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Tl 80 A.
c.. wa n eyus,ue'"o'e eAei'e''en. ~
~ r. "", ~ yI's"a,V' ou sivuua iosui.
-, .'',' 't :. aDoIs ~ nuuu,o1
FranEford RaiIroad. which extends from
Georgetown 10 tho Maryland line Tse
mon. who struck 10 obtain tbe WAGES due
them. came from Frankeord 10 George.
town, a distance Of fourteen miles and
marched to hotel where A. Y. Smith. Of
Piitston, the chief contractor Of the road,
il boarding. Here thew demanded their
wages, and said they would hang him IL
they were not paid oif. illustrating the
threat by the exhibition of a rome with n
hanglnans knot at the end. Mr.. Smith
said that he did not employ them and they
must look to Messrs. Crumlish 4 Co. sub
contractors, for their money, The eiti-
zens here interlered and procured a
promise that the wages of the men should
be paid them in two days. This pacifed
the men, but they threaten TO chang some
one, IT the money is not forthcoming.
The news from Cuba is interesting. A
fight took place on the 18th instant at
Iguaip, between the Spanish and the Gu
bans, in which the latter obtained the vic
tory, driving buck the Spanish, who left
their dead upon the field. In consequence
of this Cuban victory, all the Spanish for.
ces at the different headquarters in the
vicinity have taken the field. Dispatches
from IIolquin announce that the Spanish
Commander is pursuing the bands of in
surgents everywhere and is pushing on the
defense OF the cultivation zone, The in
surgents who raided through SAINT Spiritus
were mounted Five battallons OF rein
forcements have been sent to Cinco Villias,
The velocipede had short aud tame
career in this country; but it seems to
maintain its popularity in England The
latest foreign papers contain an account of
a race from Bath to London, a distance Of
one hundred and SIX miles which the
winner accomplished between 9:lO a. Nj.
aud BIO 7. NJ coming in at kensington
Oval amid the enthusiastic applause OF
many admirers OF the bicycle assembled
there to witness the result The rate Of
speed, If correctly reported, Us extraordinary,
""u i'or''S ~, .is,ons " 'no p'vlniSeu o''c'.n
aaces 81 .,'lS "'''"''o" ~ '"e "ne VI us
'"'''uu0''o"
In the Circnlt Court at chicago, on sat
urday, Judge Williams rendered decision
to restrain key; Charles IL; Cheney from
preaching IN Christ Church, and the or
sanlla.lo" i T iu' 1 use Oh 'ne ehu ,t
ploPerY i ne ouuse neia' alnou o'I m.
.n.nss ',1' 'no PioPetiy, noun o',s'uai :;
hAoa ~ ."s naO =, sav uusupss, was ,,li
he attached to tbc 5;scinline and wor.bin
Of the Protestant Eniseanal Church and
that Mr. Cheney was never legally demos.
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A Remarkable Baby.

A letter from GRANVILLE, White county,
III. to the Chicago Post says We have
here the greatest curiosity Of the age, n
human monstrosity 1t is no less than a
child with one head, four ears, two eyes,
one nose and mouth IL was born dead,
and given to the physician who made the
aecouchment. That gentleman afterwards
made a post-mortem examination, and
reports as follows SIT has a double body
as far down as the umbilieus, and united
face to face, forming perfect square, 1t
has four perfectly formed arms hands and
shoulders, even to scapulas. The should
ers also form perfect square. There are
two spinal columns passing up through
the neck--therefore, two spines inclosed
in one neck. Four lever extremities are
present, all perfectly developed, and of the
same size and length. The ribs of two
children are present Could the being
have lived, it would undoubtedly have
had perfect use of all eight Of its limbs
four arms aud four legs, with twenty fing-
ers and toes, In the head found two
occipital bones, aud two perfect brains
enclosed in one skull, and attached to
different spinal cords. There was ono
thoracic cavity and one abdominal. There
are two pairs of lungs and two hearts in
two pleural sacks, all pormal. Below the
double diaphragm were one stomach, one
spleen, two livers, three kidneys, ono ali
incntary canal, and all the other organs
singular" The child ca GRID was born
on the 9th Of July, at six o'clock in the
morning. Tho parents, Charles Ratcrmel
aud wife, are respectable and wcll-to-do
citizens of our town, and we've born and
reared among us.
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Scholarships in St. Johns College.

