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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-09

= DAMAGE gAsD' less or LIFE, III BERks.
PG.;e July 6.TTAddi-,
tionsl particulars OF fast nights terrific min
and windLsform received from the western
portion OF Berks county tosday state that,
the Berks and Lehigh railroad was washed
away betweenS Moselem and Lenhartsyille.
Near McKeansburg, in this county, a barn
was blown. down. killing !" yonng lady
NAMED Mary Koch. sfs1of5i!lo ta'ttsi = az !"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-09

NT SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!-LOWER
THAN EVER.-The stock must be closed ont.
Prices down. Now is the time to buy at s. y +.
ivi3 LEVY BROTHERS,.
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EJgsTIE aAAtERIGAN 81 SOFT CAPSULE
IlfCO,S FysccyI.ist az New 6gpdS sAns M IN nse-
tsines now ready aQdrSss "
Reade street, New Sarks my 1a.5hi
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7MTnLyNERYF GOODS.

M il i IN Err, x ,r5 aik eaHs
: Having on hand very large stock of.NaSs
from to-day my stock at reduced prices. Handsome
'WREATHS nj very low figures, STRAW and CHI
all much below prtccss call L. respectfully
solicited .t.sf fss.tttf ~ M.sWAIT0NsGt
III ~ my 29-eod2M -
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.nORSETS.-75e:: Corsets for Soc; &
NJ Corseis. for 7se.; $3.50 Corsets for 81; A.
domiiiai Corsets only $3.50, st ,,,,,.r
+ fe 29-eosl ,rgg T. <=osfftS = JULIUS AEf FIX :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-09

=, THE SEASIDE Library s:o;iMs".
will introduce to the public the novels which have
been approved by the best critics OF both kemj-
spheres. The SEisrD e LIBRARY win contain more
matter for the money than any other publication.
The following numbers are now ready. When or
added! New numbers received every week. ! ~
EAST LYNNE: Double nnmberl. 20c.s .oeth !:
WaaN.HaTER Schares R s last novel;
~ zoe. gt.i II Lf-EsiiEizsD : 80 u R--jt'
BLACK INDIES. Jules verne's new book. loo.
ADAM BEDE. 10c. ~ ~ ,s.s't5-tHit..
ARUNDEL MOTTO. ,l0c.a iii ..i .,st:.iiip -
A'1 80 - Wv. J. r. ELLYsoN, Bookseller, = /.
r-iy s-d1Otaw&sw3t1 ID, : Hip Main ttreet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-09

DRESS LINENs.-The greatest bargains
~ In DRESS LINENS at ,,,,.,.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-09

'DARAsOLS AT PRICES GREATLY
i REnJCED.-If you want a bargain 70 20
ie 29-eai - -, ? - - JULIUS mE1 =. ;.
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THE MARVELLOUS PEN WRITES
80 WITHOUT INK, AND Is ALWAYS
I" a.E { READY FOR USE. "a

The ink which IT generates In moment Is very
limpid, dries rapidly, and remains fixed and unate-
rable on the paper The chemical preparations OF
the Ink are SO highly concentrated that one Pen VIII
last several months -! --s,'
i APEN and REyERSIBLEPOCK
sent to any address receipt Of 26 cents.
1Directiops for use accompany each Pen.1 s3 s.
Address all orders 10 i3Get lasEt- 44. - ~
ia / ,. j. II. EILYSoN, Bookseller, -
ia, a.51 NJ ssuSw9t ,fEiF ll12 Main street. I'd
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Dividends.

z yiag. ,yiiTp. RICHMOND. VA.,aJuly 8, 1877. +"
THE BOARD. OF DIRECTORS. OF
+. THE CITY BANK,OF RICHMOND. VA. have
this day declared a DIVIDEND OF THREE t3)
PER CENT. on the capital stock of the Bank, pay
able 10 the stockholders tout of the profits OF the
last six months, aud free of all taxes on and after
I " s,siS GUN 'n EDWARD COHEN Cashier
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-09

gLAWNS.-Another lot OF
~ those beautiful SATIN-sTRIPED VICTORIA
e Sa. s |S Just oie"' julius MEYERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-09

