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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-10-05

By the advice Of his physician, Mr..
Grant is reported to have reduced his
daily consumption of cigars from thirty
five to ten, which retrenchment is tfi-
umphantly announced by the Republican
papers as an instance Of the marked re.
ducticn of the expenses Of our National
Administration.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-10-05

INrALLIBLE REMEDIES For corns,
easy shoes; for bile, exercise; for rheu-
matism, new flannel aud patience; for
gout, toast and water; for the toothache,
dentist; for debt, industry and econ
omy; aud for love, matrimony.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-10-05

After prolonged session of the most
intense excitement, the Massachusetts,
Republican Convention on the 2Sth
ult. nominated Hon. William b. Wash
burn as its candidate for Governor BY a
majority of 179 over his opponent, b .
f. Butler. Butler, rather unexpected
", seems to have quietly acquiesccd in
the decision Of the Convention, and is
said to have declared that he accepts its
action as final aud win abide the result.
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The simplest and cheapest way to cool
a room is to wet cloth Of any size, the
larger the better, and suspend it 10 the
place you want cooled. Let the room
be well ventilated, and the temperature
will sink from ten to twenty degrees in
less than an hour.
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THE MARYLAND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE, NO, 10 SOUTH ST.
ALL Policies NONFORFEITABLE.
DiUideuds AnnugM after He fret Yo,,.

Dividends annually after he first Year
'INHE advan tages Of Life Insurance are 40
IL manifold and manifest that general inauiry
Is made concerning 1t. All good men wish to
provide for those dependant upon them. Pro-
vision to be certain must be Immediate. The
only Immediate provision Is by Lite Insurance
great aud important question IL, where shall
insure Reason, self-respect, self-interest.
the laws OF trade and commerce that govern
thrifty and Intelligent people indicate that a
man should insure at home, where ne lives.
makes his money, pays his taxes and expects
to leave his property and his family. 1t Is as
humiliating as 1t Is ruinous for US 20 send mil.
lions OF dollars out OF our State annually far
Lille Insurance that should be kept at home.
Money in Maryland is sodrce interest hiqh, and
property low, because we are sending so much
Of II away. There Is certainly no necessity
for this, because equal intelligence and equal
morals will make Savings Banks, Life and Fire
Insurance Compehies, Lawyers, Doctors, Mer-
chants, or anything else, here equal 10 those in
other States. 1t is an axiom that in all kinds
oi business danger, difficulty and loss increases
IN ratio OF distance. Recent experience proves
clearly that ii is safer and better in both Life
and Fire to be insured al home. Ii isa moor
compliment to our Citizens and State and In
bad taste to depreciste our own institutions
and Indirectly depreciatc those who control
them.
Fortunately for our State prosperity, the
people are beginning to see this. Our last
January report to the Comptroller Of the
State was so satisfactory and gratifying as to
call forth editorial Communications from the
principal papers In Baltimore.
Few companies are in as good condition as
the Maryland, and as II Is ours and keeps the
| capital in our own State deserves your Coop
Grafton and patronage. In matter Of so great
! Importance persons should inform themselves
we'll before they act.
BoARD OF DIREcroGs. Hamilton Easter.
Allen A. Chapman, George =. Thomas, Hugh
Sisson, Hiram Woods, Geo. II. Miller Thomas
Cassard, Wm. Devries, Charles Webb.
GEORGE p. THOMAS,
President.
Gs- Refers to Hon. Judges Maulsby and
Hayden. Col. ]. u. Boyle. j. l.. Reilsnider,
pr. j. W. Herring, and Physicians generally.
An active Agent for Carroll county wanted.
A. J. MYERS,
ap Zf-iy State Agent. ,
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If you have performed an act Of dis.
interested virtue, conceal it, it you pub
lish it, you viii neither be believed here
nor rewarded hereafter.
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Extravaganoe olaraut's Administrator

The National Democratic Resident
Executive Committee at Washington
have just compiled and issued the fol
lowing tabular statement, showing why
taxes are high, and illustrating Radical
corruption aud extravagance
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$40 REWARDS!

r OST, in or near the town of Union
IL Bridge, on Wednesday, September 10,
1871, valuable GOLD WATCH, small
size, Hunting Case.
The above reward will be paid to the
person delivering to me the said Watch, in
J. G. sTULTz,
sep 2l-St near Union Bridge.
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ff8 ACRES OF LAND.


