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SALES OF LAND ADVERTISED IN THE
/. !. eSpECTATOR."

The following memoranda OF sales OF tracts OF
land and houses and lots refer to sales, public
and private, advertised in the columns of this
paper. to which, for particulars, attention
s specially called:
PUBLIC SALES OF LAND.
Iues1ay. Oct. 2-Messrs. Mathews and Skeen,
com'rs, will sell tracts of valuable grazing
lands, located on or near the waters of Glover
Lick Creek in Pocahontas county.
Monday, Oct. 8.-Mr. Jno. w. Harris, com'r,
will sell five tracts of valuable grazing and
farming lands in Greenbrier county, w. Va.
These lands offer fine opportunity for in
vestment or speculation.
Saturday Oct. 13-Fultz, Elder and Patterson,
com'rs will sell desirable farm on Middle
River, containing 500 acres.
Monday, Oct. 22.-Messrs. Bumgardner and
Hanger, com'rs, will sell two tracts of land,
near Pond Gap, on the G. & o. R. R.
Monday, Oct. 22-Maj. H. NJ. Bell, com'r will sell
325 acres of land, about miles east of Staun-
ton, now occupied by Jas. II. Trotter.
Monday, Oct. 22.-Wm. F. Craig and P. A.
Baylor com'rs will sell in front of the Court
house, So acres of land, two miles s. w. of
Staunton, containing a dwelling-house and
out-bu1ldings, the property of Philip Greaver.
Monday Oct. 22.-Cochran and Echols, Com'rs,
miles Southwest of Staunton.
Tuesday Oct. 23.-G. M. Hartman, Com'r., will
sell 46 acres of land, lying about one mile
Southeast of Staunton. Improvements good.
Wednesday, Oct. 24.-Messrs. VIM. E. Craig and
Alex. II. Fultz, com'rs, will sell on the prem
Uses the Burkes Mills, on Naked Creek, on the
Valley Turnpike.
LANDS OFFERED AT PRIVATE SALE.
J.W. DoLIN, Atty, Charlottesville, offers an
excellent farm of 575 acres, in Albemarle
county, near the James River Canal, at $lO72
per acre. on accommodating terms.
DIR. VIM NJ CRAWFORD, of Mt. Sidney, Va, Of
fers for sale the valuable farm, five miles
North of Staunton, containing 292 acres,
known as the home of the late Major James
Crawford.
JONATHAN KoINER, Executor of Jacob Coyner,
decd, offers tract of land for sale pr1-
yately-known as the "Grove tract,' con-
tanning 1l0ss acres, on the waters of Long
Meadows about miles from Fishersville de-
pot, one-half cleared and the rest finely tim
bered Address, Jonathan Koiner, Waynes-
boro'.
SAMUEL II. STEELE offers for sale privately a
portion of his Home Farm, near Fishersville
in this county, He will sell l35 or LAO acres as
the purchaser may wish, with Is or 30 acres
heavily timbered. Address, Samuel II. Steele
Waynesboro'.
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Nothing more fully demonstrates the fact, OF
the rapidly increasing popularity of the
Davis Sewing Machine,
than the sale OF four in one day TUESDAY last,)
to the following persons: Mrs. Harris, Mr.. Curd,
and Mr.. Camden, near Fishersville. and M. R.
Coalter, Esq, near Stuart's Draft. Call and ex-
anime them at ]. W. NEWTON'S.
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Stamping on Linen, Cotton and Flannel,
neatly and satisfactorily executed at Newtons.
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Simeon NJ. Miller, ...Defe

Simeon M. Miller ...................-. Defendant,
I'm ChUncery.
The object of this suit is to enforce vendors
lien to secure the payment of a debt of $4,000,
due on or before the LIST day of August. 1877,
gust, 1875, till paid, it being the End deferred
instalment for purchase money of q tract of
land containing sixty mine acres, more or less.
Of the County Court of Augusta, Deed Book
No. 80, p. 429, by Philip Miller and wife to Sim
con NJ. Miller.
The Defendant, Simeon NJ, Miller, not having
entered his appearance, and 1t appearing by
affidavit filed that he is a nonresident of this
State, it is ordered that he do appear here with
in onemohth after due publication of this no.
tice, and do what is necessary to protect his
interest. Teste,
J. N. RYAN, Clerk.
HUDSON, p. q. sep4-4t
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XY1RG1NIA-IN VACATION.-In the Clerks
v office Circuit Court, Augusta county. Sep
TENDER 23rd, 1877:
James Henderson, Assignee of Philip Mill
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Laurel ID Cotton at Newtons for cents
per yard by the bolt.
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The BEST Cotton Yarn made in the U. S. is sold
by NEWTON. at sf.lO bale.