II MEN DRILLS.-F pieces PLAIN,
4 "A STRIPED. and CHECKED LISEN DRILLS,
from 6Xe up-the cheapest line In fhc city5at
te ZY.eod H1I. 49,. JULIUS ME1Ehs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-09

r MEN SUITS AND DUSTERS.-AA
IL prices marked down TO close out: az ,px,rD,c
10 9S,.eoa - s;I+7FI,ga JULIUS MEiEkS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-09
THE HYGEIA HOTEL.

THE HYGE1A HOTEL.
4 .rlqrIiiuG0 POINT COMFORT. Y,
Situated within 100 yards OF Fort Monroe. ORR
all the year. Special attractions for summer, with
ample capacity for 500 guests. Has all modern IN
proyements. Six daily mails, aud telegraph Office
Fifteen TO twenty frstclass steamers qnd daily ey
cept Sunday $50 yards from the door. Supcrior
beach for bathing At the door-stcps and good from
May until,Noyember. Boating. n.h!ng and t,rvi,,
specfniIy attractive. Send for circular describing
hygienfc advantages, terms, &c.
my 1-dcw2m H. pHDERI'S pro,-,..-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-09

TTANDKERCHIEFS GIVEN AWAY
I'll nos, of PAPER containing "a sheets Of Pa
PER. o4 ENVELOPES, and . ,CAMBRIg, HAND
KERCHiEF, sent to any address on receipt Of 35c.
Yso ,..f .ssEt iz BOOKSELLER, 11l2 Main asreetS
IN all 0t&w&sw3t .,,. 80 g,s5ss -y..-t;
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DIAPER IN BOXES! 4

!. Twenty-sour sheetsfo of PAPER and twenty -four'
ENVELOPES, put mp In . neat box, with chromort
thograph on top OF boxs sent to any address, post
fs,,t '.I.i.tr 1ff .ffsF4tsJ. IT. ELLYSON. i.l
"a bookseller, LIZ Main street. Il,
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r AWNS.-FiKe thousand yards jazz
liNETLA WNS at ! 2Sc.-re2ular shilling goods
MT - -. JULIUS MEYERS,
~ ,1 "a a.n5 '''' - COB Broad street.
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pieces yard-wlde
l. PERCALES-new and beautiful stylcs-at s'Ic
worth 24c,, nj l!2pEs ~" ,, ,,,.x,rp,s
.s fe o-eod. jtsj 49, r,t- JULIUS ME1 FIX ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-09

i. F1rz. IEE:-The Dispatch. gives to Fitz.
Lee one delegate less than he is entitled to
In Manchester and three LESS in Norfolk.
The sum OF his developed strength should
be seYenty-tbree instead Of. sixty mine. Ma
torities i'm Spotsylvania, Pance George,
Westnoreland, Lancaster, &C., will increase
that sum. and minorities FROM other cotln-
ties yet to hold meetings will swell it very
materially WarreRton tYadea!! iEi:1 :,;s'7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-09
81 H0i57-T I'll y;
..r:nunouN COUNTY. .

: ROCKINGHAM COUNT T.-Roekingham is
alive for Colonel Holiday. for Governor,
and no doubt her delegates will be infuen-
!tialf in securing his nomination. by the
State Convention. odd Comm nzcealth.
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OFFICIAL JOJ NAL OF THE PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAP
E. puMEz ec T. BELOW, EDITORS
Tnr CoyrrprnArr SOLDIERS RrruRs, ,roR

