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l ssSlber toprderf
ssood to s. D.. schooner Elizabeth Ann-4
NlxI-Pe scboor.u p..,
Mol LoJIs-Psrsohooner Fr.nklip-4s cord,
m os sGumhs; vnHEEper schooner Geo colmar-ss.
,%ber 70 ,.a schooner ssaucy Jack-sO. ool
l. TMUNCt RIvER-Per schooner Martha n
aObGsand 10000 feet lumber i
ANcco Coo LLiaOMBE-Per schooner lille Arm
srons>oo Dbl charcoal to master
! RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.
1@aoSch R1vER-Per schooner Camelia-4oe
hiU LaCCNBE-Per schooner wren-3o cords
uBLM RlVLR-Per schooner Eaele-1o cords wood
tomsm "o0'
BAL u LoUS-Per schooner Petronia H-oo
ICHlU Meta 3IVER-Per schooner p;.,.
35c1risoo cd to master
BLhhiFEh-Per schooner Maud-4o cords wood
! to nSdG
BilN LAgoMBE-Per schooner Mary Jane-2o
cords soOt to master
T0HHUNCIA RIVER-Per schooner Gen pan.
| ley-5Grds wood to master v
Pas uoonA-Per schooner Star No. go, 900
| feet bmte, to order '0
Nnh.. "a Hislh-eer schooner Geo Eike-
| 25Qtbf ant to order
Bv Railroad
MvOslEANs. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAILROAD
lilus md nndries wa "a
NOBGANS UISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Marh Ne bids sugar 50 bbls molasses 1871 bales
cotsa $50 head cattle and su ndries
Memoranda.
fI., d..
into Pmamotf February 2. making water, and with
crew rfsctorA She was placed in the mud In the
Cumbsr, NArcl1. WV
CHun Woodbury.. of ship Southern Rights. At
Liverpool leonary 90 from Savannah previously re-
portdh clifton with Spanish steamer Josef states
that samt struck the ship just aft of the main
rgghG cuflnithrough the waterways and planks to
the main deck nd b. eaking the planks to near the
watertss ct one OF our boats into knocked the
forespd from te afterhouse. carried away some of
the rigging an msintopgallantmast and did other
damsQe She ten backed clear of US, and came to m
anchor stern us. They hailed us and asked If we
wereLlhght; ut at that time could not tell them
the eZsnt@ OF damage. Our ship is making no
water -
Hannibal tBrl Giles, from New Orleans. with 772
bales Of cotton. srived at Falmouth March il, leaking
in her topsd having suffered much damage on the
voyage loHfore,nd main yards, and other spars had
bulwarks, Eove, tic.
Launched.
On March,, frN the yard of James c. Lee, Tucka-
hoe. n J, sthretmasted schooner, called the Mary
Il. Hand, dnnenicns as follows: Length of keel 11s
eet; breadth of eam 81 Il feet: depth of hold II y
Get: the carylns capacity is about 500 tons. She is
,et Of the best Dlaware white oak, and fastened with
advanced ron throughout: is intended for the gem
raj cosins and alba trade, and cost about s27 900
'he is to be commanded by captain Somers Hand |
ormery othe schooner II. G.. Hand, and is owned by |
'aptain Hand andothers Of Tuckahoe and Philadei-
hia. 3
At East Baton, MECH IT, from the yard of Campbell |
BROOKS bNkentie Laura R. Robin on. |
At Thomasfon Mach I, the three masted schooner |
homas R. PillsbSy. She is thoroughly built of |
hite oak and had pine. and is of very fine model
er length is 14l eet: bre 9TH of beam 80 feet |
ches, and depth feet inches at the shallowest
trt of the hold. hr burthen is $40 tons, o. M
lie is to be COMMANDED by Captain H. A. Fischer.
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The money market continues quiet anu easy WIN
mo ierare demand for discounts, both IN panA anu On
the street The few transactions reported III CONNER
eal paper ~ ow change IN rates. we ron'inao ~
quote first class paper with colaterals AZ sDio q e'
70 an,.,rn without at 11Ml2 Al at 1@g1k q month,
and sccon grade at 9 First class mortgages RUE az
10 q cent p annum, and we hear of a few transact
tons an pilt-edge at lower figure Nothng IS re-
por,ea in second class on which to base quotations
Gold opened at 5i@l1', against III at New YORK
and after fair business closed at the opening rate
AGAINST I121 in that market. The sales summed mp
sIOe 600 embracing s23 900 at 15 $4,000 at lll7@
l12 and $4,000 at 1l2
No sales Of silver reported. American hall
dollars were still quoted at o6DlO71 and Mexican
dollars at losCgl0S1z
Under the influence of improvement in gold 81
New York. Sterling Exchange opened at an advance
lilo 2 cent and at the close quoted 2l0 p cen
HIGHER than yesterday The sales amounted to f36
comprising El0OO Al clear ct 5.36h, $4,000 bill o.
lading at s37. E6sOO do 1t S.3s1l@5.371. f3oOO Al
clear At B.s7K E2530 bill Of lsdng 1t 5.s7@5.3 80,
k0OO do ct $685. fl30 do. 1t f3o 900 do.
and Al clear 1t sss@5.3sh. 100000 bill Of lsding st
G3sk. and fl0O0 bank at 5.41.
The sales Of francs included $1,000 and $50, 900
commercial 1t AK. and IS, 900 on Italy At.
At the close sterling bills were quoted ct 6.37k6
S3sh for bill Of lading and Al clear. and 6.40kG9
say for bank. and francs ct 4nk@4.7o for private.
and nominal for bank.
The offerings Of domestic exchange were Of fair
extent and rates were shade lower for commercial
sight The sales OF New York sight covered $2O7
embracing 900 and $50 900 commercial at 6l6 per
cent. discount, SIS 900 commercial. and $4,000,
3l5OOO $4,000 and 900 private bankers at 4. and
$4,000 private bankers at ia.
The banks continued TO check on New York at par
bat commercial sight was quoted at 5l69 Z per cent
against u yesterday.
No sales of Stocks were reported.
We noticed sales of Bonds. City gold-bearing
seven per cents quoted at about 60.
City Appropriation Certificates quoted at co.
but no sales reported.
Nothing was reported in Metropolitan Police War.
rants, which quoted at "a.
State Warrants continue In demand for the payment
OF taxes particularly small denominations; large
are now quoted at 80, and small at $1,000.
No sales of Clinton State Warrants were report
I'd. They are quoted at S0982.
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ATcuAFALAYA.