A young man named Jacob A. Bright was ar
rested in this place on last Friday night week,
for stealing 500 in greenbacks and s72 in gold
from the bureau drawer Of Mr.. David Miller, a
farmer residing near Mt. Sidney in this county,
by whom he had. been raised and with whom
he had livedall his life. He was committed to
jail by Justice Roller of Mt Sidney. Ofthe s172
stolen Sl34.4O were recovered.
MiAtnery.-Newi is your opportunity to Sc
curf bargain ina Hat or Bonnet at NEwToN's,
for Cost or less, II yoasprger.
IN THE HEAT OF THE LEGISLATIVE
CONTEST DON'T FORGET TO COME TO THE
COUNTY FAIR YOU CAN DO MORE To-
WARDS "ADJUSTING'' THE STATE DEBT
BY DEVELOPING OUR RESOURCES" OF
EVERY KIND, THAN CAN BE DONE BY
ALL THE SPEECHES THAT CAN BE DE-
LIVERED FROM NOW UNTIL DOOM'S DAY.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

We have o large stock of Ladies', Misses and
Children's SHOES, all of the best makes
Very Cheap. sep11
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THE SENATORIAL coSTrr.

SPEECHES BY ABSALoM KOINER, JUDGE J. =
McCUE, COL. JAMES H. sKINNER, AND -
BROWN ALLEN-THE VARIOUS AsPEc1a -
THE STATE DEBT PRESENTED 1NsYAR1QU1
AGAIN'-AN oUrRIDER BACKS sEAN ra1
THE RACE OPENS BETWEEN THE 'NH d.
NAG s"RE-ADJUsTER" "DEBT-EAXEI ~
"FoRcfBLE ADJUsTER."
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q lis iii bnsl,et LOO asebs mixed sold ii n 10
al Nj, and 400 do Vt u 30 VI busheI.
UOHN In HAUKs@4Ihe supply IL fair and The
movement Is moderate. Buyers offer yester-
days prices, but holders have sold ct higher
igurss. showing an advance Of tG12e N bustiel.
$3.50 sacks sold, OF which 1000 mixed at Coo, 200
white at 5Io $50 aud 600 choice white vt &c. 1000
and 5000 white aud 800 yellow at Gao VI bnshel.
Chicago to-day quoted acc June.
OAfs-Fair supply and dull. EGO sacks Gale.
ns sold Al 40 10 busbel.
BBAN-supplies are scarce and prices easily
maintained. 1900 sacks sold st ki as W 100 b,
HAY--The supply is larger and the demand IL
confined To job lots. Only 30 bales PRIME sold At
ZIG, and rs do at GIG " ton, choice Is quoted al
ttB " ton.
BUr1ER-There has been very little activity
dnrng the past week. the demand is principally.
for Job lots at firm pricet, but tbs tendency Of
the market is to decline In sympathy with the
Western and Northern markets. Choice Creamery
Goshen ia quoted at 36c, fine State 2l0096o,
ptime State 22ld94c, medium 400, choice Western
141125c choice fresh repacked 21n2lc, prime
Western 16D1S medium 14o, low grades ltlb
12o Ya ID.
CHEEsE--1s in light supply with fair de-
nssnd and prices have downward tendency.
New York Cream is quoted at 17Di7hc, New
York skins i0D12e, prime Western factory 1870
t6c good factory 140Dibo, low grades SOTO " d.
HlCE-supplies are arriving in small lots and
The market ooniinues quiet. Louisiana No. 10
quoted at 2Js13o.
we're the only BUYERS to-day. We quote cargoes
Ordinary 1614d1i6Lsc gold fair 19a10l4o; good
l9@tDs4o: prime 30t4D2ot1.,e " b. Job lots.
Ordinary t7t1i7tl.e, gold; fair 1s11ssat9s4e good
2011 40D2611.e prime 2pss+02lo " Ii.
HIDE The demand la only in job way at
previous prices. Country green are quoted Mt
b1sD6o; dry sailed e01l0c; dry flint 100 t2c W h.
In city slaughter aalss are making as follows
Steer hides over 30 lbs 90; 10 to 81 its VIZ, I'm.
der 10 lbs 10. Cow hides, as they run, g.. aips.
n, h. nn. Ii ~, ga unIF Id.
each BOO. Bseewsx, prime yellow, 28e " Do. or
horns, eaoh 30 " ID.
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" sllaN aetlon oseI ~ usyss gus lons shH
slEhe nonfs w Iog anq etner aetehnons. rne
came tIopi paito hsfs ~ psIs nouFss from ussro
90 EyansVle III tignseen hours ehsetiy, having
laia thirty minutes ~ Psouoan, ioss ore nour IN
oeaI'ng, ana lshuea e. snswneesoTn, on,ostoWr,
Mouns seInon ana nehu y. sr sns 'nhus .he
up run nom Mehas.son % hva l'.s "gahss
sun gale 10 enc honr sna we -, minutes. ene was
ony sWshsy hvmIs ~ .ns lun y, s
we 20 Louise, ana .nI,seen hg".s rom LOUIS
v,ne " I h.,l Inc Des1 hae h"e pssseh'
ker slP poth WAYS. !, Observation-Disclosures.
n, ~ Pm s.lg .no ps VI
.ne MaIy h9n l s'ne W Lrou New olieAns,
sney gene.ahy seua or uIing US Isese. hlen-
nobing IN ~ all me ohapges "a the river, we new
ooA.loa % pafs, .he sh@nses ~ aue pyeie,ons v.
suYeIhn,sne ighss, ths eisovye1ss VI shass y,
osner opsMnotions, all Ior ths ,htofmahon OF
pno.s ana s.eameoatmen gsnsIeiy' ", course
we Pso,sn mem 10 prove .ae ,ipot.anos u
sHcn puDHeAilOn, enu t1e sppfeelh lou ~ WnleH
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EINANLaAb AMI UUMMEhClAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Friday Evening. April ID. 1877.
uRw ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

