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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-17
PIANOS AND MUSIC

+ OUIS GkUNEWALD Music, Importer of Mu
IL steal Instruments Pleyel Pianos, steinway
& sons Chickering's and Gaber's, 12s Canal
street. octl3-iy
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SOUTHERN WHISKY DEPOT.

THO. KLEINpETER, No. ID Front street New
L Orleans. Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
Southern Whisky from 81 65 to 81 rs per gallon.
apr2-y
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GARDEN SEEDS.

u +. VIRGIN. successor to D. Maupay, DcaIe
Il. In Seeds. No 1D4 Gravier street, bel. CAM
aud Magazine streets, New Grleans. aug23-y
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HOTELS.

1tITY HOTEL, Corner Camp and Common SITS.
~ II. 8. Morse, Proprietor, New Orleans, La.
dec22-ly
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PAPER WAREHOUSES;.

CREsCENT CITY WAREHOUSE Gordon 4
~ Hsrrick, 80 Magazine street, Dealers in Pa
per. and Agents for Paper Bag Mandatory.
povl0-Iy
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LUMBER.

II HAVE In yard opposite the Theatre on Third
l. street, 1000 feet Of choice, seasoned Lumber,
consisting Of Joist, Scanting, Flooring, Wsa Their
boarding, and Inch Plank, for sale 1t greatly re-
duced rates. Uuns29l JAMES McvAY
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DENTAL MATERIAl,s,

A A. FAYERWEATHER, New Orleans Den
"A. tai Depot, SO st. Charles stree. hatab
lished, 1856. mar7-lv
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MARBLE WORKS.
SEWING MACHINES.

StOUTHERN FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
~ Noiseess Machine of Wilcox Gibbs, will
sew, hem, fell, braid, tuck, gather, quilt, cord
and embroider with satisfaction. Agents wanted
at No. s st. Char es street, Box 1856. octl3-y
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CORN. OATS AND Hay.

~ E0RG h l.. SEARS, General Commission Mer
" chant and Dealer In Hay, Corn, Oats and
Bran. No. "a Magazine street. novlO-ly
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WHITE LEAD.

TUST received, ono ton Of fresh pure White
d lead, In 35 pound cans, very superior article
and Of three di6srsnt grades and qualities, and
will b sold It prices to suit the times.
june20 JAMES McVAY
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WHIPS.

4 COMPLETE assortment just received direct
n from the mandatory, consisting of Car
riags, Buggy, eulky and Riding Whips; also,
bray, Team and Ox-Whips and Lashss.
junel JAMES MoVAY
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TO BUILDERS.

r AM PREPARED TO al orders at short notice
i for Dressed Flooring and Ceiling, PANEL
Doors, 6ashes and Blinds Of all sizes and quail"
ties, 1t lowest market rates.
mar6 JAMES McvAY.
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HARDWARE, Betting, ETC.

DOsTICK YMOUR, 3s Fulton street,
ID Wholesale Dealers In Metals, Hardware
ship Chandlery. Steamboat and Railroad supplies.
Agents, for New York Betting and Packing,
noyI5-Iy
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JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS.

A b. GRIsWOLD CO., (old firm of Hyde a
IA. Goodrich, established afty yearg), Manu-
lecturers and Importers Of Watches, Jewelry,
5ilverware, Cutlery, Guns aud Pistols; Corner Of
Canal and Royal streets, novl5-ly
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FANCY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.

u pIfFET, 127 Canal street, Toys, Perfunery,
Ds Combs, Brushes, Buttons, Tapes, Needless
Pas. Cutlery, Plated Ware, Dress Trimming
bonnets, etc. povi0~ly
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MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, 60.
wv DAUPHIN Il CO., &C Customhouse street
w Millinery, Straw Goods, Trimmed Hat
aud Bonnets noyl-y
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CEDAR BUCKETS.
DRASS and iron-bound Cedar Buckets, . flint
I'D lot Of them.
msrl2 JAMES MovAY
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BUILDERS, TAKE NOTICE!
T HAVE in store 100 barrels Richards Cape
i Lime, Cement, Plaster Of Paris and Hair In
quantities 70 suit purchasers.
octI6 JAMES MoVA7.
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BUILDERS, HARDWARE.

