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SIMM'S PAIN SEARchER

will give immediate relief in Neuralgia. Headache
sudden Colds, To0tachc, Sore Threat Diarrhea Dyson
terry, Spraus. Bruises Painters Collie, Sour Stomach &c
and in rheumatism it has failed cure the
worst case matter how long standing whether acute
or Chronic. We have hundreds of references.
The application of the Pain Searcher to the parts aec
ted will afford immediate ease.
half to one tcaspounlnl in half tcacup Of warm,
swcetencd water, Will almost instantly Cramps and
Pains in the stomach and bowels sick headache nel-
ralgia stomach collie, diarrhe;i wind the stom-
ach. and bowels painters collie, dysen-ry, and all in
tcrna aud external pains.
Travellers will find the Pain Searcher splendid med
iCne to prevent change of water from hurting the
system. As a household remedy, it is elegant us it
meets the requirements in many different cases
Physicians, Clergyman Lawyers Editors and hundreds
Of people, speak well of it the greatest of pain med
icnes. Remember it is nsed nwardly and outwardy
Do not lie put off with other articles Make your drug
gist dealer give you the Pain Scarcher 81 cts bot
tie. six for $3.50
Principal Depot, 18th and King streets Wilmington,
Delaware.
Philadelphia depot, 6o2 Arch street; Baltimore depot
los Baltimore street and sold ut Retail by Druggists
and Dealers in Medicines. feb l0-ly
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Tracts, Parts of Tracts, Pieces
or Parcels of Land.

all situate, lying and being in the Second Election
District Of Cecil county.
No |. HOME FARM. Being all
that portion of the farm which said David NJ Taylor
now resides. which lies Of the public road from
Elktpn 10 Warwick, and which said TAYLOR Inherited in
part. and which was also conveyed to said Taylor 10y
tw" deeds dated 29th April 1871. recorded i'll Libcr
c. Nee. No. i. foil" :i24 and the other dated May 18th
1874, recorded in Lber q. Nee No. folio containing
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Dr.. Simnas' Pain Searcher
CURES TIE sEvEREsT PAINS
IN FROM | TO Is MINUTES,

No one need suffer with Pains after reading about
this remedy.
SINIMS PAIN SEARCTIER is n sure cure in every
case of rheumatism. IL has never failed. 1t is the
only remedy that will relieve the eNcrucat ng
Pain Stops Neuralgia, Headache instantly, stops
Cramps and Pains i'll the Stomach and Bowels by one
dose inwardly, and one application outwarlly,
IN FROM l TO Is MINUTES
matter how the of the unfortunate who
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Hon. JOHN l. THOMAS, recently
appointed Collector of the Port of Bal
timore, took charge of his office on
Thursday morning The transfer from
Ex-Collector Wilkins was made quietly
and without ceremony. Collector Thorn
as has appointed as his Deputies, Capt,
w. D. Burchnal and Mr.. Geo. NJ.
McComas. After the transfer was COM
pleted, the newly-installed Collector
held a reception and received the con-
CALCULATIONS of the employees of the
establishment. Notice was given that
no applications for appointments would
be received before Monday.
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175 ACRES. more or less.

This farm has it large and handsome eIL,
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with grounds AS iii!
well laid out. The land is of good quality. hHi!l
End. The DAVIS FARM. Being
all those two tracts of land containing in the aggregate
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No. 4. All that PARCEL of LAND,
26 ACRES, ? Foods and 20 Perches.
SHERlFF'S SALE.