/.
We continue TO quote exceptional commercial
paper -40o3 u cent per sBnutn discounts a! 90.
b00i0: second grade do. i2tDlb, collateral loans
rae, nrst GLASS mortgages sOg, land second
grade do. t0Dl2.
Gold opened at to5s4@inG, against 1906 at
New York aud after a moderate business closed
at 105S.f0t ~ ~ lower than yesterday
apsjpas iv0L Ia that market, where IL touched
1914 du ing the interim. The sales summed
mo t43. w, embracing $4,000 at 1851, $4,000
nj 1867, $4,000 NJ lug, ell, 600 at 1u60t06ts
and tlU,U0o NJ tU6a.
Tho decline IL gold At New York being ooun-
teraeted by the tifnnsss In bills, commercial eter-
ling ruled at about previous rates, while bank
sterling sh owed marked falling off, and francs
. slight decline. the movement In both was
limited.
The sales OF sterling comprised 10000 cru
braeing fluDO bill OF lading ct GLE, e9oOu DO. a.
blsL, E2D00 Al clear ss 513. and G4ooo bank
ct Glib.
mereisl, embracing 900 Mt =. ana W. 0Oe. 25,O0o,
$4,000 aud 5000 ~ 4 DO.
GDbi2L Tor bill of lading and Al clear, and
615bI for bank (bspk counter rate -@D516),
aud f,anos At 4.git4@4.g0 Tor commercial and
nominal for bank.
New York light was unchanged. The sales
were confined to $4,000 bank At g-32 " cent pre-
MUM, aud $4,000 do, at 5.l6.
The banks continued TO check on New iork a.
81 W d. nj premium, and commercial slght was
still quoted st GIG. :,
The following La the official Statements OF the
nalas reported i ,4day at the Stock Exchange
40 shares Louisiana National Bank at sl0S 90
10 shar,s Mereha lts' Mutual Inc. Go. AZ Q0l
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by Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD.


