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CHURCHES

Sr ASxgs pnnr EPISCOPAL Rev John Collins
Mrt'abr T. u Rector Divine service On sun
DAYS at 1880 a ". and - =, " Sunday
school At pAM Lecture an Fridays at ~ v.
FpsGst rRgsnYrrglAs Rev john Patton. u. y.
Pastor. Scrsite every SUuaa, ut ~ - \. VI.
aud 80 r. " sunday School At An Lee
ture on Wednesdays al .30rN SGuaas School
in tile Chapel a, Armstrong Corner every sun.
day At 10 IT.
Mkriipplsr Episcopal Rev Vaughn Smith
Pastor. Service every Sunday at ln3 A. N.
aud A. pN. Sunday School At 30 4. aud
?3or N. Prayer meeting on Thursdays at ,.ij
= ~
CoLnRrD METHODIST Rev J. ", Brown, Pas
tor. Service cyery other SUNDAY at lp.io "
,, and 8 r.M Sunday School every SUNDAY at
M
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Pure Fresh Congress Water,

Direct from Saratoga Syringe, tor saiO by $
u. REYNOLDS.
stock Of Fancy Goods, comprising Emhroidcrits
standard Trimmings and Ruilcs Ribbons, Tie.
Laees, Fans, &c all OF which are new aud very
cheap.
Bathing Flannel y, % cts per yard Bathing
Hats al % cents, each at ;. NJ l(ElNOLDS'.
Hot waterproof table kuiy-, and Forks, en-
,irely new beautiful. STYLES tt very low prices
at EN- liANSuNS.
Gents po=-skin Driving Gloves.
5. VI. REYNOLDS.
A fine Black Tea a, GO cents per D.. ;,
Z " HANSON
The I.oiis Busilc bcs, in the market, Hoop
skirts from 10 10 - cents at
sM. REYNOLDS
Fruit Jars Jelly Tumslcrs Purrcian-lincd
Kettles Ice Cream Freezer. - al
L. " llANSeN'S,
New lot of Hamburg Elaih-s and tnscr,ng.
Victoria Lawns. &c ~ Sers low priefs
: VI EEA Apt.DS.
Closing out sammer Dress Goods aud Lawn,
belo~ cost at s NJ. EAAnl.bS
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MASONIC

ApoytrAN CRATER, No ; Il. An Meet. in
Masonic Hall ON the second and fourth Friday.
Of every month At o clock, r.
t>loS lopGE. 40. 3, A. +. A. NJ Meets on
,hr first aud third Tuesdays OF every month, at
u clock, p. NJ, Masonic Hall.
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Suiirr, 'a delays incident % fright business
This train ~iil stop o take NJ passengers uuly
ii stations named bat sill leave passenger. n
any stopping place, yA#elf Hare CORNER, State
Road Rodney, Armstrong aud Dupont
That ptamf, t,mr .h,ll bc rAr. i1insurr on
ucfiions wih Philadelphia aud NeW WIN il I
important ilIt shipper, should h,s. hrit ltc. Iii
At The several stations n least one hour before
The train is due 10 cave
This train Will uc witdftnn whenever the IN.
ltfcst ot the company te4aigcs il.
June t. II + kESSfY, Supt.
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George N. Saunders. tho we'll known
and eccentric Confederate agent during
The war, died in New York on Tuesday
last. Mr. Saunders escape across tho
Niagara Suspension bridge, and tho cum
ming and successful manner 10 which, as
! Pennsylvania miner, be eluded the
.uards. created . sensation throughout
he country ip the summer Of 1861.
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Stliddlrtou'n lirrttorp.
CORPORATION OFFICERS.

TovS COMMISSIONERS t T. llurn, President,
J II. Scuwirick, secretary John u. Roberts, S
Il Stephens vacancy
As,r soR -Charlcs +. Anderson
TaEAsrRER -DeW e. Walker.
Jrsricr ~ rus pEAcE -peW. e. Walker
CoSsrAHLg Arp PuLiCgNAS John W Hayes.
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STAGE LINES.

