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MINERAL WATERS.

BEDFORD (VA.) ALUM AND IRON
D SPRINGS WATER, MASS. AND PILLS. for
certain forms of Dyspe Rsa, Diseases peculiar to
Females, Chronic Diarrhea; Bronchial. sirrfulous'
and Cutaneous Affections Disorders of the Liver.
Kidneys, and Bladder; Debility, Malaria and Head
ache.
HUNTER MCGUIRE. NJ d.. virginia.
Unsatisfactory in uterine diseases and III malarious
'' %EaicIent in Dyspepsia and Nervous Disease.
- q. T. HARRISON. VI. D., New York.
Used with IN serta T nGea5 TO
e @Benencla in Malara Fever sns bIphIherla"
"Invaluable in Scrofula.,
w. j. GILBERT. NJ. D., North Carolina
Recommended rs Prophy!actic IN Iellow-Fc-
yer districts" d. r. FA1REX. n. d., Louisiana.
The SUMMER SEASON of these Springs begins
JUNE 1sT. Terms, $50 per month. Carriages
meet visitors Forest or Lawyers. each our miles
from the Springs..uDon ad"icc of arrival. Accom- i
modations uncQualled. All the comforts "nu Nv
fractions. Skiful resident physician. =,
PRICES 80 cents per gaii2 enr fr. -,
cask: is for ten gallons; 81 for twenty gaoiis-oh
board cars ut Lyncburg. va. ..,o 10 "a o,dss
MAss.Etfy cents and DOYLE Th,, Mass I is he
water soIiditied and contains all The curative prof.
cries of the wafer IL reduced space a,
age. or 81, 81 80, and S3-post. paid These l,lis
consist the Mass in Sugar-coaed pills formed 10
suit delicate conditions sample supply sem iTse TO
phiet free uuou application. This remedy or Nature
Is endorsed by the medical profession and atteSted
by results In thousands OF cases during the las'
'"en'''Se'en 'e'''' 4. NJ. DAVIES,
'~. President OF The COMPANY,
IS Main street. Lynciburr Va.
Sold by POLK MILLER & co. Agents,
900 Main street, Richmond.
South for sale at the depos and ticket-ofce re-
duced rates. 80. ap 29-5in
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MET STILL GREATER REDUCTION
IN PRICES OF MILLINERY GOODS.-Wc are de-
termned to close out entire stock of SUMMER
MILLINERY, and are selling at prices lower than
any other house IN the CITY, regard of cost. We
DEFY competition, and ask call Of all In want of
Hats, Bonuets, Feathers. Flowers, GAUGES. Grape
Wells, Mourning Goods. &C. Country orders re-
ceiye prompt aud careful attention. a call Is So
licited. MRS. +. 1UTILER.
jy 16 525 Broad street Richmond Va.
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TIRST GRAND EXCURSION OF
Il PAWNEE TRIBE, No. So. /. o. +. ",
MOUNT PLEASANT EXCURSION GROUNDS,
on the Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad, near Hanover
Courthouse on
MONDAY, JULY FL, 1879.

GlassBall Shoeting--handsome silver cup to the
best shot.
A gold ring TO the handsomest lady on the
grounds; also cup to the handsomest gentleman.
Among other attractions there will be grand
Tub-Race on the lake in the afternoon; also Dane
ing. Boating, Fishing, Swinging, Croquet. &c.
Mount Pleasant has been recently flied up WIN
pavilion for dancing 60x24 feet; also q INC Iahe'
with buatS upon the same Good string band IN al-
tendance. No improper characters allowed on me
train. Train leaves promptly at TX oGiocS A. VI.
Returning will arrive At Richmond at 3 +. Nj.
Tickets caH be obtained from any member or the
Tribe, or ut the train on that morning. Tickets,
round trip. so cents: children bali price.
~ 14-MW, S&M4t%
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The telegram announces the destruction OF
glue factory. Couldn't they destroy some
OF the glucose factories? That wouldn't be
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apEcs.s. roTIus.


