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LADIES' list.
R,s.s, y ssl,e Sts ssaHais Msssssys
Banks, Alkaline lcoioreal S1vrr.v. Nina ~
ncS sSIlssfRs, Srensiys b. nssrsSn
Rrowns Martha MaEris, Luce spsv,,e q. fcoi'dl
Brown Addie Henderson, d; i,s;,assn q, Mary
Brown, Hs .oNsc, I Im 20 ~ t,"ns,y, r. d
sosS Harriet ss sSssss s e. a. = R ksasI
% Jssssssn M sssas s ssSs; 81
Collier sds Ssshason, Ed ass srfasey sally
esos. ,ge os eo,oTss s.set sm ssastSfMS Maria
Cooper, Mrs 'o- y yones, Mary Thomas NJ
cn mah Julia Jones' csrollne Tres sss + L.
SssH, y y Lens Lens Mary %siSsr, f.,
ssa.on Is ,sssa ss' t IL @s sienB es
sRsIs:, 4iay Mfss ss!sina $siss MS1.as
sSss NE $ sss4s. Es Il
s.l..p j., eENFLEMENs, LIST. ~,
ATTN. 40 Frye,J.a. Mcdaniel, A.
n " 1;eiIOrce e. mcI.eish, DR.. j.
n,,suss ~ r x. GAME, John Nati. II. G.
nasas A - S;afc u, r.: Nelson. JAS. o.
tsassa,t r n (SarInpr, Harry Parkcz, Il. g. 81.
B Ba,setns, z; y" Gibson. G. Pcrdae, Robert
n n,seh .Jaspsr Gridsti,s, A. Pumphrcy,W. f.
Brown Hon Ut. Guerrant, G. M. t3l
nut!er, 49, Hsr.nnnS;. a n. Radford. w. n.
B sS.sc e e in So. Hsrrin,aY C. Seay, s. M.
G n a u 81. Hnmbiefoas w. Sharp, Joseph, or
Carter, JOS. ". r: s, Sas; nats1'
Carer, Rev Held. u - S St..Ssaocs II "
{tasity, Jas It'E Henderson, u. s5 " W.
Carter, Hamilton Hit, o. y S.ish = = u
SIIora. (urrau L. Hopson, Men. smith, r; u
Cnie,nan g. RI. Houston, Is. T.. smith. w. y. ,,,
Collins, John HUI, Y. ~: s,nlin1 r r n, -
Cole, w. s. Jacqu9S, Mn. ST. \ II r
Si9 xInn wv Johnson r. fed Taylor, Oscar
'aniS 90, non. W. yohnson r. ic'dj ThOnnson. DR.. T.
IT. t{u u 81, Jones. INck Thomas. h..
Dalton, Martin Jones, j,T; Ir uLe,a, N VIM 7
Davis, John ,Lipsoonb, VIM. Mslton, .. Il.
ISmean. Chas: il Lusee, r. NilSers2n. "phn
iloineck. Rev d. Martin, n. Wilson, III; o. ~
1 nunIop. VI u s' SaaYo T. W Woodson, c. T.
Fisher, Ed. Mertohs -" ~ "o'
Firth, VT. ,
.c.,oonor DEXTER CTark f2); Schooner Annie Lees
Schooner A. II. Pcary: Schooner ben uaI, .onoon
:. MISCELLANEOUS.
Editors Virginia PdtTtot.
ELL VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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LADIES' LIST.