RY virtue of four writs of fieri facias,
l)issued out of the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
tw" at the suit of John A j. CreSwell Trustee.
the suit of Joseph Pennel. and the suit of
William A. Richards (use of Noble I. Bi;i-i also by
virtue of writ of et ttcas, Issued out of the Court
goods and ciates. lands and trnrmrnts of David NJ.
Taylor and directed. have seized and taken in
execution all the right title, interest claim and estate
both at law and in equity. Of the said David NJ Taylor
in and to all the following
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a consultation was speedily arranged
and held at my house in Washington, on
the night of the Goth June, 1876, at which
Mr.. Fulton insisted that there could be nc
harmony unless changes were conceded in
the offices of the Collector and Marshal,
and urged that the State central commit
tee be reformed so as to have five or six
new men substituted in the representation
from Baltimore City, and that Mr.. Thomas
should retire from the ciairmanship, ex.
pressing at the same time willingness to
accept Mr.. Fulton as chairman in his place
The merits of a number of prominent Re,
pubhcans were discussed with reference tc
the Collectorship. Mr.. Fulton returned to
Baltimore the same night, and on the next
day forwarded me letter of which COPY
follows:
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THE poorest country editor in Amer
lea can find some little consolation in
the fact that he is better off than the
editors of Paris newspapers. LIE Rad
zeal for the Sd of June announces that
since its establishment, on the 18th of
February, it has been fined four times
The total sentences amount to 1880
francs fine and fifteen months imprison-
ment, and now it has been suspended for
six months ale Radical " goes on to
say five add to this sum the expense
of all sorts which are the beautiful orna-
ment of French justice, we find that it
amounts to about 22,OO0francs. 1t is
apretty sum, and if the government had
bit of gratitude, it ought to have only
sympathy and kind feeling for a news
paper which, since the day of its birth,
has filled its Golfers with as much liber-
ality as disinterestedness.
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BALTIMORE, January 3,

baLilMoiSf., Jdnudry %, lSOJ.
Dear CresceN.-I have had my thinking
cap on day with regard to the disposition
of officers, which is forced upon me by
visitors and letters half dozen times every
day. That there will be trouble ahead
am more and more convinced every day.
First, as to the naval oflice-independen
of the lesser applicants-there is Judge
Goldsborough and Col. McKillip is backed
by Judge Smith, who will stand off if it is
given to him. If given G. what is to be
done witt. Mex? Second, there is half
dozen expectants fGr the district attorney
ship-the only competent III proper one
being Stockett Mathews. If it is sive.. =;
Mathews what will be done with Ensor?
Third, there j. the marshalship. The only
two applicants Of any weight are Judge
Wesel and Col. Anderson. IF it is given
to one what is to be done with the other
Fourth, the Surveyorship is generally
conceded to Ned, but it strikes me that it
will have to be given to either Nick llip if
Goldsborough and Anderson are given the
naval office and marshalship. have not
mentioned this superstition to any one, and
merely suggest it is as a point for you to
t,:;nk over. Fifth, General Ross will,
presuml, rsE9iH in his position as assessor.
The collectorship Is nomipally vacant, and
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PRESIDENT HAYES visit to New
England, last week, was complete
ovation from beginning to end. The
enthusiasm of his greetings were shared
in by all classes Of people. In Provi-
dence, Il. l., and surrounding towns
there was a general holiday, and multi
tudes throngcd the streets through
which the President passed. He at
tended concert given by 1000 school
children in the Academy of Music. and
spoke few happily chosen words III
response to their greetings. On his
return trip he visited Newport, r. l ,
where he was received with great en-
thusiasm. All the Presidential party
express themselves as delighted with
New England and New England hos
pitality
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BALTIMORE, June %, 1876.
Hon. j. 4. j. CresareN- Dear Sir: You
will doubtless have noticed that at the
meeting of the State Cntral committee on
Wednesday last, declined the chairman
ship, which it was the desire of large
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forthwith cNhibitr this letter to the PrcS;-
dent, and stated the whole ease to him Mr.
Booth had been sick for some weeks. and was
then nj Long Branch. 1t WAS conceded on all
sides that us an officer lie was uncXcrpti nal,p
HE objections To !inl came from the malcorl-
tents, and were only political. The President
SAID Mr.. Booth had often assured him that
owing To tn" state of his health he was DESTROYS
OF beng relieved from the t0lIcctOrShi9 III any
ilme his resignation might be acceptable, ANA
that he the President therefore felt at liberty
To ask him to resign. if il believed that
amy good could lie accomplished by the appoint
meml VI tul. MilllinS The ruSgmaliOn Of Mr.
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early rose. damaged, sod on the landing III ~ Cd
W Dbl. Potatoes Hnsssts ars quoted at sgn5 pc.
peach blows 90 bgtNg 10. Onions stm2. APPLES
si0Dt 30 W Dbl, Choice Sour Kreut si4dl5 " Dbl.
Louisiana uabbages s1BtD77 VI 100,
HfDI5-Ths feeling is better without any ma.
terisl change In prices Country green are quoted
At b1sI0e; dry sslted gDtoe. dry flint tvm 12c
VI d. In city slaughter sales are making
ss follows Steer hides over SO bs &c. 10
10 81 iks We. under 10 lbs 10. Cow hides, 90
they run, es kips, 20 TO "a tbs pe hips, 90 10 10
lbs, Be- calf skins each Coo. Bseswaxt prime
yellow, gBe H D., oxherhs, each, 30 III ii. 10OO
country wet sailed sold at Co. 1000 dry fint st lie,
ard 1900 dry sslted NJ loo W b, a.'.-...-. -,
TALLoW Wis guiet and held at 7tsdD7s4o " d..
RECEIPTS or pHODUgE -Arrived since oar
review Of yesterday 100 bbls -FOUR II terces
batas 2sg IhdH sugar, 25a bbls n,olassess % bbls
apples, 60 kegs butter, and 40 bills rice.
EXPORTS or P1ODU OLE Exports since our
review OF yesterdays s45 bbls -four, Il bbls
pork, BB caahs Bacon 10 tieftes lard, t6 bbls
whisky. 1b7 bbis corn meal, t716 sacks corn, 800
90 ls oats, 4Bs sacks bran, B4s bales hay, "A
hhda sugar. SO bbls sugar, 10 bbis molasses,
AZ bills rice 1iB sacks coffee, IVA bbls potatoes,
IL kegs butter, and 8 bbls apples.
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AIeAFeb FFsseFHhFs
Brit steamship Student, Thompson fof Liverpool
DsUan Eetspa 6to
Steamship City Of Merida Phillips, for Vera Cfas
via Tatnpiee aiia Tnspati-4 j WttletspeyR
Steamship Lone Star, Forbes for New York
CA Whitney ace
Brit ship Afdenlea, Robertson for Liverpool
Hall u Vaughan
Aus bark Pfosefpha, tvanoieh for Havfe-
shu1th &ee
Nor bark Regina, Bfonluhd, for Liverpool
.. DeGan Hsfsss &oo
Brig NJ Burns Afhst, for BDna6Ua=
s Otbfi a. Bro
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
FRIDAY Evening. March 10, 1877, !
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

