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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-07

To-day. exports embraced 1916 bales to Liver
@ '.S 60 evening
bales. asainst II 500 on last sunday and Monday.
and 676s last year making IN Aggregate since Fri.
!ee1 and ssli last ys.s Total since August 81.
MS,n3 bales, agsinst s70,9l7 last yesr-increase
The Exchange telegrams make the receiuts 1t
all the ports from u n. Saturday to II n. to day
1s:t - bale. ae.inst q os last week and 1875
: sns r.: s e'ss c.: :f sncs
ausuet 81. 3Sl7,s bales against ,O73 up to
cssnrdsy noon. March last yesr-iucrease s3l 7ss
Export. Friday and Saturday, to Crest Britain
oosec eSsnst s3e lsst week. and ssss last
week and 9ss ssS bales against so''
Stocks at Ill the delivery port. made nm "a II n.
- 4sa osss against ssssss lat week and 74s.sss
ToS1cco = Tho only sale. reported TODAY
We !, hhds old and 10 pex amount On
ttnue to quote . follows: Low lug. At 81 SSc
s LIB! sakslo'S Essa e lls0sks 4: = is
lt0l6c. Received since Saturday eve ming hhds:
exported none. Stock on hand by our running:
fsIlGars-Fssigits arc hardening, and 10 sd
The bulk q The Da:se.s Ao ~ .ppss1: 70
Mss. It &c IN ons for snsss Il
and consignment Of one for Liverpool at 7-l6d.
By stee@-Cotton to Liverpool, 7-lsd; to Bos.
ton, Proyidence and PAN River, vie New York, Sc;
to New York sl6c; sugar to New York % 50 y hid;
m0laesee ~ Dbl; rice Goo y Dbl
q s,l Cotton 70 Liverpool = 0l3 3sd; to Hsvre
kOl3 Ice; TO the Baltic -0kd; 10 Bremen Is l6c
70 ADtw.rp &c; to Malaga lc; 70 Boston and Provi.
SUGAk-Received this mornine ass hbds The
demard il good and the supplies sold
ct full previous prices: 81 0sNc for in
~ 07c for god mir TIC for fully fsir: Tic "a.
primes 7x07Ac for choice; 81 0sfe for seconds;
elaxt9ed. snA o. 0l0c for white cIari6ed.
MOLA6S16-Recoivedt this morning 2a8 bb]s and
IS half bblA Tho deDand ID good and the cup
plies cold as shout previous prices: 200aOc for
inferior fernenfin& 00asc for common ferment-
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COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to day summed up $50
bales mot including 800 bales u,henticated at
irregular but generally stronger prices, requiring
also the figures ana report Of the Exchange, ~
below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION,
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with WlSo0koWN - 49, -, =
The Austrian authorities consider the
usoi6cation Of tke Tuzkish pfoviness hope
The -,,treasneat. Of Royahs ~ llnasel-
menk incraaaiag. The position = beeon-
No snsargent leaders, o. sunday ~,
infarmed Baron 8adi0h, Governor o la
nna1ia. and the Austrian ooDmtssleoe0,
that they would require Turkey, - z go
dition of peace, to withdraw forty 80 1Sns
of her ltroopo from HerseRovmas ~ e.sy|
the ineureents, while remaining - - ~ y
treat With the Beys It this = relosea q ~ ~
leaders Of tho insurgenn noe sa -
Austria or some other povor Ply ="
armed interventioa. b.ren alco y; IN
formed them that thek conolCT ,1 wo:o
scnnIete neutrality, strictly guard the
frcrfier. and cease q relieve refugees ct the
v,...A March 6-It IL stated L. g.
UhobrSfich organised band Of insur-
eenfs IN Dalmatis, crossed the river ~
Teota and entered HerHegovina yesterday,
and intended to attack Most.
After tho pronulkation Of tho reform mr.
man in North Bosnia, the Tnrke foee IN
some villages, killed some Christians ana
drove 10 rest away.
A saneuipery cooalet b reported between
the Conmunisn and military IN cervis.
wAvcursrrn. March 6.-The Exansiuer
ssetea thet advjces from Prague announce
IA suspension Of Messrs. Kaufman T. Co.,
iar~a inon end cotton manufacturers. Liza
hiIifiee $500, 900. Austrian trade IL reported
at n complete etandstill.
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COGNAC BRANDIES!

