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E'snbaEp Spl-der.-State OF Michigan,
County OF Van Buren,, SIS. At a session OF the
Probate Court. for the County OF Van Buren,,
holden at the PROBATE Office, in the Village OF
Paw Paw, on oaday the twenty-siXth day OF
April, in tn wear one thousand eight hundred
and seyenty-iive. Present-George w. Law .on,
Judge Of Probate In the matter Of the 4. tate
o. PATRICK DUNN, deceased. On reading and
filing the petition, duly verified. OF Nancy
Dunn, daughter of said deceased. PRAYING. for
reasons therein set forth, that administration
OF The estate OF SAID deceased may be granted
to Charles NJ. Odeii. or TO some other suitable
person. IhereurOn IL Is Ordered. that Mon
day, the thlrtv-tic-t day OF Nav. 1875. &c ten
O'Clock IN The forenoon. be assigned for the
hearing o sad petition, and thaJ an persons
in sai1 estate, are required to appear
at session Of said Court, then t. be holden at
the Probara Office. IN tine Village Of Paw Paw,
and shoW CAUSE, II any tnore be, why the PRAYER
OF the pCuti uer suoGld not be granted And
II Ia further Order5r. that SAID petitioner give
notice TO tue persous interested ~ SAID estate,
OF tie penGeucy OF said petition ana the hear
ing thereof. by causing a copy OF this Order to
be published m the pRUE NOBTIWENER. q news
paper priu5ed and circulating in sad County Of
Nau Buren,, for tiree successive weeks. AT
least previous 10 said day OF hearing l04St3
GEO ". LAYTON, Judqo of Probate.
i true COPY. G ". LAYTON. IN &c Of Probate.
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Dr.. u. >. GRANTS
FLUID LIGHTNING.
The instant and Infalhbe Cure for
Neuralgia Nervous Headache. Tooth.
ache. PIeurisy.

HCIt. FItWTINNs
Crick ia the Neck and Pans in the
Back and Side.
Fluid Lightning acts instantly and effect
permanent cure when all other remedies fail.
1t does not redden OF blister the skin, IL per-
fectly safe aud instantly cures 10 out OF 20
cases OF nervous pains. Call and try It'll; costs
YOU nothing The wonderful success OF this
remedy has led uuprincipled persons to initiate
1t. None genuine that has not DR.. Grams lik e.
ness on tue label Sent to any address, charges
prepaid. on receipt OF price. One dollar per
bottle; SIX boitls for So Manufactured aud
forssle by CRAM a MELCHER, Chicago, Ills.
Sold by all the Druggists OF Paw Paw. 1913
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sisni .-Is';grr.'.a 'iA}c By virtue
OF license, 70 me granted by the Probste Court
for the County of kalamazoo, Michigan, / shall
sell at public auction, to be held nc the front
door OF tue Court House, in the village OF Paw
Paw. IN the County of Van Buren, and State of
Michigan on Tuesday. tic Goth day Of April.
1875, three O'Clock IN the afternoon OF SAID dav
all the right, title and interest OF Aionzo Hub
bard deceased, held al the time OF bls decease
IN and TO the following descrbedreal estate, to-
wit; The undivided one-haf Of the northwest
quarter OF the northwest quarter Z -ecrion
fourteen (14), and the undivided one nall OF
the northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter
OF section fifteen Q5), in town two (2) south,
OF range thirteen 03) west, in the County OF
Van Buren, and State OF Michigan I03St7
Dated February 18Th 1875.
WILLIAM 3 SOL rHARD. Administrator
Of the estate OF SAID Alouzo Hubbard deceased
The above sale is postponed until Monday,
the 18Th day Of July, 1875, az the same ulace.
aud az the hour of three o'clock T. NJ
Dated Apr 20th 1875. 10i7t13
WN. i. SoUuHARD. Admir- etc
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THE SOUTHERN HAprIsTs


