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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-15

Captain Sam McPheeters, form erly
pilot and commander in the Memphis
and St. Louis trade, has quit the river
and gone into business at Madison,
Wisconsin.
The ratesIon cotton South is rs ceats
per bale by barge and 81 per steamer.
The Maude went into New Orleans
yesterday with 27O5 bales of cotton and
200 sacks of seed.
The Belle Memphis is due tomorrow
from st. Louis.
The Joe Kinney Captain Porter, is
the Anchor Line packet, leaving to-mor-
row at 10 o'clock for Viclrsburg and the
bends Joe Dill a genial and clever
young gentleman, does the honors of the
Office.
The st. Francis brought in So bales Of
cotton and 400 sacks cotton seed
Commodore Ed Cobb wants all the
cotton he can get for the East, so as to
give The Ben Franklin another big trip
The Paragon will be up to-day for Gin
cinnati with 200 tons of freight.
1.-The unsurpassed passenger steamer
Mary Houston, Capt, Charley Miller, will
leave the wharf tomorrow evening at 6
o'clock for Caro- Louisville and Cincin-
natl Elliott Miller, an aGable gentle
man, does the honors of the Office
The Anchor Line is receiving all way
freight at the elevator for Chicot City
and the bends The Joe Kinney will
leave here in the morning.
The splendid steamer Ben Franklin in
command Of that ever-popular officer,
Captain VIM. Miller. arrived this morn
ing from Cincinnati with 45O tons Of
general merchandise, and returns on
Saturday with return trip. The Ben
Franklin. has no superior in fare, speed
aud comfort. Her officers are expe-
rienced boatmen and gentlemen of the
FIRST water.
Quite number OF our large steamers
are advertising for excursion trips to
New Orleans for the Mard. Gras festivi-
ties, but none have issued their procla-
nation for Memphis New Orleans is
making great preparations for Mardi-
Gras, and it is said that the festivities
this year will surpass all former occa-
sions, and persons have been invited
from all quarters of the globe.
Captain Dick Lightburne, the great
and good steamboat agent, was to-day
appointed notary public by the County
Court. Dick is bound to have an office.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ionable audience greeted Lolita at the
theater last night As the Little De
tective she appeared in six different
characters, and elected considerable APP
plause from the audience. The melo-
drama is not the most interesting in the
world, and the fair Californian appears
TO much better advantage as Little
Nell " and other roles. Tonight Lolita
will appear in new play entitled Zip;
or, the Point Lynde Light. During the
progress Of he piece she will sing several
new songs in English and French, trip
the light fantastic and give specimens OF
her baBjo playing. Shewill be supported
by Mr.. Locke and by Frank Evans and
other members of the Memphis stock
company. The sale of matinee tickets
commenced this morning at the theater
box office and at Cleaves & Carnes book
store.
MINsTRELsY. - The Greenlaw Opera
House contained fine audience last
evening. The San Francisco Ministries
we're in their glory, and presented a.
splendid programme of amusement
The first part contained many musical
gems both vocal and instrumental.
Billy Birch and Charley Backus, the end
men, are old professionals, experts in
the art of minstrelsy, and with their wit
ticisms and jokes succeeded in keeping
the audience in continual good humor
The first part of the programme in
cluded Messrs. Henry, Wambold, Read,
Backus and Birch, with songs, which
were repeatedly encored. Part second
commenced with the Introduction OF the
inimitable song and dance men, johnson
and Powers, who executed My Gal