OF fHD CBLRDRA11D BRAND
A. G. dRUKOw = CO., COGNAC.
1910, 1858, 1865, 1850 and lo50
200 CASES 1agle label, one, two and three staxa
For sale BY -
PAUL GELPI & BROTHER.
Se24 lot Up No. II Old Levee Tor Decaturl street..
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HON EIAlx az ]!
- 1eo1Sjk xSnak.


49, NV Qg1SAlk nlSU1l1oAI egssgx
.:.ay :s: !. Z The o,ss'is ss.a aesss
Is .ensy .ashse sentia.ea dun and nm
e: 81. e ees e s "a
AZ i 3 ~ VS.; 4. . s:ses = Sc
state col s6ls were StToog. Preniun loads we're
wv s1S as :ssss ~ e i;safs ~
of the Nev Ofleans Clearing Heass. br re Snow.
ag .h sspSss q tSs ssnsissse e s1 nss
xnDoUHcEA
Opaoao. g
Sisss@s HON.: .;: "a 1s'''''s =
p..:sas I'd i;s:isn s.ehsncs...... ssssss7 %
iSxe ION distant bsnn md bankers.. 5l3,6ls 06
S. s.: =: ::s ss;s g s s
Total. .9W 30
LIABILITIEs.
ClroulA1ion.. 81 60z $50 SO
Deposts .................. ......... l6.71O6ll Is
Due Distant Sanis md banksra...... i,2ls,oes =
Other cash liabilities. 603, l0 =
Total. 80 ;sol 1875 81
Decrease.
Specie. :. 666OOo
Cu1rency............,.... 5000
Loans. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sS,WV
DepO91fo. .....................' AzOsVVV
We continue to quote: Rxosptioaal commercial
d. and sscscd sss3s nominal Fist eless mort
eHge psper rules at 1910 p cent ? annum
second grade entirely nominal
new oRLnAm oLnARMa HOUSE.
MANI. March g.: rs, J. A'' sss !.
!hn: e. :ni q. rsss g ,sss'. y y
total week beioEe...... lO,7ss.asl s. sssSa6 81
Gold opened ct lNA 0lllL. against Han at Now
opening rates IN both markets. touching llsS dur.
ing the interim 1t New York. The .a'es summed
IL e: s sss rs 81 < S :as 81 g
No sales Of silver were reported American half
dollar weEe ssill quoted 1t losS sloSs and Mex
Under sss decline IN Aev York sight. fore en q,
change Wa little lower The %S. e. vas OF
a. se =. :. Sos g: 81 q xs ss. e So.
esoas DO q 9: ssh9s 8; slooo Al clear At ss 81,
The saiss q sssnes comprieea us 900 ecumercis',
ens raelns Is cco s. 20 600 and z7s 900 At ASA
AZ The close steriinc hi Is were quoted ct s5 $50
5 OS ior bill Of ladinx and Al clear, and at q
s fur scs sss sq anf
fh n Offering. Of New York sight being liberal
and the demand moro moderate, commercial was
quoted little Oh nom previous rates. Tho sales
cenprised e475 900. enbrscirg go 600 commercial
mercisl ct l.,6 go 600 d. and els 600 and 900
private bankerJ' 1t 10; $50 ono, $4,000 15OOO0
and 1l00.0e0 private bankers, and $780, and
SIS goo bank at par: and $1,000 private bankers'
at In p cent premium.
The banks continued to check on New York at
cent p1s%om The cS% n rc'ai sfht va:
On Friday.
Tho following 10 the ofncjal statement Of the
sales reported to-day ct the New Orleans Stock Rx-
change:
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER or JOSEPH JOUBT, BANKRUPT
In BAnkfuptcy-NO. 1444.