Fro ,he Independent.
The Southern Baptis,s have been
bol6juc a convention i'm Charleston. 8.
q \ DELEGATION Of Noftaen Bap.ists
We. rresant and the most importaut
acton seems 10 have been the adoption
Of ~4so,utiors offered by Dr. Curry.
th~,w.sg the ras]7 Of educating and
eya..-el;ziuc the freedmen on the pso
r ~ the North. "vho have precipi.
Jared tbis chance . DR. Curry who IS
- Influential y man a. tbe Southern
Parti.,. c,n bo,st s.5d s,,nc ,bin,s
thai nust have souude6 ,o the Northero
VISITORS like q r.surrac,,o, of treason.
Tai. fLi~ as specimer The man
w. t.. .,yoro IN n,Iold rho Aao. ~ .La
''''." .'a''9 an" WIZ "o"l9 'Ir "D'
l.---' ana CARRIES 'uo arms VI tuo "'','
.''''' ~ 'O"p'0. ~ =" ''ai'O' u "C
,.'.'"' MS S"o'" against ene ''''''
"".e'> " 'o' V''" ''''0 '''i''
''@.o MN - ~
1T. curry Is 'aiKeu OF as C.hi'el
o'''e> senator: Inc puiPlts oil the
'''' were ~ Invitation coupled ny o't
us 'ierg{ me" ]" attendance, "''Gl' was :,
taAeh advantage OF by DE-. d. Ia.
U-a'e>' the editor @! the H"f''%i' 81
hpA'S' lenn', Tor one OF the gro,'eSt
pieces OF indecorum we ever heard Of
re preached IN st johns Lutheran
church The pastor of the church sat
WIN MIN IN the desk wearing his gown
DF. Graves preached a sermon an hour
ana a ha'f III length denouncing the
Lutheran church. its robes, its ceremo
ma It's ordinances, and doctrin". lie
Is ID the naolt OF saying that one of
tne great sins OF the Northern Baptlsts
Is that 'hey ADMIT clergymen OF other
o'aies into their puipIts.
prpr,c SCHOOLS avn nr,,o,o,..
sTprcrIov 'NN'0'0o' IN
From me New York w,tna..
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adopr this mode or advertising my business
instead o. employing agents. My object is. 10
reduce Inc expense OF rho business as much as
possible so Dv purchasing OF me you pay no
agent fees. You can also save the expense Of
delivering tho work If YOU choose besides YOU
can select the Marble yOur-cifand see the sytle
OF IT. as it will be- 50 there is no possible chance
for being deceived or beng disappointed.
Ey taking tins course. there l. q saving Of
from twenty TO thirty per cent according 10
how far the purchaser comes.
tou can readily see that the money save by
not keeping agents goes TO the purchaser in
stead o. the agent.
Agents claim that they can furnish work
cheaper That cannot be done. unless done by
Apprentices. / furnish no work of that class
as employ no Apprentices.
Ny work and material cannot be questioned.
az Patronize home, If you can, and save
money bv so doing. Sl3
The New York herald., 1875-07-17
HORSES, cARHIA9Es. &C.

