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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-24
B.LllAaJ TOURNAMENT.

Testimonial to n Veteran Pluyer-Match
Game for $500 Between Foster and
Deery.
Last evening a complimentary testimonial was
rendered that well known billiard player. M. r.
Geary. by his professional friends, at Irving Hall.
The interest OF the event was greatly en-
HANGED by its being selected as the occa
sion to decide the match game OF 300 points French
carom, for $3.50 O side, between Melvin Foster and
John Deery which, for some time past has been an
exciting topic OF conversation In the billiard circles
OF the city. An intelligent and highly respectable
audience gathered at the hall, and, throughout the
exhibition games aud the match contest sat de-
lighted spectators. At eight O'Clock precisely the
beneficiary announced that the entertainment would
commence by an American game OF 100 points
being played push shot barred. by two Chicago
games were played upon a four pocket table. II
was an easy victory for Rhines, as IN his second
inning ne finished the sr, game n having ma BY
this john Mcpevitt and Mr.. Gesry played an unia.
the former winning without difficulty.
The match game was then announced, and At
twenty minutes to eight O'Clock PLAYING commenced:
under restraint and did not do themselves justice.
Soon, however, this wore or and the game pro-
signal victory The zine" shots Of the players were
frequently applauded during the progress OF the
game Below IL the score:--
0, s,so,i,i,i'i,o, T. z J. H. o. 5. 90, g. 5 j,
10 is, IosL1S SJts,
tsSi,aSss, 3 u; * $SSSs l. 30 -
800.
Deery %. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
D. L. o, o, Q, O. s. q 0, o, I, l. O. -
2o2 1900 al, o. g. I. J. ~
2, l, O. Q, g. I, 0, o. ., 0, ., 0, g. H. "
TT Time OF asme-four hours ana ave minutes
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ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, April 20, 1869.
Mr.. MosELEY presented minority report in the
case of Mcleod VS.. Halpin, favoring the incumbent
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saanedi. 10 JdilItet. lB09. I

