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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-03-31

The great subject of inquiry during
the last week, has been the sudden dis
appearance of Oakley Hall, Mayor of N.
Y. city during the Tweed dynasty. He
left his Office about o'clock on Friday
evening, the 10th inst, and no one
could be found who had seen him after
that evening. His disappearance was
not announced until the middle of the
following week, when investigation was
made. Various theories, including
murder and suicide, were suggested, OF
that he had left the city to escape trial
for his completely with the Tweed ring
1t is now the general opinion that Mr..
Hall had sailed for Europe on some
steamer,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-03-31
Our Philadelnhia Letter.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March %, 1877.
DEAR ADVOCATE: Where, OH where are theyl
mean the good times we were to have after
the election had been decided. Echo answers:
where. oh. where are they 2"
"3s. 400 copies for April" This is what my
friend Mr.. r. w. sponster, manager of chris
udn Voices, told me the other day, would be the
actual issue of their paper to subscribers and
others for the month mentioned. When you or
any of yOur staff are in our city, hope visit
to the well-Ordered sanctum OF Christian Voices,
III SAMSON street. will not be forgotten, for 1
happen to know something of the generous well
comes which are always in order for the pill
grim and the stranger"
"Executed in Crayon." This is the caption
Of card which is attached to the picture of a
beautiful young woman in one of the windows
of a Chestnut street store. Poor thing how
sad to think that she should have been executed
at 80 early an age" I said to myself. as gazed
at that picture, and then | thought how far
away "CrayOn" must be. Oh whore Is i" Cray
onp have searched my atlas, but alas in va1nl
e Blue glass pipes are the latest things out
| in the blue glass line
Some persons think that o. K Hall is playing
Lemons" are still being successfully squeezed
| at the Chestnut Street Theatre. THE Hornets
| Nest,in Three Buzzes and a Stinger," holds forth
| at the Arch, with Mr.. SOthern as the tiTev IN.
! sect. Mrs, oates and her company have been
doing Opera BOuffe" all this week at the Wal.
nut Street Theatre. Wendell Phillips hOwled
lat the Academy of Music. on Monday evening
lasD. against President Hayes and Cabinet.
"ROmeo and Juliet" hau their troubles over
| again at Kiralfy's. And the sacred Trust
was kept sacred at the Museum.
We have had showers by the bucketfull and
| more. too, during the present week, and 1t looks
| as If there was more to follow"
The editor OF q weekly paper received letter
from a correspondent asking him as to what
amount of money was hidden at the bottom Of
| the Atlantic Ocean2" Here's the reply: IA
our diver is quite i'll at present, we cannot re
ply to the question Of our correspondent Will
any degree of certainty"
Another dam disaster shocks the staid people
of tine Nutmeg state.
1.-The cry is still they come" 1.-THE Mutua
Protection Life Insurance Company" OF thi
city has exploded, or in other words, "made al
assignment for the benefit OF its creditors"
Bad boys will soon be ready to chalk 'LooF
on the backs of their Victims
Yours watchfuly,
MARCUIIO,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-03-31

The following is list of contested
seats in the House of Representatives in
the Forty fifth Congress, which will be
convened in special session on the 4th
of June:
Alabama--Jere. + aralson, Republican, against
G, III, Shelly. Democrat,
Californln-Peler ~ WlggentOwn Democrat
AGAINST kOlaudO PachecO Republican,; william
g. Piper, Democrat, against Horace Dawes Re-
Coiorado-Thos waterson, Democrat, against
J G. BelfOrt, Republican.
Flurida-H. Nj. Davidson, Democrat, against
WI IAN j. Purman, RepuOhcan Jere }. Fin
ley, Democrat, against Horato BIlsbejer' Re
publican. ,,--. -,,
r. h. Marsh, RepublcaL; Benjamin 4. Mhey'
oTaL.
Chester Is. DarruIl. Republican; j. b. Elmer,
Democrat, against Geo. j. smith, hepuOncan
Euward w. ROOerts, Democrat, agalAsl Chirles
L. Nash, Republican.
Massac husetts-Benj amin, Deem, Delpoorat
against WalDridge A. Field, Republican
MissOurl-RoDert q. Frost Democrat, against
Lyon 4 Metcah, Republican;
Oregln-Lemuel Nc OOwell, Democrat, against
Rich I'd Williams, Republican
Pennsylvania James b. Quitting, RepuDl-
can against James b. Riley, democrat.
sOuIn CarOdud-L. Cass Carpenter, Repubi-
can, AGAINST q. Wyatt Aiken, DEMOCRAT; J. l.,
Richardson, Democrat against j. W. Rainey,
Republican Lllllunn, Democrat, against hOUt
small. Republican.
rennessae-W NJ. Randolph against Cary
Young, Democrat.
Virginla-Jos segar. Republican, against
John HOOde, Jr,, Democrat W, j. HouLtOn
Democrat against James j. JOrgensen, RepuO
hcan.
In two States, Louisiana and Florida,
there are double sets of certificate,
which agree on some of the names and
disagree on others. In South Carolina
only one set has been filed.
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means of the eyelets or ports in the
glass face, through which the winding
key is inserted. All danger Of injury
to the time movements, from dust and
dirt, is thus removed. 1t cannot be
tampered with by unauthorized par
ties; for, its door is fastened by fine
key lock, and need never be opened
unless 1t is desired to change the hours
of locking or unlocking. TIE winding,
therefore, may be entrusted to subor-
dinate, and the charge of the lock be
placed in the hands Of one person, rem
dering impossible all accidental, intenS
tional or fraudulent tampering with the
Lock, or with its devices for adjusting
the hours of locking or unlocking.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-03-31

