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GRAND EXHIBITION
Farm Machinery,
FINDER the auspices II the Carroll connty
M Agricultural srcisiy, on the FAIR
We.faesdcy, 7Awsdgy and Futlay,
3lsf Of lHoy, and Jaae Isl and III.
PREMIUM LIST


The Carroll coup,v A.,,ssi,ar., s..;..-
baviny II nsrs hser 1919 ~. x. os.s!
81 imnresipg ~ $500. l.,s', =. ~ Ps'Ross
bnpdrv Ina ha,;.v;n, s,.t sRs $500 y ~ 49, s
wear i he b.st lime % eise AZ F2bib;,ion 'e ~
M =, S S1ssd entirely apsn prasiical test
iecssa ~ shas ~ suss 5 Juogss nsse &c
sor ti,elr Esf,Ij,icn ~ Pssssa'hk aarssst
tbe following Premiuns sublec, 4 III ir se nj.
9 Class ssssi i.s y B sss9 s,s. 70 VA
Combinrd AK, ~ ss.ss,s,a, s5n 4. T..sS
inT waebiss WI, rs ~ s9 ~ ~ a~s9sesn
Hor.a p s,oi "a ~ horse roeer' 30; DO
The merits of Maebi.e,v 4, IA. fs,..,.
der snnsrSssion n ca,aa;, ~ 'ns s'ouno I'M
Judges, w%' j. mer sI%'.' wm. q RIs.b.r,.
Lawrence zspp
GLASS "a. sbest Harvesting Machine with
s qua 'sg1 f = tompin stsons w Hest REAPER
DO; Spring Tooth Rake, $40; do Hay Tedder,
~
at any other plac, The committee may require.
81 Jndess Granville >. Haines, Thomas +.
rhepbero, Lewis y, SiingluH. Dr. Samuel
SSm sP, John .Engier, Davis Myers, Israel
. CLASS 50. Beat Hay, Straw and Fodder
s,-~~t - .tNt 1tuftenAbht iVi AWAfatiHN
corn. - 90 hay Elevator, $40 do Post Bof-
ing Machine, nv.
Machines 10 be submitted 10 praetical fekts
under supervision 0f Judges;
Judges, Moab Shaeffcr, ]. Winchester, ClIris-
tian Roger.
vbeSS ttn Hest tro-horse Family Car
rlage Nv 90 Troiiing Buggy, $40; do one
morse fani'y tarriage, sib DO Jersey Wagon
igr general use, si5 do Shifting Top Buggy,
Si9. et,
Suo8es Dr, y ". Herring John J.. kcifsni-
ger, svnn y. smith, ii.f
IL SLA ~ cth; best " heat ran, SO do Por-
lao,s Siaer I'M, $40 DO Butter Churn, g;
90 " asnipg Machine, - DO Corn Shelter S.
nSsss n ~, Y c .ns dlse na q me Judge
parbin.
FLOWING MATCH
CLASS etb. Dest tJ,rae. Rae. yi,..,. sao,
do Implement or Harrow for nrlverixin, ard
preparing ground for seed. az do tra' bors-
Pillow, SIS.
Judges, j. SeiIman. r. d. 1, Mvsrs n. Il.
MoreIock. = -
CLASS tn. Best tbree- bor.e pIosv r..,.
$40; do two-horse Pillow Team az.
Practical tests reonirad ~
Judges, VIM. Bachmsn. Geo. W. Haryis.
WIN. Lawyer.
CLASS IN Rest Cra;p Dr;fi ,si,s, f...,o
Attachment. $40: second hat do Sia o1-"'
Practical test REQUIRED ard Clommitt.a All
decide after fbe grain comes NJ IL An ~ I,i~
ensuing. y y
Judges, Nicholas D. Norris. Samuel LAWYER.
Henry Bale.
CLASSY. For the largest eollect;op If sif.
one person. ,properly labelsd sio. 1 ~ X
basket Of the largest ana best Straw 6err;e. IL
one variety Al .for fba fa,e.ssf INA -, ~..s~
ty of Cherries. properly labeled. 81. far in.
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LOST.