RAILROAD.
April 13-ii1 bales cotton Allen Nugent &co--loo
do order--54 Bakemore &eo-U Il II Wilson a. Mills
-ls Richardson & May--16 Chaffe, Hamilton d. Pow
ell Walden Hawai- ps &co--10 e. G Newman--g
Jno Hardie Geo --5 Never. Weis &co-7 Lebmas
Abraham eco ct wart Bros &co----5 Payne Ken.
pedy &co-4 Britton, Moore a. Coieman-a s Gntnbe
% s Hsnderson-2 s Newman &co INV White
% Temple S Coons 6eoo-2 Z l. Airey Gco--2 Aleus
Scherck q Autey-6 0 TIL &co--i Biekham &
Moore--1 Iaacson e. Sms-1 Graham Black Geo.
Total 4f2 bales cotton
5y6 sacks oilcake Anderson g. Simpson---100 bbis
-four Prudh0mme a. Briggs--43 casks bacon Vose
Bros-48 boxes bacon Jos West &co--- $50 pcs meat
Mshie &co-3 do Aycock Mitchell &eo-4 cars bricks
X Kent &co-' car lumber ID Cobb--50 bbls whis
Ky Smith Bros Geo. do Rivers e. Lonsdale--4 do
II Pohlmann Il SoD-2i Fl Shropshre-5 bbls aico
hol q X Finiay &co--i box BOOKS A p Harrngton-6
rolls leather WHIT Dbl flour M Hacketi-l Dbl
rice John Adams &co-l1 empty bbls Louisiana Oil
Co wagon and fixtures 10 bags coffee McGrath g.
Compton Il bx wine Alien, Nngent &oo--s SKIS rag
sh horns Jno Macks-iot bh goo - + JONES' bxs
frames Lilentbal-I box soda Thos Stmms Levy
% bbls seed Virgin .---3a bdls . trees box sad
diery W Smith, bales mdse Pset, Yale Bow.
ling-26 bxs hats d Mereier g. Son. cas- % bots and
shoes M Johnson----l case do Nj Goult----7 do H
Stem &co--l2 do J + WehI--2 bxs mdse K Other 4
case shoes A Chapsky--2 .b1s picture frames w W
Washburn-15 bxs boots and shoes II & HlSam0ry-
do Janney---3 do Il. ibleman-- case do r
Martines--l case book Convent of Mercy--26 cases
b ots shoes Marquee Eco-2 do Page Il Morau-2
cases mdse Gold miih--I do M Lion--2 do Meu.
ner--30 90 Simon e. Kohn-t BIZ shoes Mrs III Wag.
ner-l piano Weriein--20 cases hats y BOOTH csc
Iodse Moran-Total sos sacks oicske 100 bbls -four
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q casks bacon 20 boxes bacon 1850 pos msas II bb.
NEw ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.

% casks bacon 40 boxes bacon 1850 pos meat II bills
whisky
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
ApfN f5-i bals cotton Z L Airsy Aoo--t car oattie
order ~ bdls hides bdl skins Hay Mehle-45 pkgs
indssd = Dfstlet+-i eHs peas erdef--i5s do simp.
sn y Whites bales tudte Lehman. Abraham Loo
DO A Harheft &ga42 Gases do l. Lyots--~-4i do
10 y Hart &eo--l DIS q II Fnay Aeo--t1 hhds bacon
hf do sehwabsohHr 4 HirsCh@-5 pigs PAPER q Eatit.
man do A w Heastabel-2 do II NJ MeKes-ef
pkgs tobacco Waehefhatth n Jeseph-iG do Mnlens
" ColeBRu@2s do w vanf,snthnyaeB-4i5 do 8 Hern.
sheitn u Bro sundr1es 10 Udef@Total bale cotton
MoRaANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD
April l3-3 htds sugar Notfehse, spewdeH 4 Vic
leu-.l7 do I SeviH-l do M Walsh bales moss
Il GIey.s do @ A vintent-T do j A Iiourg-sua.
diies to order@Total u bhds sugar
Per steamship Whitney from Indispola-4--4s bales
cotton Qusyroune Bois-g do Franoks a Daaneel--
Do bales hides Whitney &oo----g casks tobacco
hid do Allen NgEset &po-Tetal bRles cotton
From finlveston-- bale cotton s Gumbel--1ts bbls
Gil Aldige-sundIiss 10 ordsr--Iota bale eottsn
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STEAMBOATS,.
OHIO RIVER.

