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LittlGstOVl Livery Stable Enlarged.
HmOrer 81, nert door 10 Methodist Church,
rith Increased Facilities.

WE will be pleased 10 accommodate the
w public. Horses bought, sold and ex-
changed, Daily Passenger and Mail Line
from Westminster to Gettysburg. For Seats,
&c, apply Mt Central Hotel, Westminster, or
Harris House, Gettysburg.
JOHN SPALDING,
nov soft Agent.
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Dissolution of Copartnership,

THE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween ii. i. Norris and John T. Wamp.
Ter, trading under the name and firm Of ii.
l.. Norris 4 Co. has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent. All Indebtedness must
be paid to II. l.. Norris, who alone is author
lied to receipt for the same.
II. l.. NORRIS,
JOHN I. WAMPLER.
September 18th, 1874.
Having taken the entire stock Of the late
firm Of II. L. Norris & Co. will continue
business at the old stand, No. ], Carroll Hall.
ii. l.. NORRIS.
Westminster, Sept. Is, 1874 sep 26.
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Be not ashamed y ecnf>~ mt yoa
have been ID IL xrons. u III 80 oFa'n<
what you need not % ashaned u z1.E
yoa NOW have more <1sss sb*u ~ ka3
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n. A. McATEE,

GARDs, Circulars, &c. printed al the Ap-
~ rncArg Office.
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PUBLIC SALE
oF
A DESIRABLE FARM.

TNfili undersigned, intending to decline
Il farming, viii sell at Public Sale, to the
highest bidder, on the premises, situate in
Woolery's District, on the Deer Park Road,
about ! mile from Bird Hin, and adjoining
the land of John I. Hill, Elias Brothers, and
others, on
Saturday, he IN day Of October, 1871,
at | clock, p NJ, that desirable Farm known
as the Bashan Farm, consisting of
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TRUSTEES SALE
or
VALUABLE PROPERTY

LIBERTY ST. in the city of WESTMINSTER
wy virtue Of Deed Of Trust from Benja-
Is min j. Matthias and wife, duly executed,
acknowledged and recorded, the undersigned,
Trustee, will offer at Public Sale, on
Saturday, the I0ih day IF October, 1911,
at 3 o o'clock, p. m. on the premises, situated
on Liberty Street, in Westminster, the follow
ing property, TO wits. -,
A lot of ground fronting GO feet on Liberty
street, upon which Is erected n
k%N-0. well.fnished tw0-story
Ml1f BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
with good well Of water near
the door. Also one unimproved Luz, ad'
Joining the above, fronting so Feet.
TERMs. One. fourth cash on the day OF sale
or upon the ratification thereof by the Court
balance in four, eight and twelve months, pur'
chaser giving notes with security to be ap-
proved Of by the Trustee, and bearing interest
from the day Of sale.
RaS- Persons wishing to view the property
can call ON Geo. W. Cook, Esq. residing
thereon, or upon the undersigned.
EDWARD LYNCH, Trustee.
@. n Albaugh, Aue. sep 2S's
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BLOoDED CATTLE.
Class No. i.--.aldeyneys
Edward Lynch, cows and heifers Charles
Eyerhart, bull calf and heifer; EzraS. Englar,
bull and heifer; Alfred f.. Clark, COW and bull
calf; VIM. A. McKellip, COW and hciier.
Class No. e-DrhdDts and Derons.
Michael Lynch, COW; VIM. j. Morelock, 10
head of bulls, heifers and cows; VIM. A. Nc
Kellip, COW; Vim. G. Rinehart, s head Of
bulls and cows; VIM. Bachman, IA head Of
bulls, cows and heifers.
Class No. S.--AyTshires and Herqorjs
John Merryman, s head of bulls, cows and
heiiers.
Glass No. 4.-Natires and Grades.
George Tracey, twin beifers; f. II. oren-
dorff, head Of bulls, cows and heifers; ID. II.
Byers, s head Of bulls, cows and heifers;
Orlando Reese, heiferj G. j. Woolery, COW
and heifer.
Class No. o. Working 0rcn, Fat Cattle
and Mich COlrs.
Orlando Reese, milch COW; D. II. Byers,
fat heifer; c. Starner, mich COW; VIM. Bach
man tHa giaprs
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LIST OF ENTRIES
At THE
9th Exhibition Of the Carroll County
Agricultural Society,
BLooDED CATTLE.

srrr. 18th and aoth, and ocr lst / I'd, 1874.
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TEORKBUEG & MgGTxxISS
LIME SPREADER.


