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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-21

OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
hiciiaoSP P1 AND DANyILLE EAILRoAbGo,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take effect
rSst tsiIs sUs ishmond At 5osa ST. leaves
s4s NJ and dU GharSe sTsYss ct At
tSss hstsSsi s sssss;
Burkeville st a;06 p NJ, and arrives at Riohmona
at :02. P. Nj. This train connects at Charlotte
railroad from New Orleans. Mobile, Montgomery,
Atlanta, and allpoints South and Southwest.
THHorGH MAIL twestward|-ieaves Richmond
arrives at Greensboro al 1890 A. d.; arrives at
Charlotte at $50 A. NJ. This train connects at
Charlotte with trains on the Charlotte, Columbia
! railroad for Atlanta Mobile, New Orleans, CGlum-
bia, Augusta, Savannah. Charleston, Macon, Column
bus, and all points South and Southwest. Palace
sleeping-Car on trains from Richmondto New Or
leans.
THROUGH MAIL !eastward)-leayes Charlotte at
Danville at 5:2S A. NJ; leaves Burkeyile Ut I:IO
4. NJ: arrives at Richmond at 1928 7. NJ This
| train connects at Burkeye with trains on the
Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynch
burg and points Southwest.
LYNCHBURG PASSENGER Observation-Disclosures
Richmond ut 9:42 A. NJ. arrives at Burkeville at
1897 P. NJ: arrives at Lyuchburg at 4:40 p. N.
VILE AcCoMMopATIoN eastward
Leaves @r"d B BuTkS s 4s' A. Nj arrives at Rich
Through tickets sold to all points South and South.
west, and baggage checked through.
T. NJ. r. TALCOTT,
Engineer and Superintendent.
Fl. T. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation. ap29
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
W ROkD.-On and after SUNDAY, April 10,
1874, passenger trains win run rs follows:
FROM RICHMOND.
$50 A. N. MALL TRAlN.-For Gordonsvllle,
Charlottesville. Staunton, White Sulphur. Hinton.
and all intermediate stations daily except Sunday,
arriving at Hinton ut 10:1G p. nj. This train
connects ut Gordonsville foI Orange, Culpeper,
Warrenton, Manassas, Alexar dria, Washington,
and tine North, and at Charlottes Vile for Lynch
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and the
4:45 p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.-For
Gordonsville ana all intermediate stations daily (eX
cept Sunday, arriving at Gordonsrile at S:30 +.
$50 P. M. CINCINNATI EXPRESSION Cor
louisville, Charlottesville, Staunt0n, Goshen, Mill
boro', Covlngtoa, White Sulphur, and all stations
west of While Sulphur daily Except Saturday, ar
irving at HUNTINGTON at $50 p. M. This train
connects at Gordonsyle for Washington, Baitl-
more and the North, and for Lynchburg, BRISTOL
and the South, ana at Huntington with steamers
Bostona and Fleetwood for Cincinnati and all points
West and Southwest, arriving ut Cincinnati at A.
NJ. s.as,
Baggage checked through.
For through tickets, rates, anc 1nformahon- ap-
DIV at $40 Main street, Ballard and Exchange Ho-
TEL or at the companys Office, Broad street and Sig.
teenth. EOGhh vLiEL,
A. II. PERRY, General superintendent. ap1s
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RkI TIHnD

BALTIMORE, May 2o-yirpin,, eonso,. ~
6s, old, 80. West vhginia,s, II. Norts c,ro,
lima U.s. OH 70; new, Is especial t;r1, s. BID to-
day. ~
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The Connecticut Senatorship.
New HAVEN, May 2O.--William W; Eato'l
straight Democrat, has been e!ecte0 v, the
limited States Senate.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
THE FOLLOWING rs TAKEN FROM

HNHE FOLLOWING Is TAKEN FROM
Il the Baltimore Enquirer: - -'- .
"a copy of The PoGcy-holder's Pocket Index,
by the Spectator Company, of New York. showing
the standing and condition of American life insI-
rance companies for 1878, Is before US. We take
pleasure In noting that the Life Insurance Com
pany Of Virginia, which has recently established
In tins Si{ IN It's rto q assets 10 @
of losses, among The smallest; of expenses, con-
sfdering its age, expenses or establishment being
Included the smallest; and In every other respec:
relatively its position Is one to afford qualification
to It's managers and security to Its patrons. The
compiler rejects from the assets OF this company
Company as safe and secure as they can be made,
but which do not conform to the requirements of
the New York law. Counting only such as fulfilled
that law the ratio of assets 70 liability Is reported
3O7 per cent. Adding the omitted assets would
MAJOR T. A. BRANDER is the Richmond agent
for This company -- APP 27-2tawSt
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE SHORTEST ALL-RAIL LINE
FROM
RICH MOND
TO
POINTS WEST, NORTHWEST, AND EAST.

ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS
BETWEEN +. II
100000, RICHMOND AND COL CMBUS,
fliesbOisGH, ClSCISSATf, AND ST. Louis,
ana all intermediate points. -
For ates, tme-cards, and Information generaIly
apply II company's ticket Office, 1901 Nafo street
and as S28 Main street.. corner Eighth and Byrd
streets. and office of Richmond, York River and,
Chesapeake railroad. j. l.. WALDECP,
8. Z. Passenger Agent,
1901 Main street. Richmond Va.
Nd. NH II -3u
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Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and PASSENGERS. L. 4. Tatun. agent
schooner David E. Wolf, Todd Baltimore ria
City Point, iron, Currie 4 Co.
Schooner Missouri, McLeroy, James river, to load
lumber and return, G. Z. Whitock.
schooner Union, Blizzard, James river, to load
lumber and return, j. a. Belyin.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner I. II. Wainwright, Lloyd, Philadelphia
May 10.
MEMORANDA.
Arrived at Norfolk May / 9, schooner Mignonette,
Bacon. hence also, schoOners s. +. Francis and w.
II. Trayers North Carolina, for Richmond.
Steamship Bernard OBJ Poteet, hence, is at Rio
Jsneir0.
Riverhead Va, arrived ct Vineyard Haven Lay
16.
Schooner Hope, Mitchell, York river, arrived ut
Phil .deIphia, May s.
.s... SHIPwRECK.
The bark Almoner, which recently discharged a
cargo OF Guanahani guano at City Point, has since
been shipwrecKed, while on voyage from Balti-
moro to the West Indies The vessel and cargo ap-
pear to be total loss.-Norfok ViTginian, Hay
10th. '.-.-., 49,. ...-. -
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LIME, CEME. Mt. PLASTER.

LIME, GEM. MT, PLASTER.
DoCKLAND me-, 5s4 bbls. ROChm
~ LAMP LIME daily expected per sch00ne'
1000 barrel. ,t1 store. For sale low BY TEE.
r IME LIME I! LIME /!
1906 barrels fresh INDIAN ROCK LIME ia just
reSsl' ed. 5000, racs,vnp supply Of IN
r.. AZ t6GK LIME fresh from our KIDS: roi
~ ~ s..- DILLON, Elicit CO.,.
1 INV q Manufacturers, l5Oo oocA oe.-e.
111117mTNG NONE At
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4HEE BoA!D.-Good and reasonable
amer board is offered al Meechum's River,
t-~ay"ake ana Ohio railroad, second sta.
az hcy0nd Charlottesville. Mr.. c. 81.
LIZ, Tie proprietor, offers commodious &C
''..''lo4alions, good fare, healthy atmos-
:'-.!" AID admirable scenery to those seek
''7 >|mmcr recreation in the country. He
.T'''e, IN that lovely champaign country in
q 'tMaE!e, at tho foot Of the Blue Ridge.
ne Is another point for the benefits Of the
'"ra,s WidowcrB' train." Business men
u? Place their families at Meechum's depot
.A- visit them w:hou: loss Of business time.
- advertisement.
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HEADQUARTERS for Ca talls,
S,,l,,b md Main slreets-my own manufaetnre,
to be e Any IL the %sT AL
The new s,siS paw Nv eek is large and complete.
fron ,sn Aasu fine assortment OF, FANCY GOo!Js,
GINA AiSSiA GLASS and WILLoW-WAEE " low
pTlcs;, forget the place-7S7 corner i.ghth and
Main streets. c,,,,a,ao made orrosdar = old
S Gars ~ iactosy. 4I2 Broad street. my 2-Im
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HOUsE-FURNTsHING GOODS.

