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by no especially exciting incidents, the de
cree asserting to dissolution of the cham
Der OF deputies was adopred. the vote stand
ing 145 TO 1870; and on Monday the Duo de
Brogle and Fourton, minister Of the inter
Tor, entered and read the proclamation Of
dissolution. The elections tor new cham
Der will probably take place in September
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The closing school exercises on Thursday ev-
ening, OF which full notice is taken elsewhere,
remind US that with the term closes the connec.
OF Mr.. T.. W. SCmREEB with the Ottawa schools,
and is due TO most competent and faithful
teacher that the parting should be accompanied
with more Than a mere kindly word. II will be
years, we fear, before Ottawa will get at the
head Of her schools n gentleman Of more thor.
ough educa,ion--of more varied requirements.
He is an exceptionally fine Latin, Greek, French,
German and English scholar, and perfectly du
fat in all the branches usually taught in our
highest grade schools. II is very true that 10
make a first-class teacher something more than
scholastic requirements IL needed. Success
a. a teacher requires other qualities little less
important or lower in grade than those Of a sue
cessful military lcadcr,-coolness, self-pos ses.
sion, equable temper, ready wit and tact 1t Is
possible that Mr. Schreeb lacked some OF these.
We infer that he did, from the fact that so strong
an opposition rose up in the school hoard against
retaining him that nc preferred resigning 10 re-
sisting dismissal; bat whatever may have
been the objections urged against him, they
could not touch his unquestioned scholarship or
rigid probity and rectitude a man. We are
not advised as 10 his plans for the future, but
wherever his lot may be cast, the best wishes 81
the besl people OF Ottawa viii attend lin.
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The Payment of Premiums Guaranteed
Success of Fair Assured.
The communications below show that all the
talk about a successful County Fair at Ottawa
during the first week Of next September 10 not
without foundation, but the result Of a serious
intention by pubic spirited gentleman to spare no
efforts TO redeem the county from the effects Of
an overdose of State Fair. Their part OF the du.
ties of the occasion being performed TO the sat
isfaction of everyone, It now becomes every.
ones duty to assist in performing his part of the
work, by both coming to the fair and bringing
his friends and by contributing as he may be
able to make the display good one. The pre-
MUM list rapidly approaching completion and
soon to be in the hands Of the community is
liberal and will surely attract exhibitors.
Other attractions will be had outside Of the
premium list displays. Inducements will be Of
fered to attract military companies, fire compa.
mics, base ball clubs, &C., TO increase the sports
OF the week
Indeed, the prospects are exceedingly nittcr-
ing for big week, and valuable show.
TO THE PUBLIC.
The managers of the La Sale County Agricul'
tural Society, in presenting this the twenty-iirst
amman premium lst 10 your cohslueratloh, re-
specuuliy ask II careful perusal ana close crlti-
cism thereof, feeling assured that Fronting from
twenty years experience we have given you
varied and good list of premiums, with an aim
to present the award OF merit to every deserving
animal, machine or article worthy OF common
dation.
Through complicated series OF causes thst
need not be mentioned here. the society has be-
come incumbered with a debt, but has also 10
show for 1t valuable property, which cannot now
be turned into ready money, hence II Is that we
bo determined N n uruuitiZp the Society q
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As the north bound passenger train on the c.,
B. & G. railroad passed the feeder northeast of
the city on last Thursday afternoon. it encount-
cred some boys WHO were In swimming in the
feeder One of these threw a stone at the train
which passed through window striking pas
senger on the shoulder. The train was instant
ly stopped and chase made for the young ras-
Gals, who, being delayed by putting on their
clothes, Sere captured, put on board the cars
aud taken north
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GEORGE. n. LELAND,
's,AIisti.-Noii,ce Is h

NIA-TETt',s rsAAsfc.-Noi'ce Is hereby sESr-
vi That virtue Of decree msit ai entered 81 iccor1
BIZ re Ccut Court OF "a Sale county stale OF ilos =
ne Jane OF sad court. D. lsss II certain eAs
rsndnr IN said the chAncefy s1e thereol
Ahertin Louis kel Jeremiah kl'el and Henry Wertaaa
~ere eouipianAntS. asd lOsn W ter, Angelcs NStds
Tsco, J.coh o Bor-n sac Cchrsd rspit.sn Ser-
defendants snail on No1txy. the twenty.ttiri cty .
ly y. lsss. At the hour OF Two O'Clock IN tt Ateto
u sad day oaer sale ne sonth door % the C
House In Otta~a. N ssd Counfv, ~ Puoic sacC1.
I'd y M then Ill - the highest hicGe- the following -
sched prOperty, being tue Sals1prcered ~ s Sec "a
~ sod that = 20 say: snd seven. N Rock n A.
b una Sad Thr-e Il ne cry All County q Ia sale 20
state 81 iiiinots. - - -.
Tefus 81 sac. Cash OLol.Ih ". AthANh
Dated lurc oh. iS7l -fw Master u OfarcSrr-
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The finishing touches at the Square have been
completed, the coping, the fence and the new
nozzle for the fountain being in position. The
fence is beautiful one about / feet high, and
Of tasty pattern. Thus Improved, the reser-
voir, in the capacity Of wart-on-;he-nose," is 10y
10 means disgusting, but on the contrary, "a
hing Of beauty"
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FARM FOR Sale.