A FULL stock ON hand, and to arrive direc
~ from tbs manufactures at the Gazette and
Comet ONCE Building, Third street.
decl8 JAMES MCVAY
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FACTORY CHEESE.
III BOXES Choice New Factory Cheese jus
LL stored. (sepl2l JOSHUA BEAL
HARDWARE, ETC.

PAINTERS, TAKE NOTICE!
r HAVE Just received full assortment OF the
i various qualities Of White Lead and al the
standard eolors ground In oil, In cans and paoka-
ges to suit, st reduced rates.
marl2 JAMES McVAY.
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SHOT gems.
T AM closing out the balance OF my Double.
i Barrel Shot Guns below cost
may2 A.JACKsON.
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FIRE CRATES
SHOT gems.

NTOW 10 tbs time to set them, 6ne lot Just
IN received. tdeclSl JAMES MovAY.
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Lime, Cement, Hair, &c.
LNOR the shove Hns Of goods call at the store OF
janl0 = U.s. 9 JOSHUA BEAL
New-York tribune., 1867-06-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY June 12-Reccipts of cattle since
Monday 2ssJ head. viz 95j at Hudson city ana 9i
at Communpaw not including G3 at the former place IN
transit to Newayen The 24 received sunday but ROT
sold until yesterday, are included. Trade has been qme
lively and very few cattle unsod Prices scarcely
vary from this day week. from the rates OF last Mo
day only quicker market enables the sellers TO geI u
stronger weights with few exceptions, prices range
from l6.c sc. dropping TO li@jc Tor sina lot .,
dry cows stags and bulls and mounting up u l5tc anu
eve l9c a very few OF fine cattle as the stcass
butchers have seen for months Some OF TINS Cass were
grade Durhams rs would wish Ia see sold by COhey
Mcpherson at iSGi9c on s. cwt; tne ta' ,S az "a nd ~
dress CON per cw while the tops were To De killed anu
weighed at l9c Another good drove was the - heh
tucky cattle owned by Beach Co.. scwt, sold az IL %
lc Then G far lot OF q cw' Steers Soo '0' 49,
There good turn out OF buyers at Communlpaw. @
and some large droves sold out in very Few min
utcs after the market opened wholesale butchers ana
butcher taxing 81 head ss n average at 5c to dress
81 N per cwt The average quality was only fair WIN
the dry cows of cwt sold while the opposite
lot Of very fine Illinois spayed hefers were Drhgng loI
slc The Alexander aud Casse drove OF p5 mead gooa
n cwt Illinois steers went of early at l7Slsc while j.
II Alcxander's GlT head were bringing GiGl7tc" with
droxc Of o2 Illinois steers 81 ow retacd at 7c aver
age. We noticed one buyer take - at W. & ea'n Isc
would dress cw while - others varied irOh lt~loc'
few more droyes are due at CommuDpaw. and three
cars at Hudson City tomorrow beside the anticipated
arrival at hundredthst III now iooks as '"o"S" W"
totals would be less than they were last week ,,,o
say they have seldom time when 1t was such hard
work get rid of common stock ana the majority o! inc
sheep now coming ioIWstd ~ IRE ooD fd h So sclcc
tons of the very best little highert takes good iat
lots sell right through for Tc aud fair sheep at 6ic
Not few go 5@5lc. and someSus too poor TO weigh
would only be lc lat lambs are In good request NJ u
dl3c There nine fresh and stale sheep On S2e
Hudson City to-day five OF which hold over one lot
Of itj head p3t n Indiana sheep brought 7c WIN !y
from Illinois, 90 n, at same price ana small lo' tue
pick OF large Gock % n sold at 7ic About 100 New
Jersey lambs of brought l2tG3 One ear sheep are
due at this place tomorrow. Az COmnunpaW ths re- ~.
ceipts were ii7 since last week most Of which have
been sold six cars yesterday at 607lc mostly ca g6c
an ~ "a IA
81 N, at i3c. 80 -.
Hogs firm at 7e7lc, with i6 cars fresh and stale
ON the market. Arrivals at COmmunpaw since Salnr-
day 900 head, and still larger at Forliethst The
weather is very favorable for trade
New-York tribune., 1867-06-13
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
FIRST BOARD.
WEDNESDAY. June I2-r. NJ
GOVERNMENT DEPAI