N0TICE is hereby given that there are
IN due to Carroll comfy four vacant Schol-
arships, giving free tuition, in st. Johns Col
lcge. For terms Of admission, &C., apply 20
the Secretary Of the Board Of County School
Commissioners,
l3y order Of the Bpnrd,
]. N, NEwSON,
aug 1871 Secretary.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
IN Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Testamentary
on the Personal Estate OF
JOHN Skinner,
late of Carroll county, deceased All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber
on or before the LIST day of MARcH, 1876
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted are
requested TO make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 10th day
august, 1873
DANIEL HtsSSpN,
aug l5-4t Acting Executor.
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A couple ri Farms we'll located in the
"A neiehhalhood Of Morgan Valley, Carroll
county, one Of 100 Acres, end one Of 200
Acres with substantial dwellings, and out.
houses on each. Also, several Lots with
tenements on them, and two fine Wood Lots
together with valuable Ggist and saw Mill
on Morgan Run, all pf whish win be sold al
reasonable rates, a} private Sale. Call on The
subscriber or address, at Warheldsbnrg,
aug 8mos. j. Il. SHUEEY.
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Special Examination Of Teachers.

E0R the accommodation Of those appli.
II cants for teachers certificates who could
not be present at any of the regular appoint.
ments, special examination will commence
at 10 O'Clock, 4. M, on Tuesday, the e5th
instant, in the ''West- End new school. house,
in Westminster
Bzg'Teachers and applicants for certificates
are respectfully informed that, in consequence
Of the late action on the part Of the State
Board Of Education, repeated failures to at.
tend the annual examinations and the meet.
ings of the County Teachers Associations,
may result in the withdrawal of their certif.
Gates.
by Order of the President.
j. NJ. NEWSoN, Secretary.
aug I5-2t
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SpAIN.-The war IN Spain is more
active. Marshal Zabula, with $4,000
men aud AZ gsus, left Mifapda on Thurs
day last with convoy for the relief Of
Vittoria General Moiiones il awaiting
at Puebla the result Of tie poyemeDt,
The Carlists cut the railway and telegraph
line between Sanlgossa and Madrid, aud
Zabula, IN order to check the threatened
movement of the enemy, returned to
Miranda after throwing supply Of men
and provisions, into Vittoria.
Bazaine has arrived at Cologne and
declares that only his wife and brother in
lay assisted him in the escape. The
Governor Of the Island Of st. Marguerite
protests his ianocoRoe of completely in
Bazaine's escape, and ACCUSES Colonel
Vilette, the Marslial's Aid,dc-C Camp, Of
having perfected the plan TO secure the
flight Of the prisoner. Eight persons are
now in custody on suspicion of having
aided the fugitive to escape. Madame
declares that she herself planned the
escape, and assumes the responsibility.
Serrano has been more fortunate than
Castcleg IN securing the countenance Of
foreign powers gaF the republic presided
over BY him. Holland, ltaly and Bel
GUM are the latest that hayc formally
recognized IT,
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The State Normal School,
BALTIMORE, MD.

WILL reopen on the First Monday in
wv September. For FREE ADMISSION,
apply to the County Examiner. For entrance
as pay students ISIS a session. apply to the
Principal. Catalogues with detailed informa-
tinn may be had IT this Oflice
g. 4, NEWELlh
aug l5-el Principal.
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MARYLAND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