TIE faru q james A. Eu-rton. situated IN the iowa
siacs ahoai miles OTTAWA ara coEtAnihS -
acrrs credit 81 ry- vekr> VII ~ -Nra i1s sal n -
pnrcuase money. E-l axe " u IoNt>.
i. 1s.samns uttasAss.-
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RoJsJis Bros. lunch room Is one Of the most
popular In town. Their place is central, and
their e,l.blcs are so tempting that no one once
81 ;hr:r tables will rise til well filled.
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THE FAIR.

Is kream, theys kream, everybody screams for
Roberts Bros. ice cream and lemonade. Fakt
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Harrie0.

AZ Ouavs on the 9th day Of June iS77 ny Al )
E.q.. Mr.. WILLIAM u. SMITH - A.s- ELIZA
ANN JOHNSON. both II Otter creek.
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Guarantee.

In order to insure the financial success Of the
La Sale County Fair, to he held during the first
week OF September, 1871, we, the undersigned,
citizens OF Ottawa and vicinity, do hereby quar-.
antce the payment in full Of all premiums as of.
fered by the sfclety, PROVIDED. that the re.
ceipts shall prove insufficient. The deficiency,
If any there be. between the receipts and amount
Of premiums awarded, TO be equally borne be-
tween the siguers hereto.
Witness our names, this 1911 day Of May 1871.
W. BUsHSEII, 20. WAKEFIELD
j. L. SHAVER. \. NJ EBgRsoI.
Ed TEMPLE, CHNs II. GREER.
l.. H. EAMEs. ELMER BALDWIN.
RANSOM PALMER. ;. W. RAYMOND.
WILLIAM RHDDICK, PETER DoNLEvY.
a. ~ HOFFMAN.
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Fine white sairts, 81 and sl.el. &; " s.ielel &
Co.'S.
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About six miles off the southwestern coast Of
England stands the Eddystonc Lighthouse, with
its massive stonewOrk, many lights and brilliant
refectOrs-the guideboard OF the sea. Along all
coasts are these lighthouses 20 guide the marin
or safely to his haven. As these Beacon Lights
are necessary 70 the sea coasts, go are Beacon
Lights necessary IN art, science, relgion-our
daily lives aud through all history we find them
shining out brightly, strongly, guiding us aud
all mankind onward, upward. The lives aud in.
yentioU, Of Srea, men are these Beacon Lights
ia the darkness OF the world: the invention Of
the printing press by Vim. Cax,on, the miners
lamp by Dlyy the use q steam, tie telegraph,
and the life Of Luther. We each have our part
TO labor in forming one Of the .ights,a Of which
unite TO form one vas: Beacon Light. AL man
kind act as 4 reflector. Then happy lie, the light
OF whose sou A,;s a. a guide 20 those detected
ores by whom he Is surrounded.
Miss Thompson read wei and generally in
good voice are her production was much en-
joyed.
She wes followed 5y Mss Carrie E. Tucker,
with modest AMI swce:- serious disseria.
ton on tie fruits Of ai1.c;.On entitled
NIGHT RgINos OF THE srAHs.
She drew beautiful p.c:lIe C. the setting sun,
ave akin 70 sadness G: twilight, and Low, as tie
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Office Louisiana Cotton Tie Co.

The patent TIE and FULLER owned by this
Company having been fully tested at the Cham
pion Press, is now offered to press owners and
An average OF fully fry bales per hour, and
at times over sixty bales per hour, has been
compressed and tied by this process. and VIII
sixty bales per hour can be attained. BY tne
use of this Tie and Fuller the capacity q snip
can be increased fally 20 per cent. ana tne panus
are so per cent stronger than when the ofuiharS
ties are used.
unha3 In = A.--1 1874 DRAWER street.
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Above low
, Below high water mark of 1874.