The demand for Money this week has been fair
nj several of the banks, but has renamed meae-
rate an The street. and commercial paper has
hssn w without auotsble variation fair business
Inns baar done In gold and foreign exchange at
iawar rates. the former closing to-day lso lower
fban IN last friday, and the latter 2siunaalU "
cent. New York sight has continued soatsa, ana
week. Stocks have been In only modefate ~
anast, but holders have been quite firm IN Their
f,retpnsiona. Stale Uensuls and Premium bohds
have been moderately active, but irregular a,la
lower. the former closing to-day l.o9le under
iast fridays quotations, and The latter wilhous
any variation. .-..-..,,a..., .a.,.,asa,u,
paper NJ SO per cent per sanuin discount Al
do. pDiD, second grade do 1a@l5 collateral losna
gGns hfst class mortgages se.@e1.., and second
grade do, tg@la. ...tz,as $3.50. ,a,.5 =,
New York. and after q Fair business olosea ct
1n45adli9stg. against iO4Ta la thai market The
ssjas summed lip s74,bD0, embracing $4,000 and
san0l AL f04T.. slaJ1d and $4,000 at LOG. 10000
and $500 at i0bta. and $4,000 at lue4 ed, An.
Under the course Of Gold at New YORK., stef.
ling advanced @1o, aud francs ,, were auoasa
The sales of sterling comprised EsB,soo' etn-
braejna Ea0e All clear at hpa. ElonO hill q iaaing
at bna6lbDaZ $4,000 Al clear ct b04is t2bgV bill
lsding 1t b64@5o5, and $4,000 do a. so4se49 ne
The Only sals OF francs fepofbea "hs l""eoV
commercial NJ ApBs4.
Al tie rluse efliug bills were quoted at 50adn
Hnbts for bill OF lading and AL clear, ana ca
hnHL for bank, thank counter rate at idp50D and
francs al 4gBa 6n4Dsts for commercial aud nomi-
nal for bank, - .,,......
New York eight vas sitter. The sales com.
upissd stb5pnn, embracing 100000 commercial
and t4s Ogn private bankers at Dsi6 per esht pre-
sniur, 100000 private bRnhers' at T.32, s20,9U0
bank at v aud sae 900 do. at 5sle.
the banks continued to check on New York at
u III cent premium. and commercial eight was
still quoted vt BLOC.
The following is the official statement OF the
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River ~ s,ws.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
Saturday Morning, March II,
Daily report OF the stage OF water, with changes
10 the twenty -four houss ending yesterday D
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0PELOUsAS.

