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taking up the bill 10 prohibit the sale
II LANDS except TO actual settlers. IN
limited quantities.
The motion was agreed TO, and the
bill named Was taken up for eonsaders-
ton. the question being on the amend
ments reported ffom tho COMMITTEES 90
Public Lands.
MIR. Walker then addressed the Sc
nale at length in defence OF the policy
of prohibiting the sales OF the Public
Lands 10 spectators OF To any other
than actual settlers. aud PARTICULAR in
defence Of the bill rs amended by the
committee.
Mr. Morris then moved that the fur
thsr confederation of the bill be post
poncd until Monday. which was agreed
10.
EXPUNGING RESOLUTION.
The next Special Order being the
Expunging Resolution. was then call
ed up, but on motion Of Mr. Kent, the
Senate adjourned.
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HEAVY DAMAGES.-1hej jury sitting
on the cases Of m'dshipman Russ and
the seamen injured last summer by tn
conclusion of locomotives OF the Bos-
ton and Providence Railroad. have
rendered the following verdict Of dam
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LAIE EKnlI EAIEIII=HEA-


| There was a tremendous hurricane on III c coas,
| OF Madras, during the end OF November last The
| American ship Star lost her faremast in the gale
and was otherwise damaged She had left Cal.
ruita with a valuable cargo on the II tn Novem.
her, and was sailing from Madras when the storm
rnhc on. The Rev. A. G. sal was ON boar
| The passengers by the Star had gone to Calcutta
to sail Tor his country, in the America The.e
items were brought by the brig Corneia at Bali.
more the 18th inst. =
LATE FROM SYRIA.
Dates from Smyrna have been received in Boston
up TO the 25h January. The rpmor of the plague
in that city had created some alarm. The lst of
January was signalized by a terrible earthquake
among the cities ol.yj RIA .ae towns
and Japhet have been entirely overhrown. Nine
! tenths of the inhabitants were destroyed Nothing
had been heard IRON Jerusalem and Jatf,. All
the new houses in Acre have been throw. down.
Col. Chesney and his steamboat were at Bagdad
astonishing the natives.
HOME.
The Josephs' Bank in New York tumbled dow II
on the 18Th inst. Ii appears that the architect
was endeavorlng 10 makea series o arches lcittout
a,utn1ents Oh! these modern wiscucres The
loss is about 100000.
Wheat continues to pour into the ports of New
York, Phisade phla, aud Baltimore from abroad,
aud as natural consequence specie will pour out
of those cities.
Whitney is nov in prison bounds Do the pub
lie know this fact! Judgment has been Obtained
against him in the District Cou Of Columbia for
near 100000 of debts. Yet this is the p,1re rrea-
snry bank agent!
Oseola's real name is osso Yohol,, or the Black
Drink Call.
Chevaier LoFicf, charge d'aflaircs of the Kin.
OF Sweden and Norway, died at Washington on
the lth March.
The Grand Jury Of Baltimore have presented the
practice OF carrying concealed and ally weapons
AS Nuisance! This is wisdsm itself
Van Buren, has promoted 0 officers in the Navy
TO the rank of caprans-Io to master command
ants-and 43 TO lieuIenauts. A fine co,sD d'etat to
catch supporters!
Another mail-rohbcr by name Andrews has been
canght in Cincinnati. lie was employed in the
posi- office of that place porter and assistant
What can be expected when men are employed
by the government because they are parizans!
The htth ihsamcnl of the French indemnity
was received at New Y ork by the Poland ON the
18th March.
Ten millions Of dollars has been appropriated b,
Illinois 10 rail roads, canals, &c.
The whole OF the stock of three Insurance Com.
pahles IN ST, Lonis was taken the same day the
books were opened
General jackson was 10 years old on the l5tl
March, 1887.
The white of an egg has been lately discovered
to make a perfectly safe seal, as it can not BIZ
opened by steam OF boiiingwater.
The wagon transportation between Bati,n orc
ana the Ohio at the last dates was in fuurishinn
state.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
SIMMONS, uART 81 CO.-Are now receiving
lSper ship Huntsville, Eagle Merry Andrew, High
holster belt aud pocket pistols; plain ribbed and split
RSes; iots commereia and other steel pens; VIC
lins Violin strings, she'll ivory and horn combs; wacrs
silk, bead and leather purses; lar hrsids, front and
back rinslets negro puts; German and French cologne
water; Ro" 'sds' maceasser oil imitation do; antique
aud bears oil; portable desks and dressing past
blackius stan and toilet glasses; convex mirrors; op-
teal glasses and views Indian beads, bells and pumes;
accoreon whit" ,wnc; toilet and shaving soaps; toilet
20 WIDER, smetic wash balis scented satin cushions;
spool stands; cushions; fancy bead chains and
necklaces; billiard balls; pocket hooks and Wallets;
German homes; razor straps fine and common gum
elastic suspcndes, saers do; Bells ucicr matches; sill
ver pencils; Creyons, &c. &c.
The above in addition to former stack Of fancy
articles makes assortment very complete For sal e
wholesale let the sign the Golden Comk, 70.
Chartrcc street. m22.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE Tree American,