WEDNESDAY, June l2--f VI
Gold has been steady, closing at 1871! after selling
at 137, al37l. The shipment to-day amounts TO
$l1l74l9 and il said shows a ossofjlG per cent to
the shippers and sTaher an expensive way of keep
ing the market steady
The cearins at Bank were s3G,3ls,OOO. The bal
ance ST. u63s6.
Foreign Exchange is firm. Bills at co days Oh London
are quoted at l09 100. for c0nmercia l09 10! for
bankers; do at short sight Il0s0ll0s Paris at ca
days, s.a512i; do,Iat short sight 512lG51O; Ant
werp, 51s.4512i Swiss, 5.17l ld512l; Hamburg, 3G6
3Gi Amsterdam, ila4li; Frankfort 4l44li'; Bremen,
79a 19i; Pussian thaers. 52a72l
Government bonds were strong and active, and an
advance was made on all classes of the 5-20s The
transactions were quite large, and the market closed
firm State bonds were lower. Railway bonds we're
steady. The Miscellaneous share list was steady
Quicksilver advanced to 20; Pacific Mail was active,
selling at l43 and l4l Atlantic Mail l0i 6l07. Bos-
ton Water Power pressed for sale and closed at
2ala24i The Railway market opened dull, but i'm
proved in tone and was very active New-York
Central, Reading, and Rock Island were most dealt
Central sold at 1854, Erie 6., and Rock Island 9..
Toledo and Wabash was quite active selling az i2,.
After the Second Board. the market reacted from la
per cent and closed dull and steady at quotations.
Tho following are the closing prices: New-YoIk
Central. 1C2i91o2.; Erie, 6OiaG0, Reading 107l0
1917; Michigan Southern, Gs,d6s! Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, T6!a7G.; Rock Island, 9Osa9l; North
Western !35!Q35!; Northwestern Preferred. sofa
59!; Fort Wayne. 97t99H
Money is in firm supply at per cent with good
New-York tribune., 1867-06-13
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFoRD
Reported FOR TIE TRIBUNE for The roek ending Wed'esddy
June a. 1867.