*Below high water mark of 1874.
NELSON GoRoM. serg't. Sig. Ser. q. 8. A.
ARgIvALs.-Eya, Blue Wing No. 8, st. John,
Ella Hughes, John Howard, Col. A. P. Kouns,
Gov. Allen, Katie, Henry Tete.
DEpARTuREs.-Isabel, Emma, Trenton, Gov,
Allen, st. John, Eva, ]. F. Tolle.
To ARsIvE.-Eva, Upper Coast; J. II. Hanna
Cotton Valley, Ouacbita @. 81. Durfee, Maria
Louise, Red River Robert Mitchell, Golden City,
Thompson Dean. Raven and barges, Ohio; AS
sumption. Henry Tete, Trenton, Lafourche; w.
J. Poitevent, Tensas and Macon; Grand Republic,
Rouge; Cor. Allen, BARON Sara; BERTHA ope-
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stoeke were quiet and without any new tea-
ture.
Under fair demand State Cenaola closed at
al 6a1s6a6n,., against $4,000 Saturday.
premlum Bonds were hrnier, closing OF 920a
39as.
Nleholln Police Certificates closed et asGlag
for January. and Sa6nse for February,
Nichols Per Diem warrants were quoted at the
niasa al AgfAST.
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COM m ERElAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Monday Evening. March 26, 1877.

Monday Evening. MaIeh 20, IstI. !
ts,,satsos,s represent prices for roasd lots from
Ers hnnis, st,,leas otheiapise stated liz Tittta5
saun orders higher prices are paid.
CoTToN--The sales to-day were confined to
5000 hales at full priees for the better qualities.
and Irregular and easier for the lower gra5ee,
requirsng some modification Of our quotations
for Low Ordinary TO Strict Ordinary inclusive.
We give also the figures and report OF the Ex'
change, as below.
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Arrived.

Arrived
Span steamship Maria, from Havana to L Grand g
I'd dis
Swed bark Marguerite, Ryberg, from Gottenburg via
Key West, to master-PoiRt
Brit bark Annie Burrill. Saunders, 55 days from
Havre to Merit n & Bell-30 Sd dis
Span bark Antonio Cast o, DAYS from Havana, in
ballast to Avendano Bros-Point
Sehr Lady Woodbury. Woodbury., days from Savan
Lamar to Macbsca-Pic tier
Schr John Atwood, Avela, from Ruatan, to MASTER
Pic tier
STEAMBOATS,.
Martha Bassett, from Lower Coast.
Katie Campbell. from Vicksburg
Eve Ransom from Tureaud Plantation
Blue Wing, No Comstock. from Houma Pianta-
ton
st John, Bergeron. from Baton Rouge
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OUACHITA RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA. RIVER
TAANHpQ IsTATInN COMPANY.
srnai- Weekly 6uachlsa CITY Packet.
Lsnves every w WEDNESDAY. ut 8 p. M.
S<~v FOR 0UACHITA, CITY, TREN-
LsMak +1nton. Monroe and ali way landings
ss1ksiafss ssaSfis Tho Steamer
JOHN u. HANNA,
I'm place Of Ouaehita Belief
!, w Blanks, master, Joe Holmes. clerk,
viii leave regularly na above. For freight or
passage apply Gu. board, 9rta..
Capt, r. A, BLANKS, President.
No. q CANAL street, corner Delta
HITE B. CAHLIN, .BHtTTON b gPPLEn
ADAMS d WORK. LORD n MoPGAKE, Agents
p. B.~-The boats Of this line connect with the
Goose for Little river, Tom Phrksr for BosuH
river. Ora. Acme and Jimmie baker for bayou
Bartholomew and Hnline river, and Bertha
Drummer for Bayou d'hrbonns. fell tf
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Tuesday Morning, March n.
Daily report Of the stage of water, with changes
in the twenty-four hours ending yesterday 8
d, M:
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BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW.

MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS IHDEPEND-
EMIT PACKET.
Leaves TIL URSDAY, March ~. at . .. M, posi-
RE- FOR POPLAR BLUFF, POINT
lsshsAlKFaAtyzM Pleasant md all way landings on
asiss=sasass@ Bayou bartholomew - The fine
steamer -
ELLA HUGHES,
Lew Rice. master.
will leave as nbovs, taking freight for all land
ings on Black and Ouaehita rivers as high as
tho mouth of bayou bartholomew. For freight
or passage apply on board or to
DOUGLAS d W1NgURN. 10 Natehez st..
A. BRITTUN, 50 Gravier st.
+. s.-Connecta with steamer Bertha Brun-
ner for tayou UAfbonne, also lIght-drHught
steamer for Saline River. . mh97
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john Howard Montgomery, from Elaufasio Ldg
Gov Allen. Brown. from Bayou Sara
Col A Konns, Kauns from Jefferson
Ella Hughes Kies. fun Roberts Landing
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uOUEF RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUACH1TA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
REGULAR BTUF RIVER PACKET.
Leaves WI DNEsDAY. March 80. ut 6 .. m.
seser : FOR POINT JEFFERSON, tIEAHD.
Lssstt1Gess4lF Alto lied Mouth Gum Point, and all
aassaszs landings on BBuf and Blaeg Rivers
TON PARKER.
l.. p. Delahoussaye. master.
Will leave rs above. Pays particular attention
TO oil Black River business. For freight or
passage apply on bonrd or to
4. A.. BLANKS,
President. No 2 Canal corner Delta st.
HITE u CARLIN, BRITTON q EPPLER.l A x.s
ADAMs d WORK. LORD d M0PEAKB. ! AsNs'
nh2s
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FOR SALE.

IL TO Richmond. Va, and two trst-cags Tick
cts to st. Louis. Mo, Inquire ut No. 10 st.
Charles street mhgs
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board. not cleared. .......... aso sss
Same time last year.. 2sf ly6
To-day's exports were to Liverpool.
Receipts proper since Saturday evening 3s5s
bales, against 20S5 on last Sunday and Monday
and T611 last veal, making an aggregate since Fri
day evening Of GILT bales, against 2960 last week
and u, 63S last year, and since August 81, Of
Loss. s2S bales, against Lees, 66S last year-de
crease l74, $40.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
oil the ports from IL m. yesterday to IL m. to-.
day 65s2 balee, against 664S last week and
lS,To2 last year, and since Friday IL, 266 bales,
against i0.4s9 last week. and "a, 1856 last year.
Total since August 81. with corgectionsl $685.
ast bales, against s.T1s, 4OS up to Sunday noon,
March %, last year--decrease 9,972.
Exports FRIDAY and Saturday, to Great Bri-
tHin 1851 bales, against 1860 this week and
la,9z5 last year. and to the Continent 1914 bales,
against $40 bales last week and StSS last year.
Stocks as all the delivery ports, mfsie mp to IL
M, AS 440 bales, against 7sS, 026 lasi week. and
659. 697 last year.
T0BACC0-We did not hear of transaction
to-day. The amount on sale is atimated at
$500 hhds. ~
Unscund and frosted Tugs 2@3Ac inferior
Tugs z@4l1c. low 424@5Acs medium 5zf@s. good
10 tine 614@6sc, low leaf lose, medium $40
100, good 101t9I2c, fine la1s@ls5lc, and seieo-
lions 14x@16c.
Received since Saturday evening none; ex-
ported, mere: stock on hand by our running
statement GAG hhds.,
FREIGH size hare no new feature to mo-
ties Id the market and continue TO report as fol-
lows:
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MARINE NEWS.
Cleared Yesterday.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
March q, 1877.

Brit steamship Borussia, Hoare for Liverpool
Silas Weeks eco
Steamship Lizzie Henderson, Miller, for Cedar Keys.
St Marks, Tampa and Manatee-
Post & Hobby
Schr a Denike Jones, for Havana Jos Kelly
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Nevada, Oortsa. Arrived out Angsll1ua, Jo-
hans Haed, Henry II. Triton, Laplscs, elise Metz
lef, Afnal Edith, OsrmlehaeI. Tropio.. Hone@
Pensacola.
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The demand for money continued fnedefate to'
day. both lii bank and on the streets ena cen a
,netciai paper was unchanged. Gold aud fof-
einn Exchange exhibited aearaely any vafiass,o,',
and The movement In both Was moderate. rev
York sirht continued sth Stocks were qu,ess
state U9nsels and Premium Bonds we're etIease,. /.
Nieholls Police Certificates showed hsoaeIss I
advance while Nichols Per Diem We sts"ts a"'se
at about previous fatee. announcement
We spntinne TO quote. Exceptional cotnMeiciaa !,
pat,er at ms per cent per enbum aisoennt, 81
ao paiu. second grade do. l21t5; collateral leans
90na irst olass mortgages sl.sDe1. and second
sr ada ao o,s ss Il ,ola@ios against iois AZ
New York. aud aFter moderate business oo t,sl
al the opening rates in both iaarketH. The secs
su,n,ned mo $4,000, embracing $4,000 as lpas4
$4,000 and $4,000 al ioafs, and ssooo, sso'' sho
Foreign exchange exhibited scarcely any varia'
zion, aud the movement was moderate.
rha asles OF sterling Comprised lle, bee, EN-.
brscjnr fano bill lsding and fsVge al eear ~
tt0ais E35e0 bill Of ladagat b0a0aaue, lnueO ph
81 lsding aud savUo AL clear ~ sss. and ssooo
The only sale Of francs reported was boe,Ooo
Al the elose sterling billa wore quoted 81 bo4
ttDbtlbI for bill OF lading and Al clear end Go
BOO Eor bank thank counter ratio .e1seela,, AND
ffanus ~ 4esSs@Ae7aas for commercial ana nom
inal for bank. -
Nav York Eight continued stif. The sales
ponsnrlaed 100000. embracing $4,000 eomnef.
cial ana s3b 900 private bankers' at VIZ cent
premium. and $4,000 commercial, sasaov Pm.
vata hanliefs' aud $40, 900 bank al b. 10. We also
natinna sales Of SIC. 600 commercial on Washing
Ton III psf, aud $4,000 on Providence at u VI
cent premium, -. ~,
Tho banks continued to check on New York at
AZ III cent premun and commercial sighe wac
ptiii quoted At @4QaetlB,
Tha folIawina ID The official statement Of the
- IA sa,,nslaa tt.dav Ia the Etpck Exchange:
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sailed
-In,narts.