Monday, March 9th, 1875
The Express Mali failed yesterday, beyond Mobile, thus
leaving suspense twenty four hours longer
Such delay this is any thing but agreeable We
have endcayored in another column their
that have brought upon the trade
nifty such disastrous consequences 1t hoped time
that the aceeptances for the crop
large that the suspensions of the Cotton Houses would
not materially affect the general trade But there
to apprehend that the is large enough
c severe evils upon the middle class of dealers As any
direct i'll effects these suspensions may have upon the New
they comparatively trdng in comparison
with the cxpericnccdby the merchants of that city from
the failure deaets in Mississippi and Alabama
ply with their that the Reorganization
of the great establishments here will disastrous
the New Workers through the indirect channels of trade,
blu they would have been able bear up against every diff
eulty il they hail no. been engaged in the game
,eot dealers here played extensively f years
nashe monopoly the great staples and consequent
trading. .
Every article of trade has the influence of the crisis
Flour refused IS 90 in large quantities general de-
preston prevails throughout the market.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Oct ls ls3G-No. bales on hand. S,1G2
Mar 81 '37-No. bales reed this day, 2.426
Total No do iecd p esiously SS3,u73 455, 400
4sl,ao1
Mar. e. lss7-Es This day to lyerpool' 33 ls
Total Exports cyous .3G3 0e4.361 ,437
No. bales remaining, not clcared...... 96,764
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Oct. 1t, aa6-No. hhds on hand. sI7
1eO37
Mar. o. l537Tota Expo date ............. 097
No. hhds. remaining, not cleared. .4940
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Nautical Intelligence.
HOME PORTS.

Ohio, Barker, 18th inst at Boston, hence. Spoke Bird
inst. off Cape Florida Florence he for Boston.
Barque Irene, Stcson, arr 18th inst Boston hence.
Henry Clay, Elwel, cid do. at Boston for n. Orls.
Fg frt6a aitnGG Tor poston Holmes Hole,
18th March.
Georgian, Ellridge hence I7t at Philadelphia
Exchange, Atkins, cid n York Eth inst for N. Orls.
Ship Rose and brig. Arabian CID Charleston for n. Ors
10Th inst.
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NGrIfIE

7Fcaarers' Office, Second .Halucipnhy.
DERSONS who ure indebted to is Municipality
IL frpaying done in front of their property, are in
formed that Mr. l. Gaiennie, is AZ pointed Collector
Suit i'll he commenced in ten uys after notice. against
all dclinqucnts, without exception.
m9S / DOANE Treasurer
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" 20 oy all means, If you ,sl to buy ~a.u,
awe properly, to the new Exchange this day ALL
O'Clock M, The lots in Hnts,ville will No s,,d
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Northwafd. Coming Southwark. the 80 ,;, h. VI hi
less; being 5 days and II hours. ''ne is sli
GPT time for starting in each drec,;,,
case half an hour after the time of arrival hhs
this table. '"al as ns
G57Thee Offices at which the Express MAJ,
are New York, Philadelphia, wilmington l. ! "
pe'esh R asHd"qF' R
Miledgcvillc, Macon, Columbus, Mon,a",nONa, Avn
New Orleans. soHefy Nj
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AVIS.
LII