ON Wednesday morning Of last week,
~ between the Westminster Hotel and
the Depot, u Childs Gold Armlet a lib.
eral reward will be paid for It's return 20
Mr.. Wheeler, at the above Hotel.
may 4-3t
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InIowa itissaid that . ,0O0, 900 trees a
year are plented 90 the prairies.
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Constable,s Sale.

DY virtue Of writ Of Fieri Facias issued
ID by Abner Neal, one Of the justice of
Peace in and for Carroll county, State OF
Maryland. at the SUIT of Richard Manning
against the goods and chattels, lands and
tenemenis Of Sarah Bsliz and William
Beltz, and to me directed, | have seized
and taken in execution all the right, title.
claim, interest and estate Of the said Sarah
Beltz and William Beltz, Of, in and to all
tina; parcel Of land containing IA Acres and
20 Square Pcrches, more or less, lying in
Carroll county, Maryland, Which was con :
veyed by Richard Manning to Sarah Bel,z
by deed dated September IL, 1860, and re-.
corded in Liber @. L. W., No. 81, Folio
456, &c.
Aud ! hereby give notice tina, Tn
Saturday, he 2oM day Of Nay, 1871,
at ! O'clock, P. NJ, at the Court House
door, III the city Of Westminster, will sell
said property, 10 seized and taken in exc
cution, TO the highest bidder for cash.
REUBEN w. STEM,
ap 81 AZ Constable.
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IN MEMoRIAM.


Ailectionately inscribed to the family Of Mr..
Daniel Mitten, on the death of his son.
As the days Of Summer slowly pass by,
And nature is radiant with JOS,
Youwil miss the liz ht step, and silyery laugh
OF your darling, your well-beloved boy
And when gloomy Winter, over the earth
Hath spread his pure mantle of white,
BY your 6reside will be the vacant chair
Ofyour loved one, gone from your sight !
D, Father aud Mother bowed low in grief,
Sisters, brothers, whilo weeping We stand
Hark hear him speak ere he steps from the
shore,
ooh meet me in that better land 70
lie smiles as he greets the Angels of Light
Who are waiting, and bidding him come,
lie smiles as he enters the mansions Of bliss,
Where his Savior will welcome him home
In flowing robes Of snowy white array'd,
With the angelic host he sings,
Glory, and honor, and power to Him,
Who liveth, and reignelh King Of KINGS"
oh mournors rejoice! your darling is gone
To Heavenly home, bright and fair,
Turn yo To Christ. give your hearts unto Him,
In glory you will all meet him there
=. L. u.
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nlmlssloner's Notice.

rINHR County Commissioners Of Carroll
il county, viii meet at their Office, il
Westminster, on the FiRsr MONDAY Oh
JUNE, 1871, for the transaction Of bust
ness. BY order,
JAMES BLIZZARD,
may 4--4t Clerk.
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BUILDING Hardware, mills, Locks.
ID Hinges and Screws, Cabinet Hardware,
Coffin Handles, Hinges, Screws and Plates,
Carpenters, Cabinet and coopers Tools,
Agriculture and full stock Of general
Hardware, for safe at the lowest retail Bal,
timore prices, ut
JouS L. RsifsSlprR's
sep West End, Westminster.
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Building Association Notice.

A LL the Officers, Directors and Stock.
N holders Except females and minors
OF the Patapsco Bailding Association of the
city OF Westminster, are required to attend
the annual meeting of the Association, under
the penalty of twenty-five cents, to be held
at Central Hall. over j. ii. Bowers Store,
IN Westminster, on Tuesday cpenfag, tie
6M day Of juno nert, at o'clock, 7. NJ,
when the Treasurer and Secretary's Reports
will be read, giving detailed statement of
the Affairs OF the Association, and an elec.
ton will be held for a President, Vice Pres,
ident, Treasurer, Secretary aud seven Di.
sectors to serve for the ensuing year.
A. ID. SCHAEFFER,
may ll-3t Secretary of the p. b. A.
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WHiTE GOODS, White Goods, white
w Goods, a large assortment, al
ap 70 7. AihgIing A SONS.
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Sewing Machine Sales for 1870