The bark osfsrd, previously reported below visiting
orders has sailed for PensaooH
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Gen'l Quotations. E,x, q

The market opened with moderate Inquiry,
bus mostly for descriptions which were scarce
and held at extreme rates, restricting operations
during The morning TO . few hundred bales. after
which there was but little change, and the entire
business Of the isv was confined 10 the limited
amount Noted above. The demand was mostly
on clean, white and good staple kinds which
were offered aparingly and commanded full
prices Middling. per example, with fair staple,
commanded 1890, Other descriptions were neg
lected and exhibited some inequality, the lower
grades in particular selling AZ easier rates
and requiring reduction in orr quotations of
ssdassac Ia Low Ordinary, 1so in Ordinary and 8
partial ke in Strict Ordinary. list Of the last,
desirable nom color and staple, cold &C 911ssc.
The dispatches reported Liverpool quiet and
unchanged, with sales Of 1000 bales, and arrivals
partially Lied lower; Havre with no change IN
quotations, but fiat and irregular, and Nes York
dull and easier at previoas rates for spots and ir
regular for futures, which, at noon, were quoted
ct - reduction of 1.l0o@7.1 o0e, and closed at q
net decline of la-I00@i6lo0 In. the spring and
summer months, and 7-l0o@ll-iooc in the later
months.
The Exchange makes the amount on ehipboard
not cleared [pstore todays exportsl a, 400 bales,
embracing s7a4 for Liverpool tl2, 4f5 for Havre,
S69s for the North Sea, 3342 for Bremen, 77s for
leaving in presses agreeably to its account at II
m. oe,ss6 bales. only small part Of which is
on sale.
Al noon, to-day, Middling was quoted at Gal
EefVon ~ ZIG nv Mople Nv luSAc Ut savannah nc
llsxc; at Charleston at 11sso; at Wilmington
at lie; at Norfolk at loSs@l1e; at Baltimore at
Illsc at New York ut ll11sc: at Boston at HE;
at Memphis st lie at Augusta at 1870; at Phil
adelphia at IIs4c, and at Cincinnati &C lie.
The Exchange reports: 'sSales 2T00 bales
market steady: supply poor" ''s1
COTTON sTATEMRNT.
Stock on hand Sept l, IsT6-bales. .... 2s,sys
Arrived since last statement. S.SsS
AIflNeu obviously 6s.sTs-1,2T0.23 4
f.ass,61I
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EExRarEs.

| HUATAN=Psr sehr John Atwood=@t650 punches
bananas 5000 tiantains 5000 eeoosnntsJ Maeheoa
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RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.

Blind Riysf-Per sehr Monterey 900 slaves
cords wood master
master
Bilex Per sehr Teunaire----10B0 bbls charcoal
mast
Pearl Rivor-=--Per steamer j Fraser-=--eo cords
wood master
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LIVHRPOUL. Per steamship Berussia-J6Oe bales
cotton 4JpI racks oisake
HAvANA4-Psr sehr A Dsuike--i9J tierces grease
5f bbls dn hhds do g5T bbs rosH ID do tar 1867 pos
lumber AIS bbs fsrtinets 1tB bds hoops tY5 empty
hhda 90 do tie, eas 10 pkgs Hnndiiss
CEDAR KEYS. TAMPA AND MANATEE---
1860 bbs ear w bbls pork tios sacks eprn ss
oats 20 sacks salt Vi sacks coffee bhds sugar ~
bales hay II casks bacon 150 pkss snndries