more or less, lying partly on the Turnpike
leading through Uniontown to Westminster,
and adjoining the lands Of DR.. Martin, John
b. Williams and others. This farm has no
Improvements upon it, but has several fine
locations for building and an excellent
spring of water. About one fifth of this
land is in Timber, the balance cleared and
all of it well fenced; the soil is Of good
qnality and is well adapted to all kinds of
grain and grass; there are also limestone
beds upon 1t.
Also lot containing Il Acres of land,
more or less, within five hundred yards OF
either of the above described farms, and
improved with
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
Stable, Spring House, and has large lime
stone quarry upon it.
Any person wishing further information
in regard to the above property can obtain
the same by applying to Ghas. B. Roberts,
Attorney, Westminster, Md.y or to the
undersigned, Trustee, ut Uniontown, Md.
Terms OF SALE.-0ne third cash on the
day of sale or upon the ratification thereof
by the Court, the residue TO be paid in equal
payments of oneand two years respectively,
to be secured by the purchaser or purchas
ers notes, bearing interest FROM day of sale,
with security to be approved Of by the
Trustee.
ALFRED Z0LLICKOFFER,
Trustee.
CHAs. B. ROBERTS, Solicitor.
sep Its
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A Valuable Farm at Public Sale.

DY virtue Of an Order Of the Orphans Court
I'D for Carroll county, the subscribers, as
Executors OF Lawrence Rohrbach, late of Car
roll county, deceased, will offer at public sale,
on the premises, situated about2 miles north
east of Manchester, near the York Road, on
Saturday, the 7h Of OctoJer, 1871,
at o'clock, p. NJ, that valuable Farm. ad-
joining the lands of William kealer, Reuben
kuhns and others, containing
l54 Acres Of Land, more or less,
story BRICK DWELLING, AAl
nearly new, and finished in the ~ ~
best manner; a large Switzer -:
Barn, Wagon Shed with Corn Crib and Gra-
naries, Summer House and Dairy, and other
necessary out-buildings. There Is also an Or
chard Of the best varieties OF Fruit The farm
Is divided into fields OF convenient size, with
water in nearly every field, and all is under
good fencing. Good water convenient to the
dwelling and barn. There is about 81 Acres
of the above farm in heavy Timber, Of the
best variety; any amount Of bark can be
peeled on il. There is sufficient quantity of
land in excellent Meadow. The farm is in q
high state of cultivation, the land having been
heavily lined, and Is one Of the most produc-
tive farms In the District; also strong indica-
tions OF the best Iron Ore on the farm. Ii Is
convenient to Churches, Schools, &c. Posses
sion given Of the farm on the lst Of April, isi3.
Tne Iarm is about ~ miles from good Lime
Stone Quarries and about y miles from the
line of the Bachman Valley Railroad.
Terms Of Sole.-0 0ne-third Of the purchase
money cash on the day of sale or upon the rat
iiication OF the sale one-third in one year and
one-third in two years from the day OF sale, to
be secured by the notes Of the purchaser or
purchasers with approved security bearing in
terest from the day of sale; and on payment Of
all the purchase money a good deed will be
given for said property, free from the incum-
brance devised TO Testator's widow who has
renounced the same.
Gzs- Any person wishing to view the above
farm before the day of sale, will call on II. u.
Streasig, one OF the Executors, VIII o lives close
to the farm.
ADAM R0HRBACH,
HENRY D. STREAVIG,
sep 7-ts+ Executors.
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For Sheriff.

NTESSRS. EDITORS. Please announce
lyl the name Of Andrew Grammer, Esq.
for the next Sheriifalty Of Carroll county.
Should Mr.. Grammer consent to become a
candidate for said Office, he will be suppor-
ted By many voters from
mar iI-tn TASgYrowS DIsTRIcT.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL PROPERTY.

Rf virtue ofa Decree Of the Circuit Court
~ for Carroll county, sitting as a Court
OF Equity, passed on the s.h day of Noyem.
ber, A. D. 1870, in cause No. / i56, wherein
Alfred Zollickofier ct. ais. are complain.
ants, and Caroline Wilson ct. ais. are de.
iendants, the subscriber as Trustee, will
offer at Public Sale, on
Saturday, the IN day Of October,
A. d., 1871, at o'clock, p. NJ, on the
premises, situate within one half mile of
uniontown, Carroll county, Nd, and dis.
tant from the Western Maryland Railroad
y miles, adjoining the lands of Dennis
-Cookson, Thomas + Shepherd and others,
the following valuable farm, containing
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ap 27.l,
JOHNSON g. BROS.