Les propri6t6s non vendues, apparte'
nant d lasuCCession,l ,Sayoir;A 'g9a2yoG
1ment. Un certain moroccan de terre
svec les batissesv ct ameiOrations qui
B'y trouvent, situ6e sur Ale Bayou Nezpi-
que, dams cette paroisse, CONNIE par
acte de yents de James Mcfarland ct
VIM. Cottrell b John Armstrong, COM
me tire Espagnol de Benjamin An
drews, borne n. par terre de ROs6mond
Guidry,; g. par le Bayou Nezpiqu9 ;
sud par tetoe1 de Valerie Martin ! ct " 7.
par 'terre pubique. ,sho@a' 4
End. Un morceau de terre en- cette
patoisse, contenant trente-six acres,
plus GU moins, CONNIE suit le lot no.
H., t.. H.. +, 9,w.--achet6 par le dec6d6
de Simon g. White n,a 3, s..n ...m...-..
81 On autre moroccan achete h de
White. ct Collnu CONNIE lots. nos, II, 49,,
20 ct 81, t. IA s. r,t9 w --contenant
298 acres. plus on mOins. liz a3raIE
4. Tn autre moroccan de terre, con-
tenant 1870 :96-l0O$ Rcres, Z ett seonnu
CONNIE lots no. 3 ct 4 de sec. 50, ct b. e.
1-4@de sec. a. t. 14s3 w.-patente
dc PEtat de- Ia Lee, no., 1905, dat6e 81
JanVler, 186t.faMpI nh} }n t1t us
g. Un autre moroccan de terre 'c0nten+
ant 286. l5-1O0 acres ct connU CONNIE
sec. 81, GU lot 10 ct sec % ,ou lot29etsec.
%, GU lot 81, t. IS s., r. 9 w.--patente
de l'Etat de 10 LIE. mo 9O84, dat6e Baton
Rouge, le II Octobre, 1860. ..oif-.h@r~
20 Terms ct Conditions. ~.
"A un credit d d IN, do su Ct trois ans ans
lu jour de a,yente, les Qcqpereurs
tournissant leprs billets, ayec BONES
stsolvables SECURITIES soidaires, payables
Margaret w. Armstrong, tutrice nat.
'u son ordre, dates da jour de. Ia vente,
IT portant interests 8 pour cent. dc leur
'ch6ance iusquI'au paiement. Les pro-
1ri6t6s demeurant sp&cialment hypoth.
'qu@es aveo privilege de vendeur
rIsqu ap Placement, final, a.fg { assr 49, s
,.. DAVID J. REID, *"
.>"@l "."o. >sa. &Juge dc Paroisse.
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lasiea Patislss there win BIZ
at public auction, I'd the last
and hige bidder, ~ tue under.
signed co-tutOrs, or by q duly
commissioned auCtioneTr, at the
residence Of the undersigned in
said Parish, on
Thursday, June the 24tb, 1859.
The following described property
remaining Gnsold, belonging to
said succession, to wit:
1st. One cotton gin and gin
house, situated On land purchased
at first Succession Sale by Despa-
net Broussard. go1TaG .ftD ,9I@
I'd, Eleven hundred and ffty-Bi7
panels Of pieux fence, also on said
hand, ' 30 'D'122 D. 's3ff '12 ,z
Terms and Conditions. D.
Fifteen per cent of the purchase
money Of each purchase payable
in cash. and the balance on d cred.
it of one, two and threeyeafs from
the day of salepapurchasers fur
their notes withzgood and
solvent security in solido, dated on
day of sale and payable to- the CO.
tutors; or order, at their domicil,
and bearing eight per cent. ainter-
EST per annum, from maturity nm
Ill paid. out W0n tar1r sua4LID w5
aOLIVIBRDJ BROUSSARD. ID
ALPHONSINE BROUSSARD. 81
,yHM dt4& ,a3oC o-Tutors. az
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: 'elsnlllte2 PuBltqni..ee:...
. snceesslon tle j. E!mi.lY Mo-

no Succession de Emily M Oss. 4
Inn vertd dun ordre de Honorable
~, la Cour de Paroisse de 10 ParOisse
Calcasieu, Louisiana, en- date du JUN
1868, ie, sousigne administrator offri
raj en- vente pubIiquei on plus offrant
ct dernieF ench6risseur, i ma}residence
q Hickory Elat,en cetter Paroisse w. a..
Mercredi,Y IA Juliet, 1858. aao
Toutes les prophecies separeses de Emily
Moss, decide ct les propriGt6s en- COM
munante, excepte un lot de bet8s q
cornes ~ "A SAVIOR six lots on morceaux
de terre, tons situ6s en- cette Paroisse.
o Quest de IA riviere CaclCasieu, pres
de Hickory Flat, SAVIOR ~ L. #,
III Un lot contenant so .47-1OO acres
/ ri. On lot contenant 81. 71-lOO acres.
[3ly Un lot contenant 10 .65-lOO acres a. lei !
.8t[4l Qn lotcontepant 181 $500 acres
.saE5l I'm lot coptenant 81 .24lOO acres lca,
III Unloteontenant 2O8 .93-1OO. acres
Ce dernier etant laresidence de famille
ayec toutes les batisses ct MISUNDERSTANDING
Une juste description Dies Il oybhrsa ~ II.
cations des dts lots dc terre sera dome
le jour de- lai vente. r Maison Ide resi-.
dences cuisine' 6clries, nagasin A mais
barrieres &c. Ce dernier 16me) lot ne
sera GYr6 PacquireUr que IL I'm M
cembre 1853, ct aptes que "a recoits ~
William Cole sera ratnass6e Of enleyge.
Aussi 55 totes betes a comes
81 -.si ~ M essampees 8 e
70 tbtes cheveaux doux, % tstes AZ.
Jasnents, 20tstes de ooehons, plus 81
moins, & teteB dc noutons, ull wagon, 4
beouis Of une chGrette, un vieux BUGGY
IN Lot dinstaUments aratoires; onfiis
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de charpentier Ct de forgerops deux
paires de- bonfs, IN montre % argent
IN fhsiI. deux caEnbines, an pistolet, IN
lot de provisions chez Abner Cole, psten-
sils de maison ct cuisine ct beaucoup
dauiFes articles quiz serait troP long
d'enum6rer.
Termes ct Conditions.
! Toutes sommes au dessous do dix pi7
astres payables compliant le jour de Ia
vente, ct toutes sommes an desgus de
dix piastres a un credible IN, deux ct
trois ans du Jour de 1avente, les aCque-
reurs fourni5sanb leur billets avec deux
BONES etsolvanbles securities olidaires,
satisfaisantes, payables . ladministraac-,
teur GU q son ordre, son domicil, et
portant interest raison de huit pour
cent par an de leCr 6ch6ance jusqu'au,
les prophecies immohi6aires.
SerOnt ct demeuront specialment hypo1l
thegu6es en- favour de p succession !
pour ,assurer le Placement des billets
donnes pour Ie prix d'achdt." %"9'. ''. =, .
Timbre de reYenus interneS aux fraiBs
dc l'acdu6f6urs.h ,alHLl0h bgrbu-Il
-o1t rIttr9woq III a9WM. COLE aild
-afno.1S uaIg~otsn Administrator. a
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Vemte aPubIiQueo

