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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-15

TRANSFER PRINTING IsKs--We invite atten.
ton 70 the beautiful and useful TaANsFER ISKs
that We are now using. They are OF recent intro
Guctton, but are already extensively u;ei by rait
road aud steamboat companies, hanks merchants,
and others. The Inks thas we are now furnishing
are OF aqnality that can be copied any length Of
time after being printed. WIN copy In ordinary
letter-press book sE.ss6 =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-15
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

THOMAS W. KEEsEE, 10 a. NJ, at No. 1917
Main street, pawnhrokrr's sale Of diamonds,
watches, tewelry, silyerware, &c.
l1oODY s. ROYALL, P. H., seven lots on
Eleventh street, Manchester,
COOK & LAUGHToN, 10 A. NJ, diamonds, gold
and silver watches. god chains, &c.
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asouAs, s,RA.gaesNE.s, asc.

ENVELOPES FOR CHURCHES, DRUG.
- GIsTs, s,MEaCHANTs, AND OTHERs.-we
have large stock Of ENVELOPES of sll sizes
We print them 10 order at short. notice. Also
LETTER, NOTE, and BILL-HEADs.
New supply Of FANCY STATIONERY just re.
ceiyed.
&C 15-d&w RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-15

q Cool WEArHER.--Call at she NEW FURNISH
ING HOUSE OF q. T. MILLBR L Co, 9I5 alain
street, and supply yourself with underwear for
fall aud winter. They makea specially of gentle
niea,sfurnlshing goods, and are offering great In
daeements. Store lately oeeupied BY Starke 6 Ry-
land
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-15

1,>,7yp STATES CIRCUIT CouRT, YEsrER-
,.T-J.dge Hojert ". Hughes wes'diag.-
Iu,u,iu> Cnaplp was tried. found guilty,
snd ia,d $50 io- riois.ion Of the internal
!sycHue law.
The .raud jury indicted William Critcher,
R.F. james, and James A. Btck, registrars
n Petersburg. for violation Of the enforce
nsl. sc, Of Congress, and was adjourned
sn. d:. a.
On motion Of the District Attorney it was
ordered "lhat the registrars in the city OF
Petersburg who have been summoned to ap-
Tar before tie graod jury and bring with
them their registration books, and who are
roS attending before this court with the
siI registration books, do deliver the same
forthwith 10 the clerk OF this court, who will
:: once proceed TO cause true and exact
cores thereof 10 be mnde, and return the
originals 10 the registrars in whose custody
tley belong"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-15

ONE DOLLAR win bug a heavy MeriDo undershir,
from z. B. SPENCE s. Sow. i..s.. - !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-15

INDICATED RED FLAySEL USDEasHIRTs and
dfawcrs-eestain cure for rheumatism for sale by
e. B. SPENCE q soN
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& HEAVY hERrNo uNDRRsIsIETs, only one doiial
each, for sale by II. B.tRENuE q soN.
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!, have analysed the wbiskey known under the
brand Of :. SELECT . controlled by Messrs- WAL.
srsR d. BLAIR s Co.. Richmond, Va, and nhd II
.rRrE From .Fusu. OIL and other impurities, and
r.commend It's use for medicinal and family pnr.
,,osss. -ssZF ,6-l j. 3. MceAw, M. D.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry
S. 4 Medical College OF Virginia.
january 10, 1879.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-15

MRS. WALLER HARRISON 3 ID sGe4
4I1 will resume her instructionin
INSTRUMENTALfP fPIAN0l MITsI0
the 1st Of October, at ber residence, III Grace
street. Sc 26-s eddss
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WINES, LIaueRs. ToRAGgss. sc