Successors to J. II. HlBBgRD 4 BRo.)
HNHE subscribers beg leave to inform
Il their patrons and the public generally
that they still continue to manufacture to
order and for sale, Woolen Goods, such IS
Cloths, Cdssimers, Lnscys, F2dRnck,
Stocking Yarn, Carpet Chain,
Blankets, dc.
Persons having Wool to Manufacture may
rely on having it done to their entire salts
faction.
We shall keep large assortment of
Goods Of OR own make always on hand ,
so that customers may exchange their Wool
at once if they desire.
Merchants will be supplied with goods
that they may safely recommend.
The highest market price paid for Wool.
Onr wagon will visit rs usual Taneytown,
Tyrone, Frizzellsburg, Westminster, Sha.
wan, Reisterstown, Enksburg, Hampstead,
Hereford, and Western Run, where, with
Agents appointed for the purpose, Wool
may be left with instructions for manufac.
turing, which will receive prompt attehton
and Goods returned in due season.
Thankful for past favors we respectfully
ask generous public for continued patron
age. Address
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
New Windsor, Carroll county, Nd.
up l3-6mA
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He who rules not his own spirit will
likely be ,uled BY an evil spirit.
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Caution.

II HEREBY forewarn all persons from trust
Ing my wife, Eliza Frownfelter, she having
lett my bed and board, as will not pay any
bills Of her contracting.
DAVID FR0wNFELTER,
New Windsor District. Carroll county, Nd.
sep last
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OPERA FLANNELs, all shades, plain
" and plaid, Of bestl quality, at
aug 81 II. x. Gernands.
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CnlIcoes.

A Tel, 8, 10, IL and l2l cents, as low
N as before the war, at
ap7 III. L. Norris d Cos.
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Wanted, A Man and wife,

WITHOUT Children, on snug little
wv place near Uniontown, Carroll Co.
Address box SO, Uniontown, Nd.
sep 21-3t*
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RMICk'S
A MOWER AND REAPER,

wv. II. HARMAN ( Co., Sole Agents for
the State of Maryland. This Reaper and
Mower stands unsurpassed in this country
or Europe. We ask nothing more of any
honest farmer than to give them a fair trial,
where true merit will show itself beyond
doubt. We know they will work and give
entire satisfaction, under all circumstances.
Messrs. Mccormick & Bro. say to all who
need or intend to buy Reaper or Mower
"Take their machine and try it to your sat.
isfaction through the Harest with any other
M" hiue you can get, and keep which ever
you like best" These machines combine
all modern improvements of any value.
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I4l ACRES OF LAND.

AF bACRES OF LAND,
more or less, about one.sixth of which is
hneiy Iimbered, the balance in good state
OF cultivation and all under good fencing
and well wsatered; limestone on the proper
". The improvements con- A ,u-o
sist Of two story BRICK AS
DWELLING, recently re- 0 iffl4i19
shingled and containing $ sa.sse14ks'<ss- e9sessss-
rooms of convenient size, with kitchen and
hall, and two good dry cellars extending
under two thirds ofthe dwelling; also LARGE
Switzer Barn, lO5x36 feet, with wagon
shed, corn crib, and sufficient amount of
stabling for II head of horses aud 20 head
OF cattle; large hog house, 2ixi5 feet.
with lott for storing corn; also carriage
house, poultry house, ice house, and an
elegant dairy, with we'll of water at the
house and one at the barn. This property
IS well stocked with fruit trees, consisting
OF apples, pears, peaches, &c.
Adjoining the above described property
Is farm containing about
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THE STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

