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yDN2I ar,S - Sheriff Of She Parish Of Orlea1
| p 4, ByrHe vs.. New Orleans Pneumatic
PrapellinS Company.

PropelllnS Company.
C1CPRRlOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= OF Jl-aHs, So 3l3.-By virtue OF WIZ Of
fieri faci,s to me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
in the above titled cause. Will proceed to sell
at public auction, on the premises hereinafter dos.
lgnattd on WEDNESDAY, april Is, 1873. az i've
o'clock P. n. the following described property.
to wit
one street Car. two Tanks. one Heather, one
Air Pump and appurteuaHces one double and one
single Engine, one Armor and conteuts one Stove,
now on N" premises situated at No. JOB ana so
M Levee street, EEatO street. N the FLtsL
Dis riCt of this CITY.
eized i'll the. above suit
Terlns--ThIs being the second and last auctt1h
the SAID property will be dehGitelV adjudGated to
the highest and last bidder for what it will bring,
at twelve month"; credit. tn" purchasers furnish
ing bonds with good ana solvent tiles, condi-
toned as the law directs Said purchasers viii
have to deduct and gay in cash their proportion
in the printing. shens fees clerks fees, keeping.
| etc. which amount altogether to the sum Q! sew
euty ii ve dollars or theEeabOuts.
" p. HARPER,
ap5 II IS Sheriff OF the Parish of o. leans.
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ap5 % my6 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
ChnrIex Esn,sIx ". NIi.. hln., Z. Nelson.

Charles EeuSfix Miss May T.. Nelson.
ENFrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
L Orleans No a223. BY virtue of writ of
fieri fiGias 20 me di ected by 'h- honorable the
Fifth UstTicr EOu-t TOR the parish OF ofleans in
the at,,va entitled cause viii proceed tie sell az
public auction. at the Merchants and Auci ioneers'
exchange. ROYAL street, rswcon Canal and Gus"
tumhouse streets. the Second District of this
city, On MONDAY, May IL, 1873. at twelve o'clock
NJ, the following d scrihed pTsperty, 20 Wit
ALI yHB RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST Of the
defendant Miss Mary y. Nelson, to vit: The one
undiyidt i half in and 20 certain lot os ground.
Sitn al the buildings, appurtenanoes. rights.
wave, privileges, sGfvtudas and depended cits.
situated in the sixth District of this city ae siE
Of Jcffcrsont Je.i grated W the number -. in
the square bounded hv Jersey, eadi, i.urei and
Jena streets; said lot is formed OF the rear part OF
lots numbers one, two, three and four aud me9s-
ures TIL " feec front Sadlz street, between
Laule I and Jersey ets, by one hundred ard
twenty fret in depth Being shs sam. property
.cq uirrd ny the said Mis-. sary +. Sel5on and Mrs
julia T. Nelson, wife ct William I. Thompson by
pun chase from Iuhu G. Wilson, will appear b.
act passed in Ihs eflice of Robert J. ker, notary
public this ty. Oh ths twenty -EiutL at o"!! /.
1853
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-C Aoh the Sp3s
W. HARPER
snfD 20 r,viS ehsriH q the, Par al Ut orleans.
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CIGARS.
vANA CIGARS AND CIGARETTES.