B,sr-Pcr 100 N on total weight Of hide, ta0w. and
meat extra s5a 5O first quality t 5OGi 10: second
quality sl3 75dSli 25 third quality Sj dslj jo some OF
the poorest Cows Bulls. &c Sll j0dsl3 80.
Working OTsn-s1OO $500; handy steers, sloOds!" OF
much according to their value for beef
COirs aud Young COireS-Far quality, $Ods'S; extra
SS0aSli5. farow aud dry sij 500.
ShecU-rcr -. live weight, case: extra, St@9c.
Fat Hogs-Pcr 10, TidSc.. live weight; shotes, wholo'
sale. Sc; retail, 9oloc; Spring Pigs. iO!di2ic. H.
Hides-Brghion. iOdllc 10; country lots. 9e9ie.
car SkipS-20d39c
TadoT-Brighton. a 9s.c. 70; country lots. 6i07ic
LdDbs-5Oc.; shearcd, 2jc.
WoOi-s1 25dSl rs. -,
REMARKs.-For once n revolution mas Soht "i'A
ward" Prices which advanced u 100 10 on dressed
beef last week have been gradually recoding all the
week and nj tho close OF the market to-day prices are
about the week before last Mr. Lambert has
ngs who at attends the market once in two
weeks thinks he did better two weeks ago than now
Excepting fancy pair Of oxen, lic 10 was the lgh
est bid he had received for his best SIX good heavy oxen
Ill, premium pair brought about ljc and had sold flr
pair NJ l3c About $50 head came by the Northern roads
or more than twice many last week. From Aihany
the receipts also more than doubled or the West
ern qte large number arrived and were sold on Saur
day disposed OF on better terms than those
which arrived yesterday. or the Saturday cattle Mr.
one lot rs high as 5c and quite number at lc III
iIlc End least two lots at l3se Robinson Kford
sold at lac, and one COW for 600, OF l2c "A N
E0wru II oxen partly engaged last week at lic, ana
at lic.; cows nj l2c We have attempted 10 average
uces for the week IN quotations The closing prices are
lower than the figures In our list of prices represent
The recepts OF sheep also much larger than last
week and think the market IL not as good one lou
of $50 Western sheep SO TO- was sold at &c D-otheTs
from &C. 10 Sc W j Sabn sold 20 at &c.; j. sampson 10
nice coset at 9c Pratt Luce - wool sheep at sic De
Wolf and Prouy sold ut &C., ana &C. Neals unchanged
Fat Hogs dull.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-13
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcLAL TERM-JUNE l2.-Before
Judge BARBOUR.

William S. Smith agt Harvey G.. Fowler et al
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale Tic Referee TO sell
Elizabeth ManwaTing agt. Bernhard Hamburghcr ct al
Motion granted Martha Barker agt. James Savage
ct al Motion granted Henry A. H. MOen agt Joseph j.
Miner-MOtion denied. VIM H. Miller agt. John Glass
Motion dlsmssing complaint granted, with cOsis. Carl
Hoffman agt. Emil Sterne.-M0tion granted. John
/eiega ct al ast Saugunet II Benost.-MOtlon granted
James r Malcolm agt. Philip l.. Roach ct al.-MOtion
granted. Frederick Tmson, survivor, &c agt Abraham
X. Welch-MOtiOn for new Tla granted, with costs 10
abide the event Elizabeth Ungcr agt The FOltysecOnd
IT, Railroad Company.-MOtiOn FOR new trial granted
with costs 10 abide event. James Beck agt Nathan a
SOn.-MotOn vacating order Of arrest granted.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-13
SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TEBM-IID Dls1RiCr.-
Before Justices LOTT. BARNARD, and GILBERT
THE TICKET QUESIION-A RAILROAD MAY LIMIT THE
USE OF IFS TICKETS TON SINGLE DAY.