i :: TsT an T,ETTERss REMAINING IN
i TrtE posT-OFFTCE kT Rich inED 10, HEN
pTSsa rsnrrNTY VA, MARCH IL, 1877.
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EOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO ~sEFn
Steamer EVERMAN. Captain PLATT, win receive
freight for the above ports until SATURDAY. the
18th at o'clock.
Passage TO Philadelphia including meals and state
W. w. r. PORTER, Agent,
NH Tilt 1925 Dock street.
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DEMOVAL. = Having removed -
III our retail department to No: lo00es2S
(Shafer bulding corner hlain and Tenth streets we
we will keep constantly on hand complete assort-
ment of Ladies' Misses, Children'S, Boys, Youths,
and Gentiemen's Boots. and Shoes; also, Trunks,
Shawl. Straps. &C.. A call solicited. go, .-...
Messrs. j. P. HEATH tlate with Pntney Watts
and VS.. CARLTON are with lis and Will he pleased
to see their friends. $50
Wholesale department, No. 1903 Main street.
ia 12.3m WlNGO: ELLEFT & CRUMP :
ENTEEMEN'S, BOYS, N De-
OYouths' Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Brogans, x EAe
&C., Trunks, Valises, and Satches ofeyery de-@A
srr1ption for sale low Mt BOSCHEN'S.
tal :, 500 and gil Broad street.
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by z. q. Cook; Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor. street.

uORsES AND "A PAIR OF. dOON u
Ii MULES AT AUCT1OH;;.-.FiH!S In alley
Two e :. sApnf,E. and HARNESS HORSES; !,
Also, on credit OF sixty days tor appro'eu p"'D''
one pair Of pynrr MrrT .Es
l., ooS"' :" 49, q; B. COOK. Auctioneer.
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WANTS.

WANTED, as COLLECTORS, Mer-
w chants mechanics, and tradesmen ,s, pis. or
ohl;rations of any Mind TO COLLECT. VIII eXer-
ss d;,iseSce and dispatch. Refers with permission,
20 r. w Anderson Son, E. A. Roberts. Of Roberts,
nasIi I cn and others, I.P. SQUIRE,
ie"'' " Wv Office Ills Main street.
< with Squire Goddln, Real Estate Agents:
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, A FRAME HOUSE a.
Il with five rooms, and kitchen attached, IN HI
good repair. Rent. IS per month No sos TWEEN
- = = - : sf,. Il -. mh17-1tH
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ROOTS. SHOES. &c.

GREATER INDUCE EN- 7 SRSag
UTHAN EVER IN BOOTS AND SHOES.R
Ladies' Fine Foxed Balmorals, S25u Law IN.
Pebble Goat Side-Laced Boots, S3.50-all Philade-
phia and warranted. Ladies, Misses, and chi.
Fine Boots and Shoes; Broad. Bottom, Low-Heel
Shoes, for old ladies; a full line Of Trunks and
NH * - 49,, 90 Fourth and Broad streets
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FRANKLIN COAL.

DEN. FRANKLIN COAL. ), -, $ 49,, "a,
This day landing 400 tons of the celebrated Ben
Franklin and Reliance Red and White Ash Egg
Stove, and Chestnut COAL. 49,: III ~:
Those ia want Of q choice article will please send
tn their orders Dealers furnished on liberal terms
!. .. -, sa4., t..,$.-fsf n WRIT ROBERTS, Is
z fe Il cornerSevenfaenth, and Gary streets.
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BY Hill Anderson, General Aac'lonee's' d.
~ 1924 Main street. - rtSt: +
WYE WILL, SELL AT HORsE-LOT
wv THIS MORNING NINE GOOD -W9 ,t.io
HORSES-young, sounSi. ana good "orAef'' 'iis''
anu uouo'e' ~ ~ -. HILL s. ANDERSON.
J., ,Y n, nj caSTe SeIesman
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THROUGH FREIGHT,
PASSENGER.