HAVANA CIGARS AND CIGARETTES.
Domestic CIGARS and CIGARBTTBs. and full
assortment Of Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO
constantly on hand and for sale by
I'D. L ZBLL CO.
Dorner Canal and Carondelet streets,
New orleans. Louisiana,
Goods sold fny warranted. mhl2 ly
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SsIXTR DISTRICT COURT FOB The PARISH OF
= Orleans No 44A.-By virtue OF a writ OF seizure
and sale to me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court tor the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, VIII proceed 70 sell ~
public auction at the Merchants and AuctiOueers'
Exchange. Royal street, between N3ha! and Gus
tomhousa streets, in the Second District Of this
city on SATURDAY.. April ~, 1913, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, tn. following described property. to
/ MISE LOTS OP GROUND. situated In the FRS:
District OF this city, i'll !he square bounded by
New fevee FRONT Ltves. Gaiennie and Suzette
streets. ard designated us t1ts huM3*Ts In TO
surveyor on the thirteenth harch, 1852, and an
neXed TO s.Cs passed on tnc t"tntN-slAth or
ADrl of ths same wear. before Louis I. Cairo then
a notary public i'll this city. when nllls lots meas
ure together one hundred and twenty-seven feet
six inches SIN lines front or New LeTeS street a
like front the line nearest TO Front street one
buudieCt and ffty-thres feet siX inches front on
Gaiennies street. and like measuremeDt on the
line nearest to Suzette street
:, ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, situateS in the
same distric, and sonare, and adieining the prop
ertV above. described. designated by the number
thirteen on . plan drawn by Pile, late surveyor
on the of April, 1BS, and stepuSIted
in thu office OF H. B. Cenas, late notary public i'll
this city; the said lot measuring twenty se feet
five inches Sin lines front on New Levee street, by
one humid cd and three feet six lncHes in depth.
a AND SOUARR OF GROUND, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, engines,
pr.ssrs machinery and appurtenances thereunto
belonging, situated in the Slrst District OF this
citE and bounded by New Levee, front Leve.,
Gaiennie and Louisa streete measuring one hun
dred and ninety one feet ten inches mont on each
OF New Lsvee aud Front LeveS streets, and three
hundred and six feet front on each OF Louisa and
GaeDnie streets, and being the property known as
the Merchants Cotton Press.
All of which property was purchased by .he DC
feudant herein from Richard II. Allen, by an act
PASSED before william shannon notary public IN
this city. on the fifteenth OF SePtemhtr. 1862
Seized in the above suit.
TeEm6-Cash on the spot . -
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philippe Houron 90. sInria Lenthen

SIXTR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans, No. AJ2.-By virtue of writ OF seIz
ure and sale to me directed by The honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish OF orleans in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and Gus
Toulouse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on hOEDAs. April %, 1873 at twelve
o'clock ho che solcwSnS described property to
wit
PORTION Ob GROUND, situated in the Second
District OF this .itys en- the square bounded Oy
Carondelet walk, st. Peter Miro and Galvez
Gets having sixty peeS front on ST. Peter street
Oy one hundred and sixty feet i'll depth, between
parallel lines the whole American measure. Said
portion Of ground being composed of the whole OF
two lots of ground designated by the numbers
eleven and twelve, plan deposited ill the office
of BoudousHue. late notary public in this cit v
having each thirty sect front st. Peter street
BY one hundred feet i'll depth, ard also of Onehalt
of lots numbers seven and eight, or said plan; said
half lying end being in the rear OF said lots and
having sixty feet front line parallel with Vt
Peter street bs sixty feet in depth. Which prop
erty WAS ac1ui ed bF the defendant herein by pur
chase from Hubert Bayhi, per act passed before
Eusebe Bouny. notary publ@ Oh this CITY, Oh Shs
twentieth of February, 1879
Seized il the above suite
TeInSe Cash OIL the spot ~
". p. HARPER.
Yott ha plriGh IF
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U. s. MARSHAL'S SALES.