WHEREAS. JOSEPH JOuET, OF NEW Or
w leans, and district Aforesaid, duly declared
bankrupt under the act Of Congo ss Of March q,
1867, has this day filed in said court petition
praying for Q discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and ether claims provsble un-
itors who have proved their debts and to all other
persons in interest, that the twenty first day of
Of the same, and that they may then and there
attend and slow cause. if any hey have, why the
PRAYER of the said petition should not be granted;
and further notice 10 given, that the BANKRUPT
will undergo examination before Register Kel
lOgg on the eightes nth DAY Of March, A. D. 1876 at
IL A. N at his office. Customhouse building
Clerks Office, New Orleans March 3, 1876
mh4 II ID X. LOkW, Deputy Clerk.
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Mr.: Jalia 1ieseruqa VI. Joseph p.
Floed-fint Justice Court for the pslish Of
Orleans. Ma 1884
RY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIBRI FACIAS
- to NO directed by the honorable tue First Jus
tice Court In and for the parish Of Orleans, will
proceed to ell q public suctleo, on SATURDAY !,
chants and Auctioneeraf Exchange. on Royal street
between Canal and Customhouse streets
ALL THk HIGHT6. TITER AND INTEREST of
Joseph T. Flood. tho defendant herein, in and to
the successton Of his father, Matthew Flood, and
no. 37s Of the docket Of u honorable the Second
District Court Tor the parish Of leans consisting
Of certain lot Of 6found, situated in the Fret
District Of this city. and designated by the No. 3,
n the equare bounded BY Willow. Claiborne,
building and improvements rights Of ways etc.
measuring - feet front ON Willow street, BY l2S
ines.
Seised IN the above entitled and numbered SUIT
Terms. Cash ct tune Of sale.
tea mh7 Is Is \. OSULLIvAN. Constable.
william 3. Wall W. NIrs. Widow Eva
Kelly, T. Gallery ga, nishee-Seyenth Justice
~ facias TO me directed by the Hon. W.
Falls. Seventh Justice Of tho Peace for the per-
ian OF t)rleane In the above entitled cause win
proceed 70 sell ct public auction to the highest
bidder In front Of my warehouse, corner Of Berlin
Orleans On SATURDAY, March Is, 49, a. 81 WE'VE sS
o'clock n
TWO GRAY HORSES
ONE FOUR WHEELED SPRING WAGON
ONE SET HARNESS.
ONE SET DOUBLE Tram HARNpsS.
Seised in the above entitled suit to pay judg-
ment and costa.
Terms-Caah ON the spot.
mhs = is* c. c. PIPER, Constable
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!

G&zzzZ=-.lz.z---&
- :. = +
| f ! ] ] : ;
E|[A !!
li4=:=zz@E
Z=Il
ESTABLISHED 1910.
CONTINUATION OF THE
GENERAL GRAND RUSH
OLD RELIABLE CHEAP CASH FURNITURE
HOUSE
JOSEPH b. HUBBARD.
NJ 10sl snush R.v,v.vs Sssr..r r>~~>p ~
Perdido,
And Nos. "a, &c, SO, 80 and 90 Perdido street,
Offers - An inducement to his numerous patrons
WALNUT VICTORIA
BEDROOM SUITS,
From $50 upward.
Walnut Homemade PARLoR SUITS, from ess
upward.
Mahogany, Rosewood and Oak BEDROOM SUITS
at and below cost.
Double Walnut VICTORIA BEDSTRADS, from
go upward.
20 close out q lot, TERRY PARLOR SUITS
below cost.
Walnut Portable ARMOIRS, e15
DINING.ROOM SUITS, from $50 upward.
Walnut BUREAUS and GLASS only el2,
MIRRORS and GLASS DOOR ARMOIRs, very low
Walnut Cottage CHAIRS, SIS per dozen.
MATTRESS and SPRING BID BOTTOMS
Also . variety Of common Furniture, adapted for
country trade.
Special attention 10 called to the fact that
carry NO crooked stock.
Everybody in need Of FURNITURK win do we'll
to call and examine my stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere. Apply to
JOSEPH B. HUBBARD,
Manufacturer and Dealer In Furniture, corner Of
Rampant and Perdido streets. ja30 3m 2p
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE-CITY TAKES OF 1876.