THE TICKET OUESTION-A RAILROAD MAY LIMIT THE
USE OF ITs TICKETS ToA SINGLE DAY.
James II Emore agt Lewis C. Sands
The plaintiff, Oh the sd of Noyember 1863 claimed
from Jamaica 10 Hunters Point, the production to
the conductor of ticket dated on the 10th OF that MONTH
ductor refused TO permit him pass and demanded pay
ment Of the usual fare. which the planth declined 70
pay and thccpOn he put OF the car by the defend
There pretensc that any unnecessary or improper
force applied for his removal If the ticket produced
did not give him the right OF passage Oh the DAY IL WAS
The plaintiff admitted that he purchased the ticket
two or three days before the occurrence and 1t was
doubtless bought the day of its date and although the
date was legble at the time of the trial. II Is shown by
the testimony OF toCOnductor and another witness that
il lcgble the day II was offered, and the pahih
al the time was informed by the conductor that the rules
OF the Company, and his instructions would not permit
him TO take any ticket after It's date IL was not claimed
that IL was cgblc and the testimony ullywarIans the
conclusion that the plaintiff was aware before he was
removed from the car that the ticket bore date on day
previous to that which he claimed the benefit of aud
that tho words good this date only were marked OF
edge OF these facts he insisted the right To pass over
the road without the payment Of the fare demanded
The only question then to be decided whether he had
it is Conceded that common carriers have right 70
duties passengers and that they may make reasonable
regulations In relation to theT trHhsloftdllon Iho
ticket referred TO relied on by the painh as tno en
dence Of his right to pass over the road heei"re
CompanS. and all its provisions are TO be looked
at in ascertaining the relative rights OF the par
over the road. not at any time IL might suit ms
convenience whenever he might choose 10 exercise te
privilege but the day OF It's date only We unable
10 discover anything unreasonable ia that restriction
proper regard TO the accommodation OF pas-engers with
The necessary cars protection Of the company
in reference the moneys received by their agents and
many other considerations that might be suggested seem
the other hand 10 dictate its prOprey. These views
sustained by the decision OF the Court In Barker agt
Coffin, 81 Barbour supreme Court Reports p $50 and the
cases there cited lead us 10 the conclusion that the
Judge at the Circuit properly directed the jury TO find
verdict for defendant judgment must Therefore he en-
tered lon that verdict favor OF the defendant with
costs.
J. H. Armstrong for plaind: Aaron j. Vandcrpoei for
defendant.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-13
MY

~ = "a 10 30 COu
5000. ....... 100
Treas Notes : $40
2d Series
! 5000. ........1O5I
New-York tribune., 1867-06-13

We offer m sale friends and the public the above Bont he
evng they possess advantages and security for The bon1hofens
beyn Railroad obligation offered II this market
The Is fully secured IS follows;
FIRSrDuring construction u yearsl u 10 assumed ~ Ihe fme
Loaf and Trust Company - -,
the proceeds Of land sales from the Comps
ns muni6cent of lands amounting to ygO acres IL
estimated while the in,eres. being paid By The Trust Com
sses will accumulate fund FOR the payment OF
coupons fund million Of dollars aud that
land will than tie interest on The
bOBd8
TIRDTe Railway Lands Equipment and all property now Owned
hereafter be acquired By the Company has eos
Trust Company 20 be b then
held Trustees b0ndhoers With
enforce the prompt payment Of the coupons as th s
The net earnings estimated Will snouHi " over " um>
the annual Interest. O.
The nupal fully The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
PAM m which corporation assumes snd agrees 70
pa IL st maturity 4. r-,....
IN. R.say extends from Paul the Mississippi TO Winona
line distance et $50 miles al ninous
Chicago and horthWesefn extension IRON
aud a. hae Chseo and place 81 rsa aao
other It's local importance cahhot
over work ot roads eeneng al 81
kast and South There IS no n
bnce beside lands Subscriptions nave oeu
made by all the towns along the line
Parties wishing bouds desirable Investment can Apply 70 "
"a Del BY letter
New-York tribune., 1867-06-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JUNE l3, 1867.

many transactions at less rates. but leading lenders
find no difficulty in getting full rates for all their
funds
In Freights the.engagemcnts to Liverpool are 40
bbls Rosn at ls 6d 800 tcs Lard at i9s 3d. and per
steamer 81 900 bush Corn at 5!06d GOO boxes Bacon
at 15s 400 cs Lard at 15s and 800 hhds Tobacco at
3Os To Glasgow, 1000 bush Corn at I'd.
The Railway earnings continue to show large
falling of.
The earnings of the Cleveland and Toledo railroad
for the first week in June were
1866 1926 l18G7......s39iSo Deo.---..s6o3t
The earnings of the Chicago and Rock Island Road
for the first week in June we're:
1866 $6,Ol9 1s67......... .s70,27O Dec ...szo74o
The earnings of the Erie Railway for the month oil
May were:
1861 13o 90 1866 .OIG22 Is Increase s2o5o7 rs
New-York tribune., 1867-06-13
pECEIpTS 0E pRODrCE.