James Quiun 81 nj. VS.. steam Tug Maggie.
her taokle etc.--ln the UDited states District
Court, District of Louisiana, No. I0l55.
10y VIRTUE OF NEr OF VKSDITIONI TX.
ID ponaS to III. directed In the above entitled
suit will proceed rel 10 the high hest bidder On
MONDAY AprI' II 1873. at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the
FL rance Ia the Gus house. Canal street, be.
tween Peters odd Old L'.vee, in this city
TIE steam aug MAGGIE. her boats. ergines,
tas L. etc ~ she now hes at Berwick City, par.
Ieh of II. Mary, State .. Louisiana.
Terms- a u the rot
United stat HaT.hl!.s uticE'. New Orleans, fret
day of April. Is.3.
ana 10 II IS United states Marshal.
4. ". RErh ct RI,ys- Certain Ash Raft
80 he, Cured a;e- i~,rIcJ Court Tor the Dis
tiict of LOut= m NJ. seot-
EsY VIRTUE IF Wit ~ FIERI PACIA5 TO
- me directed ~ r'n aupva emitted suit, u IL
ur cep1i to st,l 10 Tn, hest bidder, or >AICR'
DAY April 10 1919, ~ tv~i.c O'clock n. u the
rrtra lance Of the C,s or .1-s, on Caua 15ret. -.
tween q d lie ee ar" r reefs, "a thLa Ky,
th, ,oilowing d. scrib Il gsrpa rty, Va
$50 COaus P WOOD {.aol- or lrssl or suttcLort
hereof 10 20 ISf- thF Es n t-cias ttsurd N the
above ca- low ,ytnx ar Bobbs Jerry. OIL the
NJ he h.UE o. ,Le r'ea
TPrus--[t+Ah tbsf lot
Unit>d eCasee AAreA4ls cHre, New OTiesns
RB. PACxARB,
Aos IL N aE C1I<ed Ssssos AanshAA
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SHERIFF'S SALES,
Dr. Z. IL. Piussant VS.. w. III. Campbell.

DIR. +. X. Piussant vs.. w. III. Campbell.
EOURrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF orleans. No. 40, l20.-By virtue of a writ of
seizure and sale to nae directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhOuse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on TUESDAY, April % 1873, at twelve
o'clock NJ. the following described property TO
wit
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon, situated
in the Sixth District OF this city late city and
parish of Jee rsOn, i'll square number fifty or three
hundred and thirtv-siX, new plan, and bounded BY
PeIier Prytania, General Taylor and Constantine
pie strc cts, the said portion of ground measuring
ninety feet 'front.' on Perer street, by one hundred
feet in depth and is composed of lots numbers
twenty, twenty one and twenty-five, as Der plan
of said taubourg, which property was acquired by
the deft ndant herein. by purchase from John Aoy-
Ian, per act passed before F, b. Earhart. notary
public in this city on February y, 1879.
Seized in the above suit.
Terme-The purchaser 10 assume the payment
of a prOmissory note iOr the sum OF seven hundred
dollars. secured by mortgage on said above
descrilsd property, drawn by defendant to his own
order and b. him ,ndOrscd dated February 3, 1872
SaYable eighteen months attel date, and bearing
slN per eeLt interest pee annHm from date un I'll
maturity. end eight per cent Interest per annum
after maturity until paid, and the balances OF the
price OF adjudication. cash on the spot.
w p. HARPER,
rnh19 apis 90 Sheriff % the Parish of Orleans
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INSURANCE.
NEW ORLEANS sIUTUAL.
INSURANCE ASSOCIATIONS.
Office No. ICE Canal street.
FIFTH QUARTERLY STATBaBST.


Tesf ooAA'hR W '''''
-. - 1-s' .aao,~tio, -,hlisb the
erI,,. - - 80 .tir affars for the first
- go -, NJ 81 1g72.
D., --o..i,,- .2.s M z,
,-;,i,. .,-,,-i'' on ro4 10
hhoi''o prem -, 20 soo -, %
I1rss unearned premiums. 2t2.i4O Of
--
Net earned premiums. ...... , 40 I'1 ~
Add interest and !enI. -
lo'a'' 49,. o;s :,
w.rir.. ,,aa,. - , u 8Jj -
p1-..- ,a.-.s uaa, >,
go, g., nradtnst.d
80. . z,o.olro %
----
.,;..-,,-,o.. :o23s y
-, ,;. IVA
,.e7h &:
49, Ioou
-, ar,l ,aa J., as, IL s{siG3 "a
Set profits. 1881! q
ASaBIS.
Balance due on stock notes........... $50, oss 81
Cash Gu hand and in Europe........... !6Z' lG2 80
notes ana oill7 reoeiFap'e'''' '''''''' 49,, oo- oc
o'o.A7 anu ''' 10, 5oF 60
90 =. a,,-'o - ,or1...;on ,r
-. ,,--oJ ,,ro,,i,,,us Of 7r.,
''"~ .D7 - ~ =, f,,u ,,7as5 n
D. $50 a,,t,toct n a.sassment In fol.
-Ui- S.'.s aoa,,-Ii-,. - ~,
go .os q;
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BSTACLES To NARRIAGE.-HAPPI
- relief for Young men. Sent Iree IN sealed let
ter envelopes Address HOW ARD ASSOGlATtON.
Philadelphia Pennsylvania-an institution having
essiOnal skill mh25 3m cod
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gus ACTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Paid Up Capital S5G0,oOG.

ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE lBAR i87s.
LsDrnt Of premiums fer tho s25l s39 SC
s4s' authenticated riskS and return
Het earned premiums. 1856 .993 20
.os5"s pad, reserve fund,
assurances aud unadIusted
tossss Observation-Disclosures. $S.656 -
SFanereI eXpcnses, taxes and
mt. OF capital. S6.522 -
ssss i 5COuut and
ntegest.......... 1859 5s- 1852 fs-i36 60s De
Ne. proht 500 3oi Y
Assets Of the Company estimated at their mar
ret -aiueg--
Sonds AtOCks and scrps.. 500 19S a
.Oans on pledge and mortgage. ......... Is 7l5 81;
.St!ln reoe! vabe and premiums duc..... 20,257 Is
eash On hahd.. T,7l4 ID
fbe Board of Directors have declared cash
dividend of THIRTY PER CENT on the net earned
participating premiums tor the year ending Decem.
bsr 81. 1872. payable the twenty seventh Jan.
sarY. 1878, also, to stockholders TEN PER GENT
spOn The capital stock, payable OF demand.
JAMBS l. DAY, President.
T.0NsAs ANDERSON. Secretary.
Parties desiring Insurance are requested 70 no
tace that this OLD and RELIABLH Com pany is
ssuing policies fire, river and marine risks upon
AMENDED CHARTER. insurers will. If they 80
eject receive dividends Of their proportions OF
protits Of the Company in cash, without the re-
suirem6BtS of becoming q toCkh0idef. or cash
assured of the utmost beralitY il the ADJUST.
s1Snt and settlement of iOSSe5.
Office No. 81 Camp street, corner OF CONNER
DIAL alley, New OIleana. ja2G 3nl Su We IA
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Elected February II. IsT:
Charles Briggs, Thomas Fl. Hunt.
Ant. Carriers. Ohm. Honoid,
George A. gosdick, \. 1amisOu,
Z. Brugier. r. s. Howard
P. Anderson, Felix Lsrue,
A. Prerlchs, Aug. Bohn,
George W. Dunbar. Edward Toby.
4. =. Stockmeyer. Wash. Morton.
Henry J. FOee, William Knox.
\. MarGueze. ". 4. Bailey.
Charles Weishi,aT, J. K. LivRudats,
a. Lecourt, At" oed Vioiett,
Prank Williams, A K Miller,
Charles Lafitte. Edward horphy.
Rudolph Sieg. ia Lum.
". G. Black. Eilas Weeks,
George W. Hynson. nhr.
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Tht. above statement: IS Just. true and correoI
.xAnsar:p. from the BOOKS of the compaay.
PAU. P0URCEIY, President.
u. ". go.rT. :;eore:aIy.
STATE oF LOUISIANA,
Parieh of Orleans,
CITY OF Eew Orleans. )
sworn "a and subscribed before this tentt
lay OF june. 1872. -.,
AZ n meeting Of the Board Of Directors held OF
.he t Ia dhy Of June, 1872, it resolved to paJ
A DASH DIVIDEND or THIRTY PER CENT OIL
she uet earned participating premiums for The year
az Jniy next Also to pay ga deHsnd ten per cent
interest to the scrip holders upon conversion OF
khejr scrip into capital stock. ss per amended char
Sss OF the company.
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Anew ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE. COMPANY.
O1b0e Corner Of Uams and Canal streets.
S%hgHhda pOpOfVVp VI
!sssts December y, lS72. 1884 "a
:roures Fire. Mar;ns and River Risks. dividing
The profit. separately Oh each department to the
a&suTci
For In. accommodation OF its customers. Che
company will make marine Losses payable N
Lou don.
J. fryES, President.
y. I.ss'Rs, Secretary.
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CHARLES Bcndix vs. Julin A. ThsmpsoH