u u -
Iorov March TIIDa nCousos o.eued 81 for both money
srd tie account Securities net aud stead United a
Tweu'J 1852 81 1869 OLD blij l55l Wi ~.
Soe. steady. Ere Railway shares %; Illinois Ce-ra 100. Atlantic
and Crest Western 80
IrvEKPOoL 7l2 mIoiers Of Cotton are pressing s
Mi1iiug Uplands IA Midhng Ortsas IA
L0sDoS March IL Linseud bki906Ji.
FRaKKFOhT Limited Five Twenty bonds are quota
96j Tor BE issue u 1892
Stocks quiet and steady Ere Railway shsrcs l8s.
March 7-30 o. frWhe1f III Y crtai or fu
Winter The receipts port the three days bsye
been 10000 bales nelaing 1900 American Cora, 81 quaIiei Tor
ksr.
LIVERPOOL March II p u-Coton Holders pressing sales
Mr1 7d-l' M1fng Orleans, -iO1L The sales Of
day 900 ba including 90 for export and speaa-
-. -,
LONDON March T0 D. HCousols gll for both money and the
seouu American 6rn United States fye1venW bonds
~ IA; 1905 81 l67 CO.. Ten IOrtes 8 SiocI uncfang1L
LfvaPoo March TJ5 m he marstt for goods and iaDcs
a Manchester dul. R-fuel Petroleum, l6l aid ,
JoADox March 7-4J p I-Isgsr433 Clcutta Linseed OJ
IivHuPo1 March Tkrrri BARI H. go from Savannah Jsn 70
M ~ b. e. Of cotton: ship from (harton Fet a.
7D baes ssiela from Savannah jan % lS bales; amp
James CbaB from Savanual Feb 2147 bai ship Royal lhAI
from New Orleans 1855 baes, clip Ellen sounafd' rom
Neggfl@aus Jan. 3. T. G63 balcs.
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B,1TrvonE March heavy. nomnab Low Mdihng l5t
Pour "a ID scge AMI tT. Wheat quiet ard firm ana y
al a. oer gre unchanged Corn Gmri White Son'leIn td
~. Ye'os TO- 81aot good demand a. t94tIc Aesl
po,i nB Recon seadT Lard Gm WHISKY firm AZ 9l0llte
sT Lorf. M4rch lotion tne At lse Fof ARM hapei'
A.. t.r gJQ S6 Winter, IS VI 20 O Treble tItfa
az 80 a. WHEAT fr No Spring Chicago, II s. Corn steady
Mid m tu 4gc 3d. saoks Sc White 6,@te O4 lfHtf
s4053c quiet No faIf Hye
am a. gJ4 s WHISKY sa 5ic Tobacco shlae e1sc rHP
snd Ba~vug unchanged fTer al ~ ga 81 a. bsA
More doing; lear Rb Loose oa Han H. C
S,ss DE Bleon finer: kh0u1eTs D. Clear llh NE St
So H. uam.-Sussr Cared active Canval, le Iard ~ a
PIE Hogs IS l2tds6 p Cattle du AID unchanged heeep-
go hhls Plour 90 tuh Wheat No. a "a
MLvAuKsE Ma zfoaT hs.{i psa'e krus Ml'e e. ~ III
Eo 90 Sic Com st,sir 80 M1e Al & RE Doll a. & Bar
le stady No 55c. Hog DAN 81 l Esccl ~-'V DoA'
V'sur lJ 100 hush Wheat SHIPMENT 51k bbA floHt
MsTch 7fo unchanged Wheat da ana aAle ''No'
Ezra 81 D.. No 1 1T 81 81. 800. a. ~.
PnLaBaLifA hla4cl COTTON d1 AIifHg lpazds iaei Do
Orleans Isle ff Gcmall; Supefae 81 9sSs ~ fH
fpag Wheal EEa Family - - ~ To- lad ar i
Oho d. ara 81 ~ Pctrv var do 80 sac = Fancy IA ~
Nle sregrgs fusli El We -l 1g4 90 %, l-nc "- n
81 90st 81. Rle held a ~ o. Cora 10 ar demand ae -
hu-h f0c. htil Western
Oas ieay Ci6s5c Barley ullaaueol Calahlock mab q
lassL sc.I qes ~ s.c lot Tar sES Good gfEg Cuba No
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a's,ssses two eargoes crop CbA xsseovsdo 3e Pc
su se On tu uoAaagct WllkJ DALI Western Iron vic
lelusTlyiBiA Wood. Ole -
Sc feoeunCrais que, and nominal Ct % 0a - - kednoi
uut anre1
L,risytR March 7-Totscco-ss 2n thil Common 70 Good
Iurf 10 20 sass g. T CItn Lef 90 80 .1F L %
tr FAMILY r1fcf: 'itG pot. HHl - Becon
Shoulders Ce Rib. lie Clear sif' 'c buk hsais-ssou-
gee, r. o'es H. llei tesI o. l-'s nAA I - i-ei
OsFIo Nanh 7-Foar eaiy unehaagsd sls 100 bl st
81 - lor 80. Sprng; 20 Or amber Winter - c
Wi-ie-; $50 ~ Boa " Tr.n. f1 De- c'et Cor tn
a. d = ss c AID cr a. ne Gas iri ta ~
"a A. "fen 81 Ole B-e, Ld q ~ ~ p.- 81 - -.
uuaoed p Mlci claugsli short t2' SLY sils s1e@
= NAEga $50 So E, sun it u.H-s :. IT d.. .A
a1- % Bcton. 71 10 Nes-lolk, COS 90 AIM s.e Ale
70 Boston -; to NeFlJrs. 80 an o. Albany 8" ~ i-l
AtltST March MOLINE iolg in Ges he ~ az ro'IaL
Corr l1E Advance; .rl h1- lots te O. " .ai 4
lJ Ciiy; sass So Two 81 STATE a. &c IN aaor
Oa lrliel demand; s.ie'. car No. siir ~ e
lido. .acl 5.FI5-r .il and unel sgtt haeat on ar
lowers No Wabash 81 ~; No Waite Na4aah - o.
steady 'ni 'foI m dci4 isl Arr' tici Log
tt- ot rrr. No. J. t4c h,caIs-lJ bu--- "l-' wv Sih
Buyr,1o Ns-cl 7-Tto Gain market j. nl verT anii rre,i
rot ru1tab e'nt from last pulshe o. eiuf he a re-
Trti we've New Corn ~ 49, TIE track or CadA barley
i- IN store tarata Barley n t-e deie on h' en-
Wtea az - q; er Pei Weston Wheat per sample, a II 10
Sc s i-lyi 8 81 far t~oy, 90 70 for Clover hslsHes
uo-rra'ly 29c. FORK AL Lard lleL 800 -,
CIscIyNt march Cot uneet'ci; Miliu- rouinaly i
a. g. Cora s.eliy AMI 81 moderate demand Pc ltea ~ 81 -
der and Oats ffc m oietc ccmsrI: ho IS tOa
So Barey aRd demand q 81 O. Pro ia9.s quet
end week; le done. slcs. go BIZ = 3 P011f ST gu %
l.es uot pressure % sell wLiyAn advance as-ei bat
noll iabislcl; sales a. sc
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RECEIPTS OLE PRODUCE.

