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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-22

DY VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE To AN
ID order of sale rendered February IA 1874
to me directed by the honorable the Second Dis
trict Court for the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled matter. will proceed to sell at public
auction, on SATURDAY, March 49, 1874 at five
O'clock P. NJ, at nv warehouse, Nos. % and 25
Orleans street, between ROYAL and Bourbon streets
in the Second District of this city for account of
said succession the following described property,
to wit
A LOT OF FURNITURE, etc, as per inventory
which may be seen in my office.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
". P. HARPER
mhl7 % % Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-22

A. Elmer BADER, President.
Oh. ENGSTFELD, Vice President
GEORGE STROMEYER, Secretary.
Board Of Trustees:
Henry Abrams. A. Elmer Bader,
n. A. Baumgarden, E. F. Del Bondio
ca. Engstfeid, NJ Frank
H r. Gogreve, Hy. Haller,
SigmCnd STATE, J. H. Keller.
J. Reiffer, Louis Leonhard.
Tneo. Lil!ienthal, G. H. Miller,
=. Rickert, Frank Roder,
Louis Schneider W. B. Schmidt
B. Saig, Isaac Seherck
Louis Schwartz, J. III. Schwartz,
J. R. Wiidermann, K. Weissenbsch
Oc25 Iv
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GERMANIA INSURANCE COMPANY,

GERDIANIA INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office No. 1874 Common street.
ESTABLISHED IN 1866.
Paid up Capital. .."................S3 $500, ZOO
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE INSURANCE.
Losses promptly adjusted on most liberal terms.
FRED. DEL BONDIO, President.
H. zDBERBIER. Vice President.
EMIL MAIER, First Secretary.
H. E. MARBURG, Second Secretary
F. BERGER, Inspector
Directors.
J. ARMBRUSTER, ]. KOLM,
ADAM GAISSER, LOUIS GRUNEWALD,
JACOB HASSINGER, q. F KLUMPP
HENRY OERTLING, H. SCHULZ,
THOMAS SCHORR. E. F. THUERER
J. J. wECKERLING, FRED. DEL BoNDIo,
P. THORMAHLEN, ]. vOELKEL,
GEORGE BINDER, firm of LeSassier Binder;
G. II. BRAUGHN. firm of Braughn Buck Dink-
elspiel;
P. ". DIELMANN, firm of Miller Delmann;
r. GRIESINGER, firm of Clason Co.;
WILLIAM GOLDENBOW, firm of Godenbow
Kelly;
G. L. L. MAYER, firm of Mayer Brothers
L. REDER, firm of L. Reder Co.;
FRANK WAITER, firm of Waiter Blank;
H. zUBERBIER, firm of Schneider Zuberbier;
F. NJ ZIRGLER, firm OF Schmidt ziegler.
mh7 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-22

SUCt ESSION OF ELIZABETH LONEY, WIDO
OF THOMAS PHILPOT
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BY Hoffman, Marks q %.

BY Hoffman, Marks q %.
IN TIE MATTER OF THE LIQUIDATION OF THE
LOAN AND PLEDGE ASSOCIATION NOW &C
COMMODATION BANK
ALL UNREDEEMsD PLEDGES,
ALSO a.
COMBINATION LOCK SAFES. COUNTERS, RAIL
ISGS, AND ALL PARAPHERNALIA BELONG
ING TO THE SAID INSTITUTION.
Sale by Order Of Court, D. Urban ESQ.,, Liouidator.
Superior District Court, Parish Of Orleans No.
259H.
by HOFFMAN. Marks & Goa LEVY
- Auetioneer-SalesrOOmN No. SO Charities street.
III be sod bv order of court, b. Urban, ESQ.,. IL
quidator, on WEDNESDAY, March 25, 1874 at 40
A. NJ, on the premises of the Loan and Pledge
Association (nOw Accommodation Bank, corner Of
st. Charles and PerddO streets
ALL USREDkEMED PLEDGES, consisting of
Diamonds, Watches, Chains, Pistols Pictures of
the finest quality and description.
Also, COMBINATION LOCK SAFES, COUNTERS,
said institution.
Terms-Cash.
Sale positive and without any reserve whatever.
mills St
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-22

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No So 983.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-22

SUI CESSION OF THE LATE A. CONSTANT
HEARING, DECEASED.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-22

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
Ne. s., l01.
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OPEN ACCOUNTS.

IN THE MATTER OF J. G. BERMEL BANKRUPT
No. 1864
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IhHEE LOTS OF GROUND ON ST. ANDREW
PEI 6El M LEE. PRYTANIA AND COLISEUM
SUCCESSION OF THOMAS p WHITE

THOMAS D. WHITE EFT AIS. VS.. GEORGE HEN
WHITE, MINOR-SUIT IN PARTIrI0N
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-22

VERY VALUABLE THREE-,TORY BRICK STORE
NO. 38 ROYAL STREET. AND -FOUR. STORY
BRICK STORE NO. 40 ROYAL STREEr BY
PUBLIC AUCTION, ON VERY LONG CREDIT
AND EASY TERMS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-22

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 36 GA.
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RY THE SUCCESSORS OF G. r. 81

Second District Court for the Parish of orIeans-
- No. II 1886.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-22
SUCCESSION OF THOMAS DARMODY AND HIS
WIFE

VALUABLE PROPER ~ IN THE THIRD DISTRICT
LAFAYETTE STREETS
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Brig Laura at Falmouth Damaged
Ship Tornado mt Greenock Water
Iogged-Erig slyboots Loses Foremast-
Bark simone Stella i'm Collision at Deal
with nn Unknown Vessel-Arrivals and
Departures.
LONDON, March go 1874.
Brig Laura tswe) Bjonness, which arrived at Fall
mouth day from New York. is in damaged condition,
having had bridge and boats carried
away, and second officer lost overheard.
wATERLOGGED.
Ship Tornado (Br), Marshall, from Pensacola arrived
at Greenock to-day watcrlogged.
PARTIALLY DlsMAsTED.
Brig slyboos Br), Simkns, from Baltimore for Pen
arh, arrived at Cardiff March 30 with loss Of foremas
COLLISION.
Bark simone Stella dtaD, Macagl from New York via
Plymouth which arrived at Deal to-day was run into
by unknown vessel, and Ind jibboom and catheads
carried away.
ARRIVALS.
Arrived at Liverpool March 90 ship Charles H Mar
shall Hutchinson New York barks Cordeia tBr), At
kins New Orleans; Spirit of the Dawn OBJ, Dixon,
Portland Oregon Mary (Br Bolton, Francisco via
queenstown; Florri Hubert, Dudley, Galveston; 3oh
w Stephenson Nor, Evensen, Pensacola
Arrived at London March 29, ship Hudson, Knight
New York; banks Jennie Albert (Br, Osborn, Phadel
phia, Chinaman (Br) Mckenzie, New York.
Arrived Falmouth March 80 brig Laura Swe), Bjon.
ness, New York (see above).
Arrived at Deal March 90 ship Colorado, Ingraham
New YORK Tor Amsterdam; PARKS IOrdcnskJ0ld (N0r),
Pausen do for Copenhagen 3oth, simone stella ntaD
Macagli do via Plymouth: Pekin (Br), Sutherland
Philadelphia for Hamburg Holmes, Holmes, Ne W
York FOR Bremen.
Arrived at Cowes March 30 ship wyio OBJ Brown
New York.
Arrived at Cardiff March 20, brig syboots tBr). SIM
kDs, Baltimore.
Arrived at Southampton March 20, brig San Gaetano
Qtab, Mozzelo New YORK.
Arrived at Plymouth March 30. bark John Masterman
(Br), Ingram, Pensacola for Wisbeach.
Arrived at Greenock March 80 ship Tornado (Br), Mar
shall, Pensacola.
Arrived at Queenstown March 80, ships s Thomas,
Eastman, san Francisco; Hamilton, Ross do: Sunbeam
ODD Daizaii Daren; barks Memento (Br), Hoy, Calves
tom 1solna tBr, Hughes Boston; schr Flower oMoray
tBr), Fairweather, Baltimore.
Arrived at do 10Th. PM, steamships Calabr!a (r) Nc
McKan. New York tor Liverpool; goth, Ohio, Morrison,
Phil ade phia do.
Also arrived at do 30h, bark Louis Martinez Br)
BritteD, Lahave. Ms, 10 days passage.
Arrived at Bremen March a. bark Barss (Br,, Bar
ker. Mobile.
Arrived at Rotterdam March a. bark Emma Aus).
GER, Albrecht do
Arrived at Amsterdam March q, bark Bernhard GER,
Tuning, Norfolk, Va.
Arrived at Hamburg March "a, bark Grcnmar Nor),
Lndvigsen, Pensacola.
Arrived at Elsinore Msrch 80, ship Guardian, Ames
New Orleans for Hevai.
Arrived AT Havre March q, bark Matilda Hilyard (Br)
Brooks. New York
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Brig Tarifn, Brown, cardenas-s Simpson, Ciapp Co
Brig Arctic (Brj, Cogsweil Csrdenas-J Whitney
Co -,
Co.
schr Annie Freeman, Reed st Pierre, Mart-BJ Wen
berg.
schr Daylight, McFadden, Baracoa-B Weinberg.
Schr Hudson. Harris Baracoa-lsaac Staples . -
Schr Aurelia lBrl, Smith, Windsor Yarmouth Ms,
via Charleston-D X De Wolf Co.
Schr Anna Dickinson Dickinson, Corpus Christi
Evans, Fail Co
schr Annie Tibbets Curtis, Fernandina Rich
ardson.
schr Annie virden, Burton, Wilmington, Nc-squire
Bros
schr u McColiey, Doughty, Washington, NC-over-
ton Hawkins. -
schr Rebecca Shepard, Frambes, Phiiadeiphia--Jas
Eiweii Il Co.
Schr Gov Goodwin Snow, Portsmouth, Nh
Schr II Drew Crowley, Boston-Rackett 4 Bro.
schr Baker, Murray, New Haven-Raekeu
Bro.
Steamer Y Sinners Warren. Philadelphia u apes
Hand.
Steamer Philadelphia. Davis Philadelphia
Steamer Concord, Norman. Philadelphla-W krkpat
rick
Steamer Frank. Pierce PHILADELPHIA.
The possibility or q neV issue or hlcOnperSbte
paper regard ,cith dn,azensent and anxiety, end,
i my Judgment such issue could be detTf.
nneyat ana shone.--CHARLEs SUMNER.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 80, 1874
CLEARED.

steamship Harold Haariager Nor), Hillberg, London
FuDch. Edge Il Co.
Bros
steamship Hatteras. Ernest City Point and Richmond
-Od dominion steamship Co.
Steamship Cbesape axe. johnson. Portard--j bmcs
snip ~ Charles, smalley, san francsco-Sutton x Co.
Co
Bark Jason (Br), Grimm, Bremcn-Funch. Edge Co.
Bark aathusalcm AUS, Celtno, northumberland
A. GO.
Bark Webster, Smart, stettn-Jacob Schmidt
Co
Bark Gipsey Br) cremor, Moptevideo--snow Bur-
CESS.
e,srig rasso qtaD, Trapaui. ciyita yecca- Fabbri
Chaunyey.
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Marine Disasters.
"a See Cable News and Correspondence.

~ see CaDie news ana correspondence.
STEAMSHIP RISING STAR, Jones' from New York for AS
pinwsl OF the Bermuda dock the 2Ist nss
her cargo on the z5th and would sail in few days
n Gap Of sts % IN ow OF g 10 ggs
chine, sinking the machine II @autes The ship
ryiag away the howsprit jbbeom mart,ngaie fore re,
starboard side.
Mosrs p4x from cshu for San Ersncisco yrecksd
ara Sop. Of Bath, sewsli Day / 80, Of Boston, ana
their portion of the vessel, in Boston offices.
BARK ARAxISrA tBr), Mosher from Savannah for Iiv;
S hs s hO sa%sr s sa" as
charging 1900 bales OF cotton and towed into port preyi-
a hour Hbout 40 bales are damased The
bark will be repaired and take the cargo forward.
ns ON the Sch March The cargo 81 Corn viii BE- sold at
Bermuda 1t being badly damaged BY heating
qsr Sor sc% yerpGo for Bal
hours Chncoteague Beach, but sustained damage.
BARK AuoUsrA-Captain sieberh of bark Augusta lGer
% s At Of liz ns og in
Feb Tor Savannah; had fresh westerly winds to the
@ s saEsn At r.
the ne So sf badly s ss Sas hs
TO such extent that notwithstanding the pumps were
Ssn' 81 M ssnF w M to Il BY
M tor New d ng ali TO the
vessel were useless and the crew almost worn out with
done ali hands gons board the Alsen and brought
condition.
Bss rao7ggs r Espey from Patmogs via Y s
manhoom and malrsai; was repairing on the 26th and
would sail in about four DAYS.
spPRs from for Bal
both mass lost mair gan &c was repairing on the 10Th
New A York arrived az T sached
she took gale rom the wv and after laying to for i2
OF provisions
segn MARY FAnn Conway, Of and from ph,ladelphia
@ a Sa ss cast of Sf Fire an So[ light
OF Ife Saving Station No ~ Capt Geo Rogers were
boat rendered valuable assistance that although the
her oa ss tsy ad she
ceeded on her voyage
scnRz srrpnAs from Pniladelphia for Havana. ran
Saturday, and remained PM.
sLoor SUSAN LEACH, Hendrckson, from New York for
Iana Inlet aarsn missed stays t. t.
ws Obliged to throw Svebos Of
ing loss Of over $500
put into Bermuda March IS to repair sails.
ALEXANDRIA, March 2s-The steamer Lady Of the Lake.
9 ssS5s an wd
bound up at Liverpool Point
Ms %srsh Tns brig Matilda which wa;
has been got oil with Dutitte damage
Miscellaneous.
scGn AsEaA Of Orient l2G tons has been sold to Capt
yard Haven't Mass for $3.50. Will be continued the
coasting trade under command of Capt Crosby
Scar DAVID CURRIE, 40 days from Mosquito Inlet for
Boston, arrived at Lewes, Del. March 90 short
visions. All on board were we'll
SCHR JOHN GRIFFIN, from Trinidad Feb % for New
York, put into Nassau, Mp, no date provisions.
Whalemen.
At st Helena Feb 80 barks Palmetto Robinson BESIDE
MONA Davies: George 4 Susan. Hcyer, and Petrel
Smith, ali OF New Bedford; Ospray, condemned. wig
orders
Spoken.
Ship La Louisiana Fr, Tounet, from Havre for New
bark Won Berg Ger, Fesenfed, from Bremen for New
York. March &, lat AZ ~. Ion ~
The possibility Of meec issue Of incomreTttole
paper Iregard scith dnaazenaent and anxiety, and,
IN ny j,tdg,nent, such an issue ,oou,d be a detri
naent and s7edme.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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NEWfORf, ri, March 80, IS7L
Arrived this evening schr ida Bearse from New YORK
for Boston. with Il OF pig iron and wood. She re-
ports that at pm to-day of Point Judith, carried away
both with all attached except fore rigging II
was blowing heavy and with the greatest diff
Guilty that she arrived at this port She obliged to
herself clear from the DEBRIS and work herself in
under her lib.
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SAILED.

Banks yerites Csus,, s.ocknom Etta Lorins Mel
bourne; Blandina (Aus), Antwcrp Nicoiina QsD,
Cork Falmouth; olga Nor. Antwerp; Lotie Stewart
(Br). drom Liverpool, - brigs Ramirez, Montevi-
dec; II A Pitt tBrh Hamilton tBermuda)-
Wind at sunset wSW, light
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains in
formed that by telcgraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau 46 Fleet street the arrivals at and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad, Of
American and all foreign vessels trading with the United
States the same will be cabled this country free of
charge and published.
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schr Maria Hearn. Farmer, Woodbridge for Siam
ford
NIB.
schr Richard Law. Edred Philadelphia tor New Lon
don.
schr Anna Myrick, smifh, Philadelphia for Boston
Schr q & Ackcn, Meade, New York TOR stamford.
Steamer Gslatea, Gaie New YORK tor Providence-
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The possibility Or a ne,c issue Of incOnUeTttbte
paper Iregdyd Min dnadzensent and an1ietN and,
IN my Judgment such an issue could De a detrt-
naent and a shdme.--CHARLEs SUMNER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A BS0LUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
n states; legal everywhere; dcsertion, &C., Mhcent
cause no publicity required; no charge until divorce
e'"' NJ HOUSE. Attorney ls4 Broadway.
A -HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN COR
n. ner OF fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from A. NJ to y 4. ~
on sunday from TO y r M
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
n States-Desertion &C. sufficient cnuse. no publicity;
no charge divorce Is granted also Notary Public.
FREDERICK l. KING Counsellor at-lAw. 363 Broadway
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The possibility or a neec issue OF anconrerttb1e
paper Iregard Nth amdzeDsent ana aaLsety ana
In ny 5std9naent such an issue uoutd be q detri-
n,ent ana q Shan,e.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-31
THE GREAT REVENUE CASE.
First Days Proceedings in the Prosecu-
ton Of Sanborn, Hawley
and Vanderwerken.
Tia Government Side Of the Story-The Defence
QUESTIONING the Validity Of the Indictment
Upon the Statute Employed.

me possibility or a ne,c issue Qrlnconrerttble
paper regard lctth omdzen'ent ana dnr'etV, ana.
IN ma jlolgaeat such issue tcould De q deri
y,aeat and q sIaame.-CHAEI.Es SUMNER.
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SHIPPING NEWS

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOE THE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL.
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IHe p0SSa0uftv or a nea0 issue Of tnconuertfole
paper regard 10TH 0nsazenaenu ana G'artetv ana,
tn my Judgment, such issue aoould be det't-
nent ana Shane.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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Arrived at Brest March 50. steamship fereire Or.
Daure. New York for Havre.
Arrived at Trieste March 30 brig Santa Maria veccha
QtaD, spagnexi, New York.
Arrived at Hong Kong March a. steamship vasco da
CANA (Br), Rice, San Francisco via Yokohama.
SAILINGs.
Sailed from Liverpool March q barks Broirene Nor,
Boo. Philadelphia; Aontsg GER, stromstadt United
States.
sailed from Gloucester March 80. bark Kong EPSTEIN
(Nor), New York
Sailed from Antwerp March IS. steamship vaderand
tBeg), Jackson. Philadelphia.
Sailed from Helvoet March q, bark Fanny Saaaeh
Ger, Mohr, United States.
Sailed from Messna, bark Fury Loud Philadelphia.
Orr, New York.
Sailed from Colombo March % bark Minerva ODD.
Fowler New York.
Sailed from - bark Rosetta GtaD, Gazzolo, United
States.
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Supervisor Hawey. The tax was usually pald in
the form OF checks or drafts to the order Of the
secretary OF the Treasury and some time after the
payment OF the taxes in this way the party paying
them would receive receipt stating that the
money mad been received by John ID. oanDorn. and
yet he Aad never been seen or heard OF ia the
whole transaction. Vanderwerken had managed
the whole business and the tax was paid at Haw-
lcy's office. BY means OF TINS way OF dong bust
ness Sanborn received fifty per cent Of the money,
while, II the taxes had been assessed and paid as
they should nave been. the government would have
received the whole amount. Mr.. Ienney COM
menJed severely upon the course OF DEFENDANTS,
ana alluded to supervisor Hawley and Deputy Col
Iector Vanderwersen as beng
PAID SALARIES 70 DEFEAUD THE GOVERNMENT
that II, as salaried officers they aided the rob-
berry instead OF the protection OF the country. In
conclusion Mr.. renney addressed the jury as fol-
IoWs;-"ln the name Of good government which
we all 50 muen desire, ask you to heroicaIly ana
ieafiessy meet your duty and do justice between
THESE parties anu the government. II they are in
nocent acqult them; but If from the lacts from
the circumstances, from the violated statutes and
broken laws that strew the whole pathway of rms
conspiracy you beiieve they are SHOWN TO he
guilty. then we AJAX speedy convection
Mr.. J, II. Robinson,
ASSISTANT SOLICITOR or THE TREASURY.
was called as the hrst witness for the prosecution
and testified that he lad charge OF some of the
records OF the government In the Treasury D.part.
menL lie SAID he mad some oi the records with
him.
MIR. Hoxie handed witness paper which proved
10 DE "a statement signed by John -. saDboYn. He
offered "a paper 10 witness and Mr.. Tracey asked II
that was the supposed contract.
MI. Hoxe REPLIED IL is the basis Of the first con.
tract.
Mr.. Tracey suggested tnat the prosecution should
nrst prove the signatures OF the preliminary papers,
and tnen oner them all as one.
Mr.. Locke to witness-please look at that paper
and see what ~ Is.
Witncss-fbat is the report between william A.
Richardson anu John A.. sanborn, dated 10Th OF
August, 1869.
d.. u. Wno y It signed bys A. william A. RICHARD.
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The possibility Of a me,c issue Of tnconrerttole
paper Iregard ecith anaazersent and anxiety, and,
IN my j,tdgaent, such an issue scould be detrt
naent ana shdme.-CHARLEs SUMNER
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-21

Lower Mississippi, Tombgbee, Warrior. aud Alaba-
ma Rivers who have been rendered so by reason of
the recent overflow and that the Secretary of War
make detailed reports to the Congress OF tho 9xpen
diture under this act and OF the act red joint reso
hereby conferred upon the Secretary of War shall
expirS on the first day OF September, eighteen hun
dr6d and seventy four; and none Of the moneys
fferoby or formerly appropriated shall be expended
except In cases where the Secretary of War snail be
satisfied that there is actual and pressing case of
destitution, and chat such deltltuilon Is directly
causee by said overflow: Provided further, That
any balances remaining unexpended from the APP
preparation provided for in this act Of the twenty
third of April eighteen hundred and sesenty four,
aforesaid may be used for rhe purposes expressed
in either said act said joint resolution And pro-
vlded further, That the secretory of War may use
any of the money hereby or formerly appropriated
for the relief of the destitute people upon the Ten
nessee river when satisfied that their necessities
arise from the recent overflow OF said river
Approved, June "a, 1874.
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rI,HE UNITED STATES PUBLISHING
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This is no new and untred discovery, but has been
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ASK your druggist for IT..
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T(ENEHAI NATUHE--1VUs ov.I
-, ACT making appropriations for sundty civil ex-
AN A. If the Government for the fiscal year end
pesu,sn ~ thjrtleth eighteen hundred and seventy
i IVA and for other purposes.
eooc,od bp The Senate and House Of Representa-
e =. liz Iaitsd States Of An,erica in Congress, as
aS That the following sums be- ana ine
are oi fnr Inc fiscal year ending June thlrtleth,
ehAmmt vl hundred and seventy-1ve, namely;
tlHh'NNN =, rnp Atns4uM1
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Bark Emelia keveiio QtaD Rollo, London-John c
Seager.
Bark Due Fidele dsr), Camel Bristol k-John Sea-
Bark $ Peterson Nor, Knudsen, Cork Falmouth
Funch, Edge Co
Bark Anna oneto GtaD Costar, Cork Falmouth
Slocovch Co.
Bark Ferreri tItaD. Cafero Marseilles-James Henry
Bark Ceres NOR, Boo, Rotterdam-Tetens / Book.
mann.
- Bark Drowning Louise Nor. Larsen, Rotterdam-C
Bark Village Queen (Br), Homer, stockhom-Boyd 4
Bark John Griffin. westberg, "Reminiscences E Ward
4 Co.
Brig Wesley Seymour (Br), spicer Liverpool-J F
Brig, varenger tNor,, Knudsen, Copenhagen Punch,
Brig Aqua PorD, Garcia, Acknowledgements L
Brunn.
schr Silver STAR Smith, Para via Ceara--G Amsinck l.
Co.
schr Lavinia Bell, Bayles, Baracoa-van Brunt Bro
Co.
,schr Rebecca Ann (Br), Florian Sydney, CB-Miler
Houghton
schr Ocean Wave, ZehiG, Norfolk va-Isaac R Sta
pies
Schr Ellen Morrison Dodge, Newark
schr Ida Palmer Palmer, New Bedford-Rackett 4
Bro.
schr Elisha Smith, Baker, New Bedford-Ferguson
Wood
Steamer Bristol, " aliace, Phiiadeiphla-Jas Hand.