vHvlIE magnitude to which the manufac-
Il ture of Sewing Machines has attained
isshown by the returns Of the manufacturers
for the year 1870 10 the owners of the
leading patents. on which they pay royalty.
According to these returns the number Of
Machines sold by each manufacturer in
1870 is as follows
The Singer Manufacturing Company l27, 1913
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing
Company. .....,.,. ........ ..m..1.. S3,2OS
Howe Machine Company ........... rs, l56
Grover & Baker Sewing Machine
Company. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 57,402
Weed Sewing Machine Company $4,000
Wilcox & Gibbs Machine CO... 2S,S90
American Buttonhole aud Over
scanning Company .............. 1853
Florence Sewing Machine C0...... 1860
Gold Medal Sewing Machine Co 1912
d.tna Sewing Machine Company 1896
Empire Sewing Machine Company 1850
tlnkle Lyon Manufacturing Co 2,420
Parham Sewing Machine Co... 1,7G6
Wilson Sewing Machine Company 500
Bartlett Reversible 400
Barlraw & Fautom Manufacturing
Company........... 520
Lamb Knitting Manufacturing Co 42l
Mckay Sewing Machine Assoca'n I29
Z. +. thompson. ........ ......... 100
IL will be seen by this table that the pop.
nlarity of the Singer Machines far exceeds
that of all Others This is owing to the
fact that the Singer Company haze lately
commenced making, besides their old and
well established manufacturing Machine,
what is known as their NEW FAMILY Ma
CHINE, which is selling at the rate Of nine
to one better than their old style. Their
total snles for 1869 were sG.Tsl machines
against the l27, 1873 OF 1870, showing an
increase of one half in the latter year
NeW York Sun.
n. !. GORSUCH,
Agent For Singer Sewing Machines.
mar 233m Westminster, Nd.
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ES-The Regular Annusl Fair of the soeie-
~, - usual. will be held in the Fall Of the
year, on the. Sd, ith, 6fh and 6th of October,
1871, Of which due notice will be giteh By
Premium List and Advertisements.
mar f0-td
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MILLINERY.

OUR friends and custom.
" ers will accept our thanks a
for the very liberal patronage IS
bestowed on us, for the past 81
two years. and we hope by ~
strict attention TO business to vi
merit q continuance of their
favor. We have Just received
and are receiving almost daily a
ply of
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SUCCESSION OF CnRIsToviL ToLEnASo.
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MEDICAL.

GWEET QCININE IS A RECENT IMPROVE.
Quinine, with which all are familiar Dose for dose
il is warranted fully equal in every wsy to Bittey
Guinine. ard ike II, is tie one
GREAT. POSIIIVE AND UNFAILING CURg
For Ell diseases of maiarlOus origin.
EsV2R And AGUE,
HTERMfI"rGNT FEVER.
CHILL FEVER
RgMSTTTFET FEVER
BILIOUS FKYER
EUM8 AGUg
Al the tong ;rar of disorders following then,
when neglected.
SWEET 4UlNINE
Is made solely from Peruvian Bark tsois Bitter Ont,
mineral poison, but on the contrary is proved to ~
oo OF the eeIIont found i'll the booC of all ts,fh~
persons.
SWEET QUIN.NE
AcCs as an antidote to, well "a cr-er FIR rc.,.
Iai or nliasintic poison, the aosor u which
ny tie lungs causes intermittent. feyegs sc Ths
Only advantage ciai med for
SWEET QUININK
ever the use Of old Bitter ouinine ia tia enti, al
oedce OF tnat intense persistent bitterness whach
" The latter is an insurfnountabe obstacle To IL
oss VITA most persons, and always with children.
SWEET QUINYNE
10 IN TWO sormsin powder for the use OF rsvs.c,sns
adu druggists, and fluid for in the family sad
for the general public
sTEARNS, FARR & CO..
nyIo Manufacturing Chemists New York
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SUCCESSION OF L. II. FLAta.
DY CHRISTIAN & PAtf-iLBERT PAU