- pkgs Ashes ptgs Bessvsr 72 bale, Co'ioh Il
Corn 22j hus Oats 76 bush Gass Seed ll2J bush Beans IS
tk-s Bgckwbest 2O lb Dat MrG SIC b Pok, ID pigs Bed
Ia rkg. Cot Meats pigs Grse 40 TigN Lard, io2 pigs
SesTa pkgz Batter 45 ykgs Cheese l46 b5 kgg ps1
Tslw a. pkg Drel Fruit Il Dressed Hogs 81 bb@ Nhskf -
bales wool s. bales Hops. llEs sides Laber " bdl% ies li
bhs Tobacco boxes &c Tobacco, - loA OIL ~ 9b ~ "
sugar 800 psgs Starch Is bales Moss. pAgA Tea lby fL
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Receipts bales with 81 bales shipped Trade Is less sctvc il tie
Ornar way though large sale OF lo bales 1 has jazz e
understood about &C. We r0e J bales
STATE bales fue Ice u d., Sic; 81 co., &C.
bales Ilsrn sc ana &c bales Old trash u 2c We quote:
Hops STATE Prime S0le Hops Ste GA Good y
Do do Con to Fair. 90 3. Do. O1 Com to fAr... ~
Do EseTl......... ia 81 DO On ci4s'.'''''s..'' "a
MEATS.
SHIPMENTS 324 Bacon zoos bb and tc Beef
Pork packages Iar RceT'so Dressed Hogs ia5;
Mes PORK Beet packages; Cut Meas 562 pak-
L3r Ali kinds tie beef k1
AZ tie West coming Large qr1tes Of es Lave
been 608 Nation promises best
We qurte: go
Do Con Dont % fair an Mutton. common to air q
DO ChcHro drsi. % Mutton. go0- 10 Prince. y 0i0
C.lve, horrtd PRIME Pork. Cty dress .
Do do i.r...lg dly D.. weston dressed. q q %
POULTRY.
extend the time for ling E 60 We crop quo
though los have been isrod o. since the issro ~
5c rr pair 20 Led ice house until sept 11cI Ser
era lot ae Been ssrt Europe There qao'atoas p2r o
dree prulrr Tu1s bal 0rr have been sod Of f0c trns NJ
6c Csns'a p3tt.r chickens a. Sc .'V % tr az
be several large lots Zoe Fres1 tue birds q rgL re
rea l6dl8 r quotab at Oc, hut dealers hope 10
see them there days TIE stale sWeaty lois being closed
out pretg The fear is that large lots Of hUzen loc;! 81
back. win in too fs sad reach here IN warm weather me
has been very u1Tobe Live poultry has so ven
Jay pass Tor Jews holiday. Bu1o ns1t IS Do Jour
ate weather berg too j. wants to he soj When loeh
The 81 cl,sel 0li 1t &c. = D. We quote;
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CuARrFsTOy March Cotton shle lower NHrE 3ic
net receipts, p bas cT1tsto Great bnan go Dlsi saes
40 heles; stock. 20. l37 hslcs.
BosIos March Coon il and heavy; blhugs l5e Est receipts
% ls crlle. f1 bsls lales bales; stocl, b oi'A
bAfTIf0EE March 1CCioa All~Es u.s. li ross re-
csift 30 a; e1pos-o Gral, Britain SO bales s-e rs bl,si
s,c.. 1913 Q hats
le1 ; erloss0ase ltc5 talesi sales, l0O bale'i stock
1891 talE
NEw-OHLsays. March Cotton da: reIHg 5osn; hilEy Il
rts bales. gross g.7l ha; crp00 Harre,
3O bales; Hamburg lal sales, 100 bl.es. zno
bales
NoarorE March Cotton iun; ,ff'r7rs l2le- net
o 100 bales ezpots-to Great Biau, "a naes t3ve 40
bales; sllas 100 bales; stock p. bales.
ssvNNtH March 7Csol irgl.sri Mdinys, i3lei net
cts 35 he; Great braia ts5 hs 20 lie Ceui
500 bales coastss, 1921 balesi sss 1870 bales sto- l2
CAIvesToy Mlrch Cotton quiet. ccc1 Orlua-v, ul0lic
nsf p baesi expJ1s-tO Geat Bna 90 bale saies 40
bale: T.ues q 90 Tale.
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The Bismarck PhaetOn IS the latest sfvle iO uouy
vehicles brought out for Spring by Wood Bros. & Co.
Small six-seat r3rkawsy5 are prominent In number
rmOng the stocks nj many carriage repositories This
rockaway is particularly adopted for family rs
proportions asl IS possible 70 make them
and still give seat ROOM AID the shape OF back quarter
sunk-bOttOm aud oOruered eutunder are according 10
the latest style. The hzybac dividing the ront seat
can be removed and placed boaind When the seat Is
occupied by two persons only.
Fig coaches were exported during the past week 10
Africa and two carriages 10 British Guiana.
Messrs Nelson Il Gud OF No. 81 Union-sgnare re-
ceve to-day large order Tor harness and saddles rom
St Johns New brunswick
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MORSE AND CARRlAGE MARKET