HNHE First Grand Annual Exhibition Of
Il The MARYLAND HoRTicuITuRAL S0cIRrY,
will be held at Lehmann's Hall, 2T7 North
Howard Street, on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, .Septem-
Der oh, 10Th aud mn, 1874,
in the City of Baltimore. Doors open from
10 A. NJ. to 10 p. NJ.
A liberal Premium List now ready for dis.
tribution by application to the Secretary.
SEASON TICKETS 81, admitting Gen.
tleman and Lady. SINGLE TICKETS %
cents CHILDREN 10 cents
EZRA WHITMAN, President.
X. W. RAsIS, Treasurer.
I. c. DORSEY, Secretary, aug l5-4t
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NO. hos EQUITY,

NO. nos EQUITY.
In the Circnit Court for Carroll County.
Harriet C. Bell VS.. Geo. p. Albaugh
ORDERED this lltl day of August, A. d.
" 1874, that the sale made and reported
in the above cause by Charles T. Reifsnider,
Trustee, appointed by the decree passed in
this cause for tho sale of the Real Estate
therein decreed to be sold, be finally ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
be shown on or before the 18th day of Sep.
TENDER next provided copy Of this order
DO inserted in some newspaper published in
Carroll county, Maryland, once week fos
thros successive weeks previous to the 9Th
day of September next.
The report states the amount Of sale to be
$500.
FRANK 4. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
aug 15-st FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk.
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FOR SALE.

TIME undersigned, having Just returned
a. from West Virginia, have on hand and for
Sale Is head Of very fine DRAUGHT AND
DRIVING HORSES. Also lot Of CIOfCK
CATTLE. EDWARD LYNCH,
Rng8-st y. o. GRIMES.
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TRUSTEES SALE
0f VARIABLE
REAL ESTATE
n Fkaedom Dfstrict. lakroR n. M.

lll virtue Of Decree Of the Circuit Court
- for Carroll county, sitting as Court OF
Equity, passed III canse No. 1850 Equity, the
undersigned Trustees viii sell at Public Sale,
to the highest bidderon
"Wednesday, The .sGsh day Of A4gust, ISL,
at 10 o'clock, A. N. on The premises, formerly
occupied by David A. Dorsey. now deceased.
situate on the Washington Road, about
half mile South Of Carriers X Roads, and 8
miles Southwest from Freedom, The follow
ing Valuable Real Estate.
lgt--A Farn, eontafnino
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NEW WINDSOR CoLLEaE

WILL NFfR Al PAR and BoAsnIxa
w acHndls September ~, lszf, Ia three
separate Departments, with distinct COURSES Of
orss and all nndor the Encouragement 81 he pro-
rrietor aud President namely
]. Complete Ladies' Seminary.
II: An Academy Classical and Maiho
NAUTICAL for youne al4n. s
ILL., PFpnaIatpf}, Aodeland Normal School
iof V0lnAsnh Eualish Branches.
Fpf lAli particulars address.
KEs. 4. B. ". slIRY0Ck,
aus i-i Ffoside4l.
lDEsT PRINTING done i Tnr An.
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is conveniently watered, and now IL the oc
cupancy Of William Sellman, and * ;rnprored
BY a good Dwelling House, Barn, Stable.
Corn House, Meat House, Dairy, and al other
necessary out buildings. l4th--Lot No. IA
contains
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$751; ACRES OF LAND, MORE On LESS.

Is located on the Washington, Westminster
~ and Sykesville Roads. about 10 Acres
~ Fare in Timber, well kencsd and Is mai,
IL urally goodssil. 15tb--I.ot No. il. 4
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REsT PRINTING done Il TINS Al.
- yocxK Office
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1921 ACRES, OF LAND,

more or less, improved by q good Two
story Log and WeRtherb0arded
Dwelling House, good Barn, 81 N
9Ox56 feet, and other neces- ~ lE.A
sary out-buildings, al IN good z p
repair.
There Is a large aud excellent Orchard Of
choice Fruit, about 20 Acres in Timber, the
balance is arabic land well improved and in .
good state Of cultivation there Is a stream o.
water running through the Firm and the
fields are conveniently watered.
2d-A parcel of Land adjoining the above,
containing
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
Published EVERY SATURDAY ny
WILLIAM II. VANDERFoRD,
orFIoE, no. ., CARROLL HALL.