with good effect. Ricardo, with his re-
markably fine voice, executed some ope-
ratio selections with g6od taste and with
an effect that surprised the audience.
We also mention the picolo solo by Mr..
Kirwan. which added no little to the
entertainment. The performance con
cluded with the amusing farce of The
Freshman Glass, in which councilmen
and city officials were frequently repre-
sented. There will be change OF pro-
gramme tonight.
MASQUERADE BALL.-Ihe Confederate
Relief Association bal masque, to take
place on Thursday evening, the 22d
instant, will be largely attended by oar
people. The proceeds are to be divided
between the different orphan asylams OF
Memphis, and this fact of itself IS suit
Gent to cause thousands Of people to
purchase ticket. Already costumes
are being prepared by those who expect
to attend. The managers are gentlemen
who fully understand the proper man
agement of such balls, and are fully
prepared to meet all the exigencies OF
the occasion. The utmost decorum will
be preserved, and not one OF the hun
dreds who attend will fail to be inter
es.ed aud delighted.
WHTE's OPERA HoJsE. - Manager
White has brought out twenty splendid
stars, who appear nightly at his Jetier-
son street Opera House. The pro-
gramme Of entertainment consists of
vocal aud instrumental music, fancy
and clog dancing, specially acts, com
edies, etc. Strangers visiting the city
will find Whites Opera House n pleas
ant place to while away few hours.
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The following quotations are for small or
ders or jobbing rates;
APPLES-s3 5000 50 p Dbl.
BACON Clear sides. T549Sc; clear rib sides
7lSa73ic: shoulders. 65s@6tSc; hams. uncan-
vased. i2i gd13c: breakfast bacon. lOi<Gilc-
BUCkWHEAT FLOUR In stere. $40 50 per
Dbl.
BRAN-sl 05al 10 q cwt.
BUTTER Medium, 2sg25e; choice. 3l9Se
q 10.
BAGGING-l4il9l5lzc p 10.
BEANS-Navy. - 7592 81 D Dbl.
CHICKENS-s3 00954 50, dressed, l2c q TO-
as 20 quality.
COAL OF f.-20a22c @ gallon. 80,
CABBAGES-H clate, s. 500 70; p iU.
81 O09g %.
CORN-In store. Parse = bushel.
CHEESE-Factory. 141sgl51zc.
COTTON-SEED-S7 q ton.
MEALS 10d3 = p Dbl.
COFFEE-Ris, 2fa2Sc 3 ID.
EGGS-2}d2ic q dozen.
FLOUR-Supor and eKtra, s. Vl9J loi tam-
liz and fancy brands. s. 0ls9 50 b bill; infe-
HiY-Choice. So OO92i % . ton; medium,
sls Od2o % , ton; 81 35sl 40 p cst.
HONINT-F barrel. 81 7545 90.
LIME-sl 538l IS . Dbl.
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The market this morning was quiet,
with fair inquiry, but prices we're not
as firm rs at the closing last evening
New York was reported dull for spot
cottons; middlings, l64c. Futures were
weak aud dull. Liverpool was reported
quiet, with upands at SD. The market
here was quiet, with prices easy, and not
as firm as yesterday though holders of
bright cottons asked full prices, while
buyers were unwilling to concede to the
prices asked. Transactions during the
morning were light, with sales of 300
bales OF low midding at l5Gl5fc and
middliug at l54@l6c. Atnoon, the clos
ing of our report, the market was quiet,
with factors holding for the quotations Of
the Evchaupp
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G. yOso- streets.
IMP RTAN
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JAMES CoRwIS has received for Janu-
AIRY. Frank Leslie's, Demoresi, Harper s.
Cooley, Peterson's, Boys Of England
Millinery and Dressmaker, Christmas
number of Bow Bells, and all the late
weekly publications New house that
Jack built. 2S3i Main street.
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No. Is Madison street
lomc. with Warmer & Lee.l i-i
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER OPFIcE,
MEMPHls. TENN. January Is. 1874.
MONEY.