- - : BARGIINs. MOTTO BE FOUND
t'5s.'st ..1Es'zs ELSEWHERE.
TheY will offer on Monday next
q eases YARD-WIDE GARNER e CO.'S LAWN
at 5Sc., usual price of which Is l0c.:
/ case MERRIMAC COL0RED PIQUES oifc'i
eases best PRl S G, at 4Tf: :, ac hereto
7sd tore n.e sed B g. "a
fsfive purchase) viii be offered very cheap;
% pieces BLACK LACE BUNTING ct 121ac., yass
= led a mon tn ago nc 30e.:
10 pieces ALL. WOOL BUNTING at 1896;
FRENCH HUNTING :, erga ere, reduced ., ,.o,o on.
ENGLISH BUNTING tSruy mfxture) at 12kc.
worth 21c. by The case:
NAINSOUK MUSLIN at 1896, valued at Csc:
nAMAsSE PIQUE at 10c.. formerly sold at 20c;'
INDIA NULL MUSLIN at &C., value OF which Is
A large nse' stock of FRENCH SAiNsooK;
VICTORIA LAWNS;
LINEN DIES INDIA. checked ana striped;
STRIPED FRENCH ORGANIZES at &c., valued
sTRif I'D; irURN1TURE-LrNEN at 1sHer valued
DREss-LINENs by the piece or yard at 1916,
generally sold at 20c.:
256 FRENCH-WOVE CORsETs at 25c, would
90 p pe sesa Ia Il CURTAIN MUSLIN at oc
NoffTiNGHAM CURTAIN-LACE at 10. 12h, 10.
20. 25c., and upwards-ali greatly reduced;
Also. some rare bargains In REAL LACE CUR
TAISS; ,,,o
fore at zoe y19
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AND RETURN ON
MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1879.
They will cncamp on the western side of the Fort,
within 100 yards of The HSgeia Hotel. Comforta-
BILE tents, army-c cots. and bedding have been pro.
yided, and arrangements made for good serVaDts'
attendant and care Of baggage.
knights. and their friends accompanying them.
will lake their meals at The Hygela Hotel on the ca
act footing Of other guests.
10 persons who wish 70 20 In camp with the Com,
manderv uncluding hotel board and tickets TO and
from Old Point) The terms will be to
Start Tuesday, goth, and return Monday. m
August 4tn. o wv
For ladies and all others desiring Lodging In o
Boat tickets separate If dcsired-round-trip. 50.
N, B.-No tickets sold on wharf or on boat. All
tickets must be purchased or before the 2S or
at the American Hotel up 10 O'Clock A. 81. the
goth.
For economy. comfort, and pleasure, this trip
offers unrivalled advantages.
For tickets and further information apply to j.: 5:
DoDSoN. chairman of committee. American Hotel ;
G. +. JOHNSTON. 91S Main street: T. L. d. WAL:
FORD. Broad between Fourth and Fifth streets: and
JUDsoN CUNNINGHAM, Tweniy-flrst and Main
Streets j. 1o-lu
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sREGIAL NOTI gEs..-
or STORE FOR RENT.
FIXTURES FOR SALE.
Is Apply At oar Office t.'
ty21 . LEY Z pis 49, -.
3. J. ,al;pEGIAL 81 NOTICES.

e-;7-.AT LEVY BROTHERS
GRAND CLOSING SALE
vou cnn save from 10 to SO per cent on your pIlr-
cbsscs The whole stock isto be sold, so goods have
been marked DOWN to and under cost.
HoUsEKEEPERs
would do well to lay In their supplies for some Time
70 come as such chance to buy goods al ,he prices
,pe re now Offering them TO close out stock seldom
one i l'Se". CALL AT ONCE
md nd ont that we have given you bat faint idea
how cheap goods are being sold at =
~ o., 90, s.saa LuvY BROTHERS..
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CONCERTS.
PICNICs.

GRAND PICNIC AT SCHUET- "a
" ZGN PARK on WEDNESDAY, Jnly nA
23d. Dancing commences ut P. N. Match. fsasM
game OF Base. Ball, Tub and Boat Race, and $500
other amusemenh. A pleasant time promised all
who attend
Committee OF Arrangements: James Smith,
Philip O'Neil', James HAYES. and Frank Parater.
Floor-Nanagers: III. fahen, J. EnriRht, John
Lively, William ODTyer, j. kerse, j. Mckinly,
and NJ. Fitzpatrick. 1y 2l-3tF
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~DON'T MISS YOUR CHANCE AT
the GRAND CLOSING SALE at
VOL LEVY BROTHERS.
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me- COHEN BROTHERS OFFER THE
LARGEST STOCK OF SILKS ever offered In this
State. Every yard is warranted against New YORK
BLACK SILK taIl SILK at 20, So, SO, eo, 75c.'s1'
and 81 Is: or 8, an
$3.50, rs. and $2,10 the present value OF
which l. fully so per cent. more; ,,,r,.
Aleo. every s1ads Of COLORED SILK III HidnS va
rlous qualities. including some of the handsom'
est goods imported; ,or
SILKS jY19
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MEETINGS..