1000 A. NJ. Arrives ut Richmond TUESDAY,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. Con-
meets with trains Richmond ana
Petersburg and CHESAPEAKE aHl Qhio
railroads Steamer Havana leaves Bal.
tiInorc from Pier IA Light street
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, aud fRl-
&c DAY. at 1 u. VI. Connects WIZ
trains from Philadelphia. Ncw lor.,
and We, Tern points, and Al West ron!
with trains for Rcumord and 'Ae
... South
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RICHMOND, DIRK RIVER AND CHrSrEAxEl
RAILROAD. ,
OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHrSrgAxEl
RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRIMS.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
800 P. VI. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY. THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY. Connects a,
West Point with steamer Havana for
all points on York river and Bslu.
iii6rc. Arrives in Baltimore at A.
I.:gonuects with ratl.lne> for Wash
iuSton, Philadelphia New York. Boz
TON. and all western point. CONNECTS
1t Richmond with trains on Richnloni
and Petersburg and Chesapeake sai
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
500 A. VI. Leaves Richmond ri tuesday, THURS
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connects
with steamers II West Point for river
landings, Baltimore. and all western
points. Connects AZ Richmond with
trains on Richmond and Danvillr rail.
road. Richmond AMI Petersburg. and
Chesapeake aud Ohio rallr0al'.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
9:OoP. IN. Leaves Richmond daily except sur.
s--. day..
LOCAL FREIGHT.
700 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY. Con-
meets Al Wt~t Point with steamer ls'-
for all landings on Mattap"n AMI ra'
munkey rivers.
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BY w. Goddin.

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
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BY NJ. Bates, Auctioneer,
Ills Main street.

GRrn.s & WILLIAMS, Auctionce
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ToR RENT, THAT NEAT BRICK a.
RESIDENCE. No. 314, on The north side M:l
OF Leigh between Third and Fourth streets coatsin-
fng iye roors. gas, water, DC. 1t has a handsome
yeranda In front and at the side Rent very reason
: able. Apply TO JOHN T. GODDIN.--
= Real Estate Agent Bank and Eleventh streets
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CEILING OFF AT COST FORR8o
THIRTY DAYS LONGER. ~
NEW STOCK JUST OPENED.
Gentlemen's Calf Boots, $3.50, worth $4; ..a. f
Gentlemen's Sewtd Calf Boots, So, worth $6 !; 49,.
Genttemen's Hand-Sewed Calf Boots, "a, cheap at
So: .-tt ...s-.i....s $685..
Ladies' Sewed Shoes only 75c.;
Gentlemen's Balnlorals. 81, worth $3.50;
Gentlemen's Congress CATERS, u 20 and S1:5O,
worth $3.50; Gentlemen's Square Bo1-Toe
Caters. $50. Cheap ut $3.50; Gentlemen's
Calf Square Box-Toe, hand-sewed, 50, worth
SIS;
dies, Kid Laced, 81 90, cheap at S2.2 Ladies'
Philadelphia Pebble Goat Shoes. $l.5O, worth
$3.50; Ladies Serge Foxsd Gates, 81, worth
$3.50; Ladies' Congress Caters. ~ only; La
dies best quality Buttoned Gailefs only 81,
o.. sold elsewhere at So. -
Misses H1eh-Cut Pebble Goat Ia good school-shoe),
:. :, sewed, 81 10, old price 81;
Children's Philadelphia Butoned Boots, sizes
6 TO 10, only 81, worth Sl.75;
Babies Shoes, with heels, 80, 40, and SOC.
All goods warranted as represented at the old
- -. NJ GOLDEN, 1928 Main street,
NH 3-Im not James Golden.
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DOR RENT, LARGE BRICK HOUSEMs
L with ten or twelve rooRs, besides kitchen @st
with four rooms, No. 1904 Ross street; IN good or
der. Price, $3.50 per anunm. 81.
Also, many other HOUSES In different localities,
ranging I'm prices from 81 90 to $500 per aununl.
Apf,ly 70 GEORGE s. VASHON d SON,
NH I7-3t Agents, No. 2 Tenth street.
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EOR RENT, MY RESIDENCE, No. A.
a 215 Governor street, With all modern im- IL
provemencs. Apply On the premises. 1Sa:
m R-nldSt ! A..
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RAILROAD LINES.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO KAH4ROAp,}
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT, :"
RICHMOND. VA: December I. 1871
Nm AND AFTER DECEMBER 3, 1876,
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DEPARTURE Of STEAMERS.


GRuBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
NH II, l7&td '-
, 1877-09-19

vengeance docs not dcstroy them. leaving mt
me htonc upon another. Send these criminals
to somc country set apart for them. Give them
tlIanrc to reform. IT, thcy reform. let thftn
return; II net, keep item there fur life. Thc
ttet IT supporting tIur prisons is q FEARFUL sim,
ant would ttart esery prl,t''er in husfntss III
eofne tar-'H land, with only few st'lil"r. to
keep thrm there. Let The prisoners maintain
their Own IN III government, adeA hy The United
States tfnvcrumcnt.
Most einphat:caIly say, ntutish the rcnltcn-
tsarIcs. Every uns VI them II a vast tnauufae-
turing establishment, Anppostcd by State tn1n-
tfr1', to s,fnnetc with legitimate Hlf-su.tainin3
enterprise. Every criminal in them Is Luardcd,
clothed. a1'd fed hy the state, wbct!,c psulurts
Of hs IasUr nrc BROUGHT In trcrt competition
with the wt,rk of nan who l.as himself, Tifc,
and children to support. Wrk Ia scarce simply
hcfnse the cUnv'cts are f]ntng It., afstt We arc
'wtng tare!t to support thc.n 10 driving honest,
hard-worktng tncs out OF employment.
The aubect In big nnc. Let every man,
every newspaper, every Interest That ts dear 70
my cittzen, rry ont agatnst the alsrthInE evil
Until every 1chftchtiarY In the land s abolished,
ss,cfcty relieved from thts tnrlinE loo.e 70 nny
criminals. and legitimate business and honeht
labor relieved from the b'tgltlng Effects ot tots.
vict productions Newspaper mti' NJ tin United
states, attack this Pcn!tcntihrv monster. La
boring men, II Is your worst enemy. Honest
people. abolish this evil OF II will abolish Sou.
Respectfully yeurs, A. A. TsRn1Lt-
, 1877-09-19

took II Not AnnnE Tho E0unttcs fiInt ftavs
Anything Taken t}r Their A.srss.acnts.

Cook Il Not Amnnk tlae Counttcs ti,nt Have
Anything Taken ttT Their tssrs4nacnls.
Sp'rtrl Heg.1:h IN TIE Trfbsns.
RfnEsoF,Etn, ILL.,, Gent. 1e.-At the session
nf the State Board ri Equalization today the
report Of tho Committee on Town snd Ctt5
Lots was presented. AMI referred ~ the Com
n,ittec on General Equalization. It rccon,-
fncnda additions to The satcssIncnt az returned
hy The counties As follows: bureau, add 10 per
ecat' Champaign, Is: co!es, Is; Cook, ~:
Crawford, 10; Cumberland, 40; Dewitt, to-:
DuPage, q; Edgar, u; Etslugtam, 8; .1uekson,
u; Jefferson, Is; Johnsun, 10; knukakce, To-;
Lake. >: Lawrence, 10: htats,nnin. III; atasn5l,
~: Mclean, ~; Parry, ~; White, ~. The ,ic-
ductiofs arc ~ follows: Adams, 10 rnr cent :;
Alexandria. ~; b,nne, 10; Calhoun, ~; Car
r!is, ~; cAss, 8: Clay, II; Clay. IL; douglas,
IL; FaJcste, IL; Fulton, 10; Galatin, ~; t;rnn-
Dr., Is; t1cn1crson, a5; fIcnry, ~: troquo,a, i
70 1,as1css. 10: Kendall 10: Knox. Is; lusaitc,
15; Lee, ~; livtnfstoti, II; Madison, s: Mr..
Donongh, Is; .Menasd, 10; Mercer, 70; Munt.
gonery, TO: Morgan, 10; Ogle, Il; Peoria. 10;
Popc. 70: Pulaski, q; Rock Island, ~; sanga.
clair. ri; Stephenson Hs; 'lazcwelt, Il; Wabash.
10; Warren, 10; Washington, To-; Nh,tesidc,
~. Tue counties not here named staud III r..
turned,
, 1877-09-19