WINES, EIAUGRs. TORAEE<s. &C.
SUMMERDEANl (AUGUSrA COUNTY,
VIRGINIA. MOUNTAIN DEW RYE,
OLDIMPERtAL CABINET Rye. ~
A choice lot OF these excellent WHISREYS al
ways In store.
FRENCH'S NEW ENGLAND KUN, specially
suited for tobacco manufacturers use.
For sale Ut wholesale only by
tl-' JENKINS, CAPERS & CO.,
No. 113 south Fourteenth street. below Cary.
oc9
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EURNITURE.-I have now on hand "A
i the largest and the most stylish, and best -
stock ckofFURNITuBEth that have ever ofered yEH
MP In my warerooms. Having had much experI-
ence in The auction business, viii furnish new
they generally sell for tfsecond-haadl at auctioa
sales. Parties sh auld not buy until they know my
prices. No. IL Governor stfee4
aulS
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FURNITURE, CARPETS, LOOk-fn
Il ING-GLASSES.-AYul full line Of the above -,
FOODS or every description on hand Parties III
In want Will study their own Interest by calling on
quit ed, by weekly or monthly instalmepts chcsp
rs they can be bought from any house IN the cl6y
for cash Gown. Please note tho address
WILLIAM DAFFROE,
au 29-3m 1893 Main street.
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I wv ARE NOW RECEIVING QUE FALL sTocK OF
WINpow-sIApEs, CoaSIcEs,
CURTAINS, .On-CLoTHs, &C., &c. So
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Tenth between hain and Rank ssrcel

RKApY-MADE GLoTEusG.--A large stocx o. ION
prices for sale by u. h. sFENcE BON, 1900 Main
street. ~. u
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ROOTS, SHOES, nc.

BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS, &c.--n
ID Just receiyed, fuIl line or gsntlemen,sHDA.
hand-sewed, double-soled, caif LoS6 hEoo =
sH0 Es. FOR CID geniIemeu ladiess foxed kzimcrsa
aE $3.50, Phils deiphia make. the cheapest shea IN
the cIty: La serge RalmoraIs Ss &1 40 and ~ pr
pair Trunk, and SAtcbefs in endles variety Ee-.
pairing neatly and promptly doue st
~ 80 corper or fourth.
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! PEnBRoKE SHIRTS for sale by e. B. SPENCE g
SON. Perfect ft or no sale CAL al 1Soo i' hain
street for your clotbiDg and shirts
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RrLIsE YOUR AUrFs and REPAIR YOUR PUBS
WrIIIAx Il. Z1xAERMAFN's, 90S Main street.
MuRs refined sith first quality silk at 70 cen's'
second quality silk at 90 cents.
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NIB. BURWELL


said h. had heard with pain the Views pre-
senfed by General Anderson in opposition
to a road which promised 80 much 10 Inc tu'
tnra of Richmond. he regretted that Gen.
oral anderson had left the nall, tor ne pro-
mi,ed that the friends of this NarroW-GauS uSe
roilroad would never rest until every point
made by the Generals deliberate report
wouId be answered before this honorable
hody was called to vote on this proposition
for * 600. AS for himself. he was willing
10 surrender all hope OF this road II every
argument used by General Anderson could
not be answered in full. If be could have
heen blindfolded and introduced in this hall
to.nieht, and heard the remarks OF General
Anderson in opposition, he would have sup
nosed that be was listening to the couclu.
sions which General Malone would oppose
tn this scheme, taking 1t for granted tnat
General Mahone was opposed, ,Wnlcn ne u
NOT. nor can he oppose it. iorin DONG so ne
sgonld surrender all argument TO oppose
baltimore In extending the Valley railroad
down the Clipch valley into Tennessee. ne
soid that General Anderson was very incon-
.sjstent with himself, for be had suoscflDed
SIN 400 10 the .tstraight shoot" to Lynch
bnrg-a road having common objects With
this In fact, he had stated within three
wseks that he wanted TO garner up the re-
so,,rees of Richmond 20 aid at anteariy. Gay
% run q road 90 hburg, 70 enaDie h,sn, J,
mond 10 recover the trade w nicn sps " .nau
iosf in the Southwest by reason OF 5aensLa,
Mahone,s consolidated iine. He coateiu q
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FOR STILL STRONGER EVIDENCE OF THE SUPP
RIoK1rY OF the ESAMELLED and sATIS-FINIsHsD
PICTURES see the OPINIONS Of the following ssYE'
BEND GENTLEMEN:
The picture Of ministers present at the iate
Baptist Memorial Meeting, taken at tne LEE GAL
vpy "a rho bes,-executed group we have ever seen.
and we hope 1. will and place IN every FANNY
WILLIAM D. THOMAS, j. b. iAfLoh' os',
w Wusoy. ALEx'R II. SANDS,
wnI,,p HATCHER. 81. DAVIS KAGLANp,
ITY n. CueRY, G. G. BITTNo,
~ c4p7IcK. l.. BURROWS,
JI RRoApUs, J.WnLIAh JONES,
IR LETTER. A. e. DICKINSON,
N Erpp E. MCMIEN.
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Present real estate or the ,OOOOC
present limit Of charter for city debt. 5.f00.0G
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Receipts of Produce.