FFs1ES Machine hass alsaa isn1rvHia;iiu assu.i
II EuE dsan,f IN alzlmiissssz GaEF Naasnaxs
6gm we'd -Ezlrf S.1zs Fan MASaa1rs, G,E.
srsz HAx S.zzx- CaAEnsrs, 4e.- win pssris.at
tSFansss and rrsaf -lpnifss
Aka ~ B;lIAAaxAs- ar nAllEin sla raws as
nag fzsdRas apas's diaiinnE EIAR. Ptasrsn.
Asazz, SgEsH PEasrH4rss. Az uifE yey-iisr.
su1sasss- & r1tss G,im saa Snal5s{ D. assy d.
Efat gsnf;stasy par hgT9
0riars are snGwised- and WI be Sled a.
inst IS they can be manufactured u thss arSfsr
Of eilns n wansh the orders are received
An agent VII deliver the Maehins As soon
as posShie- and. en- th1xuGgA trial by the
purchaser N his OWE way. and IN al vars for
the Purposes L Il intended. and II not sAtlssae-
tury IN al things, I'D saie.
By this system we hope to place Il in the
hands OF every intelligent farmer as rapidly
~ they can be constructed. and hasten the
revolution that II i destined 10 work in the
Applicati0n Of Nanures.
We hope, BY the policy Of no sale, unless
satisfactory after full trial, At leas, to engage
the attention OF calculating and sensible
farmers. Address
L. II. COLE,
Finksharg, Carroll county, Nd,
Agent for Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey
and Eastern Pennsylvania. sep I3-sf
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Dissolution Of COparnership.

Cs8AS- Sii-Essssssl. n. n. < AID Jusey.A
- u Wsiiss, Aars rs 2sy. Ie,y IL. lisa.
fsisslss& nAesaerssliE> - zas1al cpaSeas.
Al aflk lauE he ii-1 mass ee F1s1 % III.
Gaas. EsiinElisa- Nhe a3sat : 1aShasfzea -
rsSlst ne 3asSnass & -ht f-ln-
@essaIinsasr, Nd @lss Isl fSTS
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WESTERN MARYLANDCOLLEGB
r0E
STUDENTS or BOTH SCENES,
fS DISTINCT DEPARTMENTS.
Incorporated By A, u General .isaeas!ly,
Mro1, 1858.
Location Westminster. ND.

FTNHIS Institution Is under the special pa.
a tronaee Of the Maryland Annual Con
ference Of the Methodist Protestant Church,
hut i strictly free from any sectnrianism,
either in is courAe Of study or rules OF MS
cipline,
Male ard female students recite in separate
classes, bat all have the advantage 81 inEirae.
ton from every Professor having charge OF
The studies pursued
The Vice President, Rev DIR. Nichols
the Preceptress, Miss OSings, and several
other members Of the Faculty, reside In the
College building and have constant oversight
ofthe Boarding Students
Tue CoURsE OF SrUDI Is thorough, under a
fall and competent corps OF Instructors.
Tke TScelffh Seal. .inhadl SESSION, viii be
gin on MONDAY, FERRuAEY I'd, 1874. and
end on THURSDAY. JrSE 18th. 1874.
EXPENSES or SESSION.
Board, Lodging, Washing, Fuel and
Light SNup
Tuition IN Preparatory Department 1850
Tuition in Collegiate Departmenf... a00O
Mairiculasion Zee payable on enter
ing the Collegiate DepartmeHtl...-., 800
Instruction iR Music with use Of
instrumental .........................-.. 20.OO
Instruction in Drawing and Painting
water eolorsi ..-........o..-...........- lO.V
No extra charges for any study in the Reg
ular Course.
PAYNENTs:
one-half al the beginning Of the Session !
the other, April 18th, 1874.
Books and stationery purchased Of the Col
iege must be paid for on d<lfceEg.
For Catalogue and Circular containing full
information. address
]. r. WARD. PRrsmENr,
dec 27-tf Matchmaker, Nd.
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celestial Rhtnomena


Inf9ssfing Hisserical Sketches ef Aneienf
end Asd1z csnsfs-- sss.perstiiions q 0llsn
Tinn-- Spsrsiafons Is 10 fis Naisps II
TIC Conets, &C.
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Frederick & Pa. Line Railroad
CHANGE OF TIME.
SUMNER SCHEDULE.

