IL inches lines
in depth, together with the use of an alley feet
wide, running from Orange street, in mon with
lots Nos. l, 2 and 3. The improvements comprise 3
double two story brick dwelling, known as Nos.
1913 and $50 Orange street.
3 LOT OF GROUSD, with all the buildings
aud improvements thereon, in the Fourth District
of this city, in hesquare bounded by Washington,
mated a. lot No. II and measuring 80 feet inches
line front Oh Washington street by 100 feet in
depth. The Improvements comprise twOstcry
street.
Terms Of sale-one.,h cash, and the remain
der at one and two years. credit, in notes of the
purchasers to their own order. and by them in
dOcsed, payable in one and twOyeaIs from date Of
sale, bearing inrest Of eight per cent per snnum,
secured by special mortg ,Se and vendors lien,
with the penal clause five per cent attorneys fees
IN event of suit, tho improvements to. be Kept in
cured and policy transferred to the holders Of the
nOtes until final payment, and purchasers to as
sumo payment over and above their bids Of all
taxes of 1875, payable in 1876.
Acts Of sale at the expense Of the purchasers be.
fore John G. Eustis. Esq. notary public.
jel3 10 rs jy3 10 1.
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q. s. MARSHAL'S SALES.
United states vs. One G opper still. enc.

United States W.. One Copper Still, etc.
TN THE UNIFIED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
i District OF Louisiana, No. 14a6.-ln obedience
to warrant to me directed in the above
entitled suit. l have seized and taken into
my possession tho following propertv, tina
premises, desguat sd and by Nos. l73 and 1870
New Levee street viz;
One Pump and Hose, one Worm, ono half berrei
Rum sixty empty CEDAR Barrels, fourteen empty
bogsheads, etc, as per inventory on file in this
office, now libeled by the United States for tho
causes set forth in the libel now pending in the
Circuit Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite end al monish the owner
owners thereof and all and every person per.
sons having or pretending to have any right title
or interest in to the same, to be and appear at
Circuit Court of the United Stz4bs tor the district
aforesaid to be holden at the city Of New Orleans
on the third Monday in. August TO show cause II
any they have or can, why the said prOpeIt r
should not be condemned and sold egreeably 70 tho
prayer OF ibelant.
United Sites Marshals Office, New Orleans .
July ~. 1875.
g.. B. PACKARD,
jyl7 81 aus is United States Marshal.
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VALUABLE THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY,
SUCCESSION o. BERNHARDT sToLz. De
CEASED.
SeconA District Court for the Parish Of Orlsane-
No. 81 ll9
DYNAsH & HODGsoN-w. T. Hopas,

DY NASH & HODGSON-w. I. HODGsON
ID AuctiOneer-Otfice No. CarOndelet street.
On SATURDAY, July II, 1875, at twelve o'clock NJ. =,
at the St. Charles Auction Exchange, in the base
ment r0tuIda of the ST. Charles Hotel, in this city
by virtue and i'll pursuance of an order of the Hon.
AL Tissot, Judge OF the second District Court for
the parish Of Orleans, dated June g. 1875, docket
No. 31,ll9 for account of the succession Of Bern
hardt stOlz, deceased. at public auction wiz bs
sold
/: A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon sit,
uated in the square No AS in the Third District of
this city, bounded by St Bernard avenue, Annette
Urquhart and Girod streets, designated as No. 6
which measures "a feet front on 1t. Bernard
avenue, 127 feet in. depth on the line which
separates it from lot No. 5. and l37 feet inches
lines. more or less in depth and front on Girod
street, and Is feet in width in the rear; being the
same property purchased by said dscea sed from
Joseph Durand. as per act before G. V. Foulon
notary. September Is 1868.
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and Improvements thereon, situated
in; the square No: :, bounded by Girod (now
Villere), st. John Baptist (now Roberts0n), New
ST. Bernard and Annette streets, designated by the
No. q and measuring more or less, 80 ieet III inches
lines front on Where street. BY l6O feet in depth
being the same property purchased by eafd de.
ceased from John Tosse, ~ per act before Joseph
COhD notary. February S3 1872.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot in Emitted States treas.
ury nptes.
Acts Of sale before George ". Christy, notary
pubc, at the expense of the purchasers, incud
ing the taxes due in 1876. jel7 q iva II l.
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AUCTION sALes THIS DAY.

By 3. N. 4 q. o MONTGOMERY, at IL O'Clock
1t corner of Camp and Natchez streets, assort
nent of new and secondhand furniture; and
at the same hour, at No. 10 Bsrenne street
horses. mules. bugges, etc.
BY HOEY1 OCONNOR. at II o'clock. at Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange. brick store, No. 100
Poydras street, between Camp and Magazine
streets; colt age residence, corner of Third
and St. Charles streets; two lots with build.
ipgs corner OF Locust and First streets a LOT.
with building, corner of Hilery and First
streets, Carrolton; lot, with buildings on
Felicity, between Constance and Magazine
Streets premises No 9. l2a and 1870 Orange be-
tween C0nst ance and Annunclation street. a
lot, with buildings, on Washington bet Heen
st. Charles and Prytania streets.
By G. E. GIRARDEY. at IL O'Clock, at St. Charles
Auction Exchange. lot with improvements
corner of Liberty and Terpsichore streets: a
lot, with buildings, ON Annunciation bet ween
Second end Third streets lot, with buildings
corner of Camp and ITALIA Streets.
By VINCENT CO., at IL o'clock, at the Mer.
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange. a lot, with
buildings on Josephine, between Coliseum and
Chest nut streets.
BY NASH HODGSOv, at IL O'Clock, at St.
Charles Auction Exchange, lot with build.
ings in square bounded by st. Bernard avenue
Annette, Orquhart and Il rod streets; q lot,
with buildings, in square bounded by Where
Robertson, New st. Bernard and Annette
streets; elegant residence No. 800 jackson, be.
tween Brainerd aad B ArOnne streets; lot ad
joining the same residence No. 1895 Baronne
bet ween Thalis and Melpomene Streets a
tract of land in Je ferson parish opposite Car
rollton; furniture aadmovables
81 SHERIFF WAGGAMAN, at II o'clock, At the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, lot
with buildings, on Pryt ania. between Sixth
aud Seventh streets; an interest IN a success