The late Congress made an appro-
priation OF $4,000 aud authorized the
appointment of a Commission to inves-
tigate the character and habits of the
gra shoppers and other destructive in
sects which have made for several years
40 much ravage in the agricultural dis
trists of the West. The Secretary of
the Interior has appointed the following
gentlemen TO constitute the Commission,
which will be known as the Omitted
States chronological Commission"
Prof, C. V. Riley, state Entomologist
of Missouri; Prof. Cyrus Thomas, State
Entomoio"iot OF Ilinoi. and Dr. 4. 5.
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It is stated that the new army bill

- It is stated that the new army bill,
to be submitted to the House at the ex-
ira session of Congress in June, will
provide for force of only 1900 men,
and an appropriation of little less
$37, 100000 1t will provide that no
money shall be paid to any railroad for
the transportation of property or troops
of the United States where such rail-
road received land grant on condition
that it should be public highway for
the use of the Government.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-03-31

"A Washington dispatch, to the N.
Y. Sun, dated the 9th inst, says
"Comptroller Knox expressed the opin-
lou to-day that the banking interests of
the country were in a more straitened
and perilous condition than at any time
for years past. They were in many in-
stances, he explained, loaded down with
paper discounted under the Utter stag
nation prevailing last winter, which
paper has since become worthless"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-03-31

Rackard editor of the American Natura
alist, Salem, Mass, These appointments
are said to give universal satisfaction
to scientific men and to Western men.
Professor Riley is designated as chief
of the Commission, which will have its
headquarters at Prof. Hayden's office,
in Washington, and their Western Office
will be at st. Louis.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-03-31

General Grant left Washington on
Saturday night for the West. On re-
turning east he will spend a few days
at Harrisburg, to enjoy trout fishing,
and then go to Philadelphia. He will
sail from that city for Europe with his
family on the 10th of May.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-03-31

The dam of the Staffordville reser-
voir, at Stafford, Conn, gave way
Tuesday, doing great damage. About
thirty buildings, including a bank and
a church, were swept away. The loss
is estimated at about $3.50, 900. Two
lives are reported lost
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-03-31

The 44th call for the redemption of
five twenty bonds was issued Tuesday.
1t IS for ten millions, of which five
thousand are registered,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-03-31

For handsome sale bills aud other
descriptions Of job printing, at knock
down prices, call at this office. A lot
of new and fashionable type Just added
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ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

All persons are HEREBY forbid meddhng with a
WAGON loaned 10y the Undersigned 10 g 70.
OF MelsspOrt, as the salle Is our prop
erty. ROMIG x AOFEORD.
iarch 81 lsl7-3ws
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-03-31