THE CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS RETURN, ,soR
THE LOST CAUsE-A magnificent picture,
beautiful in design and artistic in execution.
II represents Confederate soldier after the
war returning to his home. which he finds
ruined by shot and shell, looking lonely and
desolate. In front Of the ruined cottage,
telling a sad tale of the miseries of war.
are two graves with rides crosses. on ono OF
which some friendly hand has hung gar
land. The graves are overhnng by q weep
ing willow, in the shadow of which stands
the returned soldier with bowed head, "a II
thinking of the past To the right the calm
river apd rising moon Indicate peace ana
rest. The stars seen through be trees re-
present the Southern Cross, draped over the
graves. an emblem of the Confederate flag
as we'll as harbinger Of brighter days to
come. The food Of glorious moonlight
streaming through tho trees and rejecting
on the peaceful river adds to the sentiment
and beauty of the scene aud its sur
roundings. No description of this gem of
art viii do II Justice 1t must be seen. It is
n picture that will touch every southern
home. II Is IA IS inches in size, on heavy
plate paper. One copy will be sent by mail
in paste-board roller, to any address, post
paid, on receipt Of 25 cts, three copies for
GO cents., or six for 81, in currency or post
age stamps. Agents wanted everywhere, to
sell this and q variety of other popular cheap
pictures.s No money required until they are
sold. No trouble to sell them. Send stamp
for our catalogue and terms. Address,,
A CREGAR & CO., Publishers.
f6s Market st., Chattanooga, Tenn.
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.litAsg fi'-f - t5tis8ai'fH. .afl8slfi ..s]
PbesSSvbgical Journal and Science
cf AealM.-Contents for November,
!. Geo. W. McCrary, Secretary of
War. Portrait. a.ssr .fr sir
II. sFowlerism.r
Ill. Brigham Young. Portrait.
Nv. What Is Our Dntyf
Y. Light IN Dark Places. Chaps.
WILL, TX, r. 80 y4sadoloN
,vI.Wivea and Shop Women.
VII. Indolepce in, Literature. Part
VIII. Letters to'a Son in College,
Z. TX. The Oregon Salmon Fishery.
Illustrated.
x, Louis AdoIphe Thiers. Por-
trait. af 800 ~
xT. Reservatioue. re -
XII. Historical Spelling. %
XIII. "A Wonderful Lake. :
XIV. What and HowSome Great
People Ate. ~ - =
XVg Consecfated Life. cr-
1vL Onr NAtiOaal Dish Pie.
Editorial md Current Matters.
Poetry: Record Of Science. Agricul-
t,snI Hints. Answers to Corfespon-
dents. Library N6tics. Opening Of
fnrensl9e 3 deal Institpte etc. ~ ~ IS 8 =
SubscsAPtisa Terms--st Copy, %
year, $500. sTstra'osf~I -. :.
8. r Wells y Co., Publishers,
7N Broadway, New York. Z 8 ~ :
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The State Superintendent of Pub
lie Education has issued the following:

The State Superintendent of Pub
lie Education has issued the following:
oFFIcE OF THE STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF }
Public Education and ofthe Agent OF the I
Peabody Education Fund for Louisiana }
New Orleans, La, November 3, 1877.
Under and by virtue of authority
vested in the undersigned by the Rev.
Barney Sears, DID,, general agent of
the Peabody education fund, the Rev.
J.-K. Gutheim, Messrs. Paul Capde1
vielle, JOS. Collins, Louis A. Martinez
and Jos. A. Craig, Of the
CITY SCHOOL BOARD;
and VIM. o. Rogers, ESQ.,, Chief Su-
perintendeut Of the City Public
Schools, are hereby appointed an ex-
ecutivs committee for the establish
ment Of a free normal department for
. professional training Of such col
W. graduates of high schools or
other titutions Of learning, and
other adre ed students over sixteen
yearE OF age and of proper mental and
moral qualifications, as shall sub
scribe a written declaration that il 'is
bona fide their desire and intention to
exercise the teachers vocation for mt
least two years after their completion
ofthe normal course, to be attested by
4. CERTIFICATE OR DIPLOMA
granted by the City Board of School
Directors awarded by the officers
of the Board Of Regents hereinafter
constituted. 81 La
Said normal department will be
under the control and direction of
State Superintendent and the execu-
tive committee hereinbefore appoint
ed, constituting a board Of seven re-
gents, who shall draft rules for their
own government and for that of the
department providing expressly that
said department shall include q junior
and senior course in its curriculum,
and that it shall not admit to its Sc
nior course more than thirty compc-
tent students, domiciled in the city
of New Orleans, and shall be open to
at least twenty such students from
THE RURAL PARISHES
OF the State.
Said board Of regents will meet in
the Office Of the State Superintendent
OF Public Education for organization
on Thursday, November 8, at the
hour Of noon, and thereafter at such
time as shall be fixed by its rules.
ROBT. M. LUSHER,
State Superintendent Of Public Edu-
cation and Agent Of the Peabody
Education Fund Of Louisiana.
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A NEGRO SONG.