Nsw-YoRK, Tuesday. March T. 1871.
There is considerable activity in the Horse
market Railroad companies, cartmen and farmers are
purchasing freely Canadian horses being the fnvorife
with TIE latter Prices reain unchargea There IL no
anatonent 1 the inquiries Tor 0pe carrags horses hut
DO trllltS tcls OF any moment wee Tep0led tofav
Tho following prices TgelA rcat'zpd IN an lc--.a
LrouRht uso.t gre hsininef At AesTs Johnston Van
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-08
fcrtures Gno aleeiiugs.

nR O'LEARY will commence a course OK
IPARLOR LECTURES PHYSIOLOGY q No II Ciat9paes.
Eighth st. doors west from Bnoswa lhUhsgAr EnssIAo;
subject wi 0e Illustrated via ilf albt cleeloI "a
Ngnkns AMI MOle BE so peculiar 'd t1se OF t-se P-ros
lectures the models be closely inspected ~ eley aoei 81
The audience very instructive and entertaining Acnlsen
50 cts Children, 25 cts
DROF. BLOT's illustrated Lecture on SOUPS
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Syus secf eoang Nees last LID bash With large stock
feclltfT Who decline
a11s1 The
e q" Note N ueills which sseusor not tryrg 80 bard
81 control ltf falling ~ 90 ae demand this weather,
80 . on about i.ri-h bear down on prcrs AM
D. 20 b1is
- ud tlrE le sf odsg have % bhis cuy
ff - ~ % 81 h CD and ms b1ls a. S. lot Of 100
$50 tlbturias advertised. se upon them IN
PC oey have not 7 r'eL Ten ho& pea hens soil az - & Oi
1as. o. Also. 80 lsgs black peas
Al 90 lss 90 - iOQs3 3D. and 700 bb Cansdas at 81 +5