p
| Succession de b. uAUDesssssart.
En- vert4 dun ordte de rHon.;
! la cour des Preuves, dams ct pour
Ia Paroisse Calcasieu, il sera ofert
en- vente publique, au plus ofFant
ct dernier en6herisseur, PAL, les
soussignes en- cette Paroisse- 'ja
| .r" Jeudi, "a Juin, 1863, T"., -,
les prophecies ci-apres decrites APP
Ipartenaht q Ia ldite Succession,
Ishvoir-: ~. .29' "i.4a"y &m4t9@">
/. On moulin q cotton ct Ia bat
tisse, situe sur terre achetee par
Despanet Brousard a Ia premiere
yente de Ia Succession. - ..' - = 81.
q. Qnze cents cinquante six pa
gees de barriere, aussi sur 10 dite
tire. a2ma5r1t 2N d4#..ttI
FTernaes ct Conditions |
..Quipq.zsee. pour cent .du prix d. |
achat de chaque acquereuf paya- |
bic compliant l. Jour de Ia Te1te, |
ct Ia balance q I'm credit de un,
deux ct trois ans du Jour de ia !
yente, les .acquereuts fournissant |
.eurs billets ayec BONES securite
solidaire, dates du Jour de Ia vente
payable aux 90 tutors o leurs dom
.cile ct portant interet d hut pour
cent par an de leur echeance,
usqu 'au Placement. aj3a1*&AtL
' ," OLIVER D. BRoUssAKD,o Y
4 ALPHoNsINE BRoUssARD, Oh"
.,4 ,n.,., H. as ~. Lo. Co uteuIs. "
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~. SIMON.
Mdngact@rer Of
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,

COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE.
A GEN" for Bucks Patent Brilliant
IN Stove, to which First Premiums
were awarded at the Louisiana Mechan.
les and Agricultural Fair. JAM I86S
also also at IT the, Missouri State Fair, Oct.
Importer and dealer in Cooking and
Heating Stoves, Table Cutlery Hard
ware, Honowware &C., 80
Orders fromthe- Country directed to
dance. ''''' 'R89 i ~ s SS'y-
NO. il04, CHARTREse STREET.
noIS ~ IA IN NEW ORLEANS.
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A Youna ladY thns pives b.

A young lady thus gives her
opinion Of the bonnet Of the sea-
son; "Oh, the bonnets Of my girl
hood the kind I wore to school
1 really thought them pretty, ]
must have been 8 fool. And yet
| used to think myself on hats a
jaunty miss. Perhaps Z was, as
fashion went but Whist was that
to thisP Oh, the lovely little pan
cake the charming little natl II
makes my head ID level, and 50
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TIE ECHO.