- ="
A.. ~ I ...n ss asn evlne ~ 'ss.,
-, J sOnk oIO"I ume = past
~ uc srnss ~ comin Iass
IN the shower;
a., A, de aia mi g'o.y o'isi,
rrw xo"n "'s"0'
10y A'
Ezo7u oh. darkies mind dis ~arnin,.
IYon vorr hah lonr ~ nIav'
Far den ojcriss IN A. mornin'
s~-1r;ns. trnuhies ali AZ dav.
6pmTN-
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One Of the best evidences Of the
extreme earnestness With which
President MACMAHoN wished to
give . splendid reception to Gen.
eral GRAN13s u h. found in the
fact that the Merohal did not
want to use services of an, ordin-
Nv htsfpreter. Tire cable dis
patches state, indeed, that during
S,long dhvefsation held last night
III tho smoking room az tho EIysee
betweep MAUMAH0ar and GnARr,
NJ NIaNAUD, Secretary of the
lAmesican Legatioa, ,uastet ~ ID.
tsrpreet& Mr.. HHN1x vI6NAyD
- moro than an Interpreter and )
Legatjon Secretary he eis the well.
known author Of many works On
int4snationsl questions, and one
Afthe psipcipal editors Of the M
eesialD plenati tilsa Osussssvs1sl
A0ek5te6E S5 'iy tx4;3glH
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HEALTHY, SOLID FLESH.
THE sun.
l07a.

ls7s. NEW YORK 1879.
"A the time approaches for be re-
newal Of subscriptions, THE SUN
wonld remind it's friends and we'll,
wishers everywhere, that it is again
o candidate for their consideration
and support. Upon 'ita record for
the past ten years IL relies for con.
tinuance Of the hearty sympathy and
generous cooperation which have
hitherto been extended "a Il from
every quarter Of the Upi(a.
The DAILY SUN Is Tour PAGE
sheet Of % columns, price by msil.
post paid. IS, cents month, "
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The SUNDAY edition ~ THE Sun
Ia an eight page sheet Of 56 columns.
While giving the news Of the day, il
also contains large am0nnt Of lite
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Sun haa met with great success. Post
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+ AuE WEEhLI BUN.
I Who d0cs not know THE WEEKLY
Sun It circnlates throughout the
United States, the Canadas, and
beyond. Ninety thousand families
greet its welcome pngrs weekly, and
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Terms ONE DOLLARa war, post
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TERMS:
A GREAT SENSATION
is WHAT
JOSEPH STEIN