0FFICERs AND MEMBERS COURT
" RICHMOND, No. s., /. O. F.. viii meet at
Wilkinson's Hall, No. 2e north Ninth street; Mem
G. &. Gty 21.1iAl 70. n. NORTHERN.
MASONIC NOTICE. The stated ssNysgsg
Nl couyoeation Of HARTMAN ROYAL SJX&S
ARCH CHAPTER, No. be. will be held at &sSSSs
Mason's Hall. on Franklin street, THIS s~
IMondayl EVENING at 2 O'Clock. All Royal Arch
Masons In good standing are fraternallY invited to
attend. -
s7Iafts 5i-ss; ,sa,WlLLlAM WILSON, Secretary.
JULY 21,A. l.. 1919, A. e. 1879. IL 21-1ta
|NEASONIC NOTICE.-The mem-sN
lal hers Of JoPPA LOD6 e, No. 40. will &X
attend q stated communication THIS tMon-/ w
dayl EVENING az O'Clock. Members OF sister
lodxes and visiting brethren are invited TO be pre-
sents BY order Of the w. D. 2 ~ :,
..s,...{si..3..,s JH0. =. LAUGHT0N, JRr
Hy 11.1ts - ~ Secretary.
$3.50 TO rs per ream, at
20 sthA DMPATGaa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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How can you doubt with such abunc*l' ~ !"
your own door?
DON'T TAKE OUR WORD
but read the evidence which accumula'r' -" .'il}
hand.
IT CONES THIS TIME From CHARLOTTE So
statements from WE'LL known cltizen> oI thAF'p:'t
and vicinity:
Mr.. WILLIAM MAXWELL. register ~ ir'", '.F
Mecklennurx county. says: bare D"rN ""AslNS '''
of iIolman's Liver Pads some thrr" weeks pr '.-
pltiiy Of the Liver and Indigestion. All! tikn -.
sure In stating that have receive! mos. Gree 49,
positive benefit from IT,. . ...r
Mr. j. W. ADAMS, Tryon-Slr"t '1E,
have been wearing one OF the Holman '''''' ~
some thirty DAYS with very Saii>iactyES re- -
cannot Give In detail AL ihr dement's mat ~ .-
rived frt III IL; but do Know That "Hvrt" 80
sick nov am well aud that without iEt W'c 80 .
other medicine. was troubled VAN GLLn~ !" ~
the head, headache pains IN ;c rSEi ~"'. AL 49,
ness about the s'omgc want ofappe tit". ''>"T'
liver and kidneys. constipation. S'.-lh >E'T1. -.
n sick man. but now feel yonrgt r hlrri'r'"h. F"~
ter than have for numb"r OF year 1900. ,
MrJ I. JULIAN. merchant NJ ih!' t''f' = .
have been :, great sufferer irrH 3t"n'i,'.s -
been wearing one of iiolman'S liver iA"> -.
raj weeks; am greatly beuchte, lh!i- "i' -
will do what IS Claimed for tn' ~. iH'i'."'.'S
dinlIy recommend them 10 the afflicted.
Nr, 4. &. nhSI>, Of this cl.y. SAY nav -.
Hoiman's Liver Pad. nad can tru:hiH'h i'r'd p
the me rt claim ed for IL. aud ! do tun"t '''' r.
recommend IL 20 all that are ir"ubl"'! "IA Z 70 -
uess, or any a. ease OF the liver or >ioIratG.
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Nr AT COHEN BROTHERS on Mon
day Il large stock OF LACES, In black and white
real and imitation. ~
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We give YOU timely warning. We imIlnrc y"n 20
SToP REFLECT, CONSIDER the consequences
OF constant. hnDi'ual dosing WIN l'"ls"H' III Tie
guise OF medicines.
TIE HOLMAN LIVER PAD,
with It's auxiliary remedies, Is sovereign t"lnrd'
for every species Of Liver tomoaint'ati Malaria
AID all diseases which have their "rl@n In the
stomach or liver. oil which IT." following = ~
Ague Bilious Disorders Livcr-T rnpatut. IU''I-
nit tent-Fe Periodical Headache. DTsr.i't'
Asthma. Ague Cake. Chill AMI fr!"r llim' Ss"''
Catarrh. Kidney Troubles. Irregular A"il"n 90 'i'
Heart, Jahndice, Neuralgia, Rh"uma.ni. a.l MINIS
OF Female Weakness, sick Headache. l.nihl3s''
Sciatica Pam in Side, Back. stomach. sIl'!'i'T r.,
and Muscles: Las.tuGr, etc. All th":r nav" '' ",
origin, directly or indirectly, In the ';'ha' a'.i
liver. ~
NOW Is THE TIME to apply lhe,r r"n'''N'.
caused nv malaria or marsh mi lsma br"ulI" H"f"
frequent. The poison l. not dcy"l1p"r To- any .LA.
extent ut temperature much bt,"M. ~ ~ -''r, ,
Frustrated.
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Hundreds n,orc may be s'ea 4: the o&re