The following were Tho arrivals and clearanees
for tho twenty.fouF hours endng At 10 o'clock last
night:
slsSe,x:a :ssa.s: Sss2sSoa :fsaa.e:
1rirh. chumtatc, bgdcnsburK sund1.rs, Annie Young.
Gris sMna!e*, It. G; I'r!tt.1n, sanFsttx sundrtes.
ss':s sSs' :;iH :S % %k;s :as:.: ,%s @
duncan Gity. iamisr!' 1ssy s..t:. " i!ena'a': mi:
s: ys: e..{; xs: :%Sis. S:*s {Ss;'
pirs !Arki MotAinE Star, 0rpcn Hay. lumbar. Tra-
prst ToFie1e l,lsr bark, Reciprocity. t!n'en !tay.
;as :y Hs' t:1 1s%5 1s
sea! sce. J: y cnsrn Wilt isie, s".s u 4fsn III:
Fashion, t'entHukes humber; harks " II. Vanderbilt,
CLkAaAkcxH-sehr Duncan Etty. l,sHt4n CITY. l.hn
hu cnrn. h By ,ats t. t!s berf. II brs roTk Is
9r'lta and .unlries, scht MAsdsItna FaGkass tsrr.
u h.gs f,e'. scar ". ". smith. Michigan .1ty. il
s e}k ss.ass a. Il sS4n e.
Iron Kltope. MontIrr is III, LII .hoat; EhT tiattle
WeIls. kHsTnt. III S.'d In whr.t hArk Sntad tonau,
to1rs NAeatat!ys srhs listle Hello. Maskeson. ri
and sundrlt,l s:hr !itz.s 4. Law. Nuaalo. 8: as bi
Ehr l.. Fainter uno1 plri Is bis ALI prur Fsyufsts.
scunAlner y hrl. sufsr md AluaxrEvn.
MH.sF a Ss"sssss T. f' rs :"ai: r. p q s5a @
drcs; seh. x. IL. Muas, KIsgssoa. Il ID ba .hr.i.
.hf 4. Y, keAt!nx kingston :sn hn wheat; pfnp
4lu al aeel. s'nvrr see. aud sundfisa,
sthr q. r. Alien. Gfan Haven. 7u Gu uats; aehf Ikuus6
slMnans, Nuskexoa sundrtcx,
, 1877-09-19

Cu,r4ao.-Coa, In arriving freely by lake. -.
Schr IsouisA Mcdonald will l,Ayc hcr tnr. .K!t!cA
calkcd at Mt'ters Capt Jnhn Sellers will run The
tu: Babcock hereafter. Echt Bessie Carktn h
having her tops sides calkc1 ~ Mtlers' -. There
were about thirty wescla on the lumber market
I9*cd of before night Cant. Ill Henderson. ot
Wsrtci t'sli, ,ntehe1 Al eisscIand e4 xsss az
Tess se say ns di"s akrr oMaea ssa ny lt Sa
navtd 'a!a. Of th!. pork ant sailed BY TAFT. .nhn
with cargo Of denis iron, tlucbcc.
ornEn ak rni'rs;wrhe r. nwneF M y the eehr Rassl.n
" 'I%s nj s u II x5fk
q the dry dock and snnken,. dredgc cn thu. wrat
ss 1t Hay Sty toll se'.e4 withoat
Erie IL Montreal &c vcrsels without cnrgocs..,.
The t'odt Of Capt; Charles Ackti'op: drowned on
thr tuE tony u Snaksgon on.the 1lth. was rceor.
Mr. 6. r. Smith with tic lug Ru,nage has eons to
thc chaTitie. to attupt to recover the machinery
since. :Anolher sTib On tbs, new pier Il 0twcso
s!1aeta1e c..mmensea. fhers iaxe Gssa txslse
10 By built. At nulao the arrivals saturday and
Sunday were thlFtY,two Esssn Sc"teta, including
s Of wsS s sss;fx iSo % wa. to psf. o'
Ehipmcn.. Of ots isoM Escanaca fof Tic .sa.on to
EtPI 10 WcTa sN3, d-n 1phhs pl$'ltDts, iWM f1hR.
Frnm Marquette thu shipments OF ore tsasc been
NJ, :s'f tnns; pis-rnn. 6. mr. tons. FeoM L'An.e
tho rh,nnrnt4 Of ore hare hteh H. 100 tuna. Mr.
with Me#srs sus5nEah lakcf, at ilui!n!o. u full
Of husInc.s and working eightetn te,le1,r.. Sails
spry. llaanc .nh several uthets. 1t ~ doubtful II
tsu orders can be al!cd ~ soon ~ wanted The
excursion season bctny orct. the atmr l'raIi has
returned tn Detroit from Cleveland. Concerning
hrr the Cleveland L<aR+r says: 1.-THE PrgrI has
dong frst.c!nss bu.inesa here this srason, and
Her nan,o has beconlo household ward, mud o,d.
ding her aleu IL like parting from an old friend"
, 1877-09-19