Bureau dA Iresor'cr de Ia Scconde .WusuGpalite.
4 Els personncs qui doivent ate Municipaitc pom
lie parage ait Ell face de cur propriete, lont in.
formes qui Mr. l. Gaiennie, 4 etc nomme Collecteur
Leaux qn paycront pat ur presentation du rcsceiv
Ieront notifies ct mans les dix jours Apros Ia notica
ten lis leront poursiyes Ills mont pas pages.
mes J DOANE, Tresorrr
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No't'sr" NaA@ e ers Eyss1 tys, Day His sS
Western Mail, Due every sun aay a, lol 4 +,
by ray Of the rrT1uay, by 5, p. NJ. - "editsdd,
Coast, Iioses every Mop,o,. "
and Saturday, by 8. p We'd.
Tie Lake Mail ., Due every Tuesday NJ y;
via SATURDAY, by 5, P. Nj. ihande
Na'1isouptAc. ,,,' Glo es:,, every Monday W y
nv, ,,,,s, EMPRESS MAIL.
ac sf o he Hsplss p 2Ebr e,RsrJT
York-leaving Mobile daily at p "o mle apa
New York daily at p, NJ. SoutlwarJ" NoS,
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NOTICE.

I T.
1feasnrefs' QBi'e, Second .H,nucipaity.
a fOLLECTlONS for the tax Real + state and
| " Slaves for the year 1886, will commence on the
, lJiihI Anr 1887 l. r Gaiennie is appointed Collector
Suts " II be brought after day notice against all
| delinouente. m!o DOANf, treasurer
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A Wis.

AVIS.
Bi.aearl du Trio Ter de Ia .Scconae .Nm,iupaAie.
n Collec,e DIES taxes, ur les prophecies forceires
Il Aes esclayes, ponr annec 1856, commenccra lie Is
Avril, 1887. l.. K. Gacnnie est nonme Crllectenr.
Ceux qu puyGroTt pas lur la presentation du recu
cront notifies aud dix jonrs epres dies poursuves judi
Charles leront commences conre Tnl nuuront pas
payis dams de'lai. m2S J DOANE, Treasurer.
NV ENTY DOLLARS REV ARD
, ANYWAY on Friday last the negross LUCY, or
q LUCINDA, formerly belonging to Capt Kelley,
in poytras She is about % years ofagc, above
feet high and we'll made, very healthy, and
~ much disposed to laugh She had on when she went,
red flow cred calico rock. She was seen on Saturday
dressed.
Captains of steamboats, are warned against receiving
this runaway on board.
The shove reward will be paid by the subscriber for
her delivery either his hands, al the Tchop
onas and Natchcz SIS; or in any Jail in the state.
mas II BONNABEL.
s. KERRY WINE-30 cases aud u or casks Shel
~ ry wine in and for sale at G3 Gr,vicr st by
m28 HOGERT 4 HAWTHORN.
{ NLEAR PORK.-90 boxes clear pork, Cincinnati
:, cured boSesof 100 lbseach in store and for sale
m28 BoGERT & HAWTHORN.
BDOl,k-40O bbIs mess and prime pork, in store and
mes '''' - " b Bo tii L: Z HAWTHORN.
4 llAMPAGNE.-200 baskets Champagne in store
" and for sale at s. Gravirr st. by
m23 BOGEKT 81 llAWTH ORN.
AN ACKEREL & HERRINGS.-In ibis and hal,
VA do comprising Nos |. 9 and g. of latest brands III
store aud for salc ut 63 Graycr ST. by
m28 BOGERT & 1iAWTHORN.
HPACON-79 casks bacon con listing of sides hams
hD and shoulders Cincinnati cured in store and fol
sale at G3 Graver st. by
meS BOGERT & HAWTHORN.
NAS1fLE sOAT-SS -sJox1s 'srfTtt rf77T, t-asriffs
" soap, for sale at G3 Gravicr ST. by
m26 BOGERT Il HAWTHORN.
q EMoNS " ORANGES.-375 boxes Lemons, and
i 225 do Oranges, ill superior condition. reccive ed
and for sale by m2s STETSON, AVERY q Co.
4 fASl0R Oll.-20 bills Castor Oil in store and fol
" sale at ~ Poydras st. by
m28 VAIRIN.
RAF HISKEy-25G bbls rectiiicd wLisLey in stort
w and for sale ut 26 Poydras ST. by
m23 ] VAIRIN
sgACON-2G0 casks best Cincinnati cured bacon in
ER store and for sale nj % Poydras streetby
mes ] YAIRIN
4 hRiED BEEF--ll casks dried beefin store, and !
~ sale at26 Poydras street by
m28 VAIRIN
| A COMPETENT assistant Druggist, is want
1 n situation. Address 5. Peet, OF E Ii Kelly,
Druggist, corner OF Poydras and Magazine streets.
4 UMBER.-A ergo OF Boards, Scantling and shin.
- giles, ON board schooner Morning Star from
Wilmington, toF sale :, IS Common st.by
IA y WIN PORTEP-
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Mr.. GIBSON will please say that am not can
didate for Alderman OF the Sd ward.
28th March, 1887. .. flhbD.