Stage for Odessa with U. s. Mail, leaves short
" after the arrival Of the II IS A. N. and 81 ?.
\. mail trains.
Stages for Warwick, Sassafras and Cecil,on
leave shortly after the arrival Of the II % A. N
train,
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OFFICERS OF CITIZENS NATION
Al BANK

pmarrous .-pr. j. V. Crawford, u Gibbs. e
y Ellison, u, I liisgs John \ Ecinolds, Ja,
cuitcrl.on, Henry. Clayton, Z, {. fcnimofc J
y. t1zi"r
PRESIDENT u. Y. Crawford.
CAsuirn u L. Hall
TgLLrRs j B. C!arhsan John 5 Crouch.
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Al Am,ssrdam, N. Y. On Monday night
Thomas Osinn struck Peter Brown on the
hsai viii . chair, frscturing his skull. -
Blown died on Tuesday, and Quinn is new
ID jail. wv"
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BUILDING AND LOAN.

MinpLErowS d, 4 l.. ASSOCIATION. Meets on
the first Thursday OF every month u, 8 o clock,
p. N.
MrrrAt LoAS ASSOCIATION OF MnpLsross, -
Meets on the third Tuesday Of every month at s
o'clock, ?. N,
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SCllNnL COMMISSIONERS

pisrmct No. Go.-Alhcrt Pennington Wm II.
Cam, Wm Green, clerk
psralcr No. ai.-E. I Evans, Chas. +. An
dcrsnn, v j. II Lingo, Clerk.
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John 7. Cochran, Pres. Henry Davis, Trehs.'
sam Pennington Sec; y Gibbs James kaucIy,
Il. 7. Cochran, | vacancy.
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|. O. q +

Coop SAuAairAS LnnGE No. o. Meets every
Thursday evening nj o clock Lodge Room in
Cochran Hall, No Cochran Square.
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DIRECTORS OF TOWN HALL co

J. N Cox, Pres sam Pennington, See: J Il
Hall, Treas Il, \. cochran. lhos Massey, Dr
Wm. II E1t, aud L, r Lockwood.
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r. W C b. H. II WARE DE
VISION.
Notice to Fruit Growers.

Is addition To the regular Nnrke, Trains now
! running. an EXTRA DAILY FREIGHT
TRAIN Snnlsls eytcpiel with passenger car
attached, viii commence running rtUecn WI
mnston aui Harrington Monday Jun. - II.
IrAN.ng Milmingtnn An d tn \ u ma .inrnin !.
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RAILROAD.

Passenger trains going North leave at 90 A.
N. and Is =. NJ; going south, at u % a. NJ.
and I5l ~ Freight trains with passenger
car attached, going North, leave at abou, 80
aud 40 ?. "; going South. a, abou, 30 aud
100 A.N.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTIIIAS.

pAaoS IopGr, No. IL. Meets every Friday
evening at . clock. Lodge Room in the Town
Hall.
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O,ricE IIouns.-opens at 8 30 4. N. and closes
at . r. N. every day, except Sunday.
Mails for the North close At Is \. NJ and 10
IN
Mail for the South closes at II A.. ".
Mails for Odessa close at II 20 A. N. and 30
n,g.
Mails for warwick, sassafras and Cncil,on
close at IL 30 A. ".
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'TRU STEE'S SALE

pN Gf4e 81 IN aflcr Of tie Chance lur II lilo
- Sftfr III Delaware, made liz 7,h das II
March ! p 1873 viii lr c1}ascl 10 pubAt
sale .y MY OF putl.e XenIgr, en-
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rLY-NETs

w : ""eh''s'i ~ w P'' us'l'i.
:. NJ. REYNOLDS.
FLY-NETS
at reduced prices. Selling on, a, cost.
,Aus?9. {. +. ANDERSON.
Porcelain-lined Kettles, Fruit Jars and Cans
jelly Tumblers with and without covers. at
S. VI. REYNOLDS.
A fine and large assortment Of Hamburg En-
broideres to he closed out ut a very low price
and on which n discount Of IA per cent. will be
given for cash, at
+. N. IIANSoN'S.
Black Teas, soc, soc 7jc, ani 81 per pouud.
5. N. REYNOLDS.
A 6uc japanese folding Fan for IL cents at
l.. VI. HANSON 5.
The japanese folding Fan, 10 aud - cents, q,
y. ", REYNOLDS.
Have you Cough, Cold, Pain in the Chest, or
Bronchitis! In fact, have you the premonitory
symptoms Of tho 'nsatintc monster, consnmp-
ton II So know that relief Is within your
rcsch IN the shape of pr. Wshrs Balsam OF
Wild Cherry, which, in many cases where hope
had lied has snaichei the victim from the yawn-
ing grave.
one hundred iuz sof, Gpish White Spool Cot
ton for the Sewing Machine, ~ cents per doz 8
cents per spool, nj ). NJ. REYNOLDS.
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DIAMOND STATE BRASS BAND.
POST OFFICE.