q creating I'm HAHNvILLE with his SHOE
FACTORY. Shoes for Ladies, shoes fer
Gentlemen. shoes for Children. shoes for rich
and poor. shoes for all, unsile 10 order, by the
pair or dozen. at from s2.00toN 90 per pair.
Respectfully solicits tho pstrrnace OF the
good people Of st. John. tie baptist, irres-
positive of col6f. sex of pesvi0uS condition.
xdirrss, JOSEPH STEIN. H.bnviile.
2lJ,y77iy. y i1'fl st. Charles parish.
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evident that these parti rave no
right to declare that If I, Amer.
ican Government does D speed
lily accept theinvitation 4 rance,
and "appoint a CommIs. J and
snbsidize it," they tbemse s will
"take imperial charge oft inter
ests Of all expectant exhi torsn
In the first place, these rites
shOnld be reminded that Il De
rartment of State only hs tue
right to stake imperial char ? OF
rAmegicah interests abroad In
the Se00ud place, they weresl bb.
ed by Duke DEcAzEs OK
GLUCKsBERG. IF Congress rs
not vote an appropriation fe. .
representation Of the United y
'tes at the Parish !. Exhibition,
America cannot appear there in
any shane, for the Franco-German
Minister of Foreign Affairs could
not receive the envoy of the
iwould-be American exhibitors or
New York Exhibition Agencies ;
and this for reasons best known
TO himself, and defending on what
he has heard from Berlin, and the
information he has received con.
cerning the real character Of the
enterprise in New York.-Com-
nsercial Adceytiser. vbas lal'
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ST. MARYE CATHOLIC OR
PHAN BOYSASYLUM.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 80, 1877.
On behalf of suffering and sup.
plicating humanity, we beg you
not to forget that, in the third dis.
trict of this city there exists an
average of at least three hundred
children, ID most necessitous cir
cumstances, who look with crav.
ing eyes and extended hands to
public charity for food, cJotkixg,
fuel and some edxcatiOx.
The amount required daily for
the baker and the butcher is no
less than e25.
The asylum, which is open to
all, without any distinction, is in
charge Of pious snd devoted sist-
era, who spare noeffort to minister
INTO the wants and necessities of
it's abandoned. forgotten. but in
nocent inmates. Alas! how often
does the task prove above their
strength and devotion!
It is also under the patronage
ofthe Most IReverend Archbishop
Perche, who joins In this humble
request, and it's affairs are admin
istered by well.known citiz(as
whose names stan1bj0A in \ the
community. quo z S,'' .sS
Any gin viii prove acceptable
whether money, rice, potatoes,
-four, sugar, vegetables, provis.
ioas 'Of any kind, clothing, .bedil.
ing, wood, coal, cotton, 4rposs,-in
: word, any thing which can save
tho poo, and helpless little ones
INN hung ger and cold.rrFsr Z.
Any article cnnsigned to the
priest Of your y&SisIi, Messrs. r.
Carey. & QoyP. O. Bex 1878, or
warehouse, corner BienviII6 and
Front streets, OF to the undafsign.
ed, treasurer, will BE- gratefully
received. ''''1s ! IT. =. III =
Ano OeneIacCOrN snail receive
the humble but telling prayers Of
the poor Orphans, which will as.
cend on high, that kind Provid.
cHoo may smile ulpsM them and
shower His choicest fayors. !,
Very respectfully,
y, BEnNUDEx, chairman;
Ne. GAHyET. g"T'a
fsR 9. 6ro0Iv fs4J2f8s
sfrrset ]. DEvERKUx,
T. w. C0IxxxA
Committee.
All comm0nitAtions should be
addressed to the undersigned,
P.O. Box No. IT'S, who will
promptly Answer the came. VIC.
ToB 61RE, Treasurer. { " s.
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seIt is~ith deep sorrow that We
chronicle the death Of or Old
friend Dr.. q. ChAbaud He died
suddenly Of an attack Of apoplexy
Gfi1ha lungs, last Thursdsy at 2
O'Clock r. n. Tho deceased was
the friend q, Ill Glasses fepd the
bonefhctor Of the poor. Hiamem,
egJJwill long be cherished iapour
community where be he'd nIIed
ausA . prominent part for the last
81 ytafs. Dr. Chabaud wasbCth ~
Bordeaux (France), and was . rs.
sident Of st. John the Baptist
since 1S40. He died In his 9th
year.
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I'VE have received the flrst
htlmber of the Courier Of tie re,
che, published In New Iberia BY
Messrs. Eschdisr & ,;irod. It Is
= lively and interesting Journal,
worth more than the subscription
price, t2aJear.A sizs.os
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THE RURAL PARISHES