JrSEi2-l6.5Gs sacks Flour, 2,79s bbls Flour COZ bhs
Whisky tTo bbls Corn Meal 57l sacks Corn Meal, 4,0N
bnsh Wheat bush Corn 2G7 bush Oats, 500 bush
Rye UiOo bush. Malt, % pkgs Ashes 80 pkgs Beef s.
pkgs cut Meats pkgs. Lard. 23l5 bbs Petroleum
$40 pEgs Butter 22lo pkgs. Cheese, 1850 bbls Eggs
New-York tribune., 1867-06-13

The Augusta and Savannah Railroad Company mas
declared semi-annual dividend of - per cent
The San Francisco Market Rci'iar, of May Is, says
There Is decided in all monetary circles Com Is
accumulatng in all the reservoirs, and our banks anu
banking institutions IL difficult to place all their sur
plus funds at satisfactory rates Loans upon can are
made the street nj per cent per MONTH thougn we
continue to quote bank rate at ial per cent Bullion
and treasure continue TO flow freely from the Interior
The receipts thus far during May have approxmatcd
2JOOOO being up 10 the full average OF the past The
following will probably be tho rates OF exchange ana b
the outgoing steamer Montana on the lBth lhst
prcdcaed upon gold In New York at 1877 @3I ana ster
ing 1904 currency bills on the Atlantic cities 81 per cent
premium for cOin 2t per cent? telegraph transfers are
done at y per cent; sterling bills on London 4Si Tor
bankers 49di9! for commercial bills on Paris francs
for days. gold bars, $50; silver bars. al per cent
Mexican dollars 5a5A per cent premium The exports OF
treasure from May TO date have been as follows:
New-York tribune., 1867-06-13

USTnp krArHs TknAsuhT, June J 1901
SCHEDULES of (3O) THIRTY or more 730
- COUPONS IS viii he received tor examination at tho
Ual,od state, Tse,'ur H. van prck, Asssaa, Trrssass
New-York tribune., 1867-06-13
finanria!.

No o. walLs, Nzw.YoKK.
A MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS of this
N Company will be held this ofce TUESDAY the 18th inst
10 A. NJ for election Of Trustees for the ensuing year
- So -''' Il. ALLIuBR
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-09-06

WHEAT AND PoTAToEs.-The complaint in this
county ofpotato rot is general. Within week or
two many persons have lost almost their entire
crop, and this seems to be confined tono particular
locality or neighborhood, but is general through
out the county. There was, this year, larger
number of acres planted in potatoes than perhaps
in any former year, and yet from present ap-
pearances the crop will be smaller than fer many
years. We knowo persons who, from the gene
raj appearance of the potatoes, expected to raise
from five hundred to a thousand bushels, who
have given up the hope of having crop at all.
We regret, too, to have to record the fact that
wheat is not turning out as well as was antci-
pated before harvest. While the crop may be
said to be fair, it is nothing like what the ap-
pearance along through the latter part of the
spring and the early part of the summer indica-
ted. The grain, VIC believe, is generally good,
but the quantity is nothing like what was ex-
pected.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-09-06

THE Pic NlC.-The pic mic of Tuesday even
ing was about all that was expected of it. The
number present was rather large and the ar
rangemcnts for their accommodation very COM
plete. The Court House yard was well lighted
up, and about IL o'clock, p. NJ, supper was pre-
pared in the court room. The managers were
very fortunate in all their arrangements and par
ticuarly so in the selection of their music. The
affair was kept up all night 'untl broad day
light" Everything passed off very pleasantly,
and they all went home in the morning.
Besides the Bel Air, there were, during the
week, three other Pic Mics in the county, all of
which were we'll attended, and pleasant and
agreeable parties. One of these was held on
Tuesday, near Peach Bottom; a second on We'd
nesday, near the Bell Farm, and third on
Thursday, near WHAT known as Fanny Smiths,
about FIVE miles from Havre de Grace, on the
Churchville road.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-09-06
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