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wv NA>OO
Ball Knitting Cotton. white, 4 cts. per
ball. Ball Knitting Cotton, cOlOrs, 5 cts.
per bali. Linen ana fine Cambria Hand
kerchiefs 4. 5, 2, 10 to 25 cts. Choice
patterns Of Silk Handkerchiefs from 20
to as cts. Linen Bosom, splendid value,
lined. IL to so cts. Dress Braids, "Fruit
Of the Braider," 6 cts a piece. Spool
Cotton, best low priced Cotton sold, 2 cts
spool. Spool Silk, full 100 yds., cts.
a spool. Twist Silk, full 10 yds.. cts. a
spool: Tides, choice patterns, 20 to IS
cts. All silk. Neck Ties. new styles,
~ 1.2 cts. to Sl.25 Ladies' Heavy Cot.
ton Hose Bang up 10 cts. per pair.
Gents Heavy Brown Cotton i-2 Hose
IL l-2 cts. per pair. Irish Balbriggan
Hose (all others are spuriOus) 80 cts.
per pair. Cut Hamburg Edges superior
and as cheap 4 to SO cts. Boys Linen
Collars cts. each. Bustles, Bustles. 25
CTS. to $i.3S. Kid Gloves. all our 81 IS
marked down to Slips. $1.OO marked
down to IS cts. All Wool Yarn, to close,
Is cts a skein. COrsets, foreign and 90.
nestle. Is cts. upwards. Ostrich Feath.
er Busters IL cts upwards. Ostrich
Feather Piano busters Is cts. upwards
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OmC6 HOur6.
From 500 m to $50 m, Sundays excepted.
Sundays open for Carriers and General Delivery
from to 10 IN.
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INFANTILE CATARRH
For Rent.

For sale everywhere. Price only IS cents. SMITH
DOOLITTLE q SMITH, 26 fremont Street, Boston
Agents, for u S. oct1lWS&Msn6m
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ORATUARY.

Entered into rest on Tuesday, Mo-
vember 70, 1877, Virginia, wife OF
Charles f. Green.
On! how the regretful aud almost
rebelliOus feelings surge up tlom
the hearts OF those who have been
bereaved, whose hopes been have
dashed to pieces in few brief hours.
How the mind will-although it he's
borne itself alOft to the Paradise OF
the dead, aud there has beheid the
dear dead ones gone before treau
ing the paths of perfect peace-like
a tired bird who has scared too
high, come back on wearled wings to
realize that the hearthstOne is cold, the
ioy OF the house aud the husbands
heart is gone because the helpmate has
teen taken away. At such an hour II is
hard 30 giVe--it ia harder to receive
comfort because God has implanted
natural affection in the human breast,
and vain il the attempt to stop the
tears which will stream from the eyes
that weep, or the tbrObs which VIII
shake the heart that m0urns. The
Saviour went DER Lazarus grave auu
il is not wrong to sorrow lorSt he dead,
if sorrow be mingled with the chrls'
tia Is hope. Such hope OF u bright
resurrection may well be ours, rs
we think OF this lovely chris
tlnn woman whom God has taken.
such a he as hers may well stop the
river of tears at last, because 1t was
life with almost every element oil Inc
heavenly life in il, lie when mas re-
ceived its crown because OF It's putity
and singleness of purpose. ms Is the
pnmfort which all weary hearts can
grasp, that, though severed for a little
while the time will come when those
VhbGavs lOvrd Oh earth shall be united
in thu eternal Iond IT love In heaven,D
Hey 80 Huc here as deserving hedrei
hereafter. The other comfort Is that
the good example Of those who are de-
nnrted this life IN the faith Of Christ, is
n poyerlul incentive to the living To
follow after that which is good.
Mrs Green's life was beautiful be-
c,usp her character was Nd pure, so
gentle. 90 modest. Her al hsd reached
after and gri sped the Cross oil CHRIST
aud by IL both held aud was hOluen,
aid from that Cross had been learned
lhs Lessons of patience, charity, quiet
ness, humility. 1t was life which
will he remembered long-a life whose
-waetness is now dOubly felt For
those who nave "lallen asleep" are
not gone forever; they are still ours
| Ne Ioss them to get them back agaln
in a deeper way, because their boiy
isasnns. their pure affections, are ours
forever. for their virtues are sacred
M and live in us-they being usad
vet spesk. They reach olt from tha'
P,radis- where tney await me h-sui
rsctt N day, and taking us Win one
rend. stretch out the other toward ! ~
liight that shines from the fhroae o.
iioJ: and so, i re Uih We are leu on
wsId and upsard-pas'i'ns are slo-
, ,lusd. sinful thoughts eiresseoi etsIi
aciiou purified. aud tbe peace "n.cu
, liz wUrid cannot give is ours, -,
Mrs Green will be nissfd In hei
b1nle.sin the Church, and by the M ,
who loved her, but the JOY Is hsis y
seeing not far of the streets OF tss
. CITY which hath no need OF the sun
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acknowledgements
AnAnIIMuL IL LII