.oo~~~N~~-~~~~
A T COST FOR CASH. ,. ~. ..... ~
Having determined upon change In my present
business, TO close out now offer my entire stock OF
CHINA, GLASS, and CROCKEkY-WARE and
FANCY GOODS at COST FOR CASH.
The above goods are of first quality; and VIII De
sold without reserve FOR CASH, FOB CASH
: Intending to continue the HOUSE-FURN ISH-
ING and WOODEN-WARE business, shall endea-
yor to have on hand a full supply OF trst-cla's
goods at the lowest prices. Z. CUkkANI.
ap Palm 9U3 east halu street,
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81 .''N "'~ ~
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81 ...s.. ~'SA"'"'''" WV
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lhS%.'s''
81 -, This water.
denominations are
,,, ,,is cie,lt miles
..H~.. ....,.,,osla AMI Ohio
T., .hc Hochhrisce
..s.. ,,-stcr> NJ the two are
..~,sr indeed are they
A .-..:. =, nj times from
j ..,, ~ bells. The old
q ...> - ,.,.,,,,,a,a
.... @...@3=eES OF watering
4 IN I&A2!TR. Ii has since
4 .-.... - '.Nor and fame under
/ ., ..-..-. gentleman OF rare
| u,.., '-.aa ~, E>4.-ahd later
/ .,. IT,. '@sr> FkAz.EF, VINO >lii'
] $50 ,ya... Success.
/ ..... ..,. I've ;alAe 10 alum
/ .., .. 't,.a. Ne popular 'M'h
/ ..... .&g::i-c Alum soon en-
... go. :,>:> 20 over six hun,
...,.~ ;n,, heels of the
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 20, 1874.
kRRryEn-

Steamer Westoyer Trayers. Baltimore, mercban
disc aud passengers, l.. B. Tatum.
Schooner Mary and Frances Andrews, Philadel-
phia coal. Powhstan Iron Company.
Schooner J. Fl. Marvel, johnson, Philadelphia,
coal, j. i. Watkins.
schooner Sea Lion, Diggs, Walkerton, Mattaponi
river, lumber for y. Ryland.
Schooner j. s. Wins, Ingersoll, Philadelphia, coal
S. Fl. Halves.
Schooner Ii. P. Simmons, Willetts, Philadelphia
COAL
Schooner W. II. Wescott, Candy, Boston, mer
chandiSe.
Schooner Roxanna, Franks, Alexandria, grain
Gallego Mills.
Schooner North Carolina Alice, Philadelphia
coal.
CLEARED.
Bark Louis (Gernan), Mentz, tobacco, for Bre
men, L. y. Noting i Co.
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MARINE INTELLIGENSE

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY 81, 1874.
sun rises. ASS Noon sets ......,12l4
Sun sets............ 7.05 High tide. ..... q. 81
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>:&:2l:SG srRSes.-These Springs are
:: 2|sAiy medicinal and embrace three
c'@s;sut kinds. They are thirteen miles
:: III >iaun,on. accessible By post coaches,
al are in the centre Of fine district of the
In shenandoah Valley. The best guaran-
| @.. good fare Is the fertility Of the sur
. '-"2lNE country. and We should say upon
- ground the guest Of Stribling Springs
~ !" b" n cover. The waters are highly
''''iI aud in'.so-a.ing. See ADVERTISE
1t.
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DICHMOND TRUNK FACTORY, cor
X, nar of Main aud Elsventb streets, next corner
hsow nost-oflce Manufaeto Of all styles TrnnS 81
ali sizes and styles ladies' nks geRtemshs s Sa
pcror Leather TEnnss Cheap Fray IA Saia nj and
be:ow New York pr. .ces Old Trunks rs ppaa,
% ade good - nov New covers p uI on EsnNsnSHrrS,
my 1-esa1p- JAMES ASNo'~
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BAGGAGE EXPRESS.