OHIO RIVER.
REGULAR CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE AND
NEW OHLEANS PACKET.
Lsaves on T sAT dIapt N Ap p9 y
k6fsae9 Evansville. Henderson. Bhawnee.
town, Paducah. Cairo. Memphis and
all intermediate points-The passenger steamer
MARY HOUSTON,
Charles Miller, MASTER a. Elliott Miller. clerk
M ,evs aa as agoye y2r ,Tslg eT p
ap10 LOG gravier street
REGULAR CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on ~, TTH5EgSitR}yA,Y April q. atsp.m.
ItskG Evansville, Henderson, Shawnee.
:, - town Paducah, Cairo. Memphis and
oil Intermediate points-The passenger steamer
THOMPSON DEAN.
W. u. Miller. muster. Jno. s.. Jones. clerk.
VIII leave as above. For freight or pass age np-
ply on board or to WAYNE e WILLIAMS,
=. - LOG Grayier street.
n. B.@A plar Of the cabin Gun be- seen and
sthtsFooIns sugagsd by applying at tho Office OF
Wayne Il Williams. an1g
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Receipts Of Produce,

LOWER COASTER steamer Emma ~ bbIs
luolasses J Dvnond-sundriss to order
LOWER COASI.Pe OF amer Marths-t0 bbs
molaases Hichaid Miliksn--srnaries TO order
UPPER CoAST-fer steamer Mary .da--snndriss
to der
PLAQUEM1NE--Pe steamer blue wing No j.
vtGKsBURG- Per steamer Natehsz---55 bales
cotton Allen, Nugsnt &oo--34 y b Newman &so--90
gher IA Meyer, Wss &vo---,s Btitton, Moore IL
Coeman=-tJ Payne. Rennsdy &eo-=ts Richardson d
May-1g Walden Hawkins &eo--9 Jno I Hardie 4 co
II Craig d Hogan-5 Gumbel-~5 Norwood Il Rich.
arfs--5 Claiborne &e0--4 Mottshes, Spowdsn a. Vic.
l.tt-3 w Burbridge &eo-2 Lehman, Abraham Il
co.. mo Chnfie n sons Stewsrt Bros Acct y G
WilhsrsOn-1 FIisdlander~-l ii OH, West AcO@=~l
Jno Phelps &eo---i50 sacks cotton coed N q Cotton
@eed ssociation--25 do n vrpip-6aO sacks cotton
wood &,o-4o bbls oil I Airey &eo-io bbis ashes
Anderson & Simps D--10 bales moss bag wool
Odell Wright bag mdse Apge-i bag wool
bx WAX bales hides ID Adler--6 ba es moss 1910
slaves T. A Beeksundriss TO order. Total 25s bales
c"ttop i1s sacks cotton seed i4o aacks cotton seed
GRAND ECoRg---psr steamer Bart Abls--ss
bales ootto' 9 l. Walmsley &eo-30 Meyer W.is &eo
-sg Oscar Chopin Payne. Kennedy AGO. .12 X I
Buck or e. Bro--12 w II Letcbford Aco--lt s Fried.
iapder--p Lehman Abiaha,p Gto~5 j w Bur brid 10
&co-5 w Clarke Beraud & Gbert-5 G Will
kerson----3 Hsrtwsli d Cbamber.--9 II Leekis--3
Ciapp Bros teo---a L l. Airey &oo---2 Nee hee,
Snowdon Il Viole I'll Rsnshaw. Ca1nIuack Acp---i
Male T. CaultnaGk--l MAJ Oh Il Scblenk ei-i Schmidt
~ zeigle --51s sacks cotton seed n . Cotton Seed
ASS era Ibn--ll mus sugar GAFne, henusuy GGD--z
kensbaw Cammaoh &eo-~6 bbls cistern bottom Bush
a. Lsvsrt-li bides Schmidt Iiegier-----i3 do H II
HaUsell - bags DOL John Adams &co--3 hiue,
Hartwell 4 Cbnmbets-1 do bz war J E Hariel-3
bags wool hi 90 E Y Do avallado-~2J do l. L#cas.
sagne-l DO bdI skins Bloom &co--i hide + Du-
four--5I head hogs AyeoCk, Mitchell &oo-sundries
to ord Total 2i2 bales cotton sacks cotton SEED
10 hbds sugsr bbis u,i,ass % 81 head hogs
POINT JEFFERS N-Per steamer Tom Parker
bali cotton Bfitton. Moore a. Colsmab-----5 Chaie
Hamilton IL POWELL Jb0 CDs ffe a. ps--I Jpo 4
Hardie &eo-i Henderson, q l. Walmsley &eo--
1900 slaves II Haag-l3 saeks cotton seed N Cot
n Seed Assnoatioii--e head cattle A Gly-40 do IS
head hogs Aycock. Mitchell &. osasundreH Ia order
Total n bales cotton l3i cotton seed 45 lead
cattle Is head hogs
LAUREL yALLEY-Per steamer Assumption
II bbls moasses Cbisin a. Boyd hhds sugar John
Adams COG bDls do w Conger--5 bales moss
M Walsh--sundries to order
UPPER COAST-Per steaner Eva-lt hhds sugar
Stockmey er--sundries to order
RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Bilori-Per schr Lille Armstrong POI cords wood
master
Bayou Lacombe-Per schr Arncey--1o0O bbls
charcoal mzstsr
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River Nv GUYS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Saturday Morning. April IA.
DAILY report OF the stage OF water. with changes
in the twenty-four hours ending yesterday 0
n. A..
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sTHAmBoATs.
Emma Canton, from Lower Coast
Martha, Bassett, from Lower Coast.
Mary Ids. Ruiz from Upper Cesst
Blue Wing No ., Cemstoek, from Plaauemiae
NAtohez, Leathers, from vicksburR.
Hart Able. Sibnott. from Grand Eoore
Tom Parker. Dslaboassaye. from Point Jefferson
Assumption. Daleres, from Laurel Valley
Eva, Ransom, from Upper Coast
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RUATAE-Per sobt Gertrude Howss-q0rD bnohs
bananas 5000 plantans 900 cocoa. uts 100 dor pine
apples bills inns ID Cefaiu Geo
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II \. Y ttssHH4A+