Meets for practice every Monday evening at 8
o'c'ock, r.. N.
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Christianope, Sweden. has been entire
ly destroyed by fire
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ESTRAY.

rAME la the premises Of the undersigned, on
~ july 30. u SNAIL. RED COW. The owner
is requested 10 come forward. prove property
pay charges aud take her away
T!lUS. II GOULD,
''Gra Bua fAga.
aug 9-3t Near MI Pleasant bel
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

twenty-five horse power stationary Eagine,
and a thir,y-tyc horse power Boiler, all in COM
plr,c order nearly new. They have not beea
used mure than six months. Apply to
Nm. q GcYER,
July 10, II Nga CAsrLE, pKL.
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WEDNESDAY,. ArGIsr 20. 1873,

At3o.eleek + " Al lhc Jefferson House.
ia Ncw Castr, litl. Tie following lands aud ten.
gncu', situate 10 'rnedrr llpn1rci guuntr Of
NcN tastit and state aforesaid ds,rtihti a. fui-
lows 10 VT, according 10 an old survey aud
plot
beginning At a cornerstone sci on the east Slr
nf tie p4fiie tpal loading from Tpnradcr Nrri.
iug House 10 the BueA Tavern, where an ancient
corner hickory J. sud 10 have stood which i.
running thence hs the sail road, North A. Wtsi.
40 rctche, 10 a stone set ~ the head of a gnIef .
thence lt four new lines along said gucy, East
- 4-lo refehrs 10 ! stake At the side OF the miil-
pond South, SO Eat. "a rcrehes 10 another
stake ,pi rs sad mlii.paad q, high water mark
As aforesaid thence North SO East "a perch
IS 10 a .'akc. bearing South a. Ea,t pcrrhes
from marked black ual theme. south e East
80 lcrehes To the North line OF the Guihtie
Tract thence with thr line Of lhe said Gaih-
ric Tract, and With the line Of Lands late Of tile
Chesapeake and Delaware Cat Il Cumrant
South So West ahogi l6i pcrrhc. to the We.,
side OF the old tail race thence down said tail
race and binding with the western houuiar,
line OF the sail Chesapeake Ana Delaware Calal
tract 10 III. line OF Lands late u David Reese
aud thence South, sBs West, and binding an said
line 10 lhp place al beginning containing severn
~ acrt ani ten perches Of Land, be the same
l,0rc or less.
Attendance will ha given and terms Of sal.
made known by GEORGE GRAY. Tgvsrrg,
aug lis. or hs hi. Attorney
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Railroad Timr-Iablrs.
G@4SR
Delaware Rail Road Line.
SUM l,ler Arrangcni enl.
sorrn.

M and after Sunday, June 3oth. 1879, tsundays ex
" ecpted,l Trains viii leave rs follows;
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Business locals.

No. Maekerel, Sll 90 per barrel.
:. NJ. REYNOLDS.
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Porcelain-lined Kettles, Fruit Jars and Cans
jelly Tumblers with and without covers. at
s. VI. REYNOLDS.
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NOTARY Pt BLIC.
TRUSTEES OF THE ACADEMY.

John \ Reynolds.
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at reduced prices. Selling on, a, cost
tAug?9. {. +. ANDERSON
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one hundred iuz sof, iipish White Spool Cot
ton for the Sewing Machine, ~ cents per doz s
cents per spool, NJ ). VI. REYNOLDS.
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may IN
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LOOKING UP TIE EVIDENCE.