THROUGH TICKETS to all principal poirts
NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, and WEST ufa ALI
RAIL Road and STEAMSHIP LINES.
BAGGAGE CHECKED from hotels and private
residences TO DESTISATION on all ticke,s solo
by me. Rates same as at fepots.
PASSENGERS AND BAGGAGE CALLED FOE
IN ANY PART OF THE CITY.
Iicket5 sold al our Offices. Information cheer
fully given as to all routes.
prlnc.pal Office. $50 MIIn street. and branch of.
hce At Exchange Hotel. A, W. CARRIER.
ap o-Zm President
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f0ENTLEMEN's WEARING APPAREL
III CLEANED In the very besk style; Ladies'
nresses. &c, restored 70 their Aal ,sleaned
or dyed, with neatness and 90, latch Kid GioYes
ei''N'M cKENNEY'S sEE. AM DYE-W0RKg,s
a., e-Siu at-ss IL krshsll street. nnar Fsf1h %
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In o q NE w YORK.-The 80
Old Don,s Union Steamship Com nauy;s $500
steamship RICHMOND. CAPTAIN rHgan 80, sss
FRIDAY Nay I'D, ut q O'clock p E. - 49, -
II Freight receiver Until L O'Clock p ar
Inr9agn bil,s OF adlng signed, ana goods for
Esgded with dtspas.,h 20 an points north. sonth
east, and west; also, to- foreign ports. -
Passenger accommoI atoms u,lsrruassed.
Fare 10 New York, ei3; steerage, So: roupd
nip tickets, $50. 80 - 80 ' = "'
For freight OF passage arpiy to ~
/ $500 G, W. ALIEN q CO., Agents.
my 2U-3t Compares " harS. Rockets.
FOR p HILADELPHI <sls
a The steamer J. W. EyEENAg, 1000
captain PLATT, will receive freight FOR the above
port tili FRIDAY. the 22d instant At IL o'clock
!, rTelgnt taken for Wilmington, De, Providence
n. u, ano Boston. Also, Tor Liverpool and Amt
"erp rid Red Star and American Steamship lt,yes.
ana bills OF ladtng signed through.
iassage to Philadelphia, including meals and
state-room, IS. "N"
my 2o-st No. Sss5 iSoe As ssass,
GUNARD; LINE. FGae !
" - ESGs
Tickets to and from ALL PSIyTSIN EUROPE
ay the celebrated CUNARD LINE II
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY
GENERAL RAILROAD TIGKET-OFPrcE
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JsRINTING.-p.sl kinds done neatly ana
i expsd,ttousr at the Dispatch Printing Hease-
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THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN THURSDAY, MAY g. 1874.

By Telegraph
SOUTHWEST Pass, May 81, 6 P. M.-Barometer 80.
ind Z. S. B., fresh, with rain.
Arrived: Steamship Harlan, at $50 P. NJ, from Gal
weston, to c. A. Whitnev l. Co.
Sailed Steamship Clinton.
Pass L'OUrRE, May 81, ?. M.-Wind E. S. E.,
light Weather cloudy.
No arrivals.
Sailed: SteAmsh p Il vaca.
The q. s. war steamer Worcester is at anchor out
side the bar.
GALvt sToN, Nav 27-Arrved: steamship Harlan
fro m IndianLla and Morgan from New Orle ms
Sailed: Harlan for New Orleans and Morgan for
IDdianola.
NEW YORK, May 27.-Arrived Antonio Arrived out
Canada and Denmark
NEW YORK, May 27.-The steamship Great Western,
from Bristol, has arrived.
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damage to her machinery her last trip she will
main where she is until 1t 10 repaired when she will
resume her place in the Red River trade.
Capt Fred Probst informed this reporter yesterday
that he is having his late purchase, the st. Mary,
placed in perfect order ready for business, when he
will make q break il some trade where money is to
be made
The Ida last evening. for Atakapas. had one Of the
finest trips Of the season: 30 said her agent Major
Carn and it is supposed that her next trip will ex-
coed this one BY a long ways.
John A. Moucbon again favors us with the Shreve-
port Times of the oath.
GLEANINGs FROM EXCHANGES.
The Shreveport Times, of May "a, says:
Yesterday added another day TO the ct Of " hot
and sultry" for this though there was more
breeze stirring than for the two or three warmest
days. and the temperature little more endnra-
BILE. We would like to score rain about this time.
The Government observer reports rise of inches
the river at this point for the "a hours endn at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. making % feet inches
above the low water Of 1872 or feet inches below
the highest water of the present season.
Cattle have been slow coming in the past week, only
twelve car loads having been received. They will
have to do better than that to meet the requirements
Of the steamboats,. Then we suppose the COW me-
have got word or two to say about that.
The United States steamer Sterling will leave for
the raft region shortly to look after the nitrogycer
inc magaz that is about to cave into the drink.
(By telegraph
PITTsBURG. May 27.-River feet and about station
airy. Weather clear and warm.
CINCINNATI May 27.-River 9 feet inches and sta
tionary. Weather clear and warm.
EVANSVILLE May e. Weather clear and hot.
River is falling slowly; feet to Cairo. Capt w. j.
Rush is owner Of the steamer Indiana.
CAIRO, May 27.-Arrived: Charles Bodmann from
New Orleans, A. NJ; City of Vicksburg from st.
Louis II A. NJ. Capitol City from St. Louis, A. NJ.
Departed: Bodmann for Cincinnati 9 A. NJ; City Of
vcksburg for Vicksburg, NJ The river has fall
len inches Weather clear and hot.
LOUISVILLE. MAY 27.-River stationary, with feet 8
inches in the canal. Weather very warm.
ST. LOUIS. May 27.-Arrived Helena, from Vicks
burg. parted: Great Republic for New Orleans.
River is falling steadily. Weather cloudy and very
warm.
MEMPHIS. May 27.-Rver fell % inches. Weather
generally clear; mercury a. highest of the
Arrived: Parker from Cincinnati Departed: Long
worth and Pauline Carroll for New Orleans.
VIcKsBURG, May 27.-Up: Future City and barges
at 7 A. NJ, Dick Fulton at P. NJ John Bigby at 8
p. M. Down: Bee and barges at A. NJ. Weather
warm and cloudy River stationary.
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MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May ~, 1874.
ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