CINCINNATL-Per steamer Thomas Sher,oct -
bales cotton to L Airey &co-10 DO Bussey &co-2do
Chopin-l0 N Greenwood Il Son-1 John Glynn Jr-
Il Never, "els &co-i5 Jno Pheps &co-4S H vii.
x NIills--36 Woods, Matthews Sco-2 hhds tohac-
co Bryan Thompson--13 do Gunther 4 Stevenson
6s kirkpatrick k-31 Jno f hing-2O plovs IS pkps
pond-l9t machinery Britton X Eppler-2 bbls whisky
Blanks Lines do half bbls do \ Bassalti-35 pkgs
wagon ware r Beakley-8 50 trunks Booth-27 pkgs
hops julius Bankowsky-20o bbls pork B Boarman-
pigs mdse Cain-4 bdls wheels " G CIark-eg9
pcs OF lumber to City Co-21 burial cases bx OF
bbls whisky to Cobb Dolhonde &co-l0 do c DOYLE
pkgs butter bxs bacon $50 bxs cheese F DeIBop-
dlo-60o bxs candles CA French-40 csks bacon 80
csKs PORK 900 SKIS corn bbls eggs Fairch.ld Bing
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River News.
OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN
Wednesday Evening, March 20. 1874.

Wednesday evening" 'iarcn 20 io'1
Business on the landing YESTERDAY wac e,"i.
active. The Ouachia Belle LOT Caiideh' VI ~
Cincinnati Gladloia Tor Alihdeh' texas anu ~
fee for Red pretty freely and those IN
laid till to-day have far pros ects Vi s' rs
The weather was threatening al DAY. ana =. VII
writing it is raining ard with every pros Va W
tinuing throughout the nlebt III IA. l. eee =
though Pluvius intended for some time 10 come +"
reign supreme.
We have no change to report in rates, ana no gu
enlargement to offer steamboatmen III resaru ~ It"
tule prospects. -
We would again call the ATTENTION OF tnG pi0P'i al"
thorities the miserable conditions or the crossing
leading to the steamboat landing MI. Aoiiiitl''i
! Tor, cannot this crying EVIL pc felheoleu =
All reports IN telegraph from above tnas Fo!n ~
firms our previous statement maj e ~
lis tributaries are falling slowly yet surely. !,
Capt John Douglas Informed US YESTERDAY tu'' ~
had mt one = IA his nane- = peg parton 80. 80
will neICtfnrth remember the 1&ct ana hop1 tnat -.
Viii never be over two weeks AGAIN III 'fE1liF ~ ~
boat, that IL AZ rs the ChefuAeei GET one Va "
Ii avy ones that so down Quick.
Ca tain -reeElee u the famous packet ERA
us that owing to shippers having 1aeo 10 ON @
their lots lie unable TO leaSe yesterday o''t W
90 today AZ p III. unless the weather nre,el's ~,
doing he said nothing about ffltz aua inc o'i'
dogs
IT was rumored Yesterday that the female Crusaders
otherwise known as .spraying pilgrims would III q
few DAYS make rale upon a well known liquor dealer
who does large business IN supplying the bars of our
first class packets.
Come on ladies': the proprietor will we are sure re-
ceiye Won with open arms
The Great Republic, acknowledged by every one to
be the finest passenger packet afoat will arrive to
uinht aud leave for ST. Louis and way landings at
D. m. Saturday, 2Sth inst
The big treigAter John T. Toe arrived late la st
evening, and will return to st. Louis on - wei,
we don't know when as she is not advertised in the
BULLETIN which is unfortunately, the only PAPER we
have at present before
The follow ing arrived since our last re-
port: Thomas Sherlock, from Cincinnati: Jno f.
10e, from st. Louis towboat Mary Alice and barSes,
from St Louis; Uuachita Belle. from Camden; rank
Pargoud, from Argyle: Jno b. Maude, from Memphis;
Lizzie Hopkins and Henry Tete, from LaIourche.
full report Of their mapitests will be found III our
Marine column, take this occasion to state to
readers tl will continue to publish the ma /
tests of al steamers arriving at this port, also the
mante5ts of the several railroads, and those OF the
arrya i'll the Old ana New Basins.
The departures yesterday embraced the cherokee
ana Paragon for Cincinnati, Harry Ames for ST. LOUIS
Ouachita Belle for Camden, Bertha and Bradish john
fer Washington and the Gladiola for Minden All
with fair trips.
The Bossier % the landing yesterday looking as
bright pm. She takes fireplace OF the Henry
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We have no new feature to notice in the money