TERMs.-se per year IN advance Single copies 5
enuts No subscription discontinued until all arrears
arp paid unless at the option Of the publisher
ADVERTISING RAfES.-Onc square Is lines will
be Inserted Zines or less for 81 and . cents for each
subsequent insertion. One square . mos $50; o
mos 81: ~ mos, 6. business Cards not exceeding
SIines s. per year when the number OF Insertions
il moi marked advertisements viii be continued unt
h,rbid and charged accordingly. Yearly advertisers
must conhnc Advertisements 70 their own business
ras 10 cents perlne Marriages and Deaths inserted
lrcc. Obituaries aud personal communications 5
cents per line
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A FARM Consisting Of 1881 ACRES

OF Land, more or less; the improvements are
4 -, Comfortable Log Dwelling
s'.5 House, Barn, Stable, Tobacco
81 ~ Houses, and other out honses,
IS IN good state of cultivation,
with a due proportion Of Wood and Meadow
Land. 2d-Lot No. contains
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THE MARKETS.
WESTMINSTER MARKETS.

N =" I'd IENOI TN MhNhIsIo.
Wholesale Prices Reported by +. S. Stouffer.
Ev,n.v A,n,,s, 81 1874
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81 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
is oil in Timber.
BeH~ All theaboye described parcels Of Land.
have been recently surveyed, a plat Of which
will be exhibited on the day Of sale.
Tsrmlsef Sale as prescribed BIZ The Decree
are :-One-third cash on the day Of sale, Of
on the ratification thereof, and tho balance N
one and two years from the day of sale. the
credit payments to be secured BY the notes Of
the purchaser or purchasers, with approved
Security bearing interest from the day Of sale.
JN0. L. SMITH,
CHAS. 7. REIFSNIDER,
Trustees,
Jno. N. ITng'alg, Auctiqneer
aug Its
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TRUSTEES SALE
o. VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
CONSISTING ~
FARMS, timber LANDS,
.MILLPROPERTY.

YNHE undersigned, By yiffa6 81 4 Deed 81
- Trust from Wilian .Bfhndenbnre. u
them duly executed, and recorded among the
Land Records OF Carroll county. win sell A
Public Sale, to the highest bidder a, he
premises, on
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80 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,


80 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
Improved with small Tenant House. About
20 acres is heavily covered with thriving Tim
her, the balance is good farming land.
sd--A parcel Of Land, about Of a mile
from the second parcel and directly on the
Washington Road, containing
so ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
upon which there is an Apple Orchard, and
about 5 Acres is in Timber.
4th---A parcel Of Land, lying between the
old and new Liberty Roads, about mile from
Carriers x Roads, adjoining the lands Of M.
Brandenburg, Joshua Lee and others, con
tanning
All ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
improved by Log Tenant House, nearly the
whole Of which is in Timber, chestnut and
water oak.
5ih-A parcel Of Land, adjoining the above
consisting Of
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nland and stronger. They are quoted at 16IM
lie y ID. 100 tierces sold private terms and p
at Is! q fb.
LARD-Continuos scarce and in demand at
13MI34c for fierce and 14c for keg. Dealers
rates are l34c for tierce and 14c for keg. 200
ticrces refined sold at 14c y II.
WHISkY-Dull and quoted nominally at 81 for
Louisiana rectifed and 81 o. for choice Cincin-
natl.
CORN IN SACKS-Good supply and moderate
demand at previous prices. The sales comprise
600 sacks, Of which 100 mixed at SIC, 100 yellow
at Sic, 200 white mixed in second hand sacks at
zoe, and 100 white at 9ic u bushel.
OATS Are in light supply and fair demand.
300 sacks sold at 75c u bushel.
BRAN-Good supply and dull. Prices have
further declined 2!c Il 100 II. 400 sacks sold, OF
which 800 on private terms and 100 at 9oc q
100 H..
HAY-To-day's receipts were not much in de-
mand. No sales Of note. On Saturday new
prime sold on the landing at s2S fancy new $50
u ton. The supply on landing is light.
COFFEE-The market is quiet, but very hrm.
Stock III hands Of dealers 10, 800 bags. We quote
Job lots ordinary 19BM2oc, (gold) fair, 81 .@2l lc;
good 22922l; prime, 2240123ic u ID.
We indebted to Mcssr-. Small Co. for
the following telegram, dated Rio de Janeiro,
Juy'25, and New York, July n, 1874 Purchases
since July Is, $4,000 bags; stock Al, 900: cleared
for Atlantic ports %, 00J cleared for Gulf ports
1000; loading 1000; price 9sSO0 exchange 25l u
cont; average daily receipts $500 bags.
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Sand one-half Of the above rates for each add-
tional six hours or less which they remain after
the first term of six hours
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FoR SHREvEPoRT.-The Carrie A. Thorn. Capt
VIM Gillen, Tom Reeder, clerk. leaves at ) Z. NJ
to-day for Jefferson and Shreveport, and al way
landings.
FoR VIcksBURG--The peerless packet Katie
Capt. VIM. Campbell Messrs. Mossop, Lbano,
Bell and Wilson, clerks, leaves as above at z.
NJ. to-day.
FoR RED RIvER-The W. J. Behan, Geo vii
kinson, master, F. W. Ames, clerk, leaves for all
landings on this stream at O'Clock to-day.
FoE ST. LoUIs.-The kountz line packet John
4. Tolle, Capt. Brady, leaves as above at o'clock
this evening
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Arrived.