Lssvs on WEDNESDAY,, March 49, .s F. N,
LQ&s po n aimmsport, Churchvills. and
ka,' Ian; 81. on tho Atch.t.lAy. River .na
ayou oeurtableauEfSs new and elegant p'sseas ee
steamef Brs1ish Johnsen.
&C. P1cls resster-T. John clerk.
For hsisht or pss.se apply on board or 70
SINNOTE 1nAu6, IL Commercial R1ACe
J. T. CAk n Ibelta street.
VIII take Yrei6 ~ bayou des Glsizes, connecting
With boats In tGhsvou; connecting with steamer
Creole and bargG ~ hndings on Bayou Bout.
Tho Brsdish &rson will pay particular attention
70 IL. coast - and freight, leaving New Or
lesps every WeA&asv 4 p, NJ, and returning WIN
come down thea every Monday in daylight.
4 mh2s II
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Anaal,seneeNts.
ACADEMY OF hUSIC.

ACADEMY OF UsIC.
Tuesday. March u. 1874.
l AND UNTIL FURTHlR NOTICE.
THE EVENT OF THlSEASON.
First time in this CITY Of the
~ OK CROOK Bur L K Q q Il,
Gotten up with entirely new Mtumes. new music
and INTRODUCED spxialties.
THE WONDERFUL AUsT1Ns.
Miss NuLLY PIERS,
J. b. LARKIN and
CRRIE ARMSTRONG.
-, Continued Sucass Of
MISS JIMMIE ENGEL,'
DICK PARKER and "-> - 49, '0
. BILLY GRAY.
PARTICTLARHOTICE
Engaged and will positively ap.ar on or about March
80 the
CRESCENT QUEENF COMEDY,
hiss Ai.ce IA rison.
Also
The Greatest Gymnast sensatn of the 10Th Century,
Mile. IeOnaDarr,
THE DAZZLING METEOIOF THE PERIOD.
-And-
Quiltcr and Golslrich.
Inc Great Song and Dance Cracter Artists. mh24
ST. CHARLES mEATRE.
ALEX. FITZGERALD. Stage Manager
Engagement for one weekmlv, of the Celebrated
Tragedian, Mr. FRNClS BANGS.
Tuesday Evenly, March ~.
And until further notice. 10 great historical play
LA MARshLAIsE,
Or, THE CHILD OF NE REVOLUTION.
Of Mr. FlScIj BANGS. ''' 0'As'
9Aio H :! Matnsat -. Mr.. Bangs in LA
MARSE1LLAISE. m24 1t
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Marine and River News
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE. /,
Wednesday Morning. March Is,
y Cleared YesterdoV4

Cleared Yesterday
British steamship Vixen. Krogh, for IAverpools
Shepherd DeWolt
Italian bark Emma, Costarezo for Cadiz :
Italian bark Due Fratelli, Messna for Antwerp
Goldenbow Kellev
italian bark Presidente. Parreneto, for Malaga
Goldenbow Kelley
Schooner May Eveline, McLearn, for Kuatan
MacAsca