DEPARTMENT % FINANCE,
New Orleans, March I, 1876. !
IL CITY TAX BILLS OF 1876 REMAINING
n unpaid ON the the thirty-frt instant will be
cent per am um interest and costs from that date
Urt then one per cent reta,e win be allowed
n hi tmh31 ED. PlLSBURY, Administrator.
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5|;;I;5,|s, ZEE:
The above drawings are published in the principal
papers, and drawn in public daily, at the rooms
Of the Company.
Witness our hands at New Orleans, Louisians,
this sixth day OF March, 1876.
II. PBRALTA,
ADAM 0IPFKN,
Commissioner
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UEd the favorable influence Of dispatches re.
porting Al sdvance Of Lied ct Liy erpool, with
sales Of 10 600 bsles the market opened with q
good d. maDd and although operations were re.
stricted by stringent pref ension, the part
Of factors, and uneatis' act0ry tferings yet the
regular prices. sme transactions showing
less strength than on Saturday. but others
increased buoy apcy, after which tho move
ment became more active and further trans
actions reported to the extent of II $50 bales
making total for the day noted above Of Is $50
ness this seas0n-H. 400 bales on January S. The
above. moreover. is probably few hundred bales
less than the actual business. Twenty. eieht
brokerage h0uses participated in the movent Mt,
showing that the demand wss general 40 we'll as
active. The dispatches from New York reported
an advance OF 10 in spots, but decline Of $500
3-l6c in futureA
Tho Exchange makes the amount on shipboard
not cleared (before today's exportsl l40 723 bales
embracing 1885 for Liverpool. "a, 800 for Havre,
3l.l47 for tho North sea, II 036 for Bremen, 1863
for Spain, 2449 for the Mediterranean, and 1898
iSl eoestwse porte leaving in pre es sgree,
We deduct from this the amount sold, but not vet
delivered, the balance viii be about Is coo bales
to represent the quantity unsold, . large part of
which 10 withheld from the market. in transit or
not yet sampled.
The Exchange reports "Sales IA 500 bales" Its
quotations. are Ialsed &c.
COTTON STATEMENT.
BaleA
Stock on hand September l. ls75..... 1876
Arrived since last statement...... 9,3l6
Arrived previously. 3O6 327-l,3 l5 643
TOtA:s...ss.sse....s..s. .-............l, u.s. 6l9
Vlo3feQ V0-0ey.. 4,9l6
Cleared prov10uDly....... ST. 267- 1872 1873
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WANTED.

MANITOBA POSITION AS COVERINGS, By
w young lady capable Of teaching English,
French and Music. references exchanged. Ad.
dress Miss c., 1t this office. nos
WANTED TO PURCHASES SIT OF
w meeting room furniture, including officers
decks. etc. Also q secondhand billiard table.
Address glass box No. POPS stating price, and where
the same can be seen. felS
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The following statement of the weather and
rivers 10 furnished BY the signal Service Office
nj Law
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FINE WINES! FINE WINES!
OF THE CELEBRATED BRAND
CRUISE & Fills FRERES. BORDEAUX.
1000 CASES of the following growths:
HKDOC,
ST. JULIEN.
ST. KSTEPBE,
MARGAUX,
CHATEAU BOULIAC,
CHATEAU GISCOURS
CHATEAU PONTET CANET
GRAND WIN CHATEAU LROvILLB
GRAND WIN CHATEAU MARGAUX
GRAND WIN CdATEAU LAFtTB,
GRAND WIN CHATEAU YQURM, MONOPOLR.
GRAVES,
SAUTRRNES,
HAUT EAUTERNES,
CHATEAU LATOUR BLANCHE.
For sale by
PAUL GELPl & BROTHER.
1e94 lot % No. Al Old Levee Tor Decatur) street
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bankruptcy-No.
TIME UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
u Of his appointment - assignee Of MICHAEL
DUNCAN. Of the city of New Orleans. parish Of Or
. bankrupt upon his Wn petition by tho district
court Of said district.
FRANCIS J. QCINLAN.
February is. 1876. felt Is milo
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Below high water mark Of 1870
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CQ31 0QARAMTRED Oh HONHY ARFUNDIO
xeRMWH-An infallible remedy for fevera
oBDMEoertain specific for chfllo ma Ssver.
0oatoinD no QuininA
vkO2UB-Hof female diseaeea
0uy nom your druegist u he keepe theee pama.
49, not, they can b had Ct l. r MO1RI6O6 &
cos, corner 81 4Agaslne and Canal stYeete
ia3o toe1 3p
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LOTTERIES,

STATE LOTTERY FOB MARCH 6, 1875.
CLASS IS.
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We continue to quote: KxcePt1onal oommeEcial
peper -O0 , cent y annum discount; % so
10, and second gEade nominal First class mort
me- papor rules 1T 1910 y cant 2 Annum
0ooond grade entirely nominal
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COTTON sTATENEN7