DV CHRISTIAN & FATf.-ALBERr PAIL.
at twelve ociock NJ, at tie st. CHARLES Auc
ton Exchange, IL the r"tuAda Of the 81 Charles
Hotel, VIII pe sold at pubic auction by virtue and
In pursuance of an orter ut tc Hon. J.. HVgntaui,
Judge of the Second District Court fl IL. PARISH
If Orleans. dat.d November 10. 49, u tie above
entitled matter. VIZ
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROJEp together with
all imTrov emerts thereon. situated III the Town Of
L.Wisbur. parish of s.. Tammauy. Louisiana, and
Designated on Il plan Ivy Buua.ral, deputy SIR
vevnr on the fourteenth March 1884, and DE- posted
in the Office OF William thllsty then q notary OF
this city by the No. 6, and measuring half an
arps,nt front Lake avenue, having d Ike front
cn Copal avenue, by depth. between parallel lines
of seven are nts and tftN feet
? THREE CERTAIN LOTS OR PARCELSOF LAND
situated the Forth shore ri Lafc olltc,!artrain
of LewisburS, parish OF st. Tam nanv, III tins
state, designated BY the Nos. :, and 49, on the
same Dan lot No. g. herein firstly described
said lots measuring each half an arIient front q
Lake avenue, same front Ga Ca-,al avenue in the
rear, by eleven arr ents anddfty feet deep between
parallel lines.
Terms-One-thiII cash, balance at one two and
three years credit, i'll notes secured by mort gage
Oh the property sold, bearing eight per cent per
annum interest from date until final payment
Act OF sale 10 contain the five per cent attorney
Zee clause, IA case OF sui. to enfOle payment Of
said notes.
Act OF sale and United Statesyeverue stamps at
the expense sof The Purchaser before Thomas J..
Is.E, -c..1J rasAc. a?23 ae2 va
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UY EUGENE TOURNE. AyCTiuSEEI

|
DH EUGENE TO(R<E. Ai-CTpNEER-
- SATURDAY Decenlher Q. at twelve O'Clock " .
at the Merchants and ucrloue+r,' Exchange on
Royal street. between Canal and CustomhoiIse
by virtue and i'll pun suancc 10 an order
from the Hon Louis uvi@neaud Judge of the
Second District Count for the parish of Orleans
dated November ., 1871, viii be sold tor account
said succession. viz
l. TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated )virc and
being i'll the First District of this ,itv desanate,!
by the Nos. "a and %, of square No. H. bounded by
Jontl, Miro Palmyra and Gasuue1 streets measur-
ing each u te-t on Miro street i,v 1852 feet Is
inches III depth between parallel lines Together
with All the improvements thereon, comprising
three woo',cn houses, gallery etc
, A LOT OF GROUND situated in the Second
n,ars N -! 49,, " ny tht 10. q VI
Louis and CONT streets m4a.rit,r "a feet & inc m :,
front on st. Louis street bv To-; tr-t in d,pth be,
tween parable, Ines
3. 4 Lor OF GknTND situa+ed in tle First h $
trict OF this city des Or; ed Nv mo "a ~ of suuarp
No H. bonn.lrd by T"nti Nir, p,in,yra and Gas.
uutt streets s,rio y fee. FROM ~, MIRO street
hv 1862 feet s niche, in drptb, Tn"efher With all
the III pruVrlurute thereon
/. THREE LOTS OF GEOINn situated in the
rear OF this CITY in the Third lu.,rct ,i+s grated
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DY NASH & HODGSON-W. l. HoDGSON,
I'D AuctioErer-O Office No 10 GIavirr street--tu
TUESDAY December ). l81l i'll front OF the judge
stand the Mctaiifc track betW the
heats, about 4 p. NJ, by virtue and N pursuance
of an order of the Hon. Louis DuvigueaHd. Judge Of
the Second District Court the parish of Orleans
dated November TO- 1871, docket No. 81, .o6. for
count OF the succt ssion OF James Michigan, deceased
at public auction will be sold
The chestnut colt SIR RUFUS. three wears old
by Lexington. dam Lizzie Mardis by Glencoe.
Ihe bay f Rnse v imnn,t o .ecnd
dam, Little Rose, by Glencoe; third dam. Tuber
Rose, by Ariat.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States treas
ury notes.
Acts of SALE tranfer and stamps, at the expense
of the purchaser, before W. McC. Jones, notary
public.
The above succession owns only three-fo
interest in the Bay Planet Colt. however. by
sent of the parties in interest, the entire interests
vii be sold, EC2J Is GeJ
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RY WILLIAM DE LACY. AUCTIONEER-
ID Office, No. 25 Commercial place-SATURDAY
december l6, 1871, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the
rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel, by virtue and
pursuant to two orders of sale from the Hon. Louis
for the parish Of Orleans both dated November 10,
1871 No. a. 737 of the docket of said court, will be
sold by public auction for account of said success
/. CERTAIS PIECE t OR PORTION OF
GROUND, together with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon, situated in the Fourth Dis
1rict of this city; in the square bounded by Con.
stance formerly Live Oak jackson, Magazine and
Josephine streets, and lne assuring, commencing at
a distance of Ga feet from the of Magazine
and Josephine streets. 10 feet front Magazine
street, by l26 feet inches and lines in d. pth he
tween parallel lines. Said portion of ground forms
part OF four certain lots of ground in aid square
designated by the Nos 10, 20, 81 and p, per plan
drawn by W. T: Thompson, surveyor, Novtnihtr3
i344, deposited in the Office OF ID. |. K cardo late
notary in this city, which said lots aajoin each
other. and measure each 81 feet inches and 6 30
and 5 lines in depth, between parallel lines.
English measure: lot No. " forming the corner of
Josephine and Magazine streets. The improve
ments consist of a two story brick store known as
No $40 Magazine street, and now used as cohfec-
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated,
lyng am, being in the said Fourth District of this
city, in the aforementioned square, bounded by
Constance formerly live Oak J, Jackson, Magazine
and Josephine streets. Said lot measures II feet,
~ inches and lines front said Cons lance street,
Uy depth OF $50 feet, between parallel INES, En-
glish measure. The improvements consist of
frame slated cottage retired from the street ana
SHOWN as No 519 Constance street, with gallery in
Iront and rear and containing four rooms in main
auildiDe. two rooms in rear binding anu Kitchen
detached from other buildings. cistern, sheds,
.tyed yard and alley way, garden in 'front.' exc.
Terms and Conditions-For the property hrslly
A"scrbed. cash and for the property secondly de
scrloed, one third cash. balance on CT edit OF one
and two years, i'll the notes of the purchaser, bear
lE& eight per cent interest per auilum IRON dat OF
sae until pad, secured by mortgage on the prop
rrv sold, the mort gage to embrace the clause Oh
tVe per cent attorneys fees i'll OF suit to en-
force payment OF notes, tie buildings TO be kept
insured by purchaser ana policy transferred to ven
der; the purchaser to ass In- he payment OF al
taxes on this property, as wei as the preceding
one, for the year 1871.
Acts OF SALE including the United States revenue
stamps at the expense of thu purchasers before
William J. Castell, notary public,
nni5 Il 1J do2 Gl6
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DY {: f. GlRtRDEY e. to.-SICro-