REGULAR OPELOU8Aa PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY ht s b. M
0~y = FOR WABHINGTON. OpEIOTJ~
800. shs. Port Barre Sitpmaporf Church,
vile, and AL landings % The Coast.
A9hhtaiHt q river and Bayou GgtlrtAblshfi--Thes
new and light draft passenger Steamer
BERTHA.
Fl. Fl, Broad. master. Thso. John. eiara
For freight or passage apply on board. or Is
BRLTTON H. EPPLEE.
la28 81 Gravier street,
P.a.-Conneets closely with steamer Minrfis
for Bayou de Glaizs Also gives through Nils
ldding to Bayou BGsuf.
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Exports.


1lFERpUDf-ZPeF steamship stndent-l2ja bales
cotton If ~ so bushels corn bulk 600 pts slaves
30 saeF . cotton ssed
LlVEHPgUis--pef ship ArdFtlfea@ +43is bales cot.
tun u black walnut logs 1900 prs staees
VERA GHuHlPef steamship City Of Merida go
bales cotton i2i pigs beer tetoe hams 20 boxes do
1900 pkga fsisins 80 bbis aeur psgs sundlies
TAMpICU=4Fsr steamship City df Meida-tB Gks
wins $50 pkEs faisins IA pigs Hundiies
NEW YOHK@=psr steamship Lone Star-A21GG
bales cotton aJT bales hides 1914 bales we'll pst4 bdls
hides 6l6 inose hides 80 hb6s sugar 100 bhls beef
IL hhds talow b1s bks beef II bales goat skins geo
bbls inolHsses t4p bills rice 100 bales tH8ss
BONA CgA=@psr brig M Burns@l bbls flour 400
pounds shoulders bbls pork 800 pounds hams 800 IL
lumber 5000 shingles pigs sandties
HAvHn-Pst bark PtosBt tina-lDIg bales cotton
tp,5l4 n &c bushels corn In bulk 1900 pos stavss
LlyEHPUUkf Per bark Heeiha@27ig la es cotton
taDD nos sfsvs#
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
lfriaav Evening March 40 fGi;

Friday Evening, March 49, 1877.
Quotations represent prices for round lots from
f,s hands. unless otheftetse stated. IN filling
small orders higher prices are paid.
CoTTON~The gales to-day, tnot including so
bales additional yesterday embraced 5000 bales
ut irregular and lower prices, requiring redue-
tion OF 1sdD14e In our quotations. We give also
the fgutss and report OF the Exchange, No
below,
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EEoULAE oeELoUsAa PACKET.

REGULAR OPELOUSAs PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, ut S b. M
r. T. FOR WASHINGTON, UpEIOU~
ii sas, Port Barrie, Simmsport Churnfz.
VILE and oil landings on The Coest.
Atchhfalaya lIiYer and Bayou Courtabieau- Tho
new and light-drttft steamer
SANDY No. a,
A.P. Trousdale, muster. J. b. seIsmft. clerk
will leave rs above. For freight or paastge slr,s
pty on Dohrd or 10 HlTE H. gAHIaIN,
ih22 Il ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS street
T. S.-C0nnee's closely with steamer Minnie
tor Bayou do Glaze. Also gives through bills
lading to Bayou Bouf.
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ArriKRH