W. r, FfAFtFER-
apIs ,. rnv1f Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
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The above statement is a true and correct tran.
soript from the books of the company.
CHARLES BRIGGS. President
:. ?. Rorx. Secretary.
STArR or LoCIsfsSA,
Parish Of Orleans. city OF New Orleans.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this twenty
fifth DAY of Mach. 1873.
P. CHARLES CUVBLLIER,
Notary Public. No. 40 Grsvier street.
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Edward TOelIe VS.. Cnspar Weiss

W I. HAkPER
9pa IS mSls Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Merchant Mutual insurance Company
va " II. AN mar.

". P. HARPER
aNfs%aar,s Sb.ry OF the Parish of Orleans
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The Board of Trustees have resolved TO pay SIX
PER CENT int rest on the outstanding certificates
of scrip on and after MONDAY. May y. 1873. said
scrip TO be then converted into capital stock.
peg amended charter of the company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
ANT. CARuERR. Woe President.
J. I. &OuN. Secretary.
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Maurice ". smith rs. Ed4,und vi. lvens

". T. HkRPEW,
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,lurls.n Rishop ct 81. x.. Mnmp ton EIIiots

mills api Is sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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W. r. en-
aplo myll Sheriff of The Parish of Orleans
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Walter Pugh w.. Mrs. A. NJ. Pitcher and
husband (Arna McCraw. wife, separated ia

ap2 ~ myl. Sheriff Of sire Parish Of orieaOs,
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n. ?. hlIEh NE
eAH % s%B ssa<i9 q tho PARISH OF ersese&
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-02-15
REDUCTION OE SALARY.

BY reference to our report Of proceed
iugs of the School Board, it will be seen
that resolution, offered by MIR. Biddle at
a previous meeting reducing the salary of
the Examiner Treasurer, &c, Rev. John
Squire, to 1000 was adopted by major
ity vote of the Board. Mr.. England favor
ing reduction to $1,000, the question had
to be decided by the President giving the
casting vote in favor of reducing it to
$1,000. The grounds on which this reduc
ton was made, seemed to be complaint
that thee Examiner did not perform all the
duties pertaining to his Office satisfactorily.
This was doubtful ground for reduction
of salary, and legitimate cause for dismis-
sal. Is 81, 500 too much salary for the
work demanded to be done by the Exam
liner, and is $1,000 too small? These are
important questions. $1,000 salary to an
Examiner who resides at a country place
is, pershaps, equal to 81, 500 for a town resi-,
dent. The School Examiner ought to be
compelled to reside at the County Seat,
and take charge of all the school property,
and keep an Office where the books and
papers would at all times be accessible. The
reduction eleven one-third of 81, 800 sal
airy will not compensate the public for the
necessary disadvantages arising from the
residence of the Examiner being away from
the business centre of the County.
1t would be much better for the Board
to pay salary of $1,000 to competent
Examiner whose office should be estab-
lished at the County Seat, and who should
give his entire and individual time to the
work of that Office. The Examiner should
have liberal compensation with the re-
uuirement that he devote his whole time
to the schools, and visit them once at least
every quarter; that his office should be
kept at the County Seat and all books and
papers belonging to the office kept in
proper clerical manner. These are indis-
pensable necessities, which cannot be over
looked without detriment to the schools.
And to paw a few hundred dollars year
for these very important duties, rather
than dispense with them would be gain
to the Public Schools.
The outside duties Of the Examiner
should never he neglected, and if clerical
assistance for a few weeks to make out the
proper Reports in time was found to be
necessary, it would be better to employ it
than have everything in fog. The schools
can never prosper as they should, till the
Examiners office is established at the
County Seat, and the Examiner required
to give his entire and undivided time and
thought to the work, and it would be much
better to pay $500 and have the work
done thoroughly that $1,000 if it is to be
partially neglected, which is the charge the
Board made against the present Examiner.
and on which ground they seemed to place
their action in reducing his salary. Every
man should be literally recompensed for his
labor, and be compelled to perform it to
the letter. A neglect of duty is cause Of
dismissal always. To reduce tho salary
will not cure such an evil.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-02-15
SPRING AND ITS PLAQUES.