A CITY hAENtH AtoTI5x s H SHRf AND Y. rArrEasALs
Magos SHA BHEkER
H4sHAF EVHk4 8 zsb Nsss5ts f
rwENrYFoUR HOURS allowed allowed for trial ON avery
THIS Is HI only auction martin the State having the
large driving track entirely under and plenty
'0'" ''' 'eITlSiiE cATAloSuE OF SALE THI; DAY
COMMENCING Win VII 4 SleSn ssne%sn. splendid private
enass 10 q ya sss' oa
ranIOd sound and kind also Victoria built By Adams
A M III GREAT EVENT
BUURBoN COUNTY iKentucky
OF Fltra TaE fAsTEsT aEAs fnLR
ALL GATED p9s FsEaiGS Riij S'stn5 ss%SDLr HORSES,
,un coSsyyiu yusT iEIx ARRlvED ls ~ from Kentpsky,
mS:t pr0Rl;iHs lS@SS SrS fS9nPTshSg 9P
ness ne mare gOss all gaits Brown gedlng EYx UhlhF
sgd S mare 'fSe
h iss s ns SfS 81 R Sass
aid iSH high ioaled lss1; can pace mile n 22s and
S:'o single q dopole. EsSy Mare coLLoSH by Eng
Ing cxcLXWNY by American Clay i5I nigh; toalcd
oSe PSI s ens alaas pa Ss
Bad Eagle, lSI high; ioaIed lstS can irot " three
ioaled 1859 can trot 10 three minutes Brown Gedlns
ADAlE, By Alexanders Norman. l55t high; loacu 1858
can trot II ? ~ Bay Gclding iAKRY HOWARD, by
Roscoe 5H nigh: foaled 1869; elegant saddle aud har
ness Horsei can trot N 2:6J Brown Colt NERO, by
khlno 5s high foaled loTJ can tro in three minutes
Gray Gedlng GhAYsoN, oy Dau BELL lS'4 hlghi foaled
Bay Marc GENEVA by Roscoe, l3ls high foaled 1859;
BY herr: Sa@brno palchcn iSss high; foaIod SCi can
trot IN three minutes sorrel Mare CLARA by Litile
Ned li5s high; foncd ls7J; unequallod for ladies'
cnilirens use gray Mare MARQUlTf by kipton 151s
high oaleu ls67 trot three heats inside vi 80
ABOVE are all warranted In every particular.
SINCE TUESDAY last the above stock have been rid
den and driven by large number OF gentlemen. who
have all pronounced them to be better repre-
scntcd.
lMMkuTATKIY AFTER above will be offered
BEAUTIFUL BAY trottIng Mare, got by Clark Chief;
lha hsh. years old game prompt steady and relt
aoie driver and great pole mare; has trottsd IN 7H
and Is warranted sound and kind.
NO TOP Pony Phaoton
HANDSOME AND FINELY gated bay trOttina Marc I
pedigree at sale lsk high, years old nne; handy
ranled sound and kind.
JENNY LIND Wagon.
Tor SIDE bar Road Wagon.
THIRTY OTHER top and no top Road WagouA Ex
press and Business Wagons. Carriages 40.
TEN OTHER Horsos
FULL DESCRIPI ION At sale.
sALEs NEVER postponed on account OF weather.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
usEMExrs-Fmsr PAor-sixtn column.