ieavc room enough to squeeze "a Awl bost thrnnzh.
1hr rchr Willie Keli"r, lnaard VIII, cos} frnm
AshtnhnIh. whf1n attempting N sail M thn betruft
IlIscf Sunday night. went hard aground m HLony
Reef nj the American aide nj Ii" Iifntkiip Cross
I'M: The lug kIvcr 4E"en, with A'ram- pump
ana t~" iishtetr stnt To- ht'r a*s,'tsns" ,li' src
Tho trEtr American. fo11.Ialcn fFnW bcl6;s.
chnc intu port yesterday wthnut her fn!rt,p-
mast and nhlntt1rInAst. both hasIhg hetn ritnr~h
on clean At the crova.tToea by Z late r9nall on
Lake Michigan
The acllr t4olcn West had hrr }i', hnorn torn mt
yesterday morning while raNlng up the rl,e!. Tnn
Sastnn hsd slsuilnr mi.hap MunoaJ in li,c Sousll
Branch.
Thc Rchr Mont HiAnc hnmpod aeanst the ttean,
barge intrr.Uceau night hc;ore la.t nesf Madam
atreet bridge, and lost les bobatAYs and bowspsit
thtood.
, 1877-09-19
How ETe Startled ffrr,

Tl4F0H FTrs |Ff1t.
A w&!oop-bang sort of hoy. with feet Al
brdnt and flat as tic-tu. ttOttc,l through tr
Central Market yesterday Til llc reached stall
kept hy s!.sEla woman about ~ years u',l.
liaitinE there, hn yelled out: 'say! xuy! Your
little lHuy has $n rnn over an,l ki1Ic,t, up l,y
tne Cny.llailS' "OlI! oh! IIcascris-o'il
ul!--l" ts,v screamed rs she m;r1c t!IYe uu.
der the counter raIne up uit tt,e outside, :llltl
started to follow the TOY. After gunr ten tert
alia halted, looked very foolish alt OF sntc1,
and remarked: +" Nhat goose ami Why, 1
ainft even inarrjcll''
, 1877-09-19

CuicA0o, Sept- 1B,-IAke freIghts weso active
and trlueF, 1t III k84c tor corn and 4Ac tor wheat
IL Halfalo Room was tak11 for 2l0, coo bu wheat,
7, 0O0 bu corn. l05, U00 ba outs, aud III 0OO b.4
rye. Charters: To uunalo-psops Noutsua aud
Cuba, wheat Empire State, eoth through; stesm
barge Ohio. rye u &c; barge 3ohpsun and sehr
Homer. wheat A. 4tc; barge Ryau, sch. L. 4.
Law, Van ya,kenbdrs last evening", City Of tho
ftrasts. eorn 1t 3Ac; sehr ct, Audscws,
rye 1t A4c; sehrs e. II. hnroa anI
Young Ameftca, corn :. &c; schr scosi., oal. d
---schr shandsn. wheat ! SO 10 cuiiiarwooI-
6chEs Il. Z. crawford. Metropolis, and uay St4tc.
corn through. 10 AoatteaI- rrup EnroEs, wheat
through, To Enc-pfop japan, wheat through.
10 shurg-Pfop Cfe,tland. whcat through;
sehr ttallstap, oats On p. In ths sftetnuoa th1
tnxdiIlA was takcu for rQfA to Uud4lo At TX.
Hates on deals from Muskcyon 10 Quebec, $8. 90
In golt. and 10 Kingston Si."5, currency.
The u. ". Powers u Chartered tof lumber from
Alpena 10 Chicago Al $t.l5.
, 1877-09-19
l'OHT' CDLBDIiNE.