SATURDAY, ApIll 'UA, 1000
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. M, all that certain
Real Estate, containing
140 ACRES,
be the same more less, 90 ACRES Of which are
CLEAR and the residue G o u ID n 1 NJ r Il X
LAND; adjoining lands of Chas. BeltOrd, Reu.
ben Bloss, Edward Kelchner, Adam -cherer,
Moses Ramaly and Dennis Bauman. The IA
Improvements thereon are IL story EHgH
Log Dwelling House, with Cellar, sum Ehhlzss4lsla
mer Kitchen, Carpenter shop, Wood shed Bani
Barn, Wagon shed, Hog Sty, spring HOu @ ana
other Outbuildings. There Is Fine OIohard
on the Farm, planted vita Apple. Cherry and
other Choice Frui5 Trees, Grape Vines &c, and
a Spring of neyer-fnilng Water, with Pump,
near the Barnyard. ALSO,
At same Time and place will be offered the
following articles Cf Personal Property, 70 wit
3HORSES. 2CONS. l HEIFER, / SHEEP,
3 LARGE HOGS, Harness, 2 Wagons with bod
les, Spring Wagon, Carriage, Sleigh, BuitalO
Robe, Five Beds and Beds steads, Carpets by Ghe
yard. Clocks, Chairs, Tables, sofa. Sewing Ma
chine, MEAT, Vinegar, Empty Barrels, Rre,
Wheat by the bushel Hay, COrn stalks Buck
wheat, Machine straw, Threshing Machine
with Strap flaming Mill, GrndstOne, Sausage
Machine, Wood stoves, Copper and Iron ket
ties, Iron ana Earthen Pots. Corner Cupboard
Cook stove with Pipe, and number OF other
Farming and Kitchen Utensils too numerous 70
mention.
CONDITIONS will be made known at time and
place OF sale, by -
March 24-W3 Administrators, &C
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w ANTED, $4,000 in Sums of
w from 500 to $4,000, for which
First-Class REAL ESTATE SECURITY will
be given. For turther particulars address,
THOIAS 8. BECK, j. r.
March Sling Le.lghtOn, Pa.
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.TSSOLUTION of CO.partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the co.partner
ship heretofore existing between AMANDAS
ANTHONY and JOHN REBER, doing busi
ness as Millers, in Franklin township, Carbon
county, Pa, under the firm name OF A. AN
THONY q REBER, was this day tSATu X,
consent. Persons indebted 10 the late firm will
make payment within THIRTY DAYS, after
that date bills unpaid will be placed IN the hands
of a Justice of the Peace for collection, and all
persons having claims against the sald firm viii
present them TO for settlement.
AMANDAS ANTHONY,
JOHN REBER,
The MILLING business will be continued at
the old stand by -
JOHN REBER,
Franklin twp, March 3l-6w*
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Washington Letter.
MARCUTIo.

Office Seekers at the White House-Biny Crump's
Reception-AIdrmed by a Crazy OratioH-Dr
Mary Wdlter-Big Folks and Little Folks This
That and lhe Other.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-03-31

LEHlGHTON, PA.
SATURDAY NOR MING, MARCH 81, 1877.
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VALUABLE FARM.
DUBLIC SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate I!

THE HOMESTEAD of HE y RY RAMALY,
late of the Township of LOWER TOWAMEN-
SING Carbon County, Pa, decd, will be Sold
at Public Sale, on the premises aforesaid on
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-03-31
New Advertisements.

ga FOR RENT. A BASEMENT. front
hG4HI ing on BANK STREET LonightOn,
5ssziGs Pa. open front, 1sx2S feet, with fixtures
suitable Tor Grocery. Saloon or other business.
Terms moderate. For further particulars apply
on the PREMISES to WIN. WARN llR.
March 81, lS77-3wt
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-03-31

The undersigned. Administrator Of the Estate
of DAVID SNYDER. late Of LOWER IOWA
MENSING Township, Carbon County, Penna,
decd, will sell, at Public Sale, ON the premises,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-13
Receipts of Produce.