The Money arket is inanimate in almost every de-
partment The offerings, both in bank and on street.
continue limited, and the few transactions reported
In commercial paper are at about previous prices.
We continue to quote selected signatures, with or
without col aterals, at . cent per annuIn, hr.t-
class 9dlO Al at llM12 and second grade at lMl q
cent per month First-class mortgages rule at y p
cent per annum, while nothing is reported second
grade.
mept. opening at ll2A@1l2a, against 1929 at New
York, and closing at the opening rates, against ll2
in that n ariet The sales were confined TO s13
embracing $1,000 at 1924, and $4,000 and $1,000 at
Nothing transpired in Silver. American half dol
Oars were sl quoted at 1o61s@l07s and Mexican dol
1rsat ll201l3.
Sterling Exchange was in fair request. but in light
supply, and without quotable variation me sales
were confined to f76 including $4,000 bill OF lading
ii SOY; fisO0 do at SAG; $500 do at 54611, and
$500 and $4,000 bank at 81.
Francs continued and In demar d. at previous
rates. The only sale reported was Soooo commercial
At A6O
Al the close sterling bills quoted at 5.451a@
El6L for bill of ladng and Al clear, and $500 for
bank and francs at 4.G0 for private and 45G4 455
for bank
The offerings of Domestic Exchange quite
limited, and. with moderate demand, rates were
without auotable variation. The sales Of New York
sight covered S95.00O embracing $4,000 CONNER
cial ct u p cent premium $500 and f25 600 do and
$25O00 private bankers at 932 and *25oo9 latter at
6-lG.
The banks continued to check on New York at y p
premium and commercial sight is still quoted at
X@5-ls.
small transaction reported in Bank of America,
Canal Bank, Union National Bank, New Orleans Gas
Light Company, and Carrollton Railroad. the parcu
lars of which were withheld.
We did not hear of sale Of Bonds.
The City Gold Bearing seven Per Cets are quoted at
G24tSb3.
In City Scrip no transactions are reported except
occasional small lots for the payment Of taxes. ss
ity Appropriation Certificates and Metropolitan Po-
lice Warrants quoted at 6l@62 and Time Certif-
Gates at 60@IG1
No sales OF State Warrants we're reported. The
market continued dull, and quoted about 41M42
for ia &c, 1904 for medium, and 48M5O for small
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WEATHER. BUSINESS, ETC.