LIVERP0OT-Per ship Joseph Fish---4564 bales
cotton 1900 pcs slaves
CBTTE@Per BARK Prudents 81 800 pcs slaves
MOBILE-Psr schr Martha M-2100 bdls hoop iron
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Arrived.

Ship Aftufus, Rearden, 10 days from Liverpool. TO
msstef-Peint
Span bark Oswalde Pnto, days from Matannss in
ballast, TO Puia, Corral &co--Point
schr Gertrude Howes. Gefalu 8 days from Ruatan To
II Cefalu &eo--Pie Tier
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& Boston Is lisstc; 1t Memphis y lDlzsg; q
Augusta IL iOsze, IL Shreveport III 10113s; Vt
PhIlsdelphia Il fissc; at Cincinnati u lie and
1t 81. Louis ut 1D5xe
The Exchanpe reports. "Baies 1900 bsles.
Dem md geod.p It's quotations are reduced 40
The kilograms to the Exchange report the
Bombay movement M follows
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OUACHITA RIVER.

NEW nhI s sisI ny Il, AND QUACHITA RIVER
OUACHITA CITY, TRENTON AND MONROE,
SEMI Weekly Ouaci,ita city Packet.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at & pm
Wy FOR OUACHITA CITY, TREN.
sRRlk1s143H The steamer
JOHN II. HANNA,
I'm place OF Ouaehitn BELIEF
II, W. Blanks. master, Joe Holmes clerk.
VIII leave regularly MS above. For freight or
passage apply on board, or to
Capt, y. A. BLANKS, President.
No. Q Canal street. corner Delta
JAkNEY q WORK. t0RD i MoPEA XII. Ae'fs.
+. s.LHas regular connection with all the
tIlDuutTles fell If
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COW M ERCnAL.