| market The demand for discounts, both IN BANK
and on the street continues moderate, and the 1e"
transactions in commercial paper indicate no material
variation in rates We continue to quote hretclaS7
paper with colaterals at 9@l0 per cent per anhnif
without at Hap, Al at 1@1l per month"; ana Secoh"
grade at q Firstclass mortgages rule at 10 per cent
per annun, and we hear Of few TRANSACTIONS Ill
choice pro- erty, and signatures at lower h%ureS'
Nothing il reported in secondcass on which to base
quotations.
Gold opened at 1112@1l against 112 4 at New York
and after a fair business closed at ll2@ll2ia
AGAINST 1929 in that market. The sales summed up
500 600 embracing s4ooOat l12l $4,000, $1,000 and
$4,000 at 11lzs. and $4,000 at H.
No sales OF silver were reported. American half
dollars were still quoted at 10G@1O7, and Mexican
dollars at Il S6l108%.
Sterling Exchange opened at previous rates, but IN
der the influence of the advance in gold and bills at
New York, the marset subsequently responded an
closed at an advance Of 210 for commercial blls ana
LILO for bank The sales amounted to t6S,5 10, COM
prising f5OO0A clear at 49, $4,000 do at 53a tiooo
and f75OO do. 5.3S s75o0 bill Of ading at 33Sa'
e24 900 do and AL clear at 53S 5 49, Sl5oOo Dill OF
lading at 53s1539 f130O bill of ladng at 5.39' tiooe
do. at $40, ana e25D0 bank at 5.42
embracing 40 600 and $4,000 at 40, and 12oOOo at
4 70@46s4.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at 5.355aD
53o for bill of lang and Al clear, and 54ld342f Tor
bank and francs 1853 for private and nominal Tor
bank
The offerings of Domestic Exchange were Of liberal
extent The market opened at previous rates for
commercial but closed shade higher. he sales OF
New York Sight covered S45s 600, embracing 81 900
and 900 commercial at SIC Il cent. discount SO,
900 and sos 900 commercial and 5000, $50 600 So
600 oOo $50 000 $50 O00 $4,000 and $4,000 pri-
yate bankers and $50 600 bank at a. and $4,000 pri-
vatc bankers at 7-,2.
The banks continued to check New York at par, and
commercial sight closed at 4 q cent discount against
4@5-lG yesterday.
No sales of Stocks reported.
The sale of City Gold Bearing Seven Per Cents in
cluded $4,000 at co. 5000 $1,000 at CO. and $4,000
and $4,000 at co.,; they closed at 6od6Ol4.
City Appropriation Certificates were still quoted at
about g. but no sales reported
In Metropolitan Police Warrants we noticed sales OF
$4,000 at 10 and $500 at 75 they quoted at the
close at about "a
The sales of State Warrants included $500, small,
in several amounts, at $50 co, and $500 do. at 60
Large were still quoted at So and small at 55@ 60.
Nothing was reported ia New Clinton State Warrants
which were still quoted at S0dS2.
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He0Naships.
PHILAIsLPHIA VIA HAVANA

PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
PHIL0hLPHIA VIA HAVANA.
SdI-MOETHLY LINE,
Carryif. the United States Mails.
Juniata, ]. ytatharioe, Commander. 1900 tons.
Yazoo. L. D. Frett Commander. ...... 1900 tons.
TO 81 FRIDAY, April 3, at A. NJ.
gEFEr. Thine Al steamship
EtAl.rGsv .Suniafa,
J. w. Catharine Commander,
will leave her Witt opposite Jackson Square, above.
Pas sage to Havaa United States cure ncy. S35
Passage to Phikelplia. Observation-Disclosures. 30
Through tcketsf sred to New York. Sc
Freight for LerIDol, Antwerp and Breme taken
by this line, anrmgh bills Of ading given for
For freight opasage, apply to
EDW. A. YORKE, Agent,
rnh2G-tf Cor Carondelet and Gravier streets.
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Imports.
NEW YORK=Per stea

NEW YORK-Per steamship Western Metropolis
Assorted mdse
PENsACOLA-Per steamship Lizzie-33 bales cotton
and sundries to order
PENSACOLA-Per steamer Reance-Sundries to
order
FRONTERA-Per schooner Thos Winaps-I29 pcs
mahogany to Avendano Bros
BREMEN-Per bark Mercue-6896 flag stones to
u Coeman-l5 bxs mineral water to order
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OUAHITA RIVER.