Ata meeting 10 me Ladior ieuevo
. lrat association so Matthew's On
tn.dnl held l.N moulug rgd
/ Intelligence Nu. received uI tuu iuu.
/ drp de..h NJ Mrs Charles =. Green.
/ ht shock was great he glief heart
ttlt and sincere. Realizing the sense
OF loss, the association unanimously
adopted the following resoInti0nsj
WHEREAS, Almighty God has been
pleased 20 call away from the church
militant TO the JOY of the church tri-
umphant, the soul NJ our dear com-
panion and sister In Christ, Mrs. &. H.
Green, the treasurer OF our assoca
tion.
EcS0ipCd, That, while with christian
resignation, we humbly eay GOd'aWUl
be done, knowing thnt she has passed
To the christian reward, We do sorrow
that hero ON earth the guutle voice
viii no longer be heard, nor will her
hands again he joined with ours In
works Of charity and love. We recog-
Diled In Mira. Green's character love-
illness which was rare, tenderness
aud sympathy which was chrlstlike,
aud n spirit OF humility and gentle.
ness which had caught its expires.
sion from the light shining
about the cross Of Christ. Her MEM
DRY will he dear to us, Strengthening
us IN our daily toll for the poor and
distressed, helping us to live as we
ought TO live, that we may die M we
OUGHT TO die, TO the summons sudden
or after lingering hours OF weary sick
ness, BLESSED are the dead who die
in the lord. Yes, saith the spirit, for
they rest from their lRbOrs and their
works do follow them"
RoS0luod, That copy of these reso-
lutions be spread upon the minutes, a
copy sent to the morning paper for
Publication, and u copy sent to the
husband of our departed friend.
Mlts. T. II. MlERS, Pres.
Miss Mite SIMPSON, Secretary.
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LIVERPOOL, NONefnOef AA--Nooh.-boton
active. . -.
THURSDAY. wEDSEsDAf.
Middling Upiands.... t5sd VI
Niddling Orleans.... b4d btd
sales is .OlJ bales; Speeuiations and exports
500 hales; receipts 400 bales, American
Futures l.s1d better than last nights clos.
lug pficss. 49, ,-..--..,t,.
delivery, gjki; December 81; November ana
Dec mbsr 8 5-l6s5 ll-SM; December ard
January 81; January and februaIy
D. n; March ana April ll-sbii Apfii ann
MAJ III: new cop shipped October aud
Noyenibsr by sail 5-i6s5 IL 3d. November
and Decsmbef6 5-l5I =,
I'D m -NiddIing upiaBds 8 III d. mid
ding Orleans gsId; low middlipg pianos
sIif; good ordinrTy uplandss l.lsi; ofdiiiiary
uelhnds7 5-lgi; plan s ioE m dsiDg clanss
II veinber delivery 6 li-5sti February and
iiip.. IN include 1850 bales AM .riean
Ipiands iou mihdnng clauae March sno
April Dc ivefy 5.lsd; shipped February and
March by sail sd. -fs.
SD. in.-Futufe5 closed qui and steady.
yxv osLrAxs, November 22.-Night-Cot-
ton strong. Sales 7.lO0 bales.
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brooklyn Gravel.

Passengers tor Brooklyn, New York,
via the Panhandle and Pennsylvania
line, are now transferred by steamboat
direct to Fulton street wharf, Brook.
lyn, Immediately on arrival ut Jersey
City, thus avoiding the two ferries and
the disagreeable transfer across New
York city. This Will I've found very
great convenience by Brooklyn travel.
Ol9.3m
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GaAKs aED wRgAnsFuFFs.