81. LkNDaI-O Our sister Parish
seems forever 10 be putting her
foot init. Il seems that they are
likelylto be placed under further
ban Cor lawIessIess. The Jour
nal says that Mr. .. g. Tucker,
internal Reyenus Assessor, has
been gaEgtsd On the Streets Of
Opelousas. He and several other
witnesses swedr that he WAS sober,
while Others swear that he was
drunk On the night Of the occur
renee, BE was shot with his own
pistol, and il is almost universally
believed there the delirem tremens.
supplied his agination with the
only enemy he. encountered. 24Ifat.
#H#F#Hs##E - EfE4t..t#t IH|fEla. f4EBFf
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Ve1lte Publique.

3 "a saGoR JRO. d. AFEstRpng'
I'M veFtu dun ordre del'Hon., IL cour
u DIES preuves danset pour Ia Par
oisse Calcasieu, il sera vendu en- vente
publique au plus aufrant ct dernier
encherisseur, par Margaret w. Arm
strong. tut. nat.y yOu par IN officer du-
ment commission6, q Ia porte de Ia
BnaigOR cour enacette,p arOisse ;s.a.,,laa,a.
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VenIttteB' 'I par le2 sliei.i1.

8me dist. Judieiaire ~ 3a r,,I ,si oso
9aj5Paroisse Galeasieuel ~ 80 "' ~
ct Franklin G. d Hay, Adm,teur, Gvso
James NJ. Coley, absent. .aa9m
U'N N, v Y dun ,e ordhre de d. Ia i moi
IL adress6 dams l'affaire, cii dessus
entitul6e ct numerot6e, ie John M.
Reid, sheriff offriraio en-, nteppblique,
aug plus Offrant ct dernier yencherissehr.
a 10 porte de lalmaison de cour de cette
Paroisse, en- la vile de Lac Charles, 10.
samedi, 3m8 Jour de Juillst} 1863,
tous les titres, droits, interets ct recla-
nations de james M. Cooley, ZEN 1t dams les
propriGt6s 81 apres drohtes SAVIOR Gent
tetes de b6tes q cornes farouche, ct un
cheval de vhcherie. 9l ID &
TERMS EFT CONDITIONS: Comp,
tant 10 jour de 10 vente, ayeo le beH6-
flee d estimation M M d
a,...., ...... JOHN NJ. REID, Sheriff, 3
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Public Sale.
snceession Of Emily WOE.