REGULAR WEEKLY CAMDEN PACKET.
LEAVES EVRY SATURDAY at p M
~ FOI Camden, tuachita CITY.
lss9sAlhfsts Trentd, Monroe, and all intermediate
fsz'sas7=@s"A landing CD Black and Ouachp. Rive .
connecting with bs for all the tributaries-The fine
sidewheel steamer
Bart Able,
NJ Kenison, maste-Ci. ?. Work and Owen F. Jami.
son, Clerks
will leave above For freight passage apply on
board, or to
SlNNOJTs AID ms, II Commercial place.
LOD & MCPEAKf, As Camp street
mh25tf J E. CARLIN, ) Della street
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/ ENEPIIIS.

pr MEMPHIS.
Leaves EVERY AL ornate THURSDAY, at s P. NJ.
For sempbis. ticksburg. Nat
E4Sl+1 "a chez, a all plantation and bend land
aSss11-sz3 ings-1
10 n Il. Maude.
John F. Noel. &aster-Alf. Grissom clerk
Will leave TIL vRSDAY, March 26. at p. M.
S>NOTT YADAMS. II Commercial place.
W. H. pFINGER, 104 Common street.
The above boat ~ give through bills of lading to
all points Arkanys and White Rivers and over the
Arkansas Central kailroad to arendon, giving
through tickets Easeat reduced rates. mh25
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COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, March %, 1874.
COTTON-The sales to-day mot including any ad-
ditional yesterday, when the actual business was
AGO bales embraced 1850 bales at irregular and easier
prices requiring partial reduction in our quotations
of hc. We give also the Exchange figures, and
rapart below
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Copart1e,:hip-DissoMtion.

THE FIRM DF ALLEN BROTHERS.
i will be confined, heretofore, at Nos. SO, 81
ank SO Tchoupitous street, for the purpose Of Rico
Milling ALLEN BROTHERS.
New Odeans, Msch 81, 1874.
THE AHOv1 NOTICE APPEARED IN
l the Times aniPicayune of Sunday, and emanated
from o1e James food, who is without authority to
use thename of len Brothers in any manner. And
here announce hat the firm Of Alien Brothers has
been dissolved, all that hereafter shall conduct the
RICE MILLING BUSINESS, at Nos. SO, "a and 90
Tchorpitoulas stlet for my own account.
COLUMBUS II. ALLEN.
mia # Proprietor Brook Rice Mil,
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Steamship George Cromwell, Crawford from New York
10th INST. to A Mouton-
Brit steamship State OF Louisiana, Stewart from Liv-
erpool Feb 18th, TO A Miller &co-
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CATTLE MARIxE REPORT.
NEW ORLEANS, March &c, 1874.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


TeXas beeyeS.
alves and yearlings. .-..--.--.....-..-... 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800
Mich cows.
SOLD.
Western beeves. =
Calves and yearlin9s. lI3
Sheep. o9o
STOCK SALE.
Western Beeves. =
Texas Deeves. o.
Calves and yeariings. 80
Hoes IO4
Mich cows Observation-Disclosures. ll6
PRICES.
Texas beeves corn fed, LIST quality, 2 fb....Gl0c
Texas beeves ID quality, Z head. S40d55
Texas beeves choice, 2 head. AIS
Texas beeves LIST quality, z head. 5000
Texas cattle ID quality, z head 20@2S-
Texas cattle, Sd quality, q head. 12@15
Western beeves, z 10, net. .l0tGl27zc
Western hogs, Z H. gross ...-......-.--. oeH &c
Texas hogs, = To- gross. ................. DO g
Sheep, LIST quality = head. S4G5
Sheep I'd quality, z head .................-. 4a5
sheep Sd quality, p head. 3g
Mich cows, choice q head. SS0@ 100
= head o9ee oo
Texas cows with calves ...-...--.....-...-- q =
Calves. e head. GU ~
Yearlings, p head. ....................... So 10
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Shil)s.
For prudence and

For Pfv idenee and Fall River
s4rs. The Al scpner Kate NJ. hilton. Cart,
- stone, is Nv loading, ana having most of her
cargo engaged going on board will have dispatch.
For balance of fight apply to
GEO. A. FOSDICK & co,
mh25-rc 80 Carondeiet street.
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Exports.
KEY WEST-pnr Staanns

KEY WEST-Per steamship Margaret-16S5 bbls of
flour 10 bbis beer 155 sacks oats 50 SKIS IA ties of
hams % sacks bran 3 bales hay l16 pkgs mdse
EIVERPOOL-Per ship Proteus-34s6 bales cotton
5000 slaves
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OHIO liver.