Mr.. G1BsoN Will you please publish the toi-
lowing ticket in he True American three hthe 60
for watch send you the cash in accordance WIN
vour new TERMS | have not inserted the name oil
MIR Breedlose, as have been told that he mas re
moved llea the first ward, and has not yer ae-
ouited residence in the second. Thls Is ms
fortune, for it is my opinion that better alderman
could not be selected.
For The First Ward.
j. IL. CALDWELL,
]. P. FRERET,
SPENCER GLOYD,
Ii. J. PALFREY.
For The Second Hard.
S. ]. PEI ERS,
ii. LOCKETT,
T. YORKE.
For the T,tira Vard
r. Ii. McNAIR,
c. w. SHAMBURGH,, . ..
f. WILKINSON
n-z7w.. are requested to announce candidates io
Aldermen for the Third " ard of the Second Munlci
nnli,v the following gcntlcmen who will be supported
br majority of the voters Of that ward, viz:
- CHAS. w. SHAMBURG,
W. p, ONES,
FRED. WILKiNSoN.-Manyv voters.
m2a
nzsThe schooner HOPE s. SUSAN, from Pha
de ldhia, is now dschuTging uIfoS. <e'iol
press. Consgnees will please attend to the receipt
their goods. ma
~ The Packet ship HUNTSVILLE, from New
York is now dsrhargng two tiers below the Vegetab
Market. Corsgnees requested to attend TO the III
ceipt of heir goods. me-
COMMERCIAL.
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COOPER's NEW WORKS., &c.&c.
fLEANINGS in Europe by an American (Coopcr,)
VI in 2 vols.
Sketches by Boy, illustrative Of every day life and
every day People being n combination of Walkins'
Tottle and other sketches.
Minor Morals for young people, illustrated in tales ard
travels, by john Bowring. Just received and for
sacby mes BENZ. LEVY
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-28

To conclude with tie
HAPPIEST DAY OF My LIFE.
Mr. Gilman, Mr. Latham.
Sophia, Miss Melton.
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23,S45 amounting to 1919, 450
Tiekets-wholc tickets, IS 90 halves, So so; quarters
81 25.
Packages of a5 Tickets 500, warranted to draw at
asst $5o and may draw the four Capitals. Packages
Of shares in proportion.
For Tickets apply at the Managers office, 81 Gravicr
street, adjoining the entrance into the Arcade, and l0G4
Chal tres, between Cont and ST. Louis sss
ln23 J X MEAD, Manager.
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POPE, DAVIS, & co.
C'"''''$s'on a'sf farmmding Merchant,
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
Refer I, Messrs' Lamhcl, & Thompson,
u,c Messrs. A. H. Wallace, & Co. Oil
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-28

LIE DIEU EFT La BAYADERE,-MR Hunt, Mr..
PAGE, THE ITALIAN DANCERS, Mrs HuNr,
THE CoRPs DE BALLET, SCENERY, Ma
cHINRRY Mrs trnrrIM,N &C In
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-28

LATE PUBLICATIONS.
FENIiE book of Saint Nicholas i'll vol. being vol H.
Il of the complete and uniform edition of Paul
dns's works.
Tho Duchman's Firasde.--i Tale in Q vols. being
vols. 10 and 49, of the new complete and uniform
edition of Pauldings works.
IIomcr.-Translacd by Alexander Pope, Esq in 3
vols. being Nos. 30, 49, and 81, of Tiarpcr's C,s-
sicll Family Library. just received and for ) lie
by VIM M.kt.AN
m23 corner Camp and Common SIS.
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ST. Charles Theatre.