descriptive PRICE LAST
REGULAR PAD-S2; IEcip!cn! ! r:..,... III:
stages tfilis and Fever. exc.
SPECIAL PAD-s3: Chronic 1.-Two r aai >'uu.''H
Disorders and Malaria.
SPLEEN BELT-S5; Enlarged : ul,cn ana L,',r
INFASf up PAD~s1.5o: Pseye' utve sud cur. II
Cholera-Infantum and Suw mrr tompatn',.
BODY PLAsrERS-5nc.t Anxii,rc, @'r \,r-
FOOT paif-50oS you, ani cir'H.''He
troubles, throwing OFT Or ,structiom' lD4 '''"'''
ABSORPTION SALTr ne box. 25c. ,,r EN,''
Sl.25-Auxiiiary tr n Coid,. SICK llcA:'t"''
Sumbness OF ESsra' mites. etc.
Al applications s@ agencies should be addr'0'''
| to RICHMOND or .ICK.
PERSONS r. .:sIDING AT \ DISTANCE
wishing 10 cSats' lit in regard 10 :hrr case,
able TO VISIT oV : office, If they VIII dtiai'
| their sytnntv ms, win receive the same co ,t,.
attentian, nd We will endearor 70 meet "' I,..
| rs fuly ~ lhcugh they visited us III person. 49,
tiers or ~, JURY will be promptly answered
/ Have none Su. the
| HOLMAN LIVER PAD.
! THE ORIGINAL! THE GENUINE
THE ONLY RELIABLE!
Druggists, II accredited agents Keep '"'''
dies. -. .,,,. south
Depot and free consultation rooms for 'He S'>
and Southeast,
lols MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND. VA. ,.,
FITZMoRRlS ( FnSlhm,
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EXCURSIONS.
II NIGHTS TEMPLARS >|
PILGRIMAGE AND ENCAMPMENT, ~
UNDER TIE AUSPICES OF
RICHMOND COMNLANDERY, No. 2,
AT OLD POINT.

THE CON1bfANDERY WILL LEAVE THIS CITY
ON TIE STEAMER ARIEL
TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1879.
AND RETURN ON
MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1879.
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HAVE ALL INTERNAL REMEDIES Dl>ir-
POINTED YOU:
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Is YOUR WHOLE SYST VI SHAIIEEkD
FROM CONTINUAL DECGGlNG
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rUNPARALLELED LOW PRICES
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QILIeHEADs, $3.50 TO % par resrn, at
D IL DMPAfGa' pRMTIHa-HbBxA 2:
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MERCHANT TAILoEs AND CLOTInrRS.
!iy7l
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-24
THE NEW ORLEANS DE1ooRAT FRIDAY OCTOBER a. 1879