.MgsEMEXTs-Fmsr 1naI ns PAcr-siTta column.
.eoDna rAcIaa soS%n soS%
soARp AIp LopdISG w3NTEbsrcorxspD PaSnFrst
BRooKE9N. REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-s.coSD
Bus1ssfEssss o1PipofRTWSIirIEs-NrsrH pAeu
CRY RExL ESTATE Toa sALE-sEcosSD LE D0is f1GG-First
CLERKS AND sALEsMES-sxvrsru P4Gr-secOnd
coAcHMES AND GARDENERs-srvrsrn PAor-sscOnd
coAsTwisE sTRAMsHIrs-sIvrxIu PAcH-Four,h
COUNTY, RoARD--sSeosp P4Gu-seeopd column.
PWELISG To AND
EuRofn1Ss srsAMs aiPs@ssvEsSn fiGs-fSiSd and
KxcuHsioSSMsEVsSru sS1 PAax-Finh and sixth columns
hoon Alp s9qR TO
sKyRSTH pAcE-rhird column.
EEs Pasar and
HELP is'S1I r4or-seoond col
HoRsEs.+ CARRIAGES. &c,-Frnsr pAsE-rhird and
fourth columns. n
HOUSES. Rooms &c. WASTED-sryrsru PAGE
INsTRuGrioN@FInsr PAcr-Fiah column
LgTgsE os Is1 iEASSo6SEsT eCSmn
MACHfNERYNFIasr rAcE-Fiiih Column. ''NA'A
MARBLE MANTELs-- SEVENTH PAGE-sixtn column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADvEkrIsEMENFs-TxSrn PAGE-
MIsCELLxNEO 0s--sRcosD PAcE-second column
NEM rtGtIsrth column column
PERSONAl-fIRsF PAGK-Flrst column
PIANoFoRTEs, ORGANS. &C-FIRsr PAcn-sixth
POST OFFICE NOTICE. Flnsr PAcE-Fifth column.
fkoPRsHY OUT Of cirY PoR SALE OR TO
To
REIIGiOUs NoTIcEs-Frnsr PAoz-First and second
columns.
REwARDS-FtRsr PAeE-Second column
SALES AT AUCTION-FRsr PAGR-Fourth and hfth col
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
SITUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAar-sec-
ond column.
SPECIAL NOTlCEs-FInsr PAcE-second and third col
SUMMER RESO RTs-SEcoSp PAcE-second column
THE TRADEs-SEvENrn PAcE-second column.
THE TUkF-FIRsr PAcR-Third column.
To LET FOR BUSINESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Third column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-sEyESrH PAcE-Fourth and
fifth columns
UNFUKNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SEVENTH PAoK-1hrd column.
WANTED TO PUKCHASk-SRvKxTH PAeE-Second
WATCHES JEwELRY. &C.-sEyEsrH PAeE-second
YACHIs. sTEAMBoATs. &C.-FIRsr .PAoE-sixth
column.
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PERSONA

PERSONAL.
A UGGsTE BAUME, FROM DIES BoIs. swITZER-
"A land, died In Boston. Any information about his
death, family uf any, and. succession, will be most
thankfully received.
CONSULATE OF SWITZERLAND New York.
A UFFoRDERUNG Observation-Disclosures FUER
"A die Carl Flemmings chen Eheleute battenberg,
Biedenkopp, Hessen. KAISERLiCH DEUTsChEs.
General Cousuiat
The New York herald., 1875-07-17

CHERlFF'S SALE OF HATS, CAPS. &C.-s. HER.
y NAN, Sherifis Auctioneer sells this day Saturday.
order granted by Hon. J. Joachimsen one Of the
Justices OF the Marine Court OF the city New York
large stock OF felt silk ana straw Hats Caps Umbrellas
Store Fixtures, DC.
WIN. c. CONNER, sheriff.
B. GALLIGAN, Deputy.
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AZ the Stable 2y5 Mercer street.,
TWEEN WAVERLEY AND CLINTON PL4

A UCIlON SALE .. THIS DAY
"A THIS Saturday MORNING, at 10 o'c.cck
at fve story brown stone mansoiL
No. AZ West 18th st 5h avenue,
handsome Househols Furniture
Two elegant iOur round ~ octave Iiancfortes
tStcnwaJ's and Decker Bros);
elegant Paror suits. in satin and brocatc rich dining
suits, Turk sh ANA spanish Lounges Asy Chairs
Marguerite, Centre AMI Console 1ablss; fine oil paip
inss. Bronze Figures, Clocks; mante pier ani other
Mirrors three bookcases desks Library rabies. Tureih
Suit Fab0 nie solid waln aud Chamber sets
richly inah ebony AMI pilt; pain Bedroom sets Bed
steRds. Dressing Cases. Bureaus Wasastands Cnair,
Rockers bedroom Loungas, ~ hair aud sDring Mll
trcsses extension Table Bufct; Chairs. IN eatAer. Sill
yerwaro yrnckcry, rep and haircoth suits ~ Carpcu
hall stand, Kitchen Furniture &c. B.-Sale positva
Goods packed aud snlpped Tor purchasers
NOBERr 9 CnSHlN, Aucuonoer.
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SALES Az AUCTION.