IUblaiC LEDGEh OfFICEs I
MKMPHls. TENN. January IS. 1871
HONEY.
The money market this morning was
quiet and devoid of animation. Cur.
rency is in fair supply, with money easy.
The hanks report collections easy, with
a general good feeling in money circles.
The discount market is steady, with the
rates Of interest unchanged. Brokers
are paying ll0@llOi for gold. Ex-
change is in fair supply at the following
rates: On NewlYork &c discount, Boston
aud Eastern points &c of, on New Or
leans ic off, City bonds are sready, with
Il better feeling in city Indebtedness, on
account of the new administration start
ing out with view of economy and a
reduction Of salaries, which indicates
that the administration will be an eco
nomical one, aud administer for the
citys interests. County and State in
debtedness remains quiet, with little do
ing in the market Railroad stocks con-
tinue dull, as also Arkansas and Missis-
sippi Sc eurities, with light transactions
of either. We continue our quotations.:
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rnnI Reduced.

Having bought a stock Of Pitisburg
coal nj the recent decline, we now otcr
first class PiHsburg coal at sereRty
cents per barrel or seven dollars per
ton, delivered.
ST. BERNARD Coal ASSOCIATIONS,
lOof No. 2 Madison street.
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WIN. LIEBEN, the experienced and en-
terprising newsman who recently bought
out the news emporium of A. Il. VIII
kinson at III Main street. has removed
~ I72l Main, just across the street.
son th of Poplar. He keeps full stock
Of latest dailies, foreign papers, maya
zines fashion and sporting journals,
fancy stationery and other articles, to-
baccos. cigars, etc. Give the worthy
Young man a call.
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News. Billy Lieben, successor to
Joe Locke, at the old news stand on
Main street, near the corner of Jeffer-
son, has all the latest daily papers, pic
torials, monthly magazines, periodicals,
etc. Go and see him and make pur-
chases.
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RFMnYALI REMnYALi

%. G.. HOIIenberg has removed TO
No. 2OI Main street. HeTzeg's old
stand. where VIII be found mUsie@i
merchandise OF every description
az the lowest market rates. llft
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Memphis and St. Louis Packet Company-U.
5. Mail Line-FOr Helena, Chicot, Green-
Vile, Vicksburg and way landings.
JOE KINNEY Porter. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE FRIDAY,
w 10th inst, at 10 o. clock am.
AID. STORM, Treasurer.
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Captain j. r. Stebbns and wife ar
rived in the city last evening on a visit
to his friends. Captain Siebbins was
formerly associated within Leo Ehrlich
as agent of the Northwestern Life in
this city.
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P. G. Bigley has opened his coal Office
at % South Court street, and is prepared
to furnish the best article at reasonable
prices. al
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LIyKRrooL. January Is. 1880 a.n.-Cotton
opens quiet. Uplands. SID; Orleans. SD.
8 p.m.-Cotton is quiet. uplands. SD;
Orleans. SID. Sales, 1900 bales. Of which
2O00 we're for export and speculation.
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for sale in one-fourth and one-hali bar
rels by i. Podesta y Co z'o front
street sole agents. III
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Arkansas silver,

For Arkansas SILVER
For Pine Bluff Little Rock, Fort Smith and
all Way Landings.
X. W. DUGAN ................ ..Nowland, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE FRIDAY,
w 10th inst, at nm.
K. W. LIGHrBURNE, Agent.
Hills 290 Front street.
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ISoR sALE-Two- STORY REslDENSC g.
L 2lO Washington street, corner OF ,r m,sn Of
Sq% feet and runs back to the alley. where i
has a width of SO feet. Il is q corner lot, ana
n desirable locality. Price $4,000. Apply to
George W. Gift. gas office, 29l second su Iss
lille perfect llt-IH-
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FREsH oysters received daily at Ma
dame Vincents Crystal Palace. Served
ia every style and in cans to families. l6t
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II you would enjoy the game Of bill
lard, play onWilIett's small tables. [95t
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News SrAND.-At Mrs. Mansford'
news depot, corner Of Second and Mon
roe the latest daily papers, monthly
periodicals and news goods
can be found. '1I
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First Of the season just received at
Victor d. Fuchs, oyster, fish and game
depot, Al Jefferson street. ll9
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Louisville and New Orleans Packet Company
For Cairo and Louisville.
MARY H0UST0N.......... ...........Miller, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE Wuzz.
w on FRIDAY, 10th inst, at le,tE
6 pm. Apply TO esAA1Haza-1as
K. W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent.
II7-1lS 30 Front street.
memphis and ohio River Packet Co
For Cairo. Evansville. Louisville and Cinein-
natiIhe fine passenger steamer
ANDY BAUM........................V inton, master
T EAVES AS ABOVE on THURSDAY,
Ia January II. at 5 pm. For freight or
passa apply en board. or 70
+ ID. COBB " CO.. Agents,
115-II7 2G6 Front street.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
ONCE: No. I3 Maids ON Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
rhursday BtenImx. jan. 10, 1874
TO Tnovo who Inl-nlge.