ST LoUIs---Per tswbsat Grand Lake with six
harges-asu bsls aour Il $ Keep & sons-95o DO
Cottam-o00 b Camors 6co---7g7 do go sacks bran
Prudhomme Briggs. .135 bales hay 45o bbls -four so
bb,s pork 100 bbs meal Miller polhonde &co-so0 DO
pleasants--43a do IS bbls ness II 7 Lawler--f35 do
800 bills meal So tcs lard boxes bacon Schwabaeher
& Hirseh--l7 bales hay s2o bbls -four FDelbondo-
5a5 do 500 bbs meal laos sacks corn Schwabacher,
Frovenfed Pfeifer-au66 do 30 3S4 bushels corn in
bulk 149e bbs foBr Gordon Gonila---se do s23
sacks cats IS pkss mdse order2 Coy bushels corn N
bulk G Conrad--3s 200 do 142 bbla meal 21s bbls
grits 800 bbs -four Clever Odendahl-1eo do 30 bbls
meal Ouachita Cosss bbls -four 50 hf do 15s sacks
oats 2i3 sacks bran &c M R--336 bbis four %
hf do go bbs beer 247 pigs mdse Q A W hitney &co
-2OsT sacks oats j II Hanna--2l8 sacks bran 126
balea hay j Kent 500 bkts lard $50 tcs do Jno
A Norton-l50 do $50 kegs do 2, hf bbs do G II Del
sen-l hid tobacco kirkpatrick & Keith-253 sacks
corn ass sacks oats 81 casks bacon Howard
80 boxes bacon IA bxs matches Vor ster-12o bxes
bDjs flour W H Matthews & Bre--20 bbis meal 10
pkgs wagons Red River Pkt Goa bbis meal IS bbls
flour Randolph & Dunnica--l25 do 255 sacks bran
Vairip a. Mortimer-S5 sacks corn 100 bbls meal 400
bbls -four L Farchid. Son &co--355 sacks corn
John 7 Moore &co-637 sacks oats J West &co-256
do bxs eggs 100 bbis flour e Buddecke q son-'0
bbls beans 10 bbls peas 10 bbls apples Iuberbier
Behan-a pkgs mdse 100 SKIS malt Wecke ling
1u0 do Blaise294 empty bbls Crescent City Oil Co
leo bxs soap Dilonlo bis seed R Hart p eco
&co-2 b1s mdse G Wayne--6 bnis popcorn A
Gwen & Son-10e PIX gs assware A Peiser &eo-3o
do Mrs T Gauehe-i5 do L Ly0ns-S do Il 0fner- L
do r Fscsnguile-a5 slabs steel A Baldwin &es-12s
| hys h.ndles M McGraw-12 bdls spokes Balaeef
Seo-f mill West--Total IS, 1913 bushels corn in
hnk 1894 sacks 5156 sacks oats 7s4 sacks barn
sa73 hha our Inf do 1914 bbs meal 456 ties lard 800
t. do $50 kegs do 224 boxes bacon 81 cks do hid
tobacco Aae L.,.
/ MINDEN-Per steamer w ] Behan-,4s6 bales cot.
/ f.r Ira chafFa & Sona-21I do Richardson May
mi; Jnrey & (;ilIis-i24 Chafe, Hamilton &sPowen-
73s " Rswnns--44 Claiborne &co-lS Anep Nugent
i Aee--s Renshaw. Cammack &co-5 Clapp Bros see
i ! Inn r HsTsiies xo---f &c L Watmsey &co--l r
Buckrsr 6 -sundrias 70 order Total u 3 bales
i cotton ~ s - 81,
! tO Urder
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Ahnya iaw,

NBel0w high water marx OF 1913. .
NELSON GoR0M. Sergt. Sig. Ser. q. 8. A.
ARRrvALs-Blue Wing No. 3, Eva, Henry Tete,
Thos. Sherlock, Katie, Texas, Gov. Allen, ST.
John. WI Behap. -.....
DEpARruREs-Isabel, Emma, Eva, Trenton, st..
John, Henry Tete. Gov, Allen, Shannon.
TO ARR1vB-Henry Tete, Era No. o. Trenton.
Lafoureh e.. 5ohR H. Hanp n opsehita Eva.
G. B. Church, Cincinnati; Ashland, Memphis;
Berths, opelousss; Geo: spapgler, Attakapas;
Maria Louise, Bonnie Lee. Red River; Gov.
Allen, Bayou Sara; st. John, Baton Rouge; Bis
msrck, st. Louis; Frank Pargoud, Greenvilie;
John Howard, Cotton Valley, 0uachits.
Thenweather yesterday morning was warm,
cloudy and threassning. Later in the day the
clouds broke, the sun put in an appearance and
lfhe prospects for rain were very much dimin.
ished. 80. - -
| was Monday. was very fair. The shannon fol
| the Onachita, and Susie Silver for st. Louis
both had very fine trips.
CANAAN 8, p. Delahoussayeys feet little Ton
| Parker. making regular through trips to Bnu
river. viii be found 81 the landing this morning
1 receiyine ID return tomorrow at 8 p. "a,
Ths Texas. Capt Gee. ReA =. " boEemaa
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Nv RRilrOa Dis
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD.