DY J. W. CAMPBELL. JK., AuCTIONEER-sELLS
ID this day, commencing lD% O'clock, at 6T Thra
FOrtyfourth street-Entire fixtures. Furni
all other contents OF that large well known dining
saloon and restaurant Buyers, dealers specially in
yltcd.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.-Sl5C01 WORTH
IA OF lnagninccnt household Furniture
TilS DAY Saturday nt iD5t O'clocS K
NJ private residence II East rwontoth street
near Broadway. $50 lots BY catalogue.
comprising "a octave Pianoorte, iour round corners
with an modern improvements attacncd magnificent
raror suits latest style aud rich covers; Elageres
BOOKCASE, Wnrdrobes. OIL Paatngs, Mirrors Bronzey
Clocks, Curtains. Vases Tables Dedstcads Dressing
Gases bureaus sprinx ana hair Mattresses Carpets
emma, HlaAs Aho flatedware Kitchen and servants
Furmture &C. HENKf ziNN, Auctioncer.
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KENTUCKY STATE LorTERx.
SINGLE NuMBER SCHEME
Nuthorized By special act Of the Legslaurcl
sIMNoys DICKINSON CO., Managers
To be drawn at Covlngton, KY, JULY, 81 1873
$4,000 10 be dhributed among the holders Of tickets


APPROxIMATR PRIZES
OF 81 900 approxlmating to 10000 are..,... $500
Of 1873 approxlmatng TO 2O00O are, ...,.,. $50
Of Loo approximating 70 lU,UO0 are. .,..' lOO
hOO trizes OF SiV aro''''..., .,....,...,... s00U
$50 Prizes, amounting 10 sSo0OOo
whole tickets $40; Halves s5i Quarters, % 81
Send for circular.
Address all orders to
sIMMoNa DICKINSON CO., covlnr,op, Ky.
The New York herald., 1875-07-17

by lsIDoRE J. swARsKoPP, AUcTLoNEER-WILL
ID sell O'Clock. "a avenue b. entire Furniture OF pri
family Bedsteads. Bureaus. Car1ets WardroDes,
Crockery &c. also Fancy Gocds Notions, Cutlery, gen
era Merchandise. 10 nne sewing Machines one Grocers
Wagon &c, without reserve.
The New York herald., 1875-07-17

WooDEN BOXES FOR Toys,--wAxrED, KarI.
square By ~ hish address A. n a. tSf Noaf6s street
brooklyn
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AMUsEMENTs