Corwin offers superior Inducements
He has a stock Of the finest liquors, and
his apartments are so arran ged that gen
temen and their friends m'ly sit, sip and
converse in private, free from intruders'
No better wines, liquors or cigars can be
found in the city than those kept by Cor
win in his cosy saloon, ,derneath = ms
famous restaurant, corner of Madison
and Second streets. I34
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co ner of Main and
MPO ANTl
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Steve Clement has just received a
very sac lot Of perch and iroai Call at
% Bead street lls
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For SALE OR RENT.

,CoR s.LE OR RENT-HOUsES GARDEN
~, S 9,ruipg land for sale or rcnt at itldge-
way, Memgh is and Charleston railroad '"s'''
mites nit IRON "' 4. M0sBY. 9Ol Front street:
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MendelssOhn Quartette Club.

IMPORTANT REHEARSAL THIS (rHURs.
DAY. NIGHT.
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,-,op pVN, FOR THE YEAR 1874, NY
VHi d nE On the Horn Lake road three n miles
from the cliy. AM noms, with five acres of
House nas nm We 'tstoeked with fruit trees
ground s siI .In We gardener. Apply to
sP'enJ'uW VIII JEFFER SON: l6 Mods 20 81:
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oVsTgsg, she'll, slew. fry or ANY
style. 40 Felix's. 2s2 Front %. "-I
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FRESH OYSTERS,

As panic prices, nt Victor ID.
Fucbs-, No. Al Jefferson street. 73t
THOSE small tables at Willetts are
95t
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No ONE would play on the large tables
after trying those small ones at Willetts 3.
OK
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THE sale at cost Of china, glass and
ouoensware will be continued short
time longer at Erich's. Housekeepers
will do well to avail themselves imme-
diaiely of this opportunity, which WILL
Erobably, not be offered agin for years
The stock is complete in every respect
and the largest ia the Southwest llOI
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- RENT : TWO NICE FURNISHED
H'oL MS. with board for mar and wife, OF
4 roo, en-. Reference required. Apply 80
ga Hernan do street. "a
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Go AND see those small tables at Will
letts. 'ol
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OFFICIAL.
MOTTO a.
N.yos'g OfucF. CRY Haul.
10 Tpxv December Is. 1878. }

mo al REPRESENTATIVES, Og
UNhh LEO Nomas. or the owner or owners
i John r. 1. Y ~ Smiihs sab gision "i
Of d lot S SS box oa Ag@gs a rbs seT WIN
notified TO appoint city and fifth selected
two appointed oy % 'onstitute Q Jury To- deter,
by thepsslves, a of n 'ppensaien 20 be pl1
for a part Of said lot TAX I'd
Pontotoc street. ,,.- b.. NfiNgON, Mayor.
JUN ~ % 1923
r...t,her 10 1873 ,..--..s--s--,s-an
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Holiday drinks are fixed up by George
at the Hole in the Wall, on Monroe
street, near the Peabody, in style I'M
oopaleJ in this city. 96-t
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mempnis ana ONTO River Packet Ga
For New orleans.