DnrfALo. 8ert. 18.--Fetsets passed. Port Col
Gornc lock during the twenty -four hours ending
Sent. II. Up. n,.:
wcstward-rrop ". cowic, ogdensburR to Arh-
tatala; bark =. Anstin. Kingston to I'ay City;
Echrs st1veEafde, Kingston to buffalo; Ella Mur-
ton. Hamilton tn Detroit.
Eastwasd-pFops Sovereign anil scottn, Toledo
to Montreal. can.; Chicago 10 do; Lake Erie.
Detroit To do; OswcgatehEo and City OF
Cnncnrd. Chicago to Ogdenebnrg: van Allen,
Chatham to Qncbec: tug uus.'ncr snn-
du-ky to oglensburg; barks Mary Jane.
c1Arsvlllc to kingston; London, ]. Dsnmmond,
md Ansaasl. Toledo to Kingston; ii. II. Sl,t1n.
milwaukee, 10 Kings.an: F. g. Leighton, Hartford,
Arabia, and j. Mathews. Chicago 10 kingston;
tiranstnnl n'ad Mary Battle, detroit to Kingston;
ScllIo Wilder. West Side. and Kissing Star, Gil.
cazu to Kingston: ranlor., tlenItIcs,, ana 4.
ntor. Dloot,,, nnd lloboken; Iet1at to
RlsS:s:n; t. " 1!.tnSu1n, eSs!a.'a % q Kiass. Kts.
ton; Nannetia and Cottex. Toedn " nswego; !;
llayana, Chicago tn OaWc1o; J.. n. ltosesa hrt
Eussack. Milwaukee to t,awrgo: Calcdnnia. Fair.
port to tobouIs; Ayes, klngsvtls u collns' f'ay:
t'tacr Atnefta. Chatham to t{uchec: 'Cttnton.
Cleveland 10 Eafs tiHcent; barscs Arvost xnd u.
l.. JDhnron. 1l!ack Ittvcr to Nruckyills.
Vessels dtschaEgius at the elevator: Steam barge
TecnmAeh, MlwanEce, no orders; schs Flying
Cloud, Chicago to buffalo.
, 1877-09-19

rcr tint the rort of New York alone has hccn
the frtcMlly gateway for 6.hN,tNu of the ., 7.,s
Hkl ptnrle NJ othrr nations who have cast t1Icie
fortune. with the United Etates.
This wonderful Immigration, reaching to near
1n,WH,fHn souls ior thr whole country. tlocs not
include Tn, several atltlf.nu~ IL t,1r liquidation
nac hy tic pl,rct,asc nf Flurin, t.t,lisnna, anil
AlAska, and tho annexation of territory from
MeYlcn =
, 1877-09-19

DnlpnEroRT, ecpt. II. b.-Arrtred--<len. ycC1c,.
Ian, Lasailr. O, 600 bu c''fn; Champion. 1AsalIc,
:. 800 hu corn, 2, 100 In oat4: ". j. rocbuck.
Cttca, q, 600 bn corn; t.n kport- Lockport :. 001
lu cnru: prop MontAuk. I.ockpor1. f':Il bs1. nour
III, 200 lbs meal; Norway, Henry. g. roo bn corn.
Cicascd-Flrst National. Jo1ict, m. 50l II lurn.
her; 7. Tyburn, AaskeflIts and Joliet, 100. 600
shingles.
JsRtpnEronr, 9ept. 16-B y. n,.-Asfiveti-0r+on
M.rsett!ca 1000 hu corn: Gtpssy tlu<tn. Henry,
1000 bn corn; Frederick. ticnry. +, H0J bn corn
prep Victor. Henry, !, G0f' bn corn:
Clea.ed-Scptunc, Morris and Joliet. f4, 887 II
tnm.'er. no, 100 shingles: Montreal. tSttara,
Seneca and Morfls, 76, 900 lsth. ~, ua} It lutn-
he!: LOG. 0u0 shngtcs: prno Jack ltohertaon. La.
fa1]e. a. 11l II lumbes. .1D. .aH1 shn9lcs, =, ON
!ath;, Guild Rod, L,ckpprt, ~. @Ul IT lumber;
Merchant taSAi1e. n. NM II lumber; prop Mon
tauk, LockpDrt, 4, 438 bu wheat.
, 1877-09-19