Bril- steamship Andean Wallace from Liverpool, vim
West Indies and Mexican Ports to Pin, F0tweod
&bo-4th dis
Brit ship Ihaes from lilo de Janeite, 10 Pin. For.
wood &ca-zIst dis
Swd bark Hosa, Anderson, o. days from Mes slim. to
Cochran 4. Usseib sZ9a dis
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Leaves sysry TU Est4Y SIT : d. m
,sfsLxx8t@~ Fob VICKHBUUG ia ron VIZ
Davis's Bend and tfatesrD7sJisss@
landlngs@Ths stsAmae
KATIE,
VIM. Campbell MASTER
A.. MoVay and JnO. H. Mbas5ij, etsFEa
leaves Es ah0vs. connecting at YiekshufR sr-jfss
Parlsofs Line for nl points on Yaz00 sif1 f}sfvys
or. Deer Greek and TallahAtehle :
ADAMS a WORE,
d71 HI'TE h tAHIrH Auas,sk
Through Bills OF Iading given IL rlysssRssts
Monroe and oil gfations on Veksbtrg, f5Ifgyf,s
port and Texas Railroad, s
". b. BROCKBTT. Agent. Sc Magaginesfa
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LOWER COAST.

LOWER COAST TRI-WEEKLY PACKET.
r. h. The new and fast freight sfeanne
k'ssss-s..zsszzss EMMA,
o. CANTON, Jr.. Master, J.j Donovan. Clara
Leaves the city for the franklin Rice Mflls. Bel.
air and way landings every Monday. Wednss~
day and Friday at D. Tn Returns III tIe eifxs
every Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY. syesrls
fngs. Freight clerk foot Of Cont street. Iaas
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Inpnrts,

MEsSINA-Pef brig Hosa=-5a7p bxs oranges sgB7
bss lemons 100 tons birthstone kiddsr, Peabody 400
PORT AMTUSiD-=Psr sehf q l. Dysf-tbAD
lunches bansiias 5000 psHtilns ) r Maoheea
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MARIN NEWS.
Cleared Yessesanx.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, 4
March II. 1877, &
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RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.

Bayou Lacombe-Per steamer Jennie--50 600 feet
lumber g Pooley
Pearl Riyer-Per schr Martha DIS 600 feet lum.
Der w W Carrie eco
Tickfaw-Per achr Dan B Castle--1s cords wood
master
Spr1ngfeld-Per schr Lille Simms--2o ctrds wood
master
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Hstssv Usa,Iaa Ups
sLlp u W Chapman. Turkey, 10 days from Havts to
master
Brit bark Annis Russell, Saunders, Is days from
Havte, to master
Aus bark fade. Tatabothis, "a days from Hayte IL
MASTER
Bark Sparkling Fpam Al days from H.e de Janeirc,
10 ittnse5 Atb
Span batksnline Dos Hettnanps, CasIansf, days I'm
Havana III ballast to u FaitU eco
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yICKsBUR5.

. MAIL PACKET
Leaves every sATU HDA x ,Ats u. M
TT 4. - For TI0BsBUHH, UAYIs39f Ittsfs1y.
Natehal and all Intermediate iafsa Z
"As'~H'"1" ihes-Ths passenger paeksf
Matches,
Il. F. Lshthars. master. j. Il. M4iFs., eis,es
gon4seting at Yieksburg With the paffs5h fis8ey
Tor, faAo0f Tallhhatfhie ind sbnHetVtf iiFysfgs
aand With Anchor Line for Msmphia. Cali b HsssE
Hor freight q. nass9gs Apply on board at iii
John JANNEY. I'D Carnt4au 3tfsne,E
HITE b CAALIN, 4 f0houDitoulas aE
mas
Monroe end all Btbtions on VitksbIlre isftfssvss
port and Te8Hs Halr6hd.
w. u. BHOCKETT. Agent, 80 Magazine lit s.
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Sailed

brit ship india. from Iull, Eng, and ship NJ 4 Il
tat ON London. previously reported below,
have sailed for Pensacola
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stHAABUATs.

STEAMBOATS,
Martha Bassett, fretn Lower C6ast4
john L MUnrr Bpafdstab from MBbile
Charley Mcdonald Bevlhgt6n, from Eads Port,
previously from Fitisbure
j r. Roberts, Roberts. ffem Ohio River with one
bnres
NatBhss Leathers from vieksbnfg
Bart Ablsi sintott. ffuH, Grand Etpfs
ya8uo Valley, paftis6t, from Vieksburg
Eureka. ftBith. from st Mattnve
Emma, Canton, from Lower COAST
Ann q, Rus, ffbin Lower Coast
Isabel, Upry, from Lower Coast
I,slls Albert. Hgtatd, from Bayoh dss Aemahhs
Eva 1tahsutt fryta Tureaua Plantation
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ltocka, continued firm.
Under more liberal offerings State ConHols
and Premium Bonds we're lower. the market clos
ing az esoDgsta for the former, against 65Js6lB4
yestefdav and at 80 0D99 for the latter, against
AgaIGn3gA Yesterday.
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Passengers.
STEAMBOATS,.