D b. Succession Of Emily Moss.
BY virtue Of an order Of tb
Honorable, the Parish Court o
Ca1casieu Parish, LA. dated Jun,
a the 9TH, l &c., the undersigned .Ad
ministrator viii offer for sale tx
1.-THE last and highest bidder, ut hi
residence at Hickory Fiat in sale
Parish, on .+ -" NV @'.. ' T.. .''.'2'
Wednesday, July 14th, 1869, .
all the separate. property of said
Emily Moss, decd; and all the
community property Of said sue
cession, except a certain stock Of
horned cattle, to wits ,S'n&5 -
six Tracts of Land, all lying IN
said Parish, west Of Tie Calcasieu
River, and near d Hickory. Flat, to
wit; '''...19 5 80, '>'- "".''." ~.
ILL., One tract containing 8Q.47-
IUO acres vi III. Is. = ...4o 49,
49, One tract containing SILL
lOOlaCres., III noI ..rH1 qr ~
[3]i One tract containing 1855
100 acres. 1oI &."Hf .s.E ola , ~1Gl
ri One tract containing l61.
s. 100 acres. &'lo5 "21"J1 III 7a1i
r5l Ora +roct JcontainIi1pIty ri a.
l0O acres. '' ''- ''''1' 4 Il
[6l One tract containing 203.
acres, being the family
plantation and residence with all
the buildings and Improvements
consisting, {of q dwelling
house, kitchen, stables, cribs, fenc-
ing &c, WHICH Will5not be deliver
sduntil December LIST, 1869, in or
derathat VIM. Coleo Admir- may
cultivate, gather and remove the
crop thereon ou 4lH .
nan acurate description of the
numbers and. location of therabove
tracts of land will be givenion the
day of sale. y9dI ,1y0ni@l taqa|
. Also IS head Of horned l9b--ai .
:,o cattle, branded thus o. S z
About twelve head Of gentle
horses, about % head Of mares,
20 head of hogs--nore or less, s
head OF sheep, one OK and cart,
one old buggy, one lot farming
utensils, one lot carpenters and
blacksmith 8 tools, two yoke Of OK
en-, one silver watch, one shot gun,
two rifles, one pistol, household
and kitchen furniture, one lot Of |
provisions at Abner Coles and |
other articles too numerous to
mention. ~' '.l"r ~ L1Gi a4d'al
Terms and Conditions.
IAN purchases under ten dollars
In cash on the day of sale,
md for all purchases of ten dollars I
Ind upwards, purchasers will be
equlred 10 execute then promis.
iory notes payable to the under.
igned Admir- or order at his resi-,
lence, in equal instalments in one
wo and three years from the day
# sale, with eight per cent inter
st from ImatuTity, with Two good
nd solvent sureties Ia solido, AZ
he satisfaction Of said Admir-
The immoveable property Of said
accession to beland remain spe-
tally mortgaged in favor Of said
succession, to secure the payment
{ the notes given ID payment
hereof, Internal Revenue Stampsi
n notes at the expense Of purcha.
eEs.. og9GGGaf Wsa9 Us @Hn,rg 4
n.1s st WIN. COLE.
AdnnYwSetanA~w \
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Proeesaings Of. the Police Jury
MIYTERR:

e, L4IIL}T :-T-1I: 38D@g.n
The Police Jury met this the Sd
day Of May. Members present ::
James Cole, of ward no. i; Frank
lin Hayward no, 2; J, L. .Bilbo,
ward no. 81 Thomas Lyon. ward
no. 5, The 4th, 9Th, TIN and Stn
wards not represented. There be-
ing no quorum --~
Resolved that this body adjourn
until tomorrow morning, 9 clock.
May 18th, 1869-The Police -Ju-
ry met. Members present the
same as yesterday There being
no quoruLn--,yrouaN "a h. sa'ja.l.I
RESOLVED, that this body ad-
iourn until the LIST Monday in
June, it being a called session.
:gF".I President p! Jury.
dtAsAlRYAN,. Clerk. a..s,.r,, nib.
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Probate Sale.
Succession oJno ID. Armstrong II q q.

Succession JnO ID. Armstrong.
DY virtue of an order from the Hon,
I'D the Parish Court, in and for the
Parish of Calcasieu, there will Be sold
to the last and highest bidder, by Mar.
garet WUArnstrong, natural tutrix, OF
by duly commissioned officer, at the
court House door of this Parish, on
Saturday the 10th day of July,
The following unsold property belong
to said estate, to wit ..,~ tf.'g ~ r...,D
LIST. A certain tract of land and i'm
provements thereon, situated on the
Bayou Nezpique,' in this parish, and
known and described as per act Of sale
from James Mcfarland and VIM. Cot
treIl to said decd John Armstrong, as
the Spanish Grant of Benjamin An
drews, and bounded as follows, North.
by lands of Rosemoud Guidry: East bV
Bayou Nezpique !; South by. lands Of
valerie Martin sapd West by public
land. Number Of acres not known
One undivided half only belonging to
said estate;] the other owners mot
AhoWn.se5# .4-...t, i
= and, A certain tract of land in this.
Parish, containing thirty-six acres, more
or less, to wit: Lot no II, township
Il, range 9 w. 1.-the same purchased by
said decd from Simon G. white.
Sd. Another tract Of land purchased
from said White, and known as lots II.
IS, 20 and 81, township Ia south, range
. W.-cOntaining 29Sf acres, more or
less. 4ss Z,
4th. Another tract Of land, contain.
ing 100 ,96-l00 acres, and known as lots
3 and 4 Of section So, and n :. d. La Of
NE, IA Of section 81, township IL &,
range 8 was per patent from the
State Of Louisiana no. 96O6, dated Jar
2lst, A. D. 1861, '''" &a0'' M S'E'S14
9th. Another tract of land contain.
ing 2s6ll6-l00 apress and known as SEQ 1
u, or lot 10 and sec. 20, OF lot 96 and /
Sec ", or lot q in township is g.. r
was per patent from the State Of
Louisiana, no. 9O74, issued AZ Baton |
Iisso s6g on the LIST day Of October, 4. b. Ia
4 tHE
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n CIV Advertisements
PPOoats Sale.