OHIO liver.
REGULA1 PACKET.
Leaves on "WEDNESDAY March %, at p NJ
- For Cair, Louisville a nd Cin-
szsssatH cinnat-The ew and elegant passenger
<s.~ss.zas steamer
Ghe1kee,
George Wolf, master, A. Byers, clerk.
For freight or passage aply on board or to
c. g. NYNE. 1r6 Grayier street.
REGULAR CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE AND NEW
ORLEAN PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDA. the 25th inst at P. NJ,
- For Cininnati. Louisville. Evans
l.sla9.stss ville Henieen, shawneetown Paducah
Cairo, Menllis and all intermediate
points.
The passenger steamer
Pra%c".
John j. DanaGh, masters Thus. J. Danagh, clerk
Will leave as above Ffrr,.ht or passage apply Oh
board or to c. q. nlNE loo Gravier street
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Arrived.
Steamship Western Metropolis Quick. from New York
18th inst. to J II Ludwigsen-2d dist 9
Brit steamship Vicksburg. Pearson, from Liverpool
Feb 81, to Silas Weeks &co-4th dist
Steamship Lizzie. Fletcher. from Pensacola--New
Basin
Ship Algonquin, Dexter from Liverpool Jan 81, to
master-ith dist
Bark Mercur. DeHaan, IS days from Bremen to mas
ter--lst dist 80
Bark Aida, Bemer, from Hull Jan :, to master-1st
dist 81
Schooner VIM Fisher Hicken. from Utla, to ] Ma
checa &co I'D dist z
TOWBOATS.
Harry Wright, Davis, from the Passes-went down
hght-Brought up ship Algonquin and schooner
Wabash, Lumberd, from the Passes-Towed down to
the bar 18th ship Sea King and bark freight
Brought up barks Mercury and Aida
Mary Alice, Jones, from It Louis, with barges
STEAMBOATS,
John T Toe, Brady, from st Louis
Reliance, Brooks, from Pensacola-New Basin
Henry Tete, Dalferes from Thlbodaux
Lizzie Hopkins. Alcoin. from Thibodaux
Frank Pargoud, White, from Argyle
Ouachita Belle. Blanks. from Camden
John 3 Maude, Noel, from Memphis
Thos Sherlock Hart, from Cincinnati
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN
Schooner Ann McGuinn, from Tangpahoa
Schooner Amra from Pascagoula
Schooner Moching Bird, from Bay St Louis
Schooner I Kemp, from lickfaw
Schooner Louisiana State. from Bonfouca
Schooner Alice, from Tangpahoa
schooner Alice MeGuiSea from Pearl river
Schooner Pppo, fron Tchcfuncta river
Schooner Eleon0re from Covington
Sloop Mary Jane, from Lake 3Tauripas
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Emma Amelia, from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Charles Perry, from Tangipahoa
Schooner Emma Jane. from Pearl river
Schooner City Belle from Bay st Louis
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TENsAs AND HACK RIVER.

TENSAs AND BAYOliMAcON PACKET.
Leaves on THURSDA, March %, at P. NJ.
, For F;of, Monticello Joes
ss. II Bayou, Delhi, varsaw, Crocket's Point,
- Egypt. Brauis, Osborns, Chanderss
Cahoway's, Cut OFF, and Il landings on Tensas and
black Rivers-The steamer
Flea,
l.. ). Greenlee, master-yas T.. Robbins, clerk,
VIII leave as above. For flight or passage apply
BOARD, or to lord & MCPEAKE.
mh24tf AS Camp street.
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Marine News.


NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
Thursday Morning, March &c.
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Steamship Margaret Nee Baker for Key West
Roberts
Brit ship Proteus, Murphy, for Liverpool
Lowell & Bailey