Stock on hand September l. 1875. 9,97f
Arrived since last statement...... 93l6
Arrived previously 3O6 327-l, 3l5 "a:
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Gold opened ct lNa 0lMS. against ll4A 1t Now
York, and after . fair business, closed ct the
opening rates III both markets. touching llsf dur.
ing the interim 1t New York. The ka'es summed
up o78 ,O00 embracing e3O0 NJ lli%; 3l5 QUO at
Has: $1,000 and e33 900 ut liz i OILS, and $1,000
u lis
No Gales Of silver were reported American half
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-11-09

ORPHANS COURT
Ornhans' Court meets every Monday and
Tuesday oc each week.
Chnf Judge-Wm. j. Black.
4xxuciates-Thomas Hollrunncr and Jno
lIiyhtms.n.
Register of WVls-Col. Joh" H. ho"zer
r1uuty Commissioners-.losr,ph WOOD
pr.S;Jcnt. Samuel Ilargc,t, Ezra Toms
Daniel Biscr of j., and A. X Simmons
/z.rh tn Commiss,oncrs-lI. F. Steiner
cyuectr ef state and C1""ty T"''s-G
W. Miller.
fsuuty surrcypr-Wm. II. Rams"urs
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
President. James w. Pcarrr; tommls'om-
William q Baker, James W. iroAe''
.Joseph Brown, Henry Boyle.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
District No. 15-Frcd'k White, M"cha,i'
;c.towu: c l.. Firor, Graccl'am; "m' .
Mcpherson, Catoctin Furnace
REGISTRAR Or VOTERS.
District No. l5-Dcrnarl Co!itlowcr
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CHURCHES.

NetAodit Episcolal-Rrv. Geo. +. Mayd
we'll pastor. Sabbath school at a. m. j
W. StocKsdae, Supl.
Lutheruu-Rcv. j. Sumers, pastor. Sac
bath school at . o'clock p. NJ. Jos l.. Web
limited Brethren--Rev f p. Ennk, pas
TOR Sabbath school at II O'Clock; j. W
Baltzell, Supe. .intcndcnt
Wyruca,n-Rcv. l.. p. Clcwcll, pastor
Sabbath school at 8 O'Clock; James Cree
ger. superintendent, 49,,
. Prvtestant Episcoml-ltcv. kilgour pas
tor. ,,.,.
Roman CathoHc-Rev. Father William
Hill.
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TWO MINUTES.

Joe was not half as goodlooking
but Jennie liked him a great dedI
better; and, indeed, it WAS only
sometimes that il caprice, sne fan
cied that she liked Mark Maldon at
all.
Joe Thurston was the driver aud
| Mark Mallon the fireman Of freight
train NJ. 80, viii h stopped regular,
ly all the year round at Redwood
station, to let lightning express No.
70 pass.
No. 90 whistled at l0l55 p. IN, in.
va,iably at Il Joe had Jennie in nis
arms, kissing her almost 10 death
This was of course, after they were
aarrled
| Jennie lived in the only house, and
kept the only store there vas in Red
wood. and all the company she had
after dark was her old grandmother
and her little dog-at least, till the
train arrived, ana then Joe and
Mark made their appearance.
Thus the counting was done. Some
how, although each Of Jennie,s lovers
kept IA sharp eye on the other, yet
both found opportunities to propose.
She accepted Joe, and when she in
formed Mark the next night what
she had done, he turned pa!e, and
then congratulated her, and when he
got on board his engine he was uu,
sober.
1t was tie beginning of his ruin;
and on he night Joe and Jennie
we're married-which was but brief
ceremony, as Joe was pressed for
time-Mark Mallon was not in a
condition to take his place on the
train. and Oh the day following the
company dispensed with his future
services.
From that time Mark, as the ex-
preston is, went to the bad. His
little savings he proceeded rapidly to
drink up, and this dissipation made
the usual changes, and soon, in ap-
pearance, manners, speech, and the
rest, he was different man.
Sometimes he dropped into the
little shop, and more than once Jen-
ME spoke to him in reproof, but with
gentleness and it was only when
she perceived that those we'll meant
reproaches made him a great deal
worse that she ceased to offer them.
It is terrible sight to see hu-
man being sinking in the dark and
dreadful pool in this way; but down,
down he went, and no mortal hand
could save him.
| don't know when or how it was,
but by peroeptible degrees Jennie
grew afraid of Mark Maldon. He
never uttered one word of love to
her after her marriage, nor had he
seemed to like her husband the less;
but, somehow, whenever she saw
Marks white and swollen face oom-
ing in at the door, or beheld, in the
distant wood, his bent and furtive
figure gliding softly over the broken
twigs and dry grass like ghost, her
heart felt nervous pang, and she
wished he would 90 away and live
somewhere else-or-(was it wick
ed?-that be might even die and be
at rest.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-11-09