Cromwell" 80 he wrote to bis landlord
| thus. $50 long as j live my family snail
never inhablt house In any street Or terrace
bearing the exscrable name OF 'CromWelF --
0f most Infamous memUry-a rebel, traitor
d regieide. D usurper, u self-seeking, ambi-
tiOus hypocrite and tyrant wholesale muir
! dsrsr or defsnselesa women and children Ito
Wit, the sieges Of Drogheda and Wexford. an
arch enemy of the altar and the throne wide
| all English historyl That name fs insulting
to the loyalty and intelligence Of the entire
neighborhood and highly offensive to the
great majority or the ratepayers. who have
already most alphabetically expressed them
selves TO that effect - Manchester Guardian.
The commonness Of inebretv among French
children is asserted by writer Ia the Lon.
don Gentlrmdns Magazine. again and
again at hotel tables" ~ says. II have seen
children scarcely more than babies suffering
distinctly from alcohol. It's, 81 travellers In
France know, the custom III all districts
south of the Loire. to supply wine gratis ut
two meals, breakfast and dinner, at which
the residents at n hotel cat In company. Re
ueately, then, In the hotels in French water
Ing places, | have watched children Of five
years old and upward supplied by their
mothers with wine enough visibly to flush
and excite them. At Stables dOlonne one lit
tie fellow whose age could not be more than
six drank ut each Of two consecutive meals
three tumhlers Of wine slightly diluted with
water. The result was on each ocoasion that
he sprawled over the table and endedby put
ting his head In his mothers lap and falling
oil
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HUNTING FOR GENERALS.
Mi. Lincoln, Gen. Scott and Thurlow Weed
Oh q Military Hunt.

Interview with Thurlow Weed In Graphic.l
After Mr.. Lincon's Inauguration" con
tinlted the veteran journalist, Il was mucf
\ mud closely associated with him. Az matter
vf fact, nitted between Washington and AL,
nany e constantly during ell n the terrible
Clossted with tho President, after all ut the
Z White House had retired, and saw tho strug-
Ele TINT great and good man had with the
dltMGnlties and responsibilities OF his position.
tlInk, !, said Mr. Weed, referring to his age
and bis blindness land ! often think this:
Thank God that He compelled the Chicago
convention to nominate Abraham Lincoln 1Or
rresinent, and moved the people g e'ect
You had opportunities OF knowing him
well, y suggested the reporter.
= Nobody better. | recall the fact that when
the war was fairly begun the President and
were talking one night over tho question OF
\ who should be appointed to the chief COM
nand Of our armies We wanted to find u
I Eeady-made washington, and didn't know In
what direction To look for him."
There was Get. Scott 7" ventured the
dnfant from the only daily pictorial IN the
world.
Yes" said the white-haired member 81 the
j Did 9U1 i'd, "and went to him to talk about
I'll Not, please understand, with M idea that
1 no would do, but TO ask him who he thought
would do. / said: General, you know A.
we'll as do that your advanced age and ~
y nfMltleA Will not permit you 10 serve hGliVa1y
4 At the head OF our armies, and that we must
have trusty and capable commander. How
would Robert Lee answer the purpose
The veteran Of Lundy's Lane and Mexico
locked at me sadly and sald II you had
nsked me that last week / should have said
he IL just our man; but Lee has gone with his
State, have just got the news Of his de-
clsion To Do a rebel Then suggested Joe
Johnston. How will he do. General 7 Yes
tardny should have said be will do canitally,
but he also has now pronounced for the other
Dtde.'"
Why, Mr.. Weed" inquired our reporter,
wasn't there anybody TO be had outside the
doubtful States7'
s No: the Mexican war had used UP all of |
That class, and nothing since had occurred to
bring out new men. But you know what the
result was We experimental din II very
costIy way, too with different generals. until
W. finally picked UP q few worth having out |
III i fnass Of ruhbishy material"
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In the Matter OF john G. weber. an AL

In the Matter of John G.. Weber, an Ab.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish of Orleans. No. H54s-W Whereas,
Henry Weber has petitioned the court for letters
OF euratorship on the estate of John G. Weber,
an absentee. Notice is hereby given to ali
whom II may concern to show cause within ten
days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not b. granted
BY order Of the court
ocl5 10 o. JOHN HERBERT CLARK
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WANTED.