Messrs. Antoine and Bucch's letter to
Governor Kellogg and Marsha! Packard.
which we publish il another column.
shows that our colored fellow citizens are
preparing to redeem their promise to sup.
ply Congress with al. needsU! evidence in
the Louisiana election matter. I: will be
remembered that the leading colo.ei men
who NE. Senator Carpenter a: Lieutenant
Governor Ansoine's house pledged that
gentleman tina: the Republican side Of that
question should have better showing
than i. had last winter if it ever came tip
again. The responses OF Governor Kel-
logs and Marsha, Packard show that these
gentlemen viii! lend every assistance in
their power 70 secure the desired object.
We may add tia. every good Republican
il the State stands pledged 70 ass;s: in the
great work Of proving tina: we not only
had an election las: fall. but that the
proper result: was legally ascertained and
announced.
We are glad the wo:l; Of preparation
has begun. for while we do not believe
the Louisiana matter will gain be brought
prominently before Congress. it is always
safe to be ready for the possibility Of such
action. And if cur enemies know that we
are prepared fos then. as well as they know
their own weakness. they vii. be quite
likely to remain away tro,. Washington
altogether.
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EXECUTIVE ORDER.
STATE o. lc-rs,A~A, ,
Executive Depart :

STATE o. lorrs.A~A !
.ENcutive Department, ;
New Orleans. June g. 1915.
"HraIAs. mich Nnse rtainty G4ists in the pubic
mHd as to the origin, nature and binding effect of
many Of the Outstanding b.iyasions Of the state.
and to the end that the validity OF n. -
the state may be fully known with view to any sce
uoh IN TIE courts or before the Legislature which
may hereafter be deemed neae ssary. Z do herebs
designate the following citizens, towis Moses
Green wood. Louis Schneider, John Phelps Bernard
Souiie j. {. Dennis, B. 7. Joubeyt George T. Bright.
1. Ne Marks and Jos. P. Hornor Esqs 20 Constitute
acommlttee to examine, ascertain classify and re.
port esardins the amount. nature, constitution.
aiIty and binding effect of all and every of tho
outstanding Obligations of the state, and g. make
report thereon before the meeting o. cAe nexs
Legislature, OF soon as il theiy iu1gnea. mag
be expedeat.
The expert, Mr.. r. F. Harrison, new ..an.oret =.
the executive under section eight OF act Nc
%, extra session of 1870 to examine i,,ta .he ac
counts OF the Auditor and Treasurer together with
the Auditor and Treasurer wi. afford such aid
and assistance in the prosecution OF this save .sgS.
ton as the said committee may desi,e.
Given under my hand and the seal 81 Che state
hereunto attached, this third day of JUae, 49,.
WILLIAM ?. KELLOGG.
BY the Governor:
p. G. DESLONDE.
Secretary of Stats. ses.p
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sissippi-the Nile. The outport cities Of
Alexandria and Cairo will employ the
river for some four or five hundred miles. as
from New Orleans to our Cairo. Then will
come ship incline at the first cataract Or
falls Of the Nile. Vessels are to be drawn
in water cradles by engines Of four hun.
bred horse power up water slope. Then
comes the second falls of the Nile, and
from this point railroad seven hundred
and fifty miles will extend into that fabu.
lous country. the Soudan. so productive of
tropical values. It will confirm the judg-
ment Of the American engineer Rosecrans
to know that the English engineer Fowler
proposes to develop Africa by exactly the
same means as he does Mexico-by mar.
row gauge railroads. Let US see what this
enlightened vicesoy Of Egypt proposes to
''go fox:
RESOURCES or sOUDAS.
Two productive States, each larger than