OATS-Selllng only TO feed men, 3O@S5c
oarca.
WHEAT-Choice 81 40; good milling 81 sc
@Si ~; far 81 l0GSl 30; low grades 81 COG
q 10.
mand. Shelled none offering,
BARLEY FEED--3.@iO;.
RIE-75c.
HAY--s7 OO@lO % per ton; hungarian and
Millet Sl0@l2.
Aad roads have caused n great scarcity OF
all kinds OF grain and prices have been
furcad up far beyond Its value.
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Nrw OmFtNH, Noypm nor ~ Flour, dull,
auprrnno I nbUfi lo, M ~ nN as Ia NIX
81 .iW,1 ~, hburr sradus 40 sou l1h, Corn,
scarce nhd nrm; White tlH, ORth mif demand
N0 }ONq', Nnhte Qu M; Crgues ordinary to
prime O4lpn gold, hug ~ Htrady, common
a. good common addci fair 20 nly fair
Bl,W1o; yellow olatlhed "a. as 49, MOnssos,
custer; common aagaOc; fair 8uMaici prime
Ia choice Mailc, Rrr, quiotan arm, ordi'
nary to primo Louisiana 1@t o.
NEW YoRK, November "a Flour without
decided change, llttIo more do ny IN export
aud home use, closing quiei southern Hour
heavy common To fair extra u ib@U ~,
good To choice "a 6Ot,a 90. Wheat IN dull,
prices morally without decided change,
closing slightly IN buyers favor, Corn AWbs
lower, loss doing, oats 10 better ana nolNo,
Coffee quiet and arm,
BALrlMoRK, November ~. Flour Is dull;
western gupetnne 81 1904 7bi extra N@S0;
family ca 2b1s1 20 city MILLS, tuperllno,
brands s. 0Jgl 90; other grades unchanged,
southern wheat hrmar and higher; western
tim und higher; southern 10 good 10 prime
VI l0Ul a., amber, 81 500 40; No, = western
winter rcd spot and November 81 i3 DO-
comber u 49,, Southern corn active, trmer,
Western quiot tigm and higher southern
white b6@tOci yellow d@02c'
Vt. LouIs, November 22.-Fl1ur, fair de-
mand for low extras, other grades inactive,
~, 23l4; No do ~ lOgl "; No. 2sprlngsl OS
Z IN hrm, No. mixed iiN@ii9,c, Oats re
eNSler, No, . 2tMs6Rc, Rye Wiondy auc. har-
ley quiet hut stoady. Whisky Is steady nj
81 o. Pork dull, sl2 %. Lard nrmer 81 ~
asked. Bulk meats easter, shoulders bNc;
clear ribs dIgc; olearsidos Gj4c. bacon, only
small peddling,
Hogs-Actiye and arm,
CAttle-Weak, demand only local,
shoep-Qulol and unchanged.
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E.EME AND CEMENT.

LIME-The best quality IN barrels Is worth
rs; in bulk, 81 %; ordinary Dallas, Boo per
bushel.
CEMENT osendlo-- Is worth 81 " barre,
Louisville, best, little kept $3.50 W barrel
Dallas, g so.
PLASrEH Is worth So 80 u barrel.
The supply;of the ABOVE mentioned artl-
lea iaam pie demand fair; market nrm,
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, November 22-Siocks strong.
Money per cent. Gold 81 %. Exchange
long a 81; short 81 81. State bonds steady.
bonds steady.
Gold opened 81 %.
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COMMERCIAL.


FLOUR--FHird demand, which Is met freely
at the following quotations: Crescent, in
sacks, 81 %. San Jacinto IS rs; Empire 50 50;
xxx S3 %; Eagle 50 Oh; Magnolia, in sacks,
IS lbs, VI 90; Todd's NNA, s. 10; State
Central NXNX, 81 %; Choice Family, si25
star Mills Xxx, S. 90.
BRAN-Erom ~ To 5jC.
DORM EAIl-hln.
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whore there h no hunger, no thirst,
and where "Goi shall wipe away Nil
tears " from the owes ui those who
have loved hm mere ON eRrth, and
have desired 10 see his fee IN heaven,
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executing tleport-EInerc.aI.