ST. Charles Theatre.
On this Evening, March 23th will be performed, 9Th
time intlle south, the grand Legendary Operate
Ballet, called
LIE DIEU EFT LA BAYADERE,
Or, Tie Maid Of Cashmere
With all the original music; entirely new scenery,
dresses decorations &c.
ZELICA, MILE CELESTE,
Fana, Signora Matiettc
Haidce, Eliza.
Leila, Mad, Thielman,
Mrs HINT
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nONFORMEMENT "a la resolution CT dessus ct en-
! yeru dies dispositions de l'ucte upprouyc lie Ayr
1882 enitulc Acte pour rcgter fVuverturr, la disui
button ct ameptation lcs RUGS ct places pub|ilues
dams Ia Vile dc la Mic Orleans &c" Avis ppuuc
Que l'mtcntou du Consoil de la Seconde municipalities
eat de fare ouyrir ct connuer la rte trs Natrkez dc
purs la rue, 1'ohoupirouns jusqu'u IA dc Ia Nile
crce Iiquc droile ct de la encmc largeur qua main
tenant la t,itr DIES Nulclle2.
ID PRIEUR, MuEc.
h,,
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L. ng ERaEacasett,
tIIX EN'rRFpEENEURS.

7 Ft73 t oFI7''I-
ESLOUR-ll0 bbls superne. flour, landing iIss
D. boat and for sale by SlOO B1hiH
ma 1873 Tchopitoalas s. T
w and for sale by '''N ~ ''''''''7 G DORSEY,
m2l A New Leuet.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-28

ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
JONES' PATENT COIYON GIN,
BY the Patc,ce No. So Magazine street, New Orleans
10 BE MANUFACTURED in NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE g. CO.
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boxes Richmond Chewing lV"
B. co, will be sold low by an,
ma A IL WALLACE g. Co. Bank Ale!

NEW ORLEANS JOCKEY CLUB. ,..a
a MELTING ofthc Club will he held on 1 nnsi
"A evening, the 25t inst, at the Exchange s Ss.
o'clock. By order J Il STERRETl, ce' tIe
N B-A puuctual attendance is requested, u,
of iIln Ill Ian n1fnI OIL.
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A SMALL consignment of prime old Mad y. "a
n for sale by A IL WALLACE O. sllpt
r,1t balh -
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MORALITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
e H. ........lti..

c HEARD Secretary.
Agrceahly to the foregoing resolution, and in con.
tornity with the provisions OF an act approved the sd
April 1882, entitled, ''an Act regulate the opening,
in the city OF New Orleans, Sc" Notice is hereby
given that is the intention OF the Council of NUM-
cipav No Two, to have Nuchez streets opened anA
continued from Tchoupitouhs street to New LcvCe ST.
in Il straight liac with, aud ofthc same width said
Notchrz street. DPRlEUR, Mayor.
AInrc
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Q5sThe schooner HOPE s. SUSAN, from Phiia-
de ldhia is now disciIuTgi ing uIfIos.S Tr$f 4e'ion
press Consignees will please attend to the receipt OF
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WHERE IS THE SOUL.