WEATHER. BUSINESS, ETC.
The weather yesterday in the forenoon was hot to
the utmost degree about noon it commenced to cloud
up and had every appearance OF rain until night
Business yesterday was not of very fatteripg char
acter still of packets did very well, in fact
some received very literally during the day, and we
hope will depart to-day with good trips.
The river marks last evening indicated feet 6
tenths below the high water gauge OF 1911
ARRIVALS.
Frank Pargoud from Greenville, Texas from Shreve-
port, s. j. Hale from Evansville, Marie and Empire
from Lower cast, Henry Tete and Lizzie Hopkins
from Bayou Lafourche.
DEPARTURES.
B. L. Hodge for Baton Rouge, Bertha for Opelousas,
Henry Ames Tor St. Louis Mary Ida for Lower Coast,
Ida for Attakapas.
BOATS TO ARRIVE.
Gov Allen from Vicksburg John A. Scudder from
st. Louis, Bart Able from Grand Ecore. Ouschts
Belle from Camden
DEPARTURES FOR TO-DAY.
Frank Pargoud, Capt. J. NJ. White. clerks Holmes,
McCrindle and Benedict, for Nstchez Vicksbnre and
Greenve.
LESSEE Taylor, Capt c. p Truslow. clerks Chas. ".
Drown and John W. Ong for Shreveport and jefferson.
John Kigour Capt. Albert Sten clerk Harry Stein,
for Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati
Willie, Capt. ]. w. Blanks. clerks E. B. Trinidad
and " g. Entrken, for Trenton, Monroe AMI Camden
Capt Geo. II. Lord denies being one of the wolves
that came down on the eta, but says that che
wolves ank sharks in that country are innumerabe.
and some Of them he says come in very close prox.
We were permitted yesterday to read letter from
Mrs. Bell widow Of Capt James Bell. who died at
Csnestoga New York on May 18th. by which We lea n
that Capt Bell has been sick only few days when
feeling out Of all danger he undertook . walk which
brought back relapse and caused his death. Of Capt
Bell it is hardly necess for to state that he
. gentleman above reproach. occupied amongst us
positions Of the highest trust, gentleman Of con-
genial disp sition which placed him conspicuous
position with all Of our citizens, and we believe he
has always enjoyed the fullest confidence of all
merchants and business men. He was first clerk Of
the Eclipse, Shotwell. Quanced and other fine
packets In the odeu times. and when he died 81
year Of age, and deeply sympathze with his widow
In her rreparable oss Tor he was good husband and
We drop SINGER Tear to his memory.
Our Memphis correspondent has returned to duty
and may expect In few days to have some Of his
rich, rare and spicy letters.
The Charlie Wood 10 being reprinted in such man.
ner - speaks Of the noble old Emerald Isle
VIM. Pierce is now dischargins the steamers OF the
Kountx Line, and was yesterday engaged on the c.
V. KountI.
The Camden packet Willie being unable to get all
hsr cargo board has delayed her departure until
today. when she VIII leavs positively at P. n.
The 1exas arrived yesterday at the Thalis
street hndiux whore she discharged her cargo Of 500
bales Of cotton and suadries. Having suffered SOM
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-28
Exports.

NEW YORK-Per steamship City of Dallas-1339
bales cotton 14O bales bales hides lit bdls of
wet salt hides IA sacks wool
KEY WEST VIA CEDAR KEYS-Per steamship
Margare-22OO bbls -four 1850 sacks IA bales hay
"a bbs pork S. bbls potatoes % bbs bread ~ bales
straw and sundries
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Ell Capitan-46l2 bales cot
ton 100 pcs walnut lumber $500 pcs slaves
RUATAN ISLAND-Per schooner Gertrude HOwes
80 bbls flour cask bacon bbs beef half bbls do
bbls pork and sundries
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-28
Imports.

PHILADELPHIA VIA HAvANA-Per steamship Ju.
niata-6 cases cigars to Hernsheim trO-3 do to
Jos Santlni-5 Jos d mingo-1 Fernandez l. Villa-41
bbls fruit Lama-1O1 br Is do 20 pkgs do Oteri-2
do 20 bbls do ID Conchi-l cases mdse Avendano Bros
do E Rebereau-4 W H Cowan-1 basket fruit to
Castendyk-S cases cigars to order-2778 boxes sugar
bx SAMPLES Chaffraix Agar
r BtNACCA-Per schooner B Locke-35,00 plan
1900 punches bananas ID 800 cocoanus 1855 pine
apples to G. Grande
RUATAN ISLAND-Per schooner Constance-150O
punches bananas q 425 plantans "a doz pneapples
kegs tamarinds TO Morgan eco
RUATAN ISLAND-Per schooner Eastern Queen
1850 punches bananas $500 planans $500 cocoanus SO
pneapples Macheca II = Oteri
UTI LLA-Per schooner Whipple-22, 600 plan
tans 1900 punches bananas 1000 COcoanuts 800 pine
apples bills lines hf bbls mangOes Morgan &co