Arrived.
18th instant to j ii Ludwigsen. I'd dist .
Steamship George Washington Whitehead from
New York 18th instant, to Moulton. .2d dist
STEAMBOATS,
Selma, Brown, from Fishers Landing
John Tolle. bradley, from st Louis
Mary Ida, Ruiz, from Lower Coast
Ii l. Hodge No ?. Baranco. from Baton Rouge
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN
Steamer Alice from .Amte river
Steamer J Frazer, from Amite river
Steamer j Gault, from Tang pahOa
Schooner Laura l., from Tchefncta river
Schooner Simon Gossen, from Tan.ipahoa
Schooner Cora from Bay ST Louis
Schooner st John the Baptist, from Manchac
Schooner Morning Light, from Amite river
Schooner Galeas, from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Olotf, from Pascagoula
Schooner BonfOuca, from Bonfouca
Schooner TIuzilla from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Almira NJ, from Pascagoula
Schooner Alcyon, from Pascasoula
Schooner Alice from Bonfouca
Schooner Gen Washington from Pearl river
Schooner Marsha Washington, from Pascagoua
Schooner Rebccca from Tchetuncta river
Schooner Best Friend, from Biloxi
Schooner Ann McGuinn from Pascagoula
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN
Schooner Lille Emma Jane, from Pearl river
Schooner Virginia from Bay st Louis
Schooner Hattie NJ, from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Puzzle from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Mary Jane, from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner City Belle, from Horn Island
Schooner Louisiana State, from Bontouca
Schooner Martha Z, from Blind river
Schooner Camelia from Tchefuncta river
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Memoranda.

DOMESTIC PORTS.
New York, July 22-Arrived, steamer Carondelet,
McCreary. from New Orleans; steamer City of HOus-
ton, Deering, from New Orleans
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool, July % Arrived from New Orleans,
ship Carondeet, Stetson.
Havre-Arrived from New Orleans, ships Sterling,
Baker and and Tabor Otis
Newport, July 21-Arrived from Pensacola ship
BristOlan, Morgan
Rotterdam, July al-Arrived from New Orleans,
bark u ii Bills, Penny.
Sunderland, july 2a-Arrived from Pensacola shin
Magnolia, No,,en.
Havana, July l7-Sailed for New Orleans schooner
Linda. Ala
Comtesse Duchatce. Dupont
Cette, July 5 Arrived from New Orleans bri o In
coronata Monte Camelo Lubrano
Cron>tadt, July Arrived from New Orleans, ship
Charter Oak STAPLES
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RED RIVER.