A PARTY met at a public table
when the conversation turned upon
the subject of transmigration, Mr.
X. was firm believer in the doctrine
and was expatiating largely upon its
points, when he was interrupted by d
gentleman who was present with X.
what do you suppose yourself to have
been before your name was K, 1 dc
not know, replied X, 4 might have
been a pig, Cor aught | know Well
rejoined his friend, you have not al.
tered much-only got upon your hind
legs
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SOCIETIES..

4. r.. and 4. NJ, No. 155-Meets every
second and fourth Monday in each month.
Van b. Oslcr, Secretary.
x. Of Z. No. 67-Mcet every Friday
night. Il. of r. &. s., e. Harmaa.
l. o. Of o. r., No. 4G-Meet every
Thursday night. John Landers, Secy.
Nechanicstocn Mule and Female Sem,n.
ary-Rev. Victor Miller, Principal; Chas
L. Casscll. Secretary.
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sIECIIANICSTOEN.

; Buyess-J, Henry Cover.
fou.mixsioneys-E l.. Bobli,Z, Cias, r.
r,..rl Geo ". Slocksdalt, Nah Il. User
Clrk-E. l.. BobliH.
Tar Colttt1r-Calcb Pedolcord.
yyst,,,oster-John Root.
Cgnxt,bles-Caleb Peddcord ana Jol'i
A. Rcnner.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-11-09

A SLOW CoNvEET-A priest was
hearing confession, and boy came to
him and said he had "a very bad sin
in his mind.
"WelI, me good boy, come on wild
it, said his reverence.
"Augh, den, your reverence, I do be
always saying BE tho Holy Father
"You do?-that's very bad, me boy,
Now, how often do You be saying
thai
"3egorra, more than forty times a
day, your riverence.
go home now," said the priest,
"and get your sister to make you a
bag and hang it round your neck, and
every time you say BE the Holy Fa-
ther,' drop a little stone in it, and
come to me this dav week.
That day week his reverence was
as usual in his box, and he heard All
unusual noise in the church, so he
looked ont and saw his penitent drag
ging a sack.
"Tady Mulloy, what do you name
by such conduct as that in tie
church,
"Sture, your riyerence,' says the
fellow, "dose is all BE the Hoy
Fathers and de rest Of unls outside
on the dray.'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-11-09
CHANGE OF TINE
WESTERN MARYLAND Il. ROAD

x EE@1SIse EEss@;1SIse seS2T-x.kE.
IN and after Sunday, May Z, 1875
~ Passenger Trains will run as fol-
lows:
LEAVE MECHANICSTOWN
For Baltimore and Westminster at 7:O5 A.
NJ, and 3:43 2. M.
For Frederick at 705 A Nj and 3:57 P NJ
For Hagerstown, Williamsport and Mar
tinsburg at II A M and 7:40 z NJ
ARRIVE MECHANICSTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster at II
A NJ and TAO 2 NJ
From Frederick at II A N and 7:4O
p M.
EMMITTSBUEG RR-Trains Sonh
will leave Emmittsburg at $50 IN, and 3:
30 y IN, arrive at Rocky Ridge at 7;l2 m,
and 3:52 pm. Nor.h--Leave Rocky Ridge
at 1O:43 u m, and III p M, and arrive at
Emmitsburg at ll:O5 m, and 7,4O M.
I'M HOOD,
Genl Manager.
B.H. GRISWOLD,
Gen'l Ticket Agent.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-11-09

A four year old boy in Washington
county drank half pint Of lye, and
is expected to recover, though the
doctor says he will never be good for
anything but to edit a political news
paper.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-11-09

"But That inryman is deaf" expos
tulatea man at the opening Of case
"On, that's all right" whispered a
bailitf' in reply, 1.-The sheritt.s told him
on piece Of paper what kind of a
verdict is wanted,