Succession og Ien. "A, pessessaEt.
BY virtue Of an order from the
Hon. the Parish Court in and for
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succession de john g. WarRello
8,.es Of Felix WaFtells. ~

80 o. Felix WaFtslls. IA
E Z 8t g. Ia L4oqisiene, cpur dsaai
EREDERICK q. MoELING Admin
= istratepr des dites snccessione ~
tdepose en- 10 dite Cour. m tablesu
provlsoire dc SON administration ia.
mandant Fhomologation. ~ soT
ID IN consequences, avis eat bar Ia nres.
emf aonRe aux creanciers az IN tlite sIIc.
cesslon et q toutes personnes interFoT.
sees, gui 4 moins d'opposition nSF sgrit
oepose au bureau du Grefier as IL an
gogh q q Maispn de Cour en Il villa
de Lac Charles, dams les lrante joura ami
suivront oette date, Il dit tsbieau NJ
SSompts decentralization ssra annFoT6 a
homolOgu6. usr.5sI e4'ss
rHon. ID. j. Raid Ynoa "a
Y dit CouF. Lao ChaFla.. ca 8fsi.
4Sean' n. j. REID,
Jug8 do Paroisse,
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Mr.. Charles Morgan ana the
~. wy OpeIOusas RatlrSat,3 '0 r y.

-iHHt 4H# 10 EGTJE snt nj .5re1 70
THE statementof Mr.. Miles Tay7
lor as to the course of Mr.. Charles
Morgan in regard to- the Opelou+
sasl Railroad, published in yester7
day's TINES, is in strict accordance
with the representations Of other
highly respectable persons who
have been eognizant Of the history
ofathe. transactions referred oto,77H,
We have never questioned the en-.
tire2fairness of Morgan in this.
matter. Isle have always believed
thatrif satisfied with the aprelimi-
naFies; he would cooperate with,
others I'M extending the road to-
TeXas. His proposition to Mr..
Pike andfiOtheEs proves the earn
estness of his desire ON this score,
Whatlhe wanted was on arrange.
menticonsistent with his uniform |
rule Of business and fnancia ideas2I
He did not want to involve his
large means and high credit by a
connection with d large ass0cia-
ton Of partners whose ideas Of f.
nancial management differ. widely
from his. He has deceivedn6 one,
and. has only exercised the rights
which belong to him. 4 If Mr.. Nor
gan is d monopohst, it is because
he'has large means, enterprise and
sound Judgment He only does
what al others do who have the
same resources. The real blame
is with ourselves, who do not con- !
tribute to encourage and establish !
rivalry and competition. 1T may {
be our misfortune. h~c .asva .sra~ II
Respectable as Mr.. Morgan o is i
in his character, his enterprise, his c
hberalitY, and general manage j
1nent, we should regard tia great
misfortune for him, or any other
single person or firm to have con-
troll Of q great line of communities :
ton like that Of the Opelousas Il
Road when extended to Texas. I,
For a like reasonawe rejoice at the =
energy and suceessful prosecution Y
Of the New Orleans Mobile and i
Chattanooga Road, whichlwill des- 9
troy the monopoly now enjoyed ]
by the Morgan line Of communicar i
hon with Mobile /; and we feel /
confident that whatever may bell
The result of the legal proceedings !.
against the Opeleusas Road, there
will be a continuous line from this 7
'ity to- Texas within q year or two. 6
MO. Times, Nag 29tk. nsaog d
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Terms and Conditions.