CANvAssERs TO SELL THE FOLLOWING
~ new and useful Inventions: The celebrate
r. p. LEE COOKING STOVE. awarded the
aaiploma at II the last Louisiana and Alabamq
cheapest method Of Obtaining water from the
s sa rh ID Hunter's PATENT FLOUR AND MEAL
nNdh1snseiR G The Wilson L Keagle WHARF
T Tf, 4, Destroyer yet discovered The Clayton
TTinh1EEP 81 Lag HEAT REFLECTOR. ELEG-
IRlG BELLS the latest and best method Of bell
hangng fer dwellings, street cars and steam Il am
the he ld style. The PATENT WATER CUT.
9tF. az ingenious contrivanea TO prevent Tie
t. tng elserRs new method by which water can
pipes. without the use Of Ice or chemicals. The
BACkUs WATER MOTOR. great invention
trtvance for running machinery of MI fescrfr4
lions. The SUN LIGHT GAS MACHINE. the
latest. cheapest and most convenient method OF
lighting houses
Energetic eanvassers wanted and A GOOI
BUSINESS GUARANTEED.
JAMES q. REYNOLDS,
Plumber and Gas Filter
le96 lyU&W 30 Baronne street
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
George schRub vs.. Theresa Doll and
Henry Doll.

George schRub W.. Theresa non and
Henry Doll
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
4 ish Of Orleans. No. 25a26-By virtue of a
writ of seizure and sale to me directed by the
ish, OF Orleans. In the above entitled cause. ]
will proceed to sell ut public auction. at the
Merchants and Aucftoneers' Exchange, Royal
street. between Canal and Unstomhouse streets.
IN the Second District Of this city. On TUES
DAY, Novamber IS, 1879. ut u o'clock M. the
loll9 mH, deserib "a property te w.t.
the rights. ways. privileges and appurenanees
thereunto belonging. or In any wise appertain-
Ing. situated lii the Fourth District Of the city
OF New Orleans. In the square bounded by st.
Andrew. Felicity. Hercules. now Rampant and
Drvades streets. designated by the number
eleven. ,ann measuring twenty-five feet one
inch and four lines front ON st. Andrew street
by one hundred aud twenty-one feet four
inches and four lines on the line Of lot number
ten. one hundred and twenty three feet four
inches and one line on the other side line and
twenty five feet In the rear. Being the same
property which the late Henry Doll. ST.. had
acquired by purchase from ephen NJ. West
more. per an act passed before E. G. Wells
notary In this city on the twenty eight 81 March.
and II common to the defendants, VIZ: TO The
said Theresa Doll widow Of Henry Doll. Sr.)
TOR one undivided half. as having been common
IN property with her said husband and the said
Henry Doll for the other half. as the sole heir Of
his said deceased father. Henry Doll, Br.
Seized In the allowed suit.
OWL Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
OclT "a 81 uoT IA Is
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
City of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, notary
public this twenty-sixth day of Septem ber, 1879.
EDGAR GRIMA Notary Public,
The Board of Trustees. at their annual meet
lag. held on the fifteenth instant resolved to
pay 10 per cent interest on capital; 20 per cont
dividend on participating premiums: both OF
which will be paid on and after the twentieth
day OF October next.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession of Miguel Puig.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans. No 37.sss-Notice ~ hereby
given to the creditors Of this estate and to ali
other persons herein Interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notil-
cation. II any they have or can. why the
account presented by Gabriel Del Coral. testa-
mentary executor In this estate. should not be
approved and homologated AMI the funds dis
tributed In accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court.
ocl5 10 90 JOHN HERBERT Clark
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DIRECToRY:

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-, - 49, UI D5TBgtOrEs ny mestIng held on
setting aside Ten Thousand Dollars Ia t tbe
reserve fund from the net earnings Of the year
and paying the 10 per cent dividend TO The,
DIVIDEND OF TWENTY PER GENT on The
net earned participating premiums OF the year
ending december 81, 1873 said dividend payable
January 1870 " ~'"~~sN~ Aes6 We
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In the Matter of Henry Weber. Jr.. nm
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- s'HO 3'HHetCt VI HEHFy VGUEF, .BF., Nh
Absentee.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish OF Orleans, No. 4544-Whereas Henry
Weber has pe'itioned the court for letters Of
curatorship on the estate Of Henry Weber. Jr..
an absentee. Notice is hereby given to all
whom 1t may concern to show cause within ten
days, why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order of the Court. #.@
ocl5 10 "a JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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Bret Harte is likely to resigr on account OF
the effect Of the climate of Culleld, Germany,
On his health. Like James Russell Lowell, he
does not find the position Of q diplomat
abroad agreeable