CILMoRE's CONCERT GARDEN
~ p Q orr,,op date Hippodromel n,....o.
TAX MOST MAGSiiiGEXf q ARDEN liz fiHE wosTD.
PEsr Esr BaSp nlSh ns eofi % fk
II, .ThE THE WORLDS GELkIEsT coRNErIsI
Will appear every evening the choicest selectonA
sT&SGh 6p is FFosRI1lSiyMRRu 9 Iliy Ru'iSti EiessfGx Fly
A MOST ATTRAoriyE pkoGkAMxs FOR LADIES
AND CHILDREN, ABouNnING IN
The NOS DELIGHTFUL haSoRT9 FOR A SUN.
AER AFTERNOONS RECREATION
PROGRAMME FOR ,,,y IvN1GHr sATuRDAD.
l. Overture 'Jubeln .......................W Weber
Waltz 'Am schonen Rhine ........... Kciar seis
T. solo or corneI Carnival de- Venice; fsc9anini
Mr. NJ XRaTCKLE s--'-'
oss ihe cart bowsd Howiii sa9s,
sung by Mr. A. SOHsr;
T. cornst solo. Robert To- que 'aime .Aeyerbeei
THIS Interesting musical melange is universally ad.
mite to be the most popular aud effective arrange
nlent OF national aud fayorite melodies yet pro.
duced II includes the Russian Hymn. March and
and Tarantele; "Partant Pour ia syrie." with va
rianons Tor corneL euphonilm and full bandi
Cracoviennc, 'Cachuca;" drums, chlmes and grand
nnale; closing with the universal anthem :-Eng-
segnc Den Ksiset 'dG unea
g. March, "sante to New forE Gilmore
Nauona air.
THE star Spauged Banner.n
Saturday Attcrnoon, At two o'clock.
Matinee Performances. Music by serenade Band OF
selected Musi clans
Admission 20 cents: private boxes admitting four 81
music from TO o'sloek delightful resOrt for ladies
Season tickets iuO performances $50; half season
tickets Tor nifty performances. $2o packages OF twelve
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were two circumstances that would materially
bolster prices throughout: first, the supposi-
ton that there would be great falling on in
summer hogs, but, As the receipts have been
Iareer than calculated upon, this support falls
to the ground; secondly, that, like last year,
pork would be shipped out rapidly during
March, April and May; but We find that but
a moiety Of last years shipments have been
made, and, with our present stock, it would
require q. shipment Of 10000 barrels per
month to exhaust our stock up to November
/. When We see by the weekly reports that
not one-half of this amount is being for
warded, and, if there is dearth of orders for
thirty days longer. we look for the future
months deliveries on pork to be materially
discounted, the effect of which will be that
pork will sell down to q basis upon which il
can be shipped out for Legitimate trade and
consumption.
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HARNESS HOTEL.
Mississippi City, Miss,
rs NOW OPEN. THE PROPRIETORS FIND
! ing the want Of a neverfailing supply Of ice,
have built large ice house, and filed it direct
from Boston. The Sulphur Spring is inclosed,
and the grounds prepared for the reception of large
excursion parties. Two thousand persons can be &C
commodated. The Illumination of the lawn, 80
highly appreciated last season. is prepared for.
fine Band is engaged. Good Bathing and Fishing.
An abundant supply of Oysters For terms, etc.,
apply to J. d. MAYER q %.
NB.-All trains will stop at Barnes HO ell Station
when requested except the light express. apo Am
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Total.