.nN and afler Monday, NAY al ,s-,
~ trains will. arrive a. ana der- .- isa-
Frederick, as follows. f''' ''om
For baltimore, and intermediate ss,;o.
Western Maryland Railroad, Ii,tl ..ss. %
Hanover, and all points North Al : N M ,.0sn'
Returning, will arrive at II. 80 a M ~
For Baltimore, and intermediate s,.,;...
Western Maryland Railroaa. L;,a ,.sas q
and Hanover, al a.oOp. N. Retusnips. N,
arrive at 7.S0 p. N. Ap'
For hagerstown, Niiliamsport and ina.
mediate stations on Western MARYLAND ~;
road and iittiesiown, a, $50 y. m. Relpr
ing, will arrive at 9.45 q. m. All trains ~.
nj intermediate stations. s'0p
GEORGE MORGAN. Agent.
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Westminster Hotel.

( 0RNER Main and Court
~ Streets, Westminster, Car AN -
roll county, Nd The anders @ne "a
signed having leased this well stEk.s
known Hotel, aud the same having Le-,
thoroughly repaired with many Improvement
and reiifed generally, takes this method ~
Informing the citizens Of Carroll and adioin.
ing counties and the travelling public, that n,
effort on his part shall be wanting "a male
them that favor him with call as comfortnbl,.
q possible. The table shall be as good 81
this market affords. The bar sacked with
pare and unadulienaied Liquors; walters n.
ientiee and polite, and charges moderate 4
call Is respectfully solicited.
Good and reliable ostlers a specially.
mar lb-tt +. !. WHEELER
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MARK E'TI.
loEnsst.c riar.kccs.

ssw vnHE. January =. Evening lotion closed
bales, gross 1912; sales 1913.
Futmes closed quiet and ..eac,: sales 4; 300
bales follows: January - 2332c; February
l6 32al6sc; March is :I3!c. April I..c. May
Feur qret and steady. WHISKY tower; s!8
l 0Oh. Wheat closed quiet; holders more dis.
posed TO realize. Corn closed inner new South.
eIn white ahoat Csc. Rice unchanged Pork
heavy; $l6 250l6 so. Lard heavy; Oh 69 5i6C
ITalow steady. Turpentine finn. Rosn steady.
Money easy at 6d.. sterling veal. a: 81 83,,
Governments strong and better. State bonds quiet
Skies Of 1881 il's; fvetwentss Of 1862, 49,; Of
1864, ll5s of 1865 il5a. LIS :: of 1867, lI6 " Of
1868, ll6; new lives III.
Tenneseees 19ii. new 70; virginias 40. new s
consolidated sos deferred 10; Louisianas 40 new
20, leyes siKes 45h, eights So; Alabama Fights IS,
tves IS; Georgia SKIES IS, seyens IS; North Caro-.
10, April and October TO-
CINCINNATI. January l3.-Flour firm; 81 3597 50.
Corn firm; A de2c. Oats firm; 45d5Oc Pork firm;
SIS So Lard-Demand fail; market firm; steam
Us 0sc; kettle SC. Bulk meats quiet and firm
shoulders 6ac clear rib7h 0775c; clear 77sc loose
All fully cured; clear rib, ten days in sat, TIE
Bacon firm, shoulders FAC; clear nib 8kc clear
sac. Whisky higher sales ut &c.
ST. Louis January 10 Cotton lower but active;
low mid ding l5c; midding sac. Wheat-Demand
active, prices advanced Me- spring Chicago ST IS
l 65 i. Com advanced No. Coo on asst track and
Ill elevator. Oats firm; No. closed AK C. Whisky
n M s7e Pork steady: small sales of hard sides
at = IA 1913 Dry salt meats quiet, only jobbing
aud order trade at previous prices. Bacon firm
and unchanged. Lard firm; good 6,s 18'.c.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. January -, P. NJ Cot on-Sales
OF uPiands on basis of good ordinary, deliverable
March and April I'D; sales of Orleans on good ord
nary basis, shipped February and March. 8 sd do
on low mddling basis, deliverable March and
April Ssd Yarns and fabrics at Manchester quiet
and firm,
LoNooN, january 10, Evening .-Turpentine Cos
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aeere severely wounded in the tight with
TIA cpaw
Surrender of Cartasena.