France.
Two hundred million acres of cotton.
<
4 semi-civilized population Of 5000. 900
souls.
A semi-civiiized population variedly e.,
tinate1 .: from 100000 to 30.000.0o0
souls.
A climate unsqualed during eight months
of the year.
Blasting the cataracts already begun.
A telegraph line to Cairo in worAinS
order.
One million five hundred thousand cam.
els.
Six million beeves. and sheep without
number.
Ten steamers.
-Four hundred barks.
A navy yard at Arbah island. IL north
latitude.
Six thousand soldiers, infantry: $500 cav.
airy.
All the trades and industries represented
by foreign mechanics.
The pOr: OF Suai1in, and came! routes de.
livering by the Nile and Red sea.
Two million acres already under cUi:iva-
ton by durrah, corn, melons, etc.
1t is claimed tina. in this territory will
be produced several million bales Of cot
ton. We commend this example to our
merchants. and beg them 20 :eaaemta:
that the present products Of Mexico are
far more valuable. Her territory is four
times that of the Soudan, and tine wants
Of be. people are those Of civil alton.
If. then, the effete and played out ,.espo.-
isms Of the old world will Ego 70. the
development Of the Soudan. shor!! not
the energetic and intelligent merchants Of
New Orleans "go for" the "a: NOE ral.
liable commerce Of Mexico: Are we in
deeper darkness than Egypt: S t-ere
less Of enterprise and intelligence anon;
us than with the Pacha and fel!:h. G: the
Nile:
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facts that occupy the attention o: the
court. or that are relied upon by contest
ants. Nor is it in court goom where
the more hotly contested trials are argued.
1naammatory appeals to the public are
made in the newspapers owe: tie judges
sho ulders. and specious reasons, fortified
by what are received in certain places as
facts. are urged to warp the.s judgments.
Those who gain their cases generally leave
the court without thanking il. while those
who lose often take it gu: in ;ll-naturea
criticism over the ste-eo.yped signatures
Of LEX" ''Vindes' 'Junius." etc.. in
the papers which are in the habit o: lend.
ing their columns 70: such a purpose. OF
il as saulting the Judge. on the streets.
1t is gratifying a. the close OF a session
Of ardous labor. during which causes have
been determined which involve not only
vital private interests. but in our judg.
ment the foundation Of our State govern.
ment. that we are enabled 70 refe: with
feelings Of just pride 70 the work Of the
session just closed The most plausible
appeals have been as Intellectual to sway
the minds Of the judges as unsparing
threats and coarse abuse \: times, and
on y notable OCCASION, downright: libel
has been resor.ed to 70. the purpose Of
capturing the court. whichnso IA. from,
accomplishing what was intended actual.
~ threatens those vino employed it with
disaster. The impartial administration
Of justice by this court vii. stand on
record, monument Of honor to the
memory of men who dared to be right ii
the face Of what was sought to be passed
Of rs public opinion. long after the means
employed to sway their action shal! have
been swept away as the rubbish Of the
times. We are more than fortunate in
our Supreme Court. ~; good men feel a
pride in it. Bad men assaii it. which is
c compliment TO its integrity. It is worthy
Of the high position it occupies-the chief
Of the Judiciary department. one Of the
three branches Of government: ordained
by the constitution. We are thankful
that in the mids: o: the turmoil! Of poll.
tics we are enabled to poin: a: one ;nstitu.
ton Of the State as entirely pure and con.
tessedly ably administered.
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4 RAILROAD IN AFRICA.