NEW HoRK, November Sterling 81 0l.
Money AT per cent. Gold quiet al 81 Oljs.
Government bonds strong; new 5s ia. state
bonds steady,
NEW ORLEANS, November A.-Gold 81 %
9N O3yi Sight y discount. Sterling bank
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Cotton Market.

GALVESTON, November 22.-Cotton, receipts
300 bales. Exports TO Ureat Britain 1903;
France 1908 bales; coaslWise 10 bales. sales
2. 100 bale. stock U0,23l bales.
NurKet quiet
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FEDERAL COURTS.


nos. oI H.nrior v"h's pam 'f'"''n'
n,r sn.a.rp 'pt.oi'l ono 'li'i "".
r.r. g.aH .nnfH"r Fin''s' h"'a
lnr .Jur.".
s.m0r C0ho nsEcd, and uy ua .H'
m.rs c.usrnt obtained lmye TO bruj
Iac following h|I which wni ro'
I....ml u..I.l tH ,ln committee o.
IA ,..tr'r.rr.
lN tF
r..-..ia uI. l-I .m n..ll lisrlc OF
meHNeui !tsa ~ lp elln.e ,.g %, ,a ,,
M eln hNa ~ n, Gbr lima and plaoes o
Woldln olurts Ia said district,
,,.,.,.yl,,l.. 0..,g,.y Jr.,s III,
"' " ''g A., T.5g5 ,yl,tle y,
i,,P''''.,..'' ~, .,...o'LL.J Tbotn hi.
'I"'''''Iil Nv 5l.,{ h.r.L" created IN ibe
u''''' VIZ W., - o,llod ho rortL.
''"', MAX I,sNjct oc snl state and
OF" Jr e.,I,,,iu, no,ned counties shall
wv ''"'"o,iT di.tr;ot nonoly, Bro1os
yu'''i' I.t'.,, ao, Iin,cstnno Froestono
,''"' '..'T M, Van,,,,o, n,Ilos Rocl,'
IA N"y'r ,T ''''l s,n ','' Ionor Delro Col.
~ M"", ''"''l Ct, nnnIo, rorrort
N ~ 10y I'm Mi ,nnar Flis nil
NJ Jonn'T'' IN w. 49,, ',' r,noncLn
"A CI''y''' i'"'I''t"WU'' III p,,I.,n p,Io
i n!t"' Io"i, W., Afoc,osno CIV
! n'So, NV, NvNLar,or Uordo,
A',"'i} ~, '' pa,i,n u,ste, Tb,ncI,.
man. me- D'S w., ,'"s ShnotIei,rd
morton i r o""S' Giii,h"on Enstlond
u Jones 'Hl W., I p''' Gro.r No'
& pro" xxx; "o,s ''' S,n',a '" KIM Cotlc
NJ , '''''' ,,.l,Vl!i'''.,''..,'',l uon,nb;O
U M, ,.U''',t 'N'liI,,oa pnborts
n " nv''T D1ri"Ip U,Il Na,lny Dickens
UI'"l' en-" ,,'r,5' ,fi,,l, IN uIoyo,d p"r.
lSv"' ~, "0"' c 'imo. 1y,,a,, NnG,eys
uc", D'C,o'i IN r, %, pr;,o,a Ann,
u'l+''l C,n.' trnH',Itnsnn II,osr,,l
sIrons' O''' ~, i''''' p'.,,nn p,nd'Il
Sherinun' quo ,,I Ivy, .,n ' ra,.,,
"A T"iS"vi, 'i"'., ", G,',,n 6,nf gr,;,I
llo 1,y I 49, N "1 p I Inor pn,
oIohahiI ll"rVley' =, D'l'"i''' 'i'n''' '''S >
'ey' OoChr ,,, any ~ oN I'I c,., a.. ,,,-
sec . lov ron my S,i "',G, ,"v p',
sage o. V,i oo, ,le ,T ~, o,ate,n " mJi
co1hGes sIio'l compose we o"s1o'I wS Sur
o'al oi6E'V holuell, h"v'i''I G1, ', 'i,
~ ton Bro4ofla foft Deno' Cplo'"uo'
AUSTIN waller HURTS u" ~
Nhamoers Jefferson Orange, H"1ui,h
Liberty Newton, Jasper, Iy'eMy, Z, LplN'
\ San Jocnto, Montgomery walker,
4 Grimes, Madison, Trinity Angelina
n San Augustine, Sabine, Shelby, Nacog-
doches Cherokee, Houston, Anderson
q Henderson, Smith Rusk, Pamela, liars
iison, Gtegg' GP'nutl C " ooo' ~; az
Handt, Rains, Hopkins, Camp iitus,
Marion Cass, Bowie Franklin, Morris
and Red River,
Sec 3 That from and after the pass
sage of this act the following named
VI counties shall compose the western Ju'
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NOTICE or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