During tho first two ycnrs OF our Civil War there
was Yery lAr0o decrease Of immigration; hut
when It brcatnc cVllGnt TINT the North would
conquer mud the Un1on le preserved, the ,ucrc
fast TINT VIC were ut war did not keep back the
eruwtl at all. 1t will also bo sccn, hy study oi
the table, thai political disturbances In the Old
World hayo La.l powerful effect upon insni.
grafton. The BocaIel Irish revolution, tngettl-
cr with famine caused by asud,len failure ar the
potato crop IN 1S4H and aftcrwartl, brought
innny thousands Of Irish people wl.o, Under or
4!nary circumstances, would have remained IN
their own country. The Franct,-itnlian atnl
Franco-Gtrtnnn wars set In molten n
strong migration from Central Europe,
and very soon the German for out-
ran tho Catholic element tn arrivals herr,
disparity that still continues, fnurlI to or I'd
vantage. Tho fntcst and most noteworthy VI
the immigrants sent " us because Of wars Mt
1lomc are the Mcnndntcs, fronl Houthrrn Hts
sia. Nearly u, 700 Of these strange people huye
arrived within less than four yenrs, whereas By
tlu ecusus Of 1870 there wcro only 4Gi4 Rus
sin1ls IN all tho United States.
Thrre Is a considerable population constantly
drifting In from thu British Provinces North OF
III Whu ouGht hot to be clpsaed a. 'tforctgncra,'
though. being nltcna, they aso 40 pilt down.
Thu rces,rds OF sex have bcon accurately kept
Tor some years past, untl tho following ta6u for
period Of ten years will show tho proportions:
BRx uP INMt1KANTa,
, 1877-09-19
WHAT THEY SAY or HER.
This Is w1lat tLe nctfott I'ast OF yesterday saJ


This tlotkade runner and celebrated failure tnwcd
past detroit to-day u somew danantle condition
On tsiu way 70 shs Ne4Md c0ns!. whert II
n ivy and taGca q takc lnts5t0 10 fnrt Ut bitter r'
ttne tnaG sanis t. her "a the pper Lakta The GU.
pr hoar hui i'sc wie asr her 10 Il arc few, II
any, u swrl1 known here tfht shs a~Eys kept ou Of
tte gay q .ash stcsnsn e tnn fhern.a snd thclsy
was unce iaytrd By her owners tnko trip 0h Icr
fr",n @ ".tnd.or to baFnts. distances q stxsy
s@cf1ss @ thn rlvrr md gut eooRnl, Arriving
4tMAlkoffIe tic tourist stepDtl the duck, remark
inT !Aat sarnia VA 1Yt = raee he hal thonsh
" "Mhy, sail ~ oa!eer OF the Ehteara: 'thts u not
!so, .'T!'e TT. t!sk ,ns i l. :.a aar Informant ~
PatfIli1 long cnouxh 10 bc there; guess shs NOT ~
MY farther" And lie returned hume.
Tho Free fFess, sun,e day, has this:
The Canadian stHr CEcurA renowned for speed and
1triei atrivrl FROM Lake hupernr yesterday III ~
tho tux Vim. H. Luss tatt of The ut'per v6rks Ut 4r
.aanrr Ga'e been frmoscd; After s!'ort .sop 4
II t.othat shc mar br gut Through the canals i tetnK
tho nirntt 0f lhc nwnet1 "a her Ut lske f)ntarl
Landing not having proved profitable.