Surrender Of Cartagena.
MADRID, January l3.-CartrgeDa has sur
rendered and is now occupied by the gov
ernment troops under General Dolningues.
Upon the capitulation OF the city the
intransigfnte junta and liberated convicts
went on board the Spanish frigate human
ella which was attacked bv the government
eouaGron, and al the tiiDe the last dispatch
vas forwarded the naval engagement was
n progress.
Promoted.
The government makes Ienerai Doml-
Eiguea a Lieutenant General.
The Insurrectl0H in BorcelOna.
The intransgeDtes in5urrectDn continues
1t Barcelona There has been considerable
s;ghtiug in the suburbs
Arrested.
The governor oil Madrid has arrested ell
the officers of Saladern prison hecause Of
the escape from that institution OF the as
sassin who Was to have been executed to-
day.
Volunteers Required TO Give up their
Arms.
The Captain General has Issued an order
TO the republican volunteers of Madrid,
directing them TO surrender their arms to-
day; all who disobey will be tried by court.
martial. The authorities will search the
city for concealed arms tomorrow.
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MARSHAL'S SALES,

Bark Constantia and Owners, Jose Mas,
Belle Lee "
IHs UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
y DistIict OF Louisiana. Nos. 10 323 324 and
lo,o|':-oy virtue OF an order of court to me d.
sell TO the highest bidder, on TUESDAY January
~ 1874, at twelve O'Clock NJ at the entrance 10
the Customhouse, Canal street in this cltv to
following d scribed property. to wit
lhH HIEAMB DAT BELLE LEX, her tackle etc .
this city. ' "
Cash in United States funda at the time
January T. 1874. '
S. B. PACKARD
Jas IL ~ - ~ United States Marshal
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Madame Olympic BOi.se vs.. Mrs. Mary =
TrjuU -

AHH0HKHt OIympt BOlsse VS.. Mrs, MARY n
Tngg.
IN THR UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR
b338-By virtue of pluries WI Of fer faci.s -
ne directed IN the above entitled suit I will Dro
Geeo 10 sell 10 the highest bidder on FEIGAY
january 10, 1914, at twelve O'Clock NJ at the en-
trance to the 'ustom house, on Canal street tba
ionowlng described property. viz WIG
me large french Looking Gla,s three Armofrs
st i' ore french CeutIe Table. SIX window Cor
HceS, eleven Chairs, d ferent styles one Poot.fnb
Aantel Ornaments ioCr
ca mo ABOVE property may be seen at No lss
lamp street. zach day, between the hours of
United states Marshals office, New Orleans
i.s1s,s 8. B. PACKARD
United States Marshal
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Parker, Wise & Go. ~. Steamboat Anna

PARKER. Wise & Go. ~. Steamboat Anua
--Joseph kutledge rs. Steamboat Anna.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Il oistvics of Louisiana. Nos. 1876 10 3l2.-In
"beGiencs 10 an admlra ~ wa .ant TO IN. directed
i. the above entitled suit, ave seized and taken
into my possession
THE STEAMBOAT ANNA. he. boats fs.ki. an.
parel. furniture, etc. now tbeled BY Parker Wise
Go. and Joseph Rutledgr for the .ause. set fort
IN the llbes now pending IA the District Court OF
the United States.
And do berehy e:te ard admonish the owner or
OWNERS thereof and all and every person persons
haV!ngoE pre- tending to have any right, title OF in.
tefese IN OF Ia the sam.. u re and appear dis.
iilct court of the United States for the district
aforesaid. to be holden at the city q. New Orleans
OF. IN" third Monday in January. 1874. 10 show
boat A'na should not be condemned ard sold
agi.eably to the prayer of fibelans.
United States Nayshs.s office. :.x Orleans
Oeeembe. 70. 1879.
de-" ?. iaio1 1: Cnited states Marsha,
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