Leaves TUESDAY, July 49, at S p M
FOR JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT
and all way landings on Red River-The
new light draught fine A No. steamer
VIM. j. Behan,
G. f. Wilkinson master, +. W. Ames, clerk
will leave as above For freight passage apply on
HITE 4 CARLIN, Tchoupitoulas street
BRIIION q EPPLER, LOG Common St
jy26 LORD McPEAKE, as Camp st.
REGULAR TUESDAY -. GRAND ECORE
Leaves every TUESDAY, at SPIN,
Commencing on TUESDAY, Aug 4th
~ FOK GRAND ECOKE MONT
ksEs 9ks!st gomery, Mouth Cane River Alexandria,
NOrman's, Barbin's and all way landings
on Red River-Thc Al and very light draucht pas
senger steamer
Jno. C. Mitchell, MASTER JAS L. Robbins, clerk.
will leave positively as above throughout the low
water season. The Fleta will be replaced by larger
boat when navigation permits.
IF, For freight Or passage apply on board to
Jy.o I'm LORD & McPEAkE, AZ Camp street
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET.
Leaves on TUESDAY, July o. at SPIN
r. FOR JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT.
fssl1lEa Coushatta, Brownsville, Grand Eoore,
.u Alexandria and all intermediate landings
": L. Scovell master. NJ. L. Scovell clerk
Will leave as above. For freight passage apply on
LORD & McPEAKE, As Camp street.
H!IE CARLlN, TchOupitOulas street.
ly4 BRITTON EPPLER, log Common street.
WEEKLY GRAND ECORE PACKET.
Leaves eyer, every SATURDAY, at p. N.
H. FORT DERUSSEY, BARBIN'S NOR
mans, Alexandria, Mouth Cane River
=, Montgomery, Grand Ecore aud ali way
andings-The light draught passenger steamer
sabine.
On place of Bart Able.)
r. oinnott naster, Geo. G. Hamilton, clerk
Particular attention paid to way and plaatation
business For freight passage apply on board or to
SlNNOT ADAMS
HITE IL CARLIN
jy1s BRITTON a EPPf.ER
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Arrived sunday.

Steamship VIM p Clyde, Livingston, from Havana
via Florida ports, to K Roberts, previously
ported at Quarantine)-1st dist
STEAMBOATS,
Susie Silver, Silver, from st Louis
Lizzie Hopkins, AucOn. from Thib0daux
Josephine, CoZzins, from Bonnet Care
Ida. Forgay, from st Martinsville
Hunter, ROdevich from Lower Coast
Katie Campbell, from Vcksburg
Waloon, Ruiz from Lower Coast
Empire, Jeanfrau, from Lower Coast
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for the space Of six hours and one ~ per cent
per ton Upder-deck TONNAGE for each twenty-four
hours they may remain after the expiration Of
six hours, except such steamboats, as make two
or more trips per week, they to pay one-half the
above rates Of wharfage each week provided
ses used as barges, that remain at the landing
for the space of six hours or less, shall pay the
following rates Of wharfage on undertook ton
mage fo-wt
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NEW YORK. Per steamship Gen Meade Assert
ed mdsc
NEW YORK Per steamship George Washing
ton Assorted mtlse
NEW YORK-Per steamship Galvcston-2O hhds
syrup 500 rolls bagging 30 bales do 81 pks tobacco
$50 bbs beans 80 bbs potatoes 80 bbs beef to order
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Yazoo-65O
bbs sugar 10 bbls syrup 80 bbls whisky 275 boxes
soap 1910 rolls baggng to order
HAVANA Per steamship VIM Clyde-139 hhds
sugar 700 boxes do Chaffraix & Agar-lOO do f c
Garcia 1900 cigars Hernsheim Bro-i9 do to
order
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SHIPS.

BOSTON.
~ For BO~son-The Al brig John w. Ham
SaSb, Hunt MASTER. IL now loading fur thu aI,ov
6poTt. and having the greater portion II -
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