March 12-l1s bales cotton order--103 Richardson
Il May-97 Meyer Weis &co-89 Chafe Hamilton d
Powefl--s4 Pritchard, Bick ham &eo--65 Britton,
Moore & Coleman--56 Walden, Hawkins &co-4
Lehman, Abraham &ce-35 j Cromwen---23
Stewart Bros Gco-1s 81 Wilson q Mills 10 Alien,
West &eo--13 II & G Newman-12 Jno Hardie Geo
TO PAYNE Kennedy &oo--10 Jno Chaffe Sons-l0
Warren, Atkinson kco-9 s Thomas &co---s Jno
Phelps Gco-T Beadles Wood &co-5 W White
+ Walker Ben Gerson-3 March Schlenker--2
Gnnbel-2 Allen, Nugent &co--f G Z Walmsley
COL w Senteli Gco.I Claiborne dco--I Alcus,
Seherek & Autcy-i 4 Harris &co-Total o5s bales
cotton
2s cs b powder J + Adarns--16 do e Conery g Son
b 20 do Flash. Lewis &co--1 case mdse = Field
bales corks W King 10 chests tea II haW---zlo
a Chapsky--1 ia Green ~ hlg chests To y ,
Martini case mdse NJ Deer &zo-~1 hx mdae Oar.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-13
STEAMBOATS,.

United States lighthouse Btr Alice, Com Wallaee,
fin st Louis
f.ugger Iavilatii Sorrento fsom Bayou Lafourehe
Martha Bassett from Lower Coast,
w i Bshan, wilksrson from Mihdep
Grand Lake No ., Toms from st Louis, with ak
barges
Thos s6erlaak Hates from Cincinnati
Katie, Campbell from Vieksburg
iaov Allen. Brown from Bayou Sara
III jobs, Bergeron, FROM Baton Rouge
Eva, Ransom, from Upper Coast
Henry Tete, Aneein, from Donsldsoneille,
nluo Wing, No ) Cematoek. from, Houma Planta
ton
Texas, Rea, from Shreveport
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Arrived.

Steamship City OF Merida, Phillips from New York,
vim Havana and Mexican Ports, 10 M Withefs
Bpeon=4ad dis
Steamship Lizzie Henderson, Miller, ffsm Tampa
Hay to Post T. Hobby-ist dis
Ship Nenauam Dermio, Cousins, 40 days fun Hatre
to Ocean, zarsga &ee@tst die -
Fs bark jacques Occur, u rry GO dayH from HaTre,
In ballaet to . Peutz & soa=5d dis 20
sehr Monaa oek, Gausenue, daSs hom Guatemala
to mRater==2u dis
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Exparts.

uTIrIA-@per sehr Sargent y Day4o hf bbs fsur
Dbl rice 500 feet lumber Is pkgs sundriea
HAyRE-Ptr ship oetavia-Ji03 bales cotton 1890
pea slaves .. A.. ,,oo
HAyRE-per bark Tgrf -s-t1sl bales cotton 26oo
saoka corn 166 cross ties 2t00 pos slaves
3 PENsADOLA-Per steamer Amte--l00p sacks
,op $50 sacks oas 100 sacks bran 40 sacks coffee Is
bales hay 800 bbs flour 20 tee lard 10 casks bacon IL
hhds sugar 40 bbls whisky 440 pkgs mdse
LIvERPoOL----Per ship Anglo Amertea-~-o54a
bales cotton 1900 pcs slaves
MOBILE--Per schr Maud-17 hhds sugar LIS bbls
moiasses ~ hf do
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LOWER COAST.

LOWER COAST TRI-WEEKLY PACKET.
- The new and fast freight steanna
EMMA.
O. CANTON. Jr.. Master. ]. j. Donovan, Clara
Leaves the city for the Franklin gice Mills, Bel
afr and way landings every Monday. Wednes.
day ana kFiQay o. b. M. Returns 10 the city
every TUESDAY Thursday and Saturday ever
fngs. freight clerk foot 81 Cont street. la2S e
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-13
WHITE RIVER.
FOR WHITE RIVER.