On credit Of one, two and three
years from the day Of sale. PurshassTs
furnishing their notes with good and
solvent securities III solido, psvalla "a
Margaret ", Armstrong, natural tntriT
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RECEIPTS BIZ RAIInoA, AND STEAMERS, APR.

RECEIPTS By BALBOA, AND STEAMERS, APR. TO-
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC RAILRoAD-110 cases
oil carpets, 10 do curtain sticks, $50 bdls paper.
cases box stuff 10 plows 10 bags meal 25 sacks waste
20 clio h. II trusses 46 bales SO pks sundries IS
cars freight Tor Boston.
car board q do -four bbls., do VOID, do iron,
do 20 .es. do moving machines, do marble. do
oil. do clam bait, do heads, do sugar boxes, do
stone, Stoves 10 pkgs castings, furniture, do
rags, &C, boats, 225 bbls., boxes and PIX q.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-421 cans milk, Q cars
corn, 800 bbls -four bbls beans. II cars lumber,
do bark As bbs Starch, 50 tons cppper ore. 80 Digs
sundries for shipment Eas-isoO bbfs. Aour, 20 cars
wheat, do cotton, DO peas. do bacon.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-2O19 sides leather.
1 potatoes, do boards. cases clotn, 10 bbls.
beans. 3l5 pkgs sundries.
STE AMER FOREST CITY, FROM BosToN-16 chests
tea, 4s coils rope, % raes crockery, 81 rolls Jared
122 pigs TIM % do lead go bbls cali SKINS 10 lard
40 boxes tin 80 do oranges II horses 75 pkgs to or
der; ior Canadas and up c untry-120 empty bDs.,
bales WOOL 80 bdls dry hides, 80 boxes gla 20 pkgs
furniture, 10 bales cotton, boxes tin, 100 pkgs to
order.
STEAMER CHESAPEAKE, FROM NEW YoRK-10O
bales cotto 65 do rsgs 20 do WOOL so DO dry goods,
20 bags coffee so do seed 80 do cocoanuts It's boa
raisns 81 do pipes, i0 do drugs 1O6 groceries, II
lead Is do scyhes 1926 h chests tea 80 crates starcn
40 boxes cheese, bbls. warmth. 20 do gla e,
hlf do varnsh 20 keg do 25 do soda. 10 pcs marble,
81 pigs metal. IT sewing machines 100 boxes tin, 1s
bbfs parafne, harrows, 12o pigs sundries.
FOREIGN ExPoRTs-The total amount of tore gn
exports rom this TT last week was $348, 016.' 6.
Included in the shipments We're 251 $40 It lumber TO-
BEANS do peas 81 do tim thy Seed 10 do beef, 1D2
pkgs butter 16 rolls and liz 1854 Tbs leather 40 bbs
lime do cement, 4s2 gals ia roeum, ITO bbls oil.
"a 515 pcs lumber, 1854 do 81 ruce, 3793 rails 406
box shocks, 34l empty casks, SIS shocks and heads,
1866 bags bran, 5667 BUSH and 80 bags wheat 100
lbs bacon 73797 do potash. 56,4s5 do extract hem
lock, 1890 do bee 1000 do pork 2802 do hams 100
bb.s starch 35 sewing machnes,S cases manufactured
steel 1915 prs headings 10 hoops26 bbls sugar. 10i
bdls paper iron safes 1856 gs seed 10 cases bouts
cheese case. rubbers pkgs Dry goods, 3bbs cloy-
ser seed, 1888 xgs mdse.