steamship George Washington, Whitehead from
New York, to houlton-2d districts
Steamship M!mosa, Mitchell. from Vera Cruz to
Meeker, Knox x Schultz-4th district
Steamship Gulf Stream, Whitehurst from BaIti-
moe via Havana, 10 J III WitherspooL-Ist
district II
Steamship Alabama, Flint, from Liverpool Decem-
Der rs. 10 A Miller aco-3d district
Bark Thomas Cochi an Packham, Il ON Liverpool.
November Is. 10 ballast, to Ocean Zerega Geo
Point
Mexican schooner Amaata, GanGiano. u days
from vera Cruz, In ballast, to M PUG 1co-2d
district
TOWBOATS,
0cean WLliams. from the Passes-Toyed down
to the bar. 9Th nstant. ship Glepdower and
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Sodium amalgam is said to be advantage
GUS as means of simplifying the method
of dry gliding iron, and of painting gold
designs theretEom. By simply rubbing
with the analgam the surfaces OF iron and
similar metals, although oxidzed, are at
once amalgamated. Some solution OF gold
is then applied quickly on the ANAL amated
surface, and the mercury volatilized by the
heat of lamp or FIRE. very uniform
gliding is thus obtained, admitting of high
polish. With silver and platinum salts
similar results are obtained.
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i
To-day's exports embraced 4ii5 bales to Liver
pool 1913 10 Havre. 1914 to Bremen and 1872 to Bos.
ton.
Receipts proper since last evening II Clio bales
against 6t99 last Tuesday and 1905 last year making
an aggregate since Friday evening of % 466 bales
against IS OBS last week and % 745 last year and
since August 81 of 63S 945 bales against l3 last
year-increase 81 2l1.
The Exchang &c kilograms make the receipts at all
the ports from IL d. on yesterday to IL M. today
% SOB bales against 49, 499 last Puesday and % 3il
last year, and since Friday 20 1877 bales against
8i.165 last week and IS 7go last year Total since
August 81 ESQ S4 balts, against 1881 092 last
year-increase 2l9 752.
exports FRIDAY to Monday ipclusiye) to Great
Britain 80 GIG bales, against 40. $50 last week and
40,04l last year and to The continent 1855 bales
against l8 o5i last week and 10 808 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to " NJ
76s 3i7 bales, against 1852 c98 last week. and SIG 44
last year.
SCGAR-Ony .53 hhds were received this morn
ing and the market is quiet but steady About 500
hhds were sold at 4dia4c for inferior; 506]s for
common; Sd G6hc for fair: o. al J. for good far;
SG8c for fully fair; g.. dshc Tor prime; ga acc
for choice Sd d6c for seconds; C for gray clsri
fed; 81 d9a4e for yellow clarified, and 81 a l0hc
tor white clarified.
MOLASSES-Only IA bbls and Ia half bbls were
received this morning. The receipts are light and
only small lots are offering. Common fermenting
menting, 55d53e prime t0dt2c; strictly prime car
Csc, choice SIC.
FL@UR-The market is steady and firm with a
fair local demand and orders here for export but
the movement Is retarded by the want Of foreign
freight room. The stock on hand is small. The
and 500 bbls taken for Cuba on private terms and
the balance for the local trade. comprising 60
pertne at S. IS: 50 and so choice treble extra at
p! IS. $50 choice extra at So IS Is and IS at So,
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TAE CROMWELL LINE
FOR FLORIDA.

FOR FLORIDA.
oo"ar neys and Key West, Carrying rh
United States Mail.
~ and Havs s~ s Usissns' d taoris,
1fk1&6s.&S VIII dispatch first class fast pei
senger steamer ''''
u,o.., Every Week.
1 '"o ioot OF Calliope stIeet, First Distria
RATES OF PASSAGE:
c.hi, 10 Key West. To Cedar Ken
Sseeraoa '''''''''''...'$4S $25
Vrhrrn.t ~ IN; ,.'..; 800. ~ u
N through bills of lading issued TO all nointa b
t tNoraa, including Tampa, and to New York. Charav
ton and Savannah. A ~ "A'"A"
none but the company's bills of Iadnu sionx
sHn none signed after sailing of the steamer.
sPienold passenger ACCOMMODATE ons. And .bront
tickets given to above points "i0 'l1'uS
Office. 'NouI perm1t rom I'd
FoE freight or passage apply tn
l. n. ROBERTS. Treasurer
No. 100 Common street
III. over the Louisiana National Bank
de5 ly ""S oh regular ~
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General F-rhsn.e