Il la' J. Il liz 'HtHE q T.. i E2.
change p.ac-->ATUhiAY. H-cen;eI =. l57l. al
twelve O'Clock NJ al the Merchants and Auc-
tlon-ers' Exchange, oa ROYAL street. brtwtv Canal
and Cuetonhouse streets. by virtue of an order OF
the honorable the second District Court for the
parish Of orleans. dated rctoner -. lS7l, viii he
sold by public apctlor tie matter Of the minor,
Amos ?. Klein TIE following described property,
to Wit
The undivided one-fa!f interest Of The minor
Amos P. ken. il, ard to-
TWO LOTS or GROUND, with all the build
in2> and improvements thereon, Ill the Fourth Dis
trct Of tins city. III the square bounded by ST.
Charles Carnudeet Fouith and Washington
streets DESIGNATED by the Nos y and il said lots
adoin each other and measure each % feet 8
inches front on Carondeiet street by depth OF
100 feet between parallel lines the lot No II form
ing the corner of tarondelet and Four h streets
The improvements on said property comprise a
two story slate.reofed building, having front gal
leries, two rooms and hall below and above: one
story addition, which comprises Kitchen, pantry.
servants rooms, etc. The grounds are planted in
shruhDtry, fruit trees, etc.
And, a, the same time and place ana upon the
same terms and conditions the oth-i undivided
hair of the property will be sold ID Dock with the
interest of said minor.
Far other interests and upon the terms
a PORTION OF GROUND in the Fourth Dis
met OF tins cltN. III the square bounded by st.
Charles, Carondeet Fourth and Washington
by s. feet inches in depth. between parallel lines
and forming part of lots Nos 10 and II, which ror
ton of ground adJ"ns the rear Of TIE property
firstly described.
Terms-OHe-third cash, and the remainder at
one and Two years credit in notes OF the purchasers
secured by special mortgage aud vendors lien, and
hearing interest OF eight per cent per annm from
date OF sale until final payment further secured by
the clauses Of 1--WE per cent attorneys fees i'll
event of suit and o. the insurance of the improve
ments by the purchasers and the transfer of the
policies TO the vendors, and purchasers to assume
payment, over and above The amounts Oh djudica-
ton. of all taxes for the wear 1871.
Acts of sale and United States stamps at the ex.
pense of the purchasers before q. More notary
public mol II Is . de2
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by X. n. & Il. j. MONTGOMERY
~ Il. NJ MnntgOir eFr. AHctioncer.-Wll be s,,id
on SATURDAY, December II. 1871, AT u VI
at the 81. 'hailes Auction Exchange basement
ST. Charles Hotel by virtue and III pursuance. of an
order OF tie Honorable Louis Duvigieaud Jude
of the Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans, dated November 10, 1871, No. Ii 319 OF
the docket of said court
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the ini-
provements thereon, situated in Gretna in the
Parish OF Jefferson designated as lot No. Of square
i. and measuring 29 feet inches front ON Fran,
street by 1870 feet III depth the line OF lot No. 5
and 203 fee; III depth the liIe of lot No :. and l
feet 10 inches q 5 lines IL the rear, with any
further depth it may have TO the Mississippi river
as per plan annexed to an act passed before j. ,B
Marks, late notary pubic, on the sixteenth of MAY
1870.
Plans exhibited at place of sale.
Terms-Cash IN United States treasury notes
Act OF sale, including the internal revenue
stamps, at the expense of the purchaser, before
A. Hero, Jr notary pubic.
AOli - ~ te3 10 Is -
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REV ORLEANS, MOBILE
~ AND
TEXAS RAILROAD.