we, the undersigned, have this day FORM
ed A copartnership Tor the purpose Of doing
a general land and real estate business, as
successors OF Hosack q Jones, under the
nrm name OF Jones C Murphy.
]. j. JONES.
JOHN +. MURPHY.
Office, No. Ill Austin street, Dallas, Texas
November lst, lai, M
Toe new frm respectfully solieits con
tinuance OF the patrol age her tolore G Attend.
ed the late firm, and trusts, by Atsict atteni
ton and fair and honorable dealings IN al
business transactions, to insrit anu iscoit e,
reasonable support from the puolc. we
are well supplied with county maps, land
abstracts and everything necessary 70 con :
stitute a 1rst-class officei and botn mem :
ers of the firm having had several years
ex neriens,, believe that by close applicn-
ton. we saall be able TO enthusiastically serve
our patrons. Very respectfully,
novl0-dim. JONES q MURPHY
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NEw IoRk, November 2.-COtion steady.
WEDNESDAY,. THURsD-N.
II 3-l6c llAc
Otleuns ........ III D lhc i.1sN
sales | ,g7s bales. Fuiu a. shade firmer.
November n 9dll pie; December II sail
2le; January II Hall poe; February il wa
e; March II 5Jail SIC.
Nilh-- Cotton steady, lplands llAoi Or-
leans ll5kc. ralts 1886 tales.
Consolidated net receipts 1919 bales; eX-
ports 10 Great BRIAN 5Jbel bales; continent
igI8S bales; france iu,iJJ bales
Net receipts / ~ hales; gross $50 bales.
Futures closed steady. Sales 500 bales.
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1Kiaes nuti wool.

GALVESTON, November 92.--llides nre duh.
Dry selected lie; light salted l2c; Stack
sailed lie; damaged half prcs; kips l2H
wet Baltcd rs they run SC; selected Oc;
butchers green 10, 20 on FOR grubs'
TO fine light aud free OF burs 20G29c; coarse
and heavy agile; Western and Mexican 10
dl9c,
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Notice Of Dissolution.

The copartnership heretofore existing pc
tween II A. III. Hofaok and j. ]. Jones, ur-
der the arm name OF Hesaek Jones, In
the real estate business AZ Dallas Iexas,
was dissolved from and after the hrst dny
OF October, 1871 J.. a. II; Hosack .su .,
nom said drrn, and j. j. Jones continuing
said business and assuming AL napllltles
contracted BY aid .flrm, and - hereby
authorized TO collect all amounts due TIE
SANS IA. III. HOSACK.
rctober 10. lS7T. ]. ]. J0NEa
In retiring from said Arm, bespeak
continuance OF the kind patronage nersIo-
fore extended said firm, and aftef nasins
hed M lanes with me In business for The
isst twelAe years, can. and do. with great
nieasure. cheerfully recommend hini ~ BE-
M worthy OF the condolences OF any con-
munity. uoa ~
n0yi0-dlm. d. a. n no1e,Nt
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n nclph, rol, hlll uNu,i gross ~ halas,
EKpIU} i1 Fupoa %, halosi ooastwlto 500
bales. stock aui Om halts,
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LIVERPOOL, November s2.-NOon.-Coiton
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-30