The British Quarterly Reriew.-
Contents Of No. CXXXII., for Octob-
er, 1877. ~
ART. = a--ll1 4. - ~ err -s
!. King Rene of Anjou.
2. The Sects of the Common
wealth.. ~ T.IT E5flHN
3. Jules Michclet.
4. George Buchanan.
5. Thomas De Quincy.
8. The Greek Revolution.
Z. The Social Question in Sicily.
Contemporary Literature, History,
Biography, and Travels I; Politics.
Science, and. Art; Belles Lettres,
Faction, and Poetry; Theology, Phil
osophy, and Phiiology. az
The periodicals reprinted BY the
LEONARD ScoTT PUBLISHING CO., (41
Barclay Street, N. W are as follows :
1M Lo9don Quarterly, Edinburqh,
Wcstminster, and British Ouorterlu
Rcric,cs. and Blaczacoods La1asine,
Price, "a year for any one, or only
$l5 for all, and the postage is pre-
paid by the Publishers.
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DR.. Tut has been en-.
gagged In the practice
Of medicine thirty
ycars, and for q long
time was dcmonstra-
tor Of anatomy In the
Medical College Of
Georgia, hence, per-
sons using his Pills
have the guarantee
that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are free from all
quackeY. ~
He has succeeded In
combining In them
the heretofore antag.
onistic qualities Of q
strsnSt1f-isH fsyu.
HSs.4H NYsosis
edect 6A tncreaseths
aosH~&N ~os;u~ekA
food topM krlyassim.
ilate, thu -he system
II noufis( a, and BY
their tsau sction on
tie dlgssa 70 organs,
|Weulsf q healthy ev.
acuationsarc produced
The sspi6ty with
which fsys0ss fsAs a.
fssh, while under the
influence ofthesc pills,
Of itself indicates their
adaptabiiity to nourish
the body, and hence
their efficacy in curing
nervous debility, mel.
anchcly, y,dyspepsia,
wasting OF the mus
cles, siuggishness Of
the liver, ch..nio con-
stipation, and impart-
Q the system. Sold eve
,ay Street. New York.
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The prospects Of the sngar crop
are very unfavorable. So Ear, the
yield is small and quality inferior.
6esidek work drags on slowly on
account of the continued rains.
ASold dry spell would do imnen.
- god. ssrl 10 sil 4 irtagi...Eo 4a
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country who Is willing to work steadily at
the employment that VIC furnish. S66 DER
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your whole time 10 the work. or only Your
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SHERIFFS SALES.
p sr%F OF LOUISIANA.
4rH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
George ". Combs
vs..
Patrick RkSlaS.
No. 6l7- Y

BY viYtue of and in obedience to an order
Of seizure and sale dated October lst A. d.
1877 and 30 mo diretted IN tho above entitled
and numbered suit, i have. seized and will
proceed to ssll at publio auction to the last
and highest bidder, at the Court House Of
this Parish on -
SATURDAY, the l7th day of NOVEMBER,
1877, ct II o'clock A. NJ.
The following described property to wit:
A certain tract Of land situated IN the Par
ish of st. John tho Baptist, ut the place
known a. tho Bonnet Can6, on the right
hank OF the Mississippt River, at Z distance
of about thirty six miles above the City Of
New Orleans, neasnring one arpeut more or
less front on said River by ten arpents more
or less in depth, bounded on the upper line
by the property of Wow. Geo. Bossief and on
the lower line by that of JEAN -Baptiste Dieu-
donne, together with all tho buildings and
improvements thereon, and all the rights,
ways, seryitudcs. privileges and advantages
thcreunto belonging or in any wise sppertain-
ing. 'iWs
TERMS: -
Cash on the spot, in U. 8. Treasury Notes.
Sheriffs officc, Parish Of st. John the
Baptist, October 18th, 1877. III ~
JOS. T.'BURCARD, u
lSo5t. Sheriff.
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20. Box No. IT'S, who will
promptly Answer the came. VIC.
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