Memphis and New Orleans Packet Company
For Vicksburg. Eatchez, New Orleans and
all Bend Landings.
GREAT .Thorweigan, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE re-. .
w FRIDAY, 10Th inst, at Itir5s
10 M For freight OF passage sA.iss--sa,a
apply to r. W. LIGHTBUkNE, Agent.
1l4-lI7 $50 Front street.
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xTTEHAVB FOR SALE AT THE LEDGER
w oAice blank notices TO take depositiloihs,
ani printed instructions to the otieer takins
lie same; also blank captions and certih-
Gates.
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YN0R RENT FURNISHED AND UNFUR--
X nished rooms, at l42 Madison street. Good
reference required. Only gentlemen wanted va tee
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TOR sALE-TOREY,s P r. y otoInd hA air iI
rain AMI dust from any description OF
SUI Iaors and windows. For ale by Hook ~ La,
G;i sole agents. 800 Second street. llOi-l3Z
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NOR RENT-UPPER FLOOR, sly, MAIN
a 20 = II. WETTER u co.
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Ty0R RENT-THE ROOM NEXT DOOR TO
II Ledger office. one Of the best stands IN the
city. Apply at Ledger office. oz-I
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FoR sAL9.

nor sALE-FTNE PAIR OF HORSES
family carriage and harne s., a Yply u
117f over First National WINK
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NOR KENT-STOREH0USE NO. % MAIN
L street formerly occupied by A; Harris
- GREENLAW * bM0NETT,
so.t No. II Madison street.
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Ladies and gentlemen will please at
--.-l
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II V HSa a, street near Front Row. A brick
dwelling house on Fourth street, and q cot
taoe honse on Henry street, opposite the Gath
oiic 0rnhan Asylum. Apply to
sgQf w M. Il. HAhUlNs a hihAArph ~.
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COaII COnII

EVERYBODY plays billiards at Willetts
now. Jol
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Fon Stamping. hraidinE and EN-
bro.dcry. csn a ll3 Main street w
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MAX TWINS aud Charles Dudley
Warmers new book, entitled The
Gilded Age" a tale Of today and
\ ,ok lust fitted Tor the times may be
-, by calling or addressing the agent,
80 T. G. RILET.
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Dress IN a X ing
IMP OHT Mt
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LUMBER, ETE

TuduO Q IN o "a I :
IMP AT A \ II
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HAVE you played on those 2mall tables
al Wnlnu's2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19
Marine Disa sters.