The market was quiet throughou. u. .lsr, with
very little epitit Ia the demand but about the
'isua! Number of ouyeGs comm. forward twenty.
two brokerage houses participating in the bu 81
ness. ana factors who wished 70 realize sound il
necessary 70 make concessions ~ orde. to .tieo.
sales IN som. instances offers ,lel.ly
accepted showing evan u create. decline than is
indicated by our quotations., but in others prices
exhibited less Weakness. TIE low grades were in
tar rogue So, and in some cases clean co. com.
niaEGed more than suG outside. agures. st, ct or.
nary 10 good ordinary sold Is sooi O, mary
at 1874. 1874. u and Ia.c the last sor blenders:
good orci'ary TO strict good ordinary a: I4sc:
low miGdlinS at l.i5c and Is sc; strict To-. md.
dlln, at Ice. and mddling at I61r There were
also sveral sales Of stained az I30l4c 4!ore lib
sral receipts THAN had been expected. aud de
cline of J .6d in uplandS at liverpool and l-.6H ~,
in futures at New York, combined to depress prices
but o. she other hand arrivals sitter at Lv.
erpooi The market closed quiet, but with one or
two buyers still negotiating for further purchases
Ihe sales for the past three days up "a ESQ
bales t7l0o on Saturday Ii $50 yesterday. including
800 not reported until to-day. and $500 today
agai Dst % 80 for the cOrresp udng line last week
and 1850 the week before. Receipts tirce FIJI.
day evening ?;,52s bales. .mbracin. 2060 from
other delivery ports. OF which 1910 1renI Mobile
and $50 from Texas, and IS 46S proper against
IS G85 proper last week and - ~ last wear IT. ,aI
proper since August 81 e3s 9i5 bales against 500
last year-1ncrt ase 8I22! The exports comprise
~ 337 bales comprising II 726 to Liverpool 1878 to
Havre !5. 10 B1emen. 1893 10 Boston, ard .8.3 to
New York.
hoard aoc engaged for SHIPMENT set down at
the opening this morning AT i26 10 bales embracing
$1,000 for Liverpool, 5000 fer Havre. 300 for the
Med terrauean 1000 for Spain, 90 for Bremen 49,.
ono for the North and 6000 for the Nor h. which
when deducted from tbs stock on hand Iv our
running statement last evening. leaves :2s,toO |
and in presses unsOid awaiting Ordera
The Exchange reports ''Sales S! - bales inciud. |
ing rs after r. M. Yesterday. The market euiet'
It's quotations are reduced &c fox good ordinary.
90V ElIGGlInE and mlt6li0J,
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COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EvEs,sG. 'annar: ;. i5:'.
CCTIO:--The sales :o-dar mo. including AMI
$50 bales additional yesterda. embraced 30
bales. az irregular and lower prices tor 4 bu.
low ordinary. ordinary and strict ordinary,
good ordinary and stric. goo: ordinary :irIn.
way a '5c, and the higher grad. 9. We modify
our quotations accordingly. lid give also She *.
chang. ayrGss - below.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-14
W:aciinn' g. Farnhar, vs.. Tramontann &

Co,
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT Court FOR
Il the Fifth Circuit and District OF Louisiana No.
oS5l"-By yrtus OF writ of iert facias "a me d!.
reGfed in ,he above entitled sun. I will proceed to
sen % the highest bidder. on SATURDAY. February
Z. 1874 at twelve o'clock NJ. at the entrance to the
Customhouse. on Canal street. IN fhis CITY,.
1HE INTEREST OF Mrs. LOUIS. Pace. widow of
Rosa.lno Tramontana. in and TO q certain tract of
land. situated IN the parish of Orleans. on the
rig Mt ba' h of the N sssspp river, be Ow Algiers
having TWO aspsnts front or said river by forty arr
pents deep. bounded by tue property OF Peter
Marcy above and Adiien Cassa,a below being lots
Nos. !. and - On Ian OF Be. '.ai,. E1ssOn and
known as the Grove plaI 1of..
Sr.zad in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on She spot.
United States HaEsl.a.'a cicc. NV orleans.
January 1894. s. g. PACKARD,
'a3 /. fei Init. 4 States Marshal.