On and after TUESDAY, October TO- 1871, Passep-
ger Trains will run as follows
ii A. NJ. Day Express, arriving at Mobile at p.
NJ, connecting with Through Trains on Mobile
and Mont gOmery and Mobile and Ohio Rail-
roads for all Northern and Eastern cities.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars are run through
on this train from New Orleans to Louisville
via Humboldt. without change also from Ten
sas (naar MO0ile) to Lynchburs via Blue MouD-
tain route.
So. N. Mobile Evening Express arriving at Mo
bile at $50 p NJ. This train and the II A. n.
Day Express Will stop at all the Altering places
to receive ami discharge passengers.
Passt nsers for DOnaldsOnville will take the cars
at the Canal Street passenger depot at 100 A. NJ or
the steam ferry foot of st. seph street. at 7:45
A. NJ, ting with Passenger Train leaving the
other side of the river arriving at Dom jacksonville
at II NJ Returning, leave DOnaidsOnville at / r.
NJ arriving at New Orleans at about S p. NJ.
Through Freight Trains daily between New Or
leans and Mobile. Freight received at foot Of
Girod street before p N. delivered at Mobile earlv
next day. Through bills of lading signed for all
points North, East and Vest at Freight Office foot
OF GirOd street.
llcket Oflct corner Camp and Common streets
WILLIAM Be DELL, Agent. )
q. W. K. BAYLEY
General Superintendent.
g. g. SANBORN,
General Ticket Agent.
W. J. PHELPS
ocl0 ly General Freight Agent.
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By A. Huston.
HO2SES AND MULES


.Tiweekly sales of fine saddle and harness hOrses
work mules, top and open blgsies, harness
etc, at auction.
E1Y A. HUSTON, AUCTlONEER - OFFICE
ID No. 1879 GIavier street-Wjn be sold ON
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY of every
week, at eleven o'clock A. ~ at stables corner Of
Gravier and RarOnne streets
Fine saddle and harness HORSES and MARES
good work MULES, new and second hand top and
open bugges, wagons, etc. Out door sa2es At
tended to.
TeIms-cssh in United States treasury rotee.
10. I'm