Total $1Oz,AoU
Thus the loss upon these four articles with
in the four days amounts to about $7OO,OOO,
the penalty of speculative boarding. Besides
this, must be reck ,ned loss, ct the rate OF
81 As per Dbl on pork, and IS cents per !OO
lbs on lard. on the stock Of provisions; which
have been as much q subject Of speculative
manipulation as grain. This fall has placed
the supplies of produce at tho West within
easier reach of export orders, and We may
now hope that q considerable amount OF
commodities may enter into our exports
which have long been held back, with conse-
.auent derapgement Of our exchanges and an
artificial stimulus to our expectation OF
sspecie.-Neso York ButIetin, 18th Wt.
The Future or Mess Pork.
A Chicago circular which We find copied in
the Courier. Journal Of the Goth inst, argues:
We have now on hand here 100, 600 barrels
mess pork with prices at $40 ~, against
$4,000 barrels same time last year at SIG So
or difference Of 81 80 per barrel, and when
we reflect that even with the small stock OF
Qasts year, pork, which was $24 so in early
October, declined during the last ten days OF
October SIS per barrel, with but 5000 barrels
here, showing that the excess of quantity and
the extravsgant prices will assert themselves
at the latter eud of the season. 1t must be
remembered that mess pork, unlike any part
of the hog product, is an article whose use is
confined only to defined locations in the
States. the tanadas and the West Indies,
while lard and cut meats are articles of the
worlds consumption; and that while capital.
lists here are willing to employ their capital
and warehouses to carry the pork at 80 to 35c
per barrel per month, the day of reckoning
will come sooner or later, or as soon as pork
is required to be paid for, or the margins Of
the Changers (who are the principal owners OF
future pork shall have been exhausted, when,
if the law of supply and demand obtains ct
all, we will see . heavy, sudden decline IN
pork.
In early March it was thought that there
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7NHE NATIONS OF THE WORLD IN COUNCIL
ST. PATRICK's HALL,
May 81, juno L, 2, and 4.
FIVE NIGHTS WITH THE WORLDS REPRE-.
SENTATIvES
PROCEEDS TO GO INTO THE BUILDING
FUND OF THE
LITTLE CHURCH ON CANAL STREET"
The first part will introduce AMERICA Eight
characters Greenland (Esquimaux), United
States-North Brother Johnathan), West
North American Indian), South (Planter) Pa
cifc States (AIiner), Mexico Mexican RIDER,
South American States brazilian Hunter and
Patagonia (Native).
The second part will introduce EUROPE-Twenty.
five chalac England (Csckney), Ireland
(Peasantry male and female) Scotland (Righ
lander and Lassie), Sweden (Peasantry, male and
female), Lapland, Finland, Iceland, Holland Rus.
sia fNobleman and Cossack) Hungary, United
German States (Germania) Switzerland (Shep
ersess), Greece tmale and female) Italy (Brigand
Poland. Austria (TyroD, Sicily, France (male and
| f.male), and Spain (Isull Fighter).
The third part " ill introduce ASIA, AFRICA and
ISLANDS - Thirteen Characters - Sandwich
Islands, New Zealand, Egypt, Caffr Tribe
| Chief. China Japan, Arabia, India, Siam,
| Kamtschatka Hindoostan, Persia and Turkey.
| The costumes have been made expressly for the
occasion, and are rich and varied and faithful in
their representation.
The Stage in the Hall will be enlarged and well
| lighted.
! Only limited number Of tickets will be sold foI
each evening SO as to insure seats to all who buy.
| The Programme will be changed every evening
and will comprise rich Musical and Literary Trea
| on each occasion.
| PROF. PHILIP GRUELING,
| Musical Director.
Buy your tickets early SO as to secure seats.
| ADMISSION-FIFTY CENTS my15 I'd
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CTAR PLANNING MILL

CTAR PLANNING MILL
AND
LUMBER YARD,
Corner Calliope and Rampant Streets, lone square
above the New Basin)
NICHOLAS CONNELL, Proprietor.
Always on hand q large assortment of Rough Vel
low Pine Lumber Cypress etc., etc. Also dressed
flooring ceiling, etc, weather boards, sashes, DOORS
blinds and mouldngs.
Orders left at Box 80, Mechanics and Dealers Ex-
change will meet with prompt attention my4 6m
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yXIANTED-Secondh Carriages and Buggles;
w any one having such and wishing to dispose OF
L. 7. MADDUX, IS Carondelet street dealer in car
riages. my14 If
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coupon is attached to each ticket and entities the
holder to a chance in the following valuable prizes
FIJI st Prize ODe elegant GOLD WATCH.
Second Prize-One SEWING MACHINE.
Third Prize-One Pair GOLD BRACELETS.
Fourth Prize-One SILVER CUP.
The prizes to be drawv on the dancing platform
at 2 o'clock p, M,
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VTTANTED-By young married man, situation
w in any branch of business where he can make
himself generally useful. References and security
given if required. Address Worker" Bulletin
Office. my4 If
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DLADON SPRINGS, ALA.-Ths Famous Wa
ID tering Place will open for the season JUNE 1.
Boats leave Mobile everv Tuesday and Saturday
Evening, at o'clock, arriving at B)adon next morn
ing. Board per Day 81 so, per Week sl5 per Month
$50 Children and colored servants half price.
fSAACSON SEIXAS e. CO., Grocers 48 and so
Canal and 67 Common streets agents for the sale
of the Bladon Water in barrels, and are
to make arrangements with families for the season.
and will furnish further information.
j. CONNER e. CO.,
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yNANTED-By Lady, room with board in a
w private family and alsowith bathroom. Rates
must be moderate for the summer. Address Lady,
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