Tho market derived additional strength from
the favorable tenor of the telegrams from all
points, and factors generally were more stringent
in their pretensions, but some were willing to
meet the demand at the previous advance. A
part of the business was consequently without
guotable improvement, and q part, especially in
the medium grades, at q fraction more than
could have been realized yesterday. The de-
mand, however. running mostly on the medium
grades, these descriptions exhibited the most
buoyancy. In some Of the other grades, how
ever, the leaning was manifestly to outside fig
ures.
The sales of the past three days sum up 1850
bales 1880 on Wednesday, including 1OO not re-
ported until Thursday, 2i5O yesterday, including
$50 not reported until to day, and 1880 to day,
making, with the addition of 100 bales to Tues
days report aggregate tor the week Of
II, 400, against G60O last week and 200 the
week before.
Weeks receipts 1854 bales, embracing 755
from other delivery ports Gall from Texas),
aud S99 proper against 1855 proper last week and
3l47 last year. Total proper since August 81,
1,ls5,2OS bales, against ,402, ,S04 last year-de-
crease 217 500.
The exports comprise 9455 bales, embracing
1870 to Liverpool (incudng 984 via Pascagoula) J,
1400 to Barcelona and 1886 to New York.
rbe Exchange telegrams mako the receipts at
all the ports from IL M Yesterday to IL M. to-
day 1879 bales, against 1907 last week and 1046
last year, and since Friday 6270 bales, against
80l5 last week ana III los last year. Total since
August 81 1914, ,055 bales, against 4,061, 1923 up
to Thursday noon, June 20, last year-decrease
1928 bales.
Exports Friday to Thursday, inclusive, to Great
Britain 1889 bales against 81 1856 last week and
2l,942 last year, and to the Continent 1925
bales, against Ats last week and 34i6 last year.
Exports at all ports since Sept. /: to Great
Britain 2,060, 900 bales, against 1.996,433 last
year; to France 45O3 $685. against 425 9ls last year,
and to the Continent 429,303 bales, against
67l, ,567 last year. Total to Great Britain,
France and the Continent g. $40 COZ bales, against
3,e93, 9lS last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to
u M 25s, ,652 bales, against 262 229 last week and
2S7, ,552 last year.
The weeks receipts at the chief interior towns
Selma omitted both years) embrace 500 bales,
against 1864 last week. and 983 last year; the
shipments $3.50 bales, against 6l04 last week and
1920 last year; and the stocks 9994 bales, against
26, ,306 last week ana 81. .587 last year.
Compared with last year, this shows de-
crease OF 394 bales in the receipts and Is, ,593 in
the stocks, and an increase of 1869 in the
shipments.
The Exchange makes the amount on shipboard
not cleared before todays exports Of 1854 bales)
II, ,594 bales, embracing 2e5l for Liverpool, 8Oos
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-30
A. Rochereau & co. VS.. EnsIe Bart.

rT'HIRD JUSTICE COURT FOR THE
L parish of Orleans, No 312-By virtue of q
writ of neri facias to me directed by the Hon.
orable John L. Laresche, Third Justice Of the
Peace for the parish of Orleans, in the above
entitled cause. Twill proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, on Royal street. between Custom
house and anal streets. on TUESDAY July 8,
A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND, with the
buildings and improvements thereon. making
part Of lot number three hundred and fifty
nine situated in Foubourg Marigny. in the
square bounded by Lafayette Avenue (late En-
ghen) Music, Goodchidren and kampart (late
Love), and measuring, French measure. thirty
one feet eight INCHES and six lines front on
Lafayette Avenue, by seventy feet two inches and
nine lines deep on the line toward Goodchil-
dren street, and thirty feet wide in the rear.
bounded on the side toward Rampant street by
the property now or formerly belonxiug to
Lawrence Jones by act Of sale before Amede
Ducate, notary public, dated August 90, 1847.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot at the moment of
adjudication
THOS. J. BUCKLEY,
ie29 16 % 80 iy3 Constable.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-30
SOUTHERN NEWS.
Louisiana.


Charbon has extended to East Felici-
ana.
The river is falling slightly at Plaque
mine.
The parish attorney Of Caldwell gets
5000 year.
Peaches, figs and all kinds Of fruit in
st. Landry are doing we'll.
All the crops in Webster parish
fruit, wheat, corn and oats-are excel
lent.
A new paper is to be established in
Mansfield, so at least the Natehitoches
Vandicdt0r declares.
The cane crop OF Plaquemines is much
larger than last year and in better con-
dition, although little behindhand.
A new postoffice is to be established
in Iberville parish, just opposite Plaque
mine, on the other side Of Bayou
Plaquemine.
The st. Joseph and Lake st. Joseph
rifle clubs of Tensas will have rifle
match on the Yelverton place, in that
parish. in August.
DIR. Baker, who has been conducting
the religious revival in Shreveport, has
gone to Bossier parish. where he will
preach every night.
The crop of poetry in the country pa
pers seems universally large. The