An eminent federal general and civil
engineer recently urged upon our Chamber
OF Commerce to go for" trade with
nearly ten million people. within from
two to three and a half days distance.
He demonstrated the value Of this com.
merce. and the entire practicability O: its
development. 1t was true. Within six
days OF New Orleans lie the richest silver
mines III the world. Around and beyond
these mines Is soil producing sugar, cot.
fee and delightful! fruit. The government.
OF this country. although poor. has pro.
vlded the means Of communication. and
has granted franchises 70, opepiuc No
these precious revenues. The proposal to
open commerce with Mexico was received
with applause. bu: no moyemen. was
made to secure the means necessary 10 its
consummation.
The viceroy of Europe has invited John
Fowler. Esq. ciyi! engineer. of England
not his Highness the Duke de Fowler.
Grand knight Of the Royal and Sacred
Order. etc. but plain, sturdy, practical
John Fowler-tc visit Egypt for a great
1t is to open commerce with
the interior continent of Africa. He pro.
poses to ..go for the ''go!d and ivory and
and apes" which were brought
in long voyages by ships of Iarshish.
This invasion of interior Africa is to be
made on the line Of the Egyptian N;ssis-
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Second Day.

sEo.IlS' RACE-One Nile, under saddle. Open
to al bona f,.e horses OF :he Fise Department.:
e. 81 ext rance; Association 20 add SO
STEAM ENGINE TEAM TROTTiNG RACE-O:e
Mile. All - use the same en2ae $50 entrance: As
ISOLATION to add $50.
RUNNING RACE-One mile. under saddle. Omen
to ali; 81 80 entrance; Association to add go
FOOT RACE-Cne Mile. Open to ALL Prize g.
HOSE CARRIAGE TROvT1NG RACE-Fo, the
Fi:e Departments Of Jefferson. Ca,yol.son and Al.
secs only. Prize. s2,.
To the company se.lia: the most tickets a hand
so,ae pixie.
To the nen,bes seia: the mos: ticket, Land
some prize.
GRAND CHALLENGE PIGEON SHOOTING
MAICH-Prizs. lwidseme Gun.
RACING ON THE MAIN TRACK TO commence q.
2?.M.
Sealed proposals viii be received at .ne o.ice o.,
tie FlRE1ESS CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION for
fen' 0: Booths directed to the COMMITTEE oil
Booths, open til: Monday. June %.
Iie committee reserves the gigh: to veiee. any
az! bids.
There vii: 1c variety Of ADJUSTMENTS.
SHOWS, etc. Oh the grounds.
The track and grounds viii! be nuf in ~. ,s,,
condition possible.
" " ~ S"A pc dEaue UP 10 Ine time
o. starting.
Two Or more competitions will be .eaui,si to
make race.
DANCING on THE PLATFORM 10 comm.,c. q,
.PM.
In case Of bad weather the dancin. will take
place IL the brick building.
Admission Fifty Cent?.
Children uade, twelve years free.
LOUIS a. NILTz, Chairman:
DENNIS MCCARTHY,
PHIL. McGABE.
js3 Ytgp Committee On Pcorra,nm. a,i Del:
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there might be found within convenient
access Of the guests a side door. at which
an obligiug young man would mix any
drink in the catalogue Of bibulous indul-
gences. So with all the Jealous
advocacy Of State rights and South.
ern oppression prominent in one
part Of the Times. there is side door and
a side show: KEEP: under the same root and
license by handyman under the anony"s
of Roustabout. At this counter those who
may not like the stringent doctrine Of the
leader may solace themselves with the
milder preparations in aonpareil Of "Kel-
lcgg de .'acto." or communion with the
colored, or any mildes variety Of the pc.
litical compounds that it may please them
to taste. Any beverage. then, from bust
head down to gingespop. may be found
somewhere on tie premises Of the Tines.
and its erroneous version Of the EEpUE-
,,c.s is merely to stimulate suspicious
customers.
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EXECUTIVE ORDER.

srA-. OF Lo-:s.A-a;
Executive Department
"e~ orleans, June 3 1871,
The AID q. 9: Put.;c Ac,..,.. S..+. $500
ana IS directed hereafter to max. and nnh,is,, IN
two o. more papers 0: the city of New Orleans and
IN the ofcia! journal. Q: tie State. q o,,arterlv
Statement. ehcvins-
t.-'.-Ths total bonded ieo. Of Ii. State.
sscoad-.ls :o.s, Outstanding warrants ~ .ls
state " '-s
AMID The total to.stt.on., the a,,:,unt paid On
.hs several funds, 10 wit: genera, funs. school
'lnd interest fund and levee fund, and the mount
o. warrants retired pertaining to the said fund.-.
'lses ua1es my hand and the seal Of the s+at,
ae'e"a's attached this third day Of June. 1873.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG
2! :he Governor:
q. oES.oHDE,
Secretary .: Sta.e. ,A.,,
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ANSWER.

70 r. C:a,ievi.e. No. 5: St. Charles street:
S.H-you. nm uncatiOn Of June : was duly re-
ce.vei and placed before the Fest.va! Committee.
w.l.ci. was unanimously received and accepted.
AID i: resolved that We fender to yOu and
friends. in DE halt OF Pelican Hook and Ladder
F.:e Comp any no :. or heartfelt thanks for the
noble and gen e,Ous service rendered TO liz Oh the
occasion OF our Festival and Tournament. Oh June
Is. ia::.
And further. that app,eeia;ir: those services
from you and yOur friends. the committee has
unanimously solved 70 award TO the best shot in
she Grand Pigeon Shooting Match splendid Silver
C.p. Ia N gov, oi,eiisH: servant.
JE AN BERTOLl, Chairman.
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