Where is the souP go ask the sculptured stone,
P That rises proudly DER the silent tomb;
RIO ask the marble why it stands alone,
t Unfailing witness to mans final doom;
SO ask the mourner in af1iction's glow,
X While the warm tear is glist'ning in her
eyes,
SEQ ask the grave, the slumb'ring dust below,
And echo to thy winds shall still reply
| WHERE IS THE SOUL?
Where is the soul? not in the grave's en-
: brace,
!, Amid contagious pestilential breath;
10 ask the worm in that dark dismal place,
! If spirits lingcr in those halls of death.
80 ask the clay, where mans proud soul has
\ fled,
!, Ask Of the waving grass and clammy sod ;
10 ask the collins that contain the dead,
!, And they shall answer that the SOULS a
u bode--
Is WITH ITS COP.
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April %, 1887.
e e "A. ny S p o R1 a TIo ~

ON the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
6etWeeas Hayper's Ferry and Baltimore.
The conveyance Of Tonnage on the
rail road to and from Harper's Ferry,
will take place on and after Monday
next, the LIST December.
The transportation ofpassengers will
commence on Wednesday, the 3rd OF
December.
The rail road Company, will, until
further notice, receive produce and
commodities generally, at the termina-
tion of the railway at Harper's Ferry,
and will give to the parties from whom
they may receive such produce receipts
TOR the same, engaging to deliver to the
consignees in Baltimore, or at any 9TH
erpublic or private Depot, in good Or
der, when it shall be delivered in such
order to the Company.
They will also receive produce in
like manner, at Viewers Mills, and at
Berlin, or at such other points as may
thereafter be agreed upon with forwar-
ders.
The charge of the company for con-
yeying -four TO Baltimore will be as fol-
lows, viz:
From Harper's Ferry, SO cents pey barrel
Viewers Mill, 80 de do
Berlin, 81 do do
The rail road Company will also re
celve Goods or other commodities in
Baltlmore,--or at any other public or
private Depot on the rail road, -destin-
ed for Harper's Ferry,-transport and,
Immediately on arrival deliver the same
at the termination Of the railway, to
the consignees thereof.
The charges by the Company for
such conveyance from Baltimore to the
Ferry will be as follows, viz
Plaster of Paris, per ton, 1910
Salt y Sailed Fish, per loOlbs. II Id cents.
Merchandise, % Sd do
Trains ofwagonswill start daily from
Harper's Ferry and from Baltimore and
proceed regularly through tothose pla-
ces, respectively, and all commodities
will be promptly forwarded in their
successive order after being received
by the Company.
Fair prices can be obtained at all
times for the Gondolas from which pro-
duce may at any place have been de-
livered to the rail road Company.
The Transportation Of Passengers
| will until further notice be as follows ::
From Harper's Ferry to Baltimore o.,
Frederick City.
A TRAIN will start at 8 in the morning.
From Baltimore TO Hmper's Ferry.
A TRAIN will start every morning at
! 7 o'clock, reaching the Ferry about 8
in the afternoon.
w. WOODVILIlE.
Superintendent of B. & o. r. r.
Office of Transportation Nov. rs, 1884.
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@AIsO. 81

AT the same time and place, will
offer for sale, 1Wo Other Tracts, be-
longing to me, adjoining each other
and the above, one containing E57
acres, 100 cleared and under fence,
part of which is Meadow, with dwell
ing-house and orchard thereon. The
other tract contains 10 acres, cleared,
with dwelling-house, and adioins tho
property of B. Galloway. E. G.
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FELT.
This gerry celebrated and unsurpassed
English Race Horse and Stallion,

1has Oery celebrated and unsurpassed
English Race Horse and Stallion,
b D RECENTLY selected by me in
81 a England for his brilliant career
on the turf his fine bone and
size, his exceedingly rich, fashionable,
and running pedigree, and many other
recommendations not often met with,
is a remarkably rich and handsome bay
horse, near Is hands high, with fine
bone and action, great power and sub
stance, excellent and clean limbs, and
an uneommonly full carcass. In blood,
performances and power as a Race
Horse, he has no superior as cross for
our American mares, being of family
celebrated both for its speed s. its game,
and combining the best blood of all En-
gland-as Prunella, from whom are de-
scended Waxy Pope, Whalebone,
Whisker, and host Of others !; Young
Giantess, from whom came Priam and
-Muley, and from Selim the sire ofSul-
tan, now covering at $3.50, own broth
er to Rubens (the grand sire of CANA
rine, and Castrel grand sire of Queen
of Trumps, only winner of both Oaks