We need not enlarge upon the terrors Of missmate
disease for AL Who dwell in the country. especially IL
swamps, dark forests. new constructed canals
or mill dams. 10 be made trenbi,noLy alive to
:n-m every Spring and Autumn. On this side of the
Atlantic. Spring opens about ono mouth later than
i.nIcr like latitudcs In Europe; aud need give
other npoSy for calling TO ile
u Pas, hall, F.vrr and A-u- Mixture in another
column. The blood poisoning blue curtain, that
SPREADS death through the crowded courts and alleys Of
laal- is oHl, deadly in d-sree thsn tine pearly
mamie Of field and valley that nrc!y eve and morning
pere.ra-s the SKIN, pefm-ates the lungs and even
defccnds with saliva the .tonarh. surcharged
with the eluvs Of dying leaves which preserve
little remnant Of vitality under the blanket Of
tho shelter of the forest This is the time for GENTLE
very gentle tonics and there better than Pas-
cials Fever AMI Ague Mixture prophylatic in ocea-
sional, and curative in regular, doses.
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THE MARKETS.
Elkton Markets.
CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY.
Baltimore Markets.

Flour-Western extra. $7G150; Family,
IS. 50@9. Wheat 10000 cents for fair to
prime white, and 210 cents for common to
prime red; fair to good Western red 1900
200 cents; and good Pennsylvania red, 1875
cents; Southern and amber, 220(G225 cents,
aud Western amber, 20j(G2l5 cents. Corn,
damp white. IS cents; good do. 61$62 cts. ;
and yellow, $3.50 cents for Pennsylvania.
Oats-Southern. 4SGG50 cents, and mixed
Western at 46[G4S cents, latter for light,
and bright Western JS(GGG cents, nominal.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-02-15

Governor Geary, of Pennsylvania, dropped
dead while setting at his breakfast table,
at his home, in Harrisburg, Pa, on Satur-
day morning last about o'clock. The
Governor had returned home from New
York the previous evening, apparently in his
usual good health. He was in the act of
helping his little son to his knee, when his
head fell backward and before his wife
could get to his side, or medical aid could
be summoned he was dead.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-02-15

The New ILLUSTRATED Annual OF
PHRENoLoGY AND PHysIoGNoMY for 1879,
contains portraits and sketches Of more
than fifty distinguished subjects; including
Seward, Livingstone, Fred. Douglas Ar
mold; with Indians, Negroes, Malays, Mon
goians, Arabs, Caucasians; Views of the
Human Brain, Language of the Lips;
Character in Expression; Physiognomy;
with portraits and sketches of all the Pres
idents of the L. s., from Washington to
Grant. A capital Hand Book of IS pages,
12mo. Price 25 cents. ). r. WELLS,
Publisher, 3S9 Broadway, n. Y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-02-15

THE PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
The market for Beef Cattle was excessively
dull this week, and prices favored buyers
Sales of extra at &c.: prime at Ta1ic.; fail
to good at s. aG9c. land common at 4a5i &c
per ID. gross. Receipts, 1900 head. Cows
and Calves are nominal at $25aJ0. Re.
ceipts, $50 head. Sheep are less active and
rather weak. Sales of extra at 7tasc.,
good at 63a7c., and common at s2.50a3 50.
Receipts, $4,000 head. Hogs move freely
at $121 per 100 lbs. net for corn-fed. Re-
c:ipts, 5000 head.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-02-15
Meetings Of County Commissioners,

TIME regular meetings of the County Commrssoner,
Il will lee held the second TUESDAY Of every
month.
Persons having claims against the County will please
file the in the Commissioners Office with lcs a,
voucher; account will be allowed not p.npcriy
sh1rgrablo 10 the same.
Collectors and others having accounts to he stated or
settled will apply to the CLARK during the recess of the
Board By Order
WM T. MILLER Clerk
Commissioners of CecS COMMIT
Il 1SSI-y