REGULAR CINCINNATI, .LouIsYILE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on SATURDAY. March II, ut 8 p. m.
IT. 4. FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE.
k!Isasssassstt III Evansville Henderson, shawnee
Ism s~s town. Padueah. Cairo Memphis md
oil Intermediate points=Tbe passenger steamer
q. II. CHURCH,
gno. y. Patterson muster. Jno r. Hamilton clerk,
VIII leave ms above. For freight or passage APP
ply on board. Or to
WAYNE Il WILLIAMS,
mhl3 LOG Grhvier street.
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REGULAR CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET
Leaves On TUESDAY. March 20, ut 6 p,m.,
Sy6a~n~s H. For CINCINNATI. Louis.
lhzsAzsskst Vile. Evansville Henderson.
N ssssszHAk.A shawneetown, Paducah, Cairo,
Saasasssssas5R& Menu his and all Intermediates
points. The passenger steamer
MARY HOUSTON,
Chas. Miller, master. Elliott Miller. clerk,
WIZ leave as above, For freight or passage
apply on brard or to
WAYNE Il WILLIAMS. LOG Gravier street.
mhl7
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RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.

hBCEIPIo AI TIE ULD bAoIN.
Pearl RiveT-Per schr Geo Pandely--5o,000 feet
lumber order
Pascagoua-Per schr Ophela-s0o bbls charcoal
master
Tchefuncta River-Per schr Emma Amelia-50
cords wood master
Tchefuncta Rlver-Per sehr Laura L-30 900 br :cks
order
Shell Bank-Per schr Perseverance 525 bbls shells
order
Shell Bank-Per schr Rta-5O0 bbls shells order
Pascagoula-Per schr Albert M-l20O bbls charcoal
master
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-17
UPPER COAST.

SEMI WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOUgCHE e
PACKET.
q, T% - The light draught steamer
lG8ahEE TRENTON.
n&sSsaszsszs@s I'm place Of w. J. Poftsyenk)
y. d. Terrebonne. Master
Gabe Block and u. Leblanc clerks
Leaves New Orleans every THURSDAY an9Ts
MONDAY at 8 2. M. returning every WE'D
hESDAY and SUNDAY evening. For frei0a
or passage apply on board or to
HITE u CARIIN, 4 Tchoupit0HIas street.
or TERREBONNE 4 SALOnON, Agents.
iaisf
Leaves every MONDAY at ., M. and FEIDANe
IT, h at 10 10
kEs%sHk1E The passenger steamer
N~-zaAszA5@zla ST JOHN
Frank Bergeron, master, j. g. Bsrgeron clerk
Leaves as above for Baton Rouge. Plaaue.
mine, Donaldsonville and all coast landIn9S
returning every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY,
EVENINGS.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
t. o. MELAECON. "a Bienvflia street
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-17


Today's exports embraced 1890 bales 10 Liver
pool 1889 to Hasfe, BIG 10 Ysfa Cruz aud 2TG6 to
New York, to which we have added by fiyefa
We have deducted from previous exports 80 bales
for corrections Of cleatances
Receipts proper since last evening 1851 bales,
against 6g42 Oh last Friday and 4237 last year.
For comparative totals For The past three days
exports aud receipts zee above report
TOBACCO only sale reported to-day YVES
II hhds, The weeks sales stim up 98B hhds: The
amount on sale lie now estimated at 4b00 hhas.
We continue to quote 80 folows
Unsound and frosted Tugs 2In3@e, inferior
Tugs 4Gp4tsa low 4s4dn5t4e, medium 5l15dpG. good
DO fine BtaGnB94s, low leaf 7fDse. medium $50
100, good 1btsdbi2e, hhe i21sl0tBt.e, and selso.
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