Quotations represent prices for round lots from
fra ha,,ds unless onte,tpse stated. IN HNing
small ordars higher prices are paid
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
Friday Evening, April 10. 1877.
OOTTON--The sales to-day (not including 700
bales additional yesterday. not reported until TO-
day. embraced 1861 bales, at irregular and gen
orally tFsier prices, requiring reduction of
partial 20 In our quo atoms. We give also the
figufes and repJrb Of the Exchange, "a below:
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MARINE NEW VS..
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
April ID, 1877.
Cleared Y esterslay

Ship Joseph Fish, stHokpoe, for Liverpool
Norton Bell
ttal bark Prudente, Gravone for Celtic
Joseph Kelley
Schr Martha M, Milliot, for Mobile Mastsf
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HtOtke Wefe quiet buE nffI.
Under an active demand, State Consols Rd
vanced 1I16t21s VI cent, the market closing A.
Ja0p6HT.
Jude Woods decision In tho Consolidated
Bond suit seemed to favorably affect Premium
Bonds the market closing NJ 340o34ta, against
~ 0Ds5L yesterday.
keholis Police Certificates oloaed at g2llssllpA
for r. brusry aud gO0Duhs for March.
n Per Diem arrsnts ruled At 7S6D7g.
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RECEIPTS All THE OLD BASIN.
Bonfouca--Per schr Leander Jane-2r goo feet lurn.
Der order
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VICkAHNkk s4.

--- VANhAHU Ns#s
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
ssyes 1psoSfRg VI V qGskJ u nstousx
Rsylss B2ns 4 ssa Intermediate
HonF. E. LEE,
:. WIN. Campbell. Muster.
A. Movay and Jno. RI. Mossop, clerks.
,say.es Sc above. oonneeine OF yioksbura vita
s Beer drees and S2bhs n Yoo aow
-, } IAN; Z WonK.
Through Bills Of Ladlng given to Trenion
W W. B. BROOK is ET T. Agent. 81 Magazine IT,
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
VIE baRko s9 H. a onaGEsyIL LIZ
and fast passenger ~ -
FRANK PAHaOUD.
y. M. White. master, q Holmes clerk
VIII t 1eays as aPoye eonneetlng vIcksbur9
and Talahatclis rivers. For freight or passf ~
apply on board. or to
4 SA W En1HMW Work.
u .. EhOCKETT b CARTER
Monros d s II sS e ha IL ysp e
port and Texas Railroad. Also 10 ali points on
Af aiR and Pine f s'.5dk Xxi fssa CARTIER
SATURDAY sEa2 AiE FasttgfE United srA1ass
Leaves every SATURDAY atbp.M
r. - For VICKsBURG, DAVIES BEND.
ka3lS1k1 Natehsz, and all intermediates land
1ngs-The passenger packet
Matches.
n. p. Ianthara funatar 4 IN Mwa,a ,1.xi.
competing at Yicksburg with tho ParfaSt Idnn
Tor Yszoo, Tallatatehie and Sunhowar rivers.
and with Anchor Line for Memphis Cairo and
st. Louis,
For freight Or passage apply on bohrd. or ~
"a ,MN,NEY a. WDRk. tes Common street.
HITE d CARLIN. Toboupitoftlas ss
mas
Through Bills of Lltding given 10 Trenton
Monroe and all Stations on Vichsbnrg Hhrey,
port and Texas Railroad. f
W. y. BfsQCKETT. Agent, ~ Magazine ~
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Compared with last year. the above shows a
decrease OF 1000 bales In The shipments to
Great Britain and nm increase OF 1000 TO tho Con
tipept--net increase $4,000; and sB increase Of
$4,000 In the receipts; aud oonpafed with the
year before decrease OF ZIG, 600 in the ship
inents. and 10000 in the receipts.
COTTON sTArBMBNr.
Stock on hand Hept. 1, tgTs-bales. ....... 2s.31T
Arrival since last statement a., Gy0
Arrived previously. 800 b6s-1 s0t JOG
1880 b75
Cleared to day. 4.b71
Cleared preyiuuslyI.. 122 429-1 t27 600
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RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN
Bo1i-Per schr Lille ArmstroDg-20 POI cords wood
master
Bayou Lacombe-Per schr z Arincey--100O bbls
charcoal mastsr