STEAMSHIP AxrRouE, hence for Ilavrc has been again
lalen IN with see general news columns.
STEAMSHIP NEpERLAsD (Belg) which went ashore at
Brigantne shoals was gotten oil Friday night by the
Coast Mreekng Go and lowed 10 Delaware City.
snip PURITAN. from Manila which got ashore on tho
bar. .sot Oh ard arrived up on saturday.
SHfP CHANCELLOR az StJohn, NIB from Liverpool re-
ports having passed 18th ait lat ~ 81 " II 81 shin
on re burning fore and aft assed close to her ana 81
no boa.; she appeared 10 DC ulI rg0cd ship March
~ LAT q 20 Ion - ~ among large quantities OF ice
ana had to stand sw 81 hours 20 get clear
Carr WfNzEs Of the steamship Germania at New Or
mama Islands large American snip which had tull
riRgcd but was dmnsted ana utterly broken up lying
Waerlogged. She was loaded with lumber apparently
dea boards ana her stem broken and the
pc iound Her crew had all lett her, probably days
before, anu ~ rs thought must have jcen picked up by
some passing vessel II Is believed she was wrecked in
Inc recent Storm her crew taking to the boats
B9lg lDA tBr) rom New York Elsinore which put
mo halnoutn in distress lost Sanctions and rudder, in
adaitIon TO damage before reported.
fU BRIG ARoosTooK, Capt Bryant from Trinidad,
Cuba. tor Boston, ashore last night t7th inst on
Nanset Beach and total wreck, the vessel having
gone pieces. All hands were saved. Ter cargo, con.
sng Of az hogshcads and ~ ucrces OF sugar which is
consigned TO Foster. Boston, viii also be lost
" ~ fully covered by insurance. Z he vessel was
81 III tons register built NJ Brewer, Me in 1888 and
owned BY John emery 20, Of Boston. She was
valued at Sii 0O and insured in the China and the
New EnSanc Offices In Boston Tor S4,0W
scun INA Ella OF Pembroke before reported ashore
Salmon River, Ms, on the "a inst so badly
damaged as AZ FIRST reported
6cHR ANGIE PKEpmoRE RUSSELL while living at Crowells
wharf PORTSMOUTH. Va into by US steamer
tfoc The FT0lie l steering Oh 10 pass the Us steamer
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL IS, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Baltic tBr, Kennedy, Liverpool via Queens
,ownHC az francHiyn ''' Sa'eD'
steamship Andes (Br). Williams Cardid-A Baxter 4
steamship Kong sverre Nor), Dannevis, navre-
Steamship Rhein GER, Brickenstein. Bremen-oel
steamship + Funeh neig'. Knudsen, Antwerp
pass Ma s Sx q Ga hafs'a A'pn~a
steamship Cy Of Waco Freeman Galveston via Kew
Steamship Mississippi, croweu New orleans-Frederic
Steamship New Orleans, ciapp New orleans-ciark
steamship Charleston Berry, Charlenon-J W ouin-
Steamship Benefactor, Jones' wilmngton-Lorillard
stsansh,p Wyanoke Goneh NSrGk City Point and
steamship Ellen Terry, saiyear, Newoern-Murray.
Steamship. Mediator, Smith, Ramore-Lor,llard
Steamship North Point Foley, Observation-Disclosures
Steamship Gen Whitney. Hallett Boston H Dimock
Steamship John Gibson Winters Georgetown-J @
ship Republic, Holmes. san Francisco-simonson 4
BARK Dcodata Mor, Anderson, London-Tetens 4
Bark Sem tAus). Mercevich Cork or Famouth-sloco.
Bark Irino tAus,. Moroeich Cork or Falmouth-sloco
BARK wclaen colson, cardenas-J Ward 4 Co
Bark Gazelle, Dartze. Barbados-H Trowbr1se's
Brig Watch tBr,, Robin Queenstown FaImouth--,ieo
Brig dst Black Swan winslade Ponce, PRE- Hurbu.
6Co.
Brig Christina tBr). Thomson, clentuesos st Jaro
iowa 4 Co
Brig Emma l. Hall, Perry. Cardenas-Carver A Barnes
Brig ii Clements, Lewis. Savannah-C Ber
schr Cephas starrct' Babbidge, Matanzas-H Bro wn
4 ca.
schr VIM stevens, Elwel Baracoa--J Staples
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schr Mary Frecand. CLARK, New orieans--R II Denny.
Schr Lilly. Cole, Charleston, SC-Eyans, Pall X Co.
Schr , Hazard, Brewster, Georgetown. SC-Bentley,
GiIdcrseeve Co.
schr Georgiotta, Lorl, Pensacola and Key west-Ben
ner A PincLney.
schr Mary corson, corson Jacksonville Evans. Ball
4 Co.
schr Frank Waller, saxton, Jacksonville Warren
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Schr Anna Collins. Bayls, Jacksonvlle-van Brunt
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schr II Benedict, Thompson, Observation-Disclosures 4
Petty.
schr Mary Ellen Hawkins Hart Island-BJ Weinberg
Sloop cen WARREN smith. Prcvic ence-Rackett x
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Barge Whitney Whiting, New IIaven-T Whit
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Steamer Anne, stcen. Wilmington Del-A Abbott
steamer Frank Pierce. Philadepnla.
Steamer Fannie, Fenion, Pniladephia-W Kirkpa
trick.
Steamer Ann Ehza, Ricnaros, fhiiaoeIpnl ames
Hand.