Leaves on TUESDAY. March u, at 5p.m;
srs-. FOR BATESVILLE, JACKSON
lsstsfsIses mort Augusta, Des Are. DuyaPs
Bluff, Crockett's Bluff, Clarendon.
st. Charles. Indian Bay and all intermediate
poin0'' FANNIE TATUM.
John EIwell, Master. w. A. Moffat. Clerk.
Win leave as above. For freight or massage, ap-
n,lh11 1T Common street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-13

LIvERPoOI,-Per steamship Student--5o cases
bittcrs Ocean Zerega Geo cases mdse DR. Richard
.x - -. -,
HAvANA-Per steamship W Hewes-se4 hhds
sugar s5s bxs do Agar Lelong--1235 wet hides U A
Whitney Gee
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.E2ivex, ~ eyva.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, 1
Tuesday Moraing, March Is. {
Daily report Of the stage OF water, w1th changes
in the twcnty-fonr hours ending yesterday
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MARINE NEWS.
cleared Yesterday.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
March II, 1877.

Steamer Antte, Costello, for Pebsaaala+= Master
Brit chic optasia, fardy, for Hayrea =,
il Miller Mse
Aus bark Tigfi. Cosulioh, for Havre-
| nus - Msekef Knox See
s,br Maud Mspn FOR Mobile II II Poee
sphr Sargent Day. Mcfarland, for Utillla@
~ ~ j T Maehsea
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ouAcHrTA RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUAGHITA RIVER
OUACHITA CITY, TRENTON AND MONROE.
SEMI Weekly 0uachita CITY Packet.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at SD. m,
/ s : FOR OUACHITA CITY. TREN-
80 Aton, Monroe and all way landings
The steamer
! y" JOHN III. HANNA,
I'm place OF 0uachita Belief
J. w. Blanks, master. Joe Holmes. clerk,
Will leave regularly as above. For freight or
passage apply on board Or to uou,s.u.
No. 2 Canal street, corner Delta.
HITE l. CARLIN, BRITT0NE & EPPLER.
ADAMS & WORK, LORD d. MCPEAKE, Agents.
P. S.-The boats of this line connect with the
Goose for Little river, Tom Parker for Bceuff
river, Ora. Acme and Jimmie Baker for Bayou
Bartholomew and Saline river, and Bertna
Drummer for Bayou d'Arbonne. fell n
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-13

Same time last year. SeI,74s
Tn.dsy's exports embraced 5S44 bales TO LY-
crpool, and 42S4 to Havre.
Receipts proper since Saturday evening 5i52
hales, against asia on last sunday and Monday,
ana 1861 last year. making an aggregate since
Friday evening OF s46s bales, against $500 last
week and I'll. $40 last year, and since aug. 81 or
i,O6O, ssi bales, against i,2os,Os4 last year--de
crease 142, 400
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
IN ibe norris from II m. Saturday to IL M. to-
5sv Sn51 bales, against Sl44 last week and
~ s6a last year. and since Friday liz, no bales,
svainst IL ga last week, and 25,793 last year.
Total aimee Augusta S,62l ,294 bales, aga,net 81
$50 5s up to Sunday noon, March II, last year
increase 37.6A.
Exports friday and Saturday to Great Britain
1854 bales, against 49, 5S last week and 2s,6os
last wear. and to the Continent S03S bales,
AGAINST 1914 last week and Is, 5ls last year:
Stocks ut all the delivery ports made mp to IL
N. S47, ASS bales, against s6l,6lS last week and
ZIG. 472 last year.
1TT'nrlBACCo-The only sales reported to-day
,rera Is hhds q and AZ. On "Wednesday we
nrs;ffed f6o hhds, which the parties did not wish
,.a,arfed. This makes the total Tor last week icy
MA. The amount on sale IS estimated at 47oe
hhds We continue TO quote: ,-,a,..s.-s.
I1nsound and frosted lugs zgSze inferior
,ucs zsna1sc. low 4s4D5He. mealum o,sego. goo 5s
~ fine 6lz@6Zc, low LEAF 7ezscs medium ozsg
"a he GOOD i011s9Iac, fne l211ssglS1scs ana seiec
r. Rsceiyed aimee Saturday evening none sx
y cnrtsd Ihhd by rail atock On nano ~ our tn
rs;yr ststsusnt G902 hhua. -, .
IF5R EIaHTS-Ihe nnrket continues dua ans
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STEAMBOATS,.


REGULAR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on TUESDAY. March 10. nj s y. m,
ns=. FOR CINCINNATI. LOUSY VILE.
lRhAslE ii Evansville, Henderson, shawnee.
ssssssassszs town. paducHh. Uairo, Memphis md
oil intermediate landngs@Ths passenger
THOMPSON DEAN,
W, D. Miller, master. John 9. Jones, clerk.
ply on 5oard. or to WAYNE d WILLIAMS.
mbe log Grnyfer street.