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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR UAMBURG-In steamship Fris.d, Jaly 30-Hon Bancroft
Davis Miss Davis Colat August Won aud nsn
Won G. Derenherg Mis- j. LeST children
ami nurse NJ and Mrs Nook e. L. Georg August Hermann
Ilamann Pedro Vcelte role1 Russ sehnter Baron
Won and Julius FaenAe Mskoss Adolph koair
M and M schate Pos Otto B Berne Theodore ore
ur hans A Golbger Mrs Josephine Corles and dAush
tes Nrs Hannah family d. Hoiosy Louis lainuel
FOR HAVANA-In stsdHshp CITY Of Hdpdad July ooC-Lns
Rev NJ Fernalde G. DE ia oa H. koopmann fTeenc COSTA
srano Agaa j. Lopez g. Ajeia Alvarez Ms Brewer Joaquin
Rese John Foekhar CUst. Lusui Jose MeCue Metar
len r. a. idago Austin stewart H. Va Ge hernandez Francisco
Nariao n son Rlae Soc Aenar Manuel Vega Juan bsieys
M Heniosa Ms Be!auntsTan Ramon Vsa Francco Busi VI
Ss,,er Mr. incy d. Nennlger Alex H. Wright Robert Wiie
I,ee Lug d. eso FTeIuco RO7ero, jaime Llah, d. DAs.
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DEPARTURE Of FOREIGN MAILS.

FRIDAY. Jury 81.
Mails for Kngon SsyaBa and Cagen by The steamship Andes
close al IU a. . sails IL ~ froh Pier No 5l n H.
SArCRDAi. AUG l.
Ireland Queenstown and Liverpool
bv he steamship City Of Richmond close at IL 81 Supp
tsry Mai Is closed PosOce Steamship sails at .
D. m from Pier No 4j North River. .
Por Continental Bremen by the steamship Ncckar mqi close
3Oa m Supplementary Mail the Post Once
al 1880 p H. Steamship sails al from foot OF Ihrd ho
b0ken.
Mails FOR Solh Amerc the steamship Acs
rrco Close Il Supplementary Mail closed at The Post
once AZ II g. steamship u NJ. from Per No AZ n X.
M,s for Veueneis hy the steamship ClaI10el
close al D. steamship sails Pier No ol N X
SUNDAY. p
All Mails O'Clock The fostOhce open from
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ssted eetions for the office OF Governor 90 toa as re-
yards the National Government the question u oecIueu
And the affair closed. Baxter 10 legally Governor
through the political frauds and maehlnaons OF tnoso
WHO are now irving TO dispossess him OF the once
Altoretber the condition OF things ,as disclosed ~
thus investigation reflects credit upon the name W
Republcanism, whether taken In its narrow parry
sense or in Its broad National Specification. III wou .nn
never do either for the Republican party or or s
National Government TO point to the state OF AkansS, -,
as An Illustration Of the good results OF the VI
either There a Convention now In session I'D M.oo
Rock 10 form new Constitution for the state a mna
ever IL does II put Arkansas In w9rse conu
non than II has been for years. III may pos
sihlv succeed establishing republican SoNerhneht
In ARKANSAS SO that by the time OF the assembling or
the next session OF Congress the Special committee
nav be abe 10 report afiTmatlyey on that question
otherwise tho report must be that the state has a
government imposed by fraud aud usurpation. ana
about as far removed from the republican standar as
ran we'll be conceived.
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CRIMINAL NOTES,


At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday Justice
Sherwood committed Tbomss r. Wiley. 5 charge having
huousy entered the bsershop Of George Cosgoe No SI3
Bghth End stealing other articles valued $50 The
boy acknowledged the crime
Charles Weaver of No. so Essex-st. was brought mp
the Essex Market Police yesterday and held by Justice Kas
IN 50 900 bail for stealing clothing from Louis Walkbaum No
lis Eighthst the 2jh Henry Rice held $1,000
bail for breaking the MS ROsnha at No lO5
Wednesday afternoon. lie bedroom Of the
house and locked by Mr. Rontba until the arrival an ocer
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday before JUS
ee Wsnd two bos namei James Hy and John Smd were held
Al 0OO bail each for attempting steal horse and harness
valued $3.50 from Jsmes Price Of Brooklyn which he left for
Church Edward Farrell and Major La
employ Of Powers MGOWau Shippers, job print
900 each stealing number of printing plates
Kely implicated in the thet turned States
evidence and committed $500 bail witness junk dealer
No II Nam Isaac CTn, held $1,000 bail for
receiving the stolen property which valued at s6sO
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land taken on the ground that they had dedicated TO
public portions Of IL taken for the avenue. Several
objections TO the report made the ground that
there had been no dedication.
Judge Lawrence decides that he cannot consider ohec
ons not raised before the Commissioners. He decides
that the sale Of the Dyckman estate. which made
the year before the map OF the extension of the
was hled by the Park Commissioners was made under
such circumstances TO refute idea of dedication
and Joues that they recognized the intended lines OF
the yet these cOnveyances made before
the map fled aud without reference map, 1t
does not come within the declaring what is dedi
cation 10 the public USE, and the rule of those
should not be extended The report is therefore, sent
back TO the Commissioners to he corrected.
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The COURTS.
pANKRrpT.s CONVEYANCE NULLIFIED.

ARANKRUPT's CONVEYANCE NULLIFJED.
I'm the case of John 5. Beecher agt. lsa-
sels Clark and others plaintiff was the assignee IN
aankruutcy Of Abraham j. Clark, one OF the deieho-
,n.s VINO Jointly VITA Abraham Bninger his partner
M the firm OF A. Biuincer & Co., was adJIdged banK-
,, In sco Action IN the case brought to obtain
,.crea declaring certain cOnveyances " one MADE by
e hankrupt to Thomas d. James, and the otner ot the
one nronertyl by Thomas ID. James and vile TO the
defendant Isabella Clark void" aud that the properly
hereby conveyed rested 10 the palntin because con
ycvea IN fraud Of credtors" The property in question
four lots of land the southeast corner OF fdrKaNe
and Thrty-sixth-st and is valued at $4,000 Inc Dill
~ co,,painant impeached those conVeyances on Tue
x,oupd that the TO James was voluntary ana
any actuaI consideration, and made in fraud OF
Iarks creditors with intent 10 hinder, DELAY ana de
fraud them and was kept secret and that the con-
veyauce from James 10 Mrs. Clark, although executed
and acknowledged BY James on April 90 1865 was no,
actually delivered to her. but was also kept secret
ana was nade in pursuance OF the same secret trust
Tor the benefit Of Clark. upon which said
eoyeyance WAS made by Clark 20 James, auo also lnas
the conveyance o. Mrs CLARK was naos i pu, Sl and
said secret trust aud with intent TO hinder aeIaS auu
cre1itOfs Of Clark, and III ffauo OF MI
creditors" The tried before justice nun VI
Supreme Court Of the United States at tns ist i IN,
OF The United States Circuit Court held Dy nun IN is
district and he gave yesterday, decision
prayer Of the bin OF complaint ln the uecison ~,
Is based upon the well known case Oh ooas WIZ ,s as
Place ipon the law OF tins State concerning convey
ances 10 wives and upon the decisions In the equay
wen known cases OF Carpenter agi. zoe Caso az:
Pbelns and Savage ngt. Murphy, Jusslcc huut SAYS
the conclusion that the conveyances are ,1 irauuu
lent but such IL my OPINION and can DO ho o'no WHO
than hold accordingly , ,,., for ,,a
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THE OPENING OF ELEvENrH-AvE.

The report of the Commissioners 'or .he
.,en,no a, Eeyeuthaye above one-huhdred and n'ty-
sbst came up before udge Lawrence OF the supreme
Court several days ago a motion TO conhrm the re-
port and Judge Lawrence rendered his decision on u
YESTERDAY. The COMMISSIONER 1t seems, awafocd
nothing for land taken In what formerly the Dfek
-4n estate. or 70 Mcssrs. Harris and Jones IL" '"'
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455 sets I;I| Moon rses'''' 9'oo
ptGH - pAY-AN
nAv Hoax e.o3 ttoys 1000 Hell Gate Ferrg Il 40
DAN-P
e ut e44 r(;ov, Island % Hell Gate Perry. u 08
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING Thu
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND FULLPoWERBD STEAMSHIPS -
SAILING NevlOrt on SATURDAYS FROM Liverpool 90 THURS
DAYS st COrs bsrDor
BLIC. SATURDAY. August !. at S:OO IL
BALTIC. SATURDAY.. August > al 200 D.
BRITAShIC. SATURDAY August IS. at 1850 a ID
CELTIC sATURDAl. August ~. at 200 D IN
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. August ~. at 700 a n-
Prom Tie Do.k. Pier %. north k'er
Passerger all clssse unryae1 combining
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
Saloons, aeOOms an1 bahoons 10 mdshp geo
hon. wbee least felt Surgeon ad sewajes's ACCOMPANY
KA1tS-Saloon $50 Return Tickets $40. GOLD seerare
rates for fens the OLD Country
can oDta serage Prepaid certificates At l0s rates
America hAnouk
Nurway. Sweden. India. Australia CHINA Ac
Drafts from 81 o---,
snd other Information
shceA No ~ BTrsINav. Sew-lo OK u = 'ohilN' hEsu'
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday, July 80, 1874.
At the Exchange Salesrooms to-day Il. A
Lawrence Co. sold by order of the Supreme Court the
fye-story brick store and lot south side OF Johns "
feet east Of Nassaust TO John Borland, palnh IN sun
for sI3 2oO size OF o l5x5l0 15X32O The remaindei
of the sales announced take place were adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31

Tue Washington Crews had 40 men who shot at M the
horter range and went back 10 shoot at 800 yaroe
The troOp was commanded by Lieut. Barton, as Capt.
NIlcy htd resigned, ana the new cummander. MAYOR
Kent has not vet received his commission The Leading
aa fttiit
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Gen sLaler Col Carl JuSsen Of the FIRST DIVISION
usf and IJent Col C. B. mitchell, Division Inspector
AZ Rife Practice, were present
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New-lersep Real estate for Sale.

GOOD INVESTMENT.
N FOR sALE-5OOOO acres e LASD Southern HesJeT,eI,
viii he sold in one Of 5000 aud uNa iheS
se GOOD lands orenei by gtol and aod. iui
contain good powers good sOoi ami cedar umi' hdhes
WRIGHT Fwocd, \. J.
NOR SALE-A small FARM. containing Al
acres all under cutyaton acres in s'sIn' 9Vo pea,n
houses in good rpsr barns $50 a os
s,ry delightfully."- located tue Two 10 e rom
OCEAN Cove j. woull sell the whole Or part For hef pacu
i.y, ,tdress A. G. VAN NORTWICK, New Branch, " j.
nor SALE. EXCHANGE, LET.-Panheld,
n J; 10 sli month s.r.ooh 50 aSls oI
dry goods, groceries, S2Z per molth az iemPe"' l. h,s
adjoining SteNsts iots woid 'se morse
groerg gold watches diNn % - fI%J yer
monthly house on nil "a dep"t
ca term. cm.son 10 Dr. HARYEi DAY IvS, DeIu
Owner, SO Eghth-tyt
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety properly not
Ofce hours To ?. n. GbRRf 81 Nn' co., hf''''
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Countrp Real estate tor Sale

nOCK PROPERTY FOR SALE-On Catskill
Crek lag bV loo .eei deep sitbe ior
houses steamboat other wharf purposes 'qle Of NJ
PAYN & Co.. 63 Quay ST., Albaly, y l.
I'OR SALE or to LET-The Property known
j. as tie Seyenh1t Oper, House lnqmIe ad1'es' jus
NEWMAN, 9l9 Race st., Philadelphia, Penn
nor SALE-A tine FARM OF 400 ACRES,
where reside improvements and cgmmo-ons Pneo
ner acre Address C. LLOYD New.IoSH, MocseT w. Nd
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for a small FARM
near NewYo-k 4story stoneroH HOUSE ont % h dc S,'
Ocate on ardd NJ ayelae worm s-oVoVi
mortrage $40 600 Address FARM, Tribune ohce.
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fnrnlfnre.

EOR SALE-DESKS, CHAIRS, RECITATION
IL SEATS BLACKBOAKDS, CARPETS, Sc, sufficient i0r 10y
scholars Gail or address 20l West 5OhsL, WAIERLo" ooi
Chave.
NIISFIT CARPETS.-Good secondhand and
M CARPETS s3eeisiy all ,i1es reh patterns very
Cheap. 2 Fulton-st Nassau, siie entrance
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w for FURNITURE. CARPETS. and BEDDING. at
II Al COWpRRTHWAITE 60 >, Nos I5J and l1i Chsthamst
an IMMENSE STOCK AND Low PRICES
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4 rSFFIu- NAN and WIFE (colored1; is an

srssl.st eoot and thorough good washer,
hou,~ ora e eoop The careful eoaebman water
rAd .ninx ~sds obhgnI have sso
Tor, Ne hoAk BUREAU. iSs CL
sLovt lUtLsl
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Miscellaneous.

4 USEFUL MAN (cOlOred) cOachman, waiter
n sArdeasr farm work poultry ke Ae !. s.e", temper
~. obus: indoors not much object
,is, h., coed r,frresees Al he HOME
bIRRAU fh.ay lOtb-st.
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Cfrurslone.

EOR the accommodation of parties residing
Who contemplate attending the Of Man
haitian Cornaudery THURSDAY july 30 at Harlem Par e
D.O r. and O'Clock Fulton Ferry Will stop al foot OF
spd-si aud the Park. Sir Knights IN iaugne
uniform will assemble Masonic Temple Newly at IL H. pre-
osely ~ Orier o '" ~ bLh'' n NVn"'nu'i'
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31

XNAITER.-Situat wanted by first-class
w wrt thoroughly understand bis duties trtelas reference
Address X J.. Tribune Uptown once "a = w. 39dst
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Gituations Uanieo-- alales

Clerks Statesmen, &c.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
a YORK TRIsuNg WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE up TPTQwS
ss % IL s,,Ss @. tors %t sos the
hARLh& OFFICE No. aasI one aandTa;,1 s%a
fSs SRSSe JFaIcH iso So as
Post ohes. to 5 ,. at regular ofee stS
BOOKS opened, written up, examined, or
ID closed sornnt charges moderate Call on or
address J. =. 0LMsTEAD, Ill West 2lstSt, HewYOrL
Coachmer.
A FIRST CLASS COACHMAN who thorough
~ v n,der,,spd, his business Wishes suaiion objection
the cOuayi excellent reference Address NJ H. rhOO1e
COACHMAN and USEFUL.-A young man,
~ the Of horse and wlne make haseI useful
sSe SG for saf opsTs AGsScY o9 S S Broad
C0ACHMAN, GARDNER and USEFUL-By
oad ye and G can mix cattle
81 Tf Is ss as % e saI. Gs
TOACHMAN and GROOM. "A Swedish
~ Protestant single man Understands The care AM paDass
hore' thoroughly excellent driver and can u,I.h excl
SWEDISH BUREAU ios 1s.i ssth.i corner Bo.d.ay.
Cooks
A MAN COOK and CARVER wants STU
"A AIos thorough !. oI"ea, for either hotel rs.,.o
,a man for ,I country Can be seen at ue PROT EsTAST
HOME BUREAU, l3o 6ibs'e. above IOtlsl
Gardeners.
VVANTED-By a Scotchman, situation in
w America HEAD GARDENER ia hrels' estabshatGt;
thoroughly understands profession 10 all IL branches b. highly
recommsId d. are 90 Address W. WATSON H.nkan Gardens
wsnzrd suf B. Eng or the Countess Of sAdbrof. 50
BesrsyesquAIe, London
Porters:
DORTER and USEFUL MANA strong
youtg would he place porter store ohee l.
can fqu.b Can be ODkLbs
AGENCY, 100 West 3sthst. co., Broad~Ay
Walters.
WATTER.-SituatiOn wanted by frst-class
w water understand. hs
Address X J. Tnbube Uptown Ohee. 545 W. 32tst
Miscellaneous.
a USEFUL MAN (cOlOred) cOachman, waiter,
N sadeaer work poultry ke ke; s1eSl, temper
A., obgps; not much object
piser has good and recommendations Al he HOME
BUREAU l3s 6ih-ave, above lOtb-it
A USEFUL MAN and WIFE (colored); is an
N sIesat thorough good wsb,r noeI general
hou,r ora o ~ ooubtry. The careful opaehman ~af
gard niny ke sd' enPeste obhNnI have ..sfe
lory CAa be a. Ls hohk BUREAU iSs Cba
a.
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gounirn propertp to Get.

UNEXPECTEDLY detained from home, I
vii bT peatly completely FURNISHED HOUSE Orssse
price ssraea ADpY A DAiLkI hSS
tLaya
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6cuses ano farms Udnle0.

WANTED TO RENT-A small furnished
HOUSE between Foreb ani L'Angton snd
srhayes RsIt not to 5000. Address L. H. rnbune
Once.
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STATE line
TO GLASGOW BELFAST LIVERPOOL LONDONDERRY. &c
STATE oP PENNSYLVANIA. 49,. WkDNESDA1 july ~
STATE or kENADA............N w bDNESDAl. August
~
Prom Per So Nortn River, y. l..
Rates Of passage-Cabn $40 AMI $50 Drafts lowest rates
AUSlIN BALDWIN a Co, Agents,
~ Broadgay. New-loTk.
sTEERAGE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER LINE
No BrOatWa
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31
Real Estatc TO Gxfhanae

Real gstatc 10 Gxthanae
EARM WANTED for RAISING STOCK,
worth from $50 OV0 $40 900 exchange for BroohJn
property ktLANp MhiiiH"' D''An.esS
CTORE and DWELLING PROPERTY, free
- and ear aud ~ rented village the offered
RXCANGE for BROOKLYN PROPERTY neumberei wh mort
gage only ECbANps u "htii d De'A"asSN
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Portere:
DORTER and USEFUL MANA strong
Walters,

would be place porter store once, r Lots
can furnish the vrg Can be OUBLLs
AGENCY, 100 West 3sthst. cor BroadsAy.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31

undefsiands The anI
nnt OF thOroug excellent driver and furnish excel
ems reference: county AppV at ODELLS
SWEDISH BUREAU, l09 West 3sthst, corner Bro-dsay.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31

SURF HOTEL,
- Fire Island Beach.
Hunters Point J:3J a3i i35 Also lease
~ D. ). 3. sAMMs.
VNWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE, bet. White and
Frsnconia Mts I-2i b. from " York ineluL hrs rest a..
r. and bomele ocal attraction. unsurpassed
Ofrom Mt Washington stage q half by rail- tine
hyry; all improvements hay fever A. l. o. r. BAhhON
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31
Cooks.
MAN COOK and CARVER wants a STU

N ATION ia thorough branches for either
rant or private OF references sober steady resbe
and for country Can be seen al tie PROF EsTANr
HOME BUREAU, l3S G,h-sve.. above lUth.st
New-York tribune., 1874-07-31

WANTED-By q Scotchman, a situation IN
w America HEAD GARDENER in hrsteliss establishment
thoroughly Understands profession 10 all IL branches be highly
reeonmsId aye 20 Address W. WATSON. H.nhan Gardens
Wanzfd sufot T. B. Eng to the Countess Of Stradbroke 50
Begr.vesquaIe, London
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GARDNER and USEFUL-By
and GROOM. - A Swedish

Protestant single aged 26 who is good
a milk cattle 90
ers vort about place three recommendations Call at CAR
1873 llth-st Uh.aye
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BREAKFAST EAcoS-Is in good supply and dull

BkEAKFAsI BACCN-is III SccA 5"PPs
HA +sl,ho &c sugar-cared. fresh. are scarce. and
IN demand and command 15gl314c ID
LARD-'s in light supply aud in demand, WIZ AZ
,rr.-d tendency in prL Is. Ti-rce. packers Is quo
ted d, eye refined 9i<Gs1sc r. kegs ioa ~ \
h. Is aud d terces refined sid at ei4c; 5, 10 and IL
WHI-EY-The market il dull, but prices have ad-
yspced lie > gallon under Western advices LouisAna
rectifed Il now ceiling at s6gs7c gallon
cos PEA.-AIe in supply and dull Inc ias'
saes from first hands 81 40 bushel for clay.
They are retailing at 81 IS r bushei-
BULK CORN-stock on b nd about 15od',l ousheis,
81 go Of which are on the market; the balance Il
engaged for shipment. ,fg y bushei coua V :
tanned we're there export freight room Ihese are
supplies 81 Corn on the way here :.
WHE At IN BTLK-A lot Of Jop bushels on VIC
Wv here odd fe dave since at 81 ~ 2 bu he'll IL
IL now offering 81 IS ? bushel 70 arrive ihere i
none On hand bu: there are orders here and suppee
are wanted.
COKN IL sACKs-Is in fair supply and demand
at Yesterdays prices Tue tales embrace 4ovo
81 winch 1000 ordinary mixed ct '5c 5 white hIhsu
at 7sc 1900 white i'll ehouse at iec; 80 ana ico
chsic. white at 50c; 100 and 600 yellow at SIC r
bushel-
demand /. limited. 1850 sacks sold. Of which ~
and 800 at 62c; 500 choice 64c; and 80 do It CSC
:. bushel.
BRAN-Tre receipts comprise e52 sacks, Of which
400 sacks sold at 81 40 z 10 10.
HaY-So changes to note. The stock is more than
sufficient for the demand rs bales prime sold at III
2 ton. -. =;
BUIIER-Prce1 ior "esI@ AZ ~ ~, - :.
selling lower prc Trade - dnii, the seocA Il
Ii IT. Choice Goshen is quoted at 42g nc; Inferior
s5o1 4oc; choice Western 36a3-c z h.
CHEZ Els in light supply with moderate De
rnapd choice Western factory is selling at io579
lie; New York cream ga &c 2 10.
sTARCH-Is in faI supply and moderate d mAnd,
and selling at case ? tt.
EsCULENTs AND GREEN vEGETABLES-Peach.
blow. he at SO 80 {. BIB; 800 bbs sold vest rday
at 50 Is > Dbl TIE last Of russets brought 50 10 2
DBL The stock comprises 50 bbls russets -
bbls OF peach bows. Cabba9es are quoted al t99c
apeca sourkrout is dull and unsaleable Green Peas
are selling at 81 p bushel. Rsdishes 3Oc 2 dozen
lunches Celery coo ? dozen punches. Lettuce 50
. Dbl Caulifowers &C p doZeI punches.
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Having taken charge Of the River Column Of thi
aper beg leave my river friends that shall
attempt to carry out all my old programme in protect
ing their interest and will at all times be pleased to
attend their wants. and hope that my efforts in their
cause will merit their patronage Respectfully
JAMES KERR, JR.
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Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Cult Stream, Whitehurst from Baltimore
via Key West and Havana NJ Witherpoon
Steamship yicksburg. Roberts, for Liverpool
$ Weeks eco
Aust bark Lete, Cosalich, for Havre-
Meeker Knox < Shultz
Brit ship Advice, Wallace, for Liverpool
Bryson &co
81 an bark Cristiania, Bjonnass, for Cork
Frerchs & Hori
Schooner G whipple Webb, for Kingston. ia
Morgan eco
Schooner Hill, Cobb, for Boston
Norton & Bell
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The attention Of al Policy Holders Of the following
companies:
st. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company,
Mound City Life Insurance Company,
Missouri Mutual Life Insurance Company,
called to the fact that the three companies have
been consolidated under the title of the St Louis Life
Insurance Company. The consolidated company, com
bning, as does, the immense business Of the three
companies with the expense of but Office manage
ment, is enabled to offer exceptional advantages TO
insurers For payment of Premiums any other
business connected w1h the companies, address
HARMON DOANE, G+nI Southern Agent
Louisiana and Southern Miss, 1872 Gravier and
aps-U 81 Carondelet street. New Orleans
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Ships.

For Providence and Fall River
III, The Al schooner Kate N. Hilton, CAPT.
So Stone, il now loading, and having most Of her
cargo engaged and going board will have dispatch
For balance Of freight apply to
GEO. A. FOSDICK CO.,
mh26-tc 80 Carondelet street,
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Receipts of Prod uGs.

ST LOUIS-Per steamer James Howard boxes
eggs lbs sacks bran Danbury-55S do 63l sacks
boxes eggs 100 bbls -four W Hamilton-9 halt casks
meat Dwyer-l0 halt casks meat Flash Dolson-
l9 do so sacks malt 80 bbls pork 20 bbs joes How
ard l. Prestons-2 casks meat box eggs Thos King
20 meat 50 bbs pork 1902 sacks Schwabacher
L Hirsch-38 pkgs butter hcyt Wilcox-l99 do H
Lawrence &co-lS do 10 boxes eggs John Moore &co
200 bbls -four 1872 sacks corn "a bbls whisky Fair
child Bingham-1l boxes eggs % coops poult S
head stock Miller Mi So ks rye n boxes eggs
DclBondio-5OO sacks oats 100 bbls -four Buddecke
Sco-l50 bbs -four so boxes bitters Flash, Lewis eco
200 bb!s cernmeal $50 half bbls -four $50 bols do
Glover 4 Odendahl-200 do Keep, Raymond &co-450
do s75 sacks oats Kennedy Sco-2OO bbls -four
Schneider Zuberbier-40O do q Stay back &co-167
do SO half do G Pascal &co-1 half do Dbl vinegar
Prudhomme Grace-l60 bbls -four and sundries
N o, NJ L ROO bbs -four Jos West &co-2O half
bbIs lard Dyer-10 pals do Finnay, s Russ-1OO
sacks malt Blaffer &co- bbls oil 20 bble corn
meal so bbls -four 81 bbls whisky % half do Whit
ney &c-100 sacks malt Lusse--600 sacks oats T
IAwler-122do Del Bondio-25 do N l. D OBI
en-e22 do Hudson L Moore-59s 90 to order-4O0
bbls pork Forcheimer Bros-l74 do Woods Matthews
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE, !
WEDNESDAY EvEsIsG, April 8, 1874.
COTTON

The sa'es to-day not including any yesterday
braced 1850 bales. at prices req firing change in
quotations. We give also the Exchange figures
below:
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LIVERPOOL-Per staemshp Vicksburg-3974 bales
cotton 30 1873 bushels in bulk 60 hhds tobacco
BALTIMORE VIA KEY WEST AND HAVANA-Per
steamship Gulf Stream-1 Dbl molasses 20 bales paper
stock So bales hides and sundries for Baltmorel000
hhds sugar for vana
HAvRE-Per bark Lete-104l bales cotton 1860
slaves
LIvERpOOL-Per ship Advice-4l04 bales cotton
2640 saves
CORK-Per bark Chrstiania-l379 bales cotton
KING oTON-Per schooner g Whipple--28 90 feet
lumber 425 bbls -four bbls pork 81 boxes soap and
sundries
1860 slaves 1913 tons old iron
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RIVER NEWS.

! OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN. /
| 1hu sday Morning, April g. 1874. (
DAILY RIVER REPORT FOR WEDNESDAY. April
| 8, AT P. NJ