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AUCTION SALES.
BY Mash q Hcdgson.
SALE FOR PARTITION.
THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY.

John I. Pettigrew. tutor ys. Mrs. Margaret 3.
Nugent-feeond District Court, parish of
Orleans, docket No. 49, OCT.
pY Nash Il HUDGSON-W, T.. Hodgson.
ID Auctioneer-0 ONCE, No 10 Carondelet street.
On SATURDAY, March 9, 1877. at II o'clock m,
at the st Charles Auction Exchange. in. the
basement rotunda of the st. Char es Hotel, in
this city, by virtue and in pursuance of an order
and ju igment of the Hon. A. L. Tissot Judge of
the Second District Coult for the parish of Or
leans. signed and dated January 20, 1877, docket
No 80 OCT IN the above entitled matter, at public
auction. will be sold a. .-..-......
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on, situated in the Third District of this city. Ia
the square bounded by Victory. Frenehmen.
Moreau and Etysiah Fields Streets designated
as lot No. g. on a plan by, Louis Bringier, Bur
veyor General, dated July 27, 1871, and meas
uring "a feet front on Victory street, by depth
OF 1923 feet more or less) between parallel lines.
TERMS AND oNDITIoNs-O ne-third cash on
the spot, and the balance at one and two years,
with eight per cent interest, special mortgage,
with vendors privilege, per cent for attorneys
fees in case Of suit, insurance and transfer of
policy, and all other usual security clauses, TO
be embraced in the mortgage, from day of sale
until final payment.
Act Of sale before M. r. Dueros, notary public,
ct the purchasers expense, including the taxes
due and exigihle in 1877. ia2s fe1o II "a mia
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:
PaUP0sALs ron .IrS BONDS.

DEPARTMENT or FINANCE, |
City Hall, New Orleans. February II. 1877.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ until WEDNESDAY. March 81, 1877, at II
o'clock m for the sale to the city OF One Hun.
bred Thousand ttooooo) Dollars of BONDS Of
the City of New Orleans ana of the late cities of
LETTERS n and Carrollton. A II bids must state
the class of Bonds and amount of accrued inter
est thereon, and offers must include both prin-
cipai and interest. No bids will be considered
at a higher rate than the parity Of Premium
Bonds.
The Council reserves the right to reject all or
any bids and answers will be given the follow
ing day at 10 a. m.
Bids must be directed to the Commissioners
of the Consolidated Debt
J. @. DEM I, Administrator.
fa1T 81 mia 10 IT u
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BY g. e. Eirarsey.

UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THE
CRAWFORD SUGAR PLANTATION,
Situated in the parish of st. Mary, on beth sides
of the Bayou Teche.
SUCC ESSIoN OF THE LATE L. r. GEN EREs
No. 1894, Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans.
RY. G. T. GIsARDEY, AuCTI0NEER. OF
- fee No, 81 Camp street-SATURDAY, Harch
g. 1877, at u O'Clock NJ at The ST. Charles Auction
Exchange. in the rotunda Of the st. Charles
Hotel in q city Of New Orleans, will be sold at
public auction, by and in pursuance. Of an order
District Court Tor the parish of Orleans. dated
the 12th OF January, 1875, and rendered in the
above entitled succession, the following de-
The undivided 4s-183 interest and ownership
Of a certain tract of land a. sugar plantation,
known as, the Crawford plantation, measuring
seven and one-haif arpents front by the usual
depth OF forty arpents on each side of the Bayou
Teehe, in the. parish of st. Mary, bounded on
late David Hays, and below by lands of Eugene
sennette, Esq. together with all the buildings
and improvements, rights, ways. and privileges
OF husbandry' live stock, farming utensils, aps
paratHs, machinery, fixtures, plows, carta, seed
cane and everything belonging or IN .anywise
appertaining to said plantation. The entire,
according TO plan of subdivision by. Thos. Il.
Wilson, Parish Surveyor, filed in the matter
of NJ. A. Monteie vs. Mrs, Lavine Crawford, ct
als.,- O. $500, District Court TOR the parish of
st. Mary, Louisiana.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS One-third cash on the
spot. balance at one and two years for notes
specially secured by mortgage and vendors
lien on the property, bearing all the usual
clauses of 8 per cent per annum interest from
the day of sale until final payment: per cent
attorneys fees, in event Of suit to enforce pay
ment on any portion of the price, policy of In
suranee transferred to the holders of the notes,
and the purchaser TO assume payment of the
taxes for 1875 due and exigible In 1877, over the
price of adjudication.
Act of sale at the expense of the purchaser
before James Fahey, Esq Notary Public.
ja27 fe3 10 II "a mh3
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Southern Shoe Factory
OF JOHN HANSEN,
as and rs Canal street. New Orleans.
TO ALL SOUTHERN CITIZENS.

TO ALL SOUTHERN CITIZENS.
lam of the same opinion as yourselves and
turing interest of our native State In order to
help the laboring classes and keep the money.
which would otherwise go to the North, at home
using the best material and paying my hands
promptly, have been enabled to extend my
business and support 500 women and children
that would have otherwise left the State. In
order still to Increase my Factory. I would
earnestly call upon the merchants, not only OF
the city but of the whole country. to give me
decll ~ JNO. HANSEN.
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PROPOSALS. FOR .oAl.

DEPARTMENT or WAFERwoRKs AND J
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Office. No. 80 Dryades street, o. J
New Orleans, Feb. %, 1877.
CEsLED PROPOSALS. WILL BE EEGEIVED
Dat this office until WEDNESDAY,, the path
day Of February, 1877, at 10 o'clock M. for the
sale to the ely. of New Orleans. FOR CASH"
one flaiboat load Of Pittsburg Coal. to be deli
vered within the Waterworks enclosure.
The city reserves the right to reject any and
all bids. JAMES u. EDWARDS,
Admir- Waterworks and Public Buildings.
fe24 st
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OFFICE FURNITURE, IRON SAFES, arc.
SUGGESTIONS OF THE LATE L. r. GENEREs
AND J. J. LEONCE ABAT,
As members of the late firm of Abat Il Generes.

sUocEssIoNs or THE LATE AT, +, r, GBNEREs
As members of the late firm of Abat L Generes.
Nos Ss444 and 2s5so-second District Court for
the parish of Orleans.
10y G. +, GIRAEDEY, Auetioneer-Off No.
ID 81 Camp street WEDNESDAY, the 7th
March, 1877 at II O'Clock a. M, at the Office No.
100 Cnstomhouse, between Royal and Bourbon
streets, will be sold at public auction by and In
pursuance OF two several orders from the Hon.
A. L. Tissot, Judge of the Second District Cout
for the parish of Orleans, dated the Goth Feb
ruary, 1877 and rendered in the above entitled
ONE FINE, LApaE IRON SAFE. DESKS and
other OFFICE FURNITURE
TERMs-Cash on the spot. fe24 mia 81
SUBURBAN. PLANTATION. CITY PROPER
TY. ETC.
SUGGESTIONS OF L. r. aENEREs AND J. J.
Leonee Abat. members of the late firm of
Abat 4 Generes.
Second District Court for tho parish of Or
leans-Nos. 1894 and $500.
DY G. j.. GIRARDEY, Auetioneer-Office No,
ID 81 Camp stroet-SAl URDAY, March 81,
1877, at - o'clock M. at the st, Charles Auction
Exchange. in the rotpnda of the st. Charles
by and in pursuance of two several orders from
the Hon, A. L. Tissot, Judge of the Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated
in the above entitled SUGGESTIONS, the following
i l. A CERTAIN, TRfor OF LAND. TO-
gether with all the improvements thereon.
rights, ways. and appurtenance. thereunto be.
longing or in any wise appertaining, situated
on the right bank of the Mississippi tiver, in
the parish of Orleans, about = miles be-
low Algiers. The said tract OF land having ten
arpents, twenty-five toises front on said river.
by forty arpents deep between converging lines,
and is bounded on the upper side line by lands
formerly belonging to John B. Lepretree, and
on the lower side by the property now belong
ing to John Fathers, Said property is sold.
su ject to lease at the rate of $40 per month
until October 81, 1877
.. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND,
situated in the Second District of the city, and
bounded by Cont Bienville, aenos and
Clarke streets. designated by the Number 1Os.
as rer plan b, g. T. Dunbar. dated the Ilth be-
cember, ls4s. subdivided into twenty lots. from
TO 90 inclu> lively. - -
3. 50 SHARES OF THE .TEHUANTEPEC
Company. A. per certificate No. $50
4. 70 SHARES OF THE PACIFIC RAIL
road Company.
TERMs-Cash on the spot
Acts of sale at the expense Of the purchasers.
before Jules Messy. ksQ., New 0rleaus.
nh3 10 II 81
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BOARDING

oARDING-VIgGINIA HOUSE, 2s6 BARON
ID ne street, corner St. Joseph. Families and
single persons accommodated with rooms and
boarf at reasonable prices. able supplied
with the very best the market affords and served
feao st ''>,,- MRS. Ii. 4. REvELY.
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CONSTABLE SALES.
Francois Michel vs.. N. weser.

SEVENTH JUSTICE COURT FOR THE
- parish of Orleans. No. Grady virtue OF
q writ CT, aeri faeias to me directed BY the
Hon. Q. A. O'Rourke, Seventh Justice Of the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, on THURSDAY, March g
1871. at 10 o'clock a m. on the premises, corner
Of Harmony and Carondelet streets, the follow
ing described property. to witt: ....z
THE ENTlhE CONTENTS OF A DRUG
STORE, including drugs, patent medicines,
counters, shelvings etc. etc. Also.
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, gas
Chandeliers, khow Eases and other articles, as
per inventory on file In my Office.
Heized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot. -
A. P. KELLER,
fe2s mh1 - Constable.
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MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Licenses 1s17-Last Notice.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, Cry HALL,
New Orleans. March l, 1877,
At the request of many LICENSE PAYERS
the discount for prompt payment of city licenses
for 1877 will be allowed until SATURDAY next,
March 8, inclusive.
NH 3t J, @. DENIB, Administrator.
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FOR SALE.

LNOR BALE-ON THE JACKSON RAILROAD.
IL near Independence, about Ave miles from
the Railroad, a tract of about 8 acres OF good
land about 20 acres cleared; balance well tim
befed; house and barn about head of stock,
cattle, yoke of oxen, horses and wagon, hogs,
sheep, and farming utensils and tools. viii
sell the whole at IA bargain. Address J, D.,
this Office. fe1s%
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CQPAHT NERSHIP.

NoPARTNERsHIP NoTICEs-THF PART.
~ nership of MACON, ELLISON & co. liz
dissolved by the death OF Mr.. Joseph Ellison,
7. L. MACON.
New Orleans, Feb. %, 1877.
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NTOTICE--The death of our MR.. ROBERT r.
IN DECAN will make no change in our bust
an event when forming the eopartnership.
DECAN, ZEEEGA & CO.,
at Carandnlst attract
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WANTED 60 sECOND-HAND CARRIAGES
Wishing TO dispose Of them, can find ready
sale for, them by calling on Z. 7, Maddox, sb
Uafondelet street Also, a full stock of Car
Japanese Child's Carriage and Cradle, q most
wonderful combination; In short. full stock
business-all Of which viii be sold at reduced
prices to suit the times. The community Is
most cordially invited to call and examine at s5
Uarondelet street. -..--
no24 am j.. Z. MADDOX.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
W. w. FARMER,
ATTORNEY AT Law.
MONROE, LOUISIANA

Practices In the parishes OF ouachita. Nora
house ard kiehland. Claims taken for collac-
aging same in connection with attorneys reside
ing there. nose eThufY
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FrHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A
l. Copartnership. under the firm name and
style of HUEY, MA. ON & OUONNOR, as
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
0fice-No II Carondelet street, between Ca
al nr,IG ntn
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NyANTED-sTR AMI. VISITORS
w TO know that nicely furnished rooms. WITH
or without board, can be rented OF 1854 Canal
street One OF the most desirable localities In
the city. Rates reasonable. Apply. on the
premises, over the Gregg Sewing Machine
Depot and Fashion Emporium, l54 Canal street.
de24 am
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NvANTED-To PURCHASE ON, sMALL
w monthly payments, house with at least
three rooms oi, two lots, in the Fourth or Fifth
District, between st. Charles street and River.
Address, with lowest terms and interest, W. T.,
o. Fourth street, telsF
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WANTED - BY A SOBER AND INoUs-
w trious young man situation az Watch
man, Porter Salesman or Driving of any kind ;
Is thoroughly acquainted in the city, Would go
In the country II desired. Address w. o., Dem
ocrAt Office fe20lf
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have this day associated with me In business
Mr.. R, L. SIMS. of Brandon, Miss, and as sue
cessors to the late firm OF Isaaeson. seixas &
Co., will continue the wholesale grocery and
commission business at No. AZ Canal and No 81
Common street. under the firm Of Isaacson &
Sims. ALE. II. IsAACsON.
Refer by permission to
L. G. Cain. Esq, President Germania Ma
tional Bank, N. o.
Geo. Jonas. Esq. President Canal Bank, NO
A, Baldwin, Esq, President N. 0. National
Bank N. O.
A. Luria, Esq. Cashier Louisiana National
Bank, N. O.
Referring to above, solicit from our old Gus
toners a continuance of their patronage to the
new firm of Tsaacson & Sims. II. o. SE1xAS.
te2s
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NICHOLAS J. H0EY,
THOMAS T. MACON,
JOHN II. 0'CoNNOR.
New Orleans, March l, 1877. mhI lot
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTS.

WANTED : EMPLOYMENT FROM. @ TO
w 10 o'clock p. NJ, by an experienced book
keeper Houses not doing sufficient business
to employ a regular bookkeeper would Dc well
to address the undersigned. BARTON,
5epb III. Democrat Office
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THE POLICE BOARD.

The Police Board met last evening at their
rooms in the Central Station.
Corporal Sanders will pstro beat, as he was
reduced to the ranks for unofficerlike conduct.
to wit: calling at house in q state of intoxica-
ton.
John Haley, Second Precinct, was remand 3D.
and will also be allowed to serve his country for
five days. without pay. for using improper Ian.
guage and refusing 10 obey the orders of his
superior officer.
Patrolman Gustave Chaus. Fourth Precinct.
was reprimanded by the board for disobeyine
orders OF his superior officer.
Patroman a. Maignon, for the same offspse.
was also reprimsnded.
Pstrolman L. Mellon, Fifth Precinct was repri-
manded for conduct unbecoming an officer
NJ Dwell, Fifth Precinct, violated rules 1875
and 140, Police Manual, and his case was ref rred
to the Chief.
John Gibson, Second Precinct, for holding un-
ne oessary conversation with q female, was repri-
handed by the board.
Supernumerary Mckinney loses ten DAYS of his
pay for sitting down and sleeping on his beat.
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THE PAPABOT,

Why is this supreme delicacy OF the season
absent from it's favorite market? 1t is now three
weeks later than its appearance last season. But
thus far we have started fairly into August and
yet there has not been first appearance on our
streets, and Beniett, the immortal vendor of
game luxuries, 'weeps for her children, because
they were not" At every corner the vendors are
met by some disconsoae bon vivant who pops
sharply the inquiry Where are my papabots'
And the invariable reply is: "rhey are behind
time. This season hasn't seen single good
one, and the hunters report them as very scarce
and shy. When shy they are not in condition for
the table," On further Interrogation the game
dealer will probably verify the justice OF our COM
plant some weeks ago, that the shooting Of papa
bot in May and June would reduce, il not destroy,
the supply in the following season. when alone
they ought to be killed. We made it an objection
to our game law, that it did not contain prohibi
ton OF the shooting Of papsbot out OF the sum-
mer solstice. Thus are we punished for an i'm
providence, and the fable OF the hen that laid the
golden egg has another illustration. In our i'm
patience for game we killed or drove off the
pspabot supply at period when The bid is o.
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LOTTERIES.

How an Unsuspecting Gentleman Was
Taken I'm.
VIM. Witzmann, who resides In the little burg
OF Algiers, has in days gone by banked heavy on
lotteries, but the way that he WAS taken in yes
terday by q letter purportng to be from the
louisville Lottery Company will no doubt cure
him Of the habit OF patronizing lotteries.
Some time sgo this gentleman took ticket in
the Louisville lottery and won ten dollars.
The money was sent to him in letter, which
informed him Of the amount he had won, and also
informed him that the 10000 prize hsd not been
drawn.
Yesterday he received another letter, which ap.
pared to be from the SO me lottery company,
which informed him that another ticket which he
had taken had drawn gold watch valued at
$50. and by calling at the Southern Express
Company's Office and paying SIS he would get the
watch.
Mr.. Wizmann fastened to the express Office,
paid the SIS like little man aud took his watch.
His establishment can hardly be expressed
when, on opening the package, he found that the
watch was brass and valued at $1.50.
As there are many persons who have received
Just such letters rs the one written to Mr.. WITT
mann, let the n read this and beware.
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THE IRRErREssIBLE LARRrE,rx.

The Crescent City slaughterhouse COMPANY
again encounters "a foeman worthy of itH steel "
Mr.. John Larrieux, sturdy butcher OF Algiers.
who has often before defied its power, and. il In
charged, violated it's exclusive privilege by
slaughtering cattle within his private dom sin. A
few tdays ago Juhn was captured by virtue of q
capias for contempt of the Fifth District Court
and incsrcerated for twenty-four hours This
was for violating an injunction Of that court not
to do 30. And now comes q prohibition from the
Supreme Court to the Fifth District Court, for
bidding it to proceed against John pending an
Injunction which had been asked of the Judge of
the Third District Court. and having been dis
missed with an injunction similarly asked for by
the company-each against the other-has been
appealed by Larrieux to The Supreme COURT.
In this state of cross suits the Supreme Court
orders the Fifth District Court Judge to halt, and
stop enforcing his Injunction, but whether it has
ordered John to slaughter no more, we are not
Altogether, the case is in beautiful
state of ENHANCEMENT and perplexity, which it
will take time and the exercise of great deal of
legal wit to solve.
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The e. G.. Il. Z.

The rain and thunder storm yesterday threw a
damper upon the pleasant proceedings held at
the Old Lake End under the auspices OF the
Crescent City Rifle Club. A part OF the pro-
gramme was, so to speak, wiped out by this mop
perfume action Of the clerk Of the weather. But
the boys are determined upon going through the
whole length OF their programme "if it takes ell
summer" Il has therefore been decided, as said
in the DEMOCRAT this morning, that the
boat race will come off this even.
ing. The boat clubs who are to participate in
the regatta of the 9Th and 7th inst will also prac.
tice the course, and the artillery practice with
solid shot, shell and the lightning Gatlin gun,
which attracted so much attention yesterday,
will be repeated. The old Pontchartrain cars
will run every half hour, and the tickets used
yesterday will be good to-day. We hope, for the
honor Of Louisiana, whose sons must be victors
at Creedmoor, that the people will flock to the
Old Lake End this evening.
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PaIais Royal,

Among the many changes to take place soon
on the grand boulevard none will be more strik
ing and more indicative Of the good time to come
than the swaying to the breeze the banners Of the
grand ''Palais Royal" Our enterprising friend
Levy, who has for 80 many years been the popu"
lar proprietor of the dollar store, No. 1877 Canal
street, seems to have had his faith shaken in re-
publican institutions and ideas, and is deter
mined, with one fell swoop, to obl!terate the
name of dollar store forever. He is making prep
arations for the opening Of this elegant and gor-
geous establishment, and nothing will be spared
in making it the most attractive place in the
Southern country. Levy's dollar store Is known
throughout the whole South, and as 1t has been
known for its promptness in filing orders and
the polite attention of the clerks, and the place to
get everything so viii the Palais Royal grow
into popular favor, for we will see in the large
and gilded signs that are to adorn the building
evidences of a new era, prosperity which we
have longed for but never expected until the
present time.
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CAPTURED In NEW ORLEANS
Jack Wilson, alias C0rcoran, who MUIR
dered a Man i'm yicksburg

uNHCu a HlstH III SCkSDUFS.
At noon yesterday Corporal Donovan and Pa
trolman Bowling arrested q negro named Jack
Wilson, alias Jim CorcoraD, on the steamer
Texas, and locked him up in the Central Station
ON the charge Of murder.
The accused was pointed out to the off ,ers by
two negroes who are working on the Yazoo VAL
ley, and at the time the murder occurred of
which Wilson is charged were ia yicksburg
They state that the accused murdered man
named John Wilson on Levee street, in vicks-
burg, in the month Of February, and after he
had committed the deed fed the town. The par
ticulars Of the tragedy are as follows: The two
Wilson's had just finished playing game of
cards and Jack Wilson discovered that John Will
son had won all OF his money. He went to him
and asked him to give back the money, but John
refused.
Jack becoming exaggerated at not being able
to get back his lost lucre, told John that he
would either have his money or his life. John
replied that he did not want to have q difficulty,
but at the same time he did not intend giving
back the money that he had won fairly.
John left the place where he was and started
up Levee street, when Jack followed him and
again asked for the money. John still refused.
and Jack. true to his word drew dirk knife and
plunged it into his victims body, killing him in
stantly. As soon as the accused was arrested
Chief Boylan telegraphed to vicksburg notifying
the authorities.
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Railroad Personals.

The departures by the Mobile route on Thurs
day evening were
Hon; Geo. 8. Lacey, U. 8. District ATTORNEY.
4; a; Wolhey and family, ID. ]. Coos aud W. Nj.
Wellington. for New York; Mrs. bingham. for
y; Louis; Mrs. H Rice and family, for Nash
VILE Mrs. J. o. Denis and family. for Niagara
FAILS B. Bscoe and family, for Virginia Springs;
M,n ssnnslmin; for New York; @. O. Daniels, for
Mrs and Miss Blackman, for sewanee Tenn.
Philadelphia. " 'o"ios' 1or
The departures on Friday evening were: Col
Q. Rogers, for Washington; John Sch WHEN w" far
New York; ". II. Foster, for New York; A. Mar.
queue. for Belmont Springs; John Boland and
son, fol. White Sulphur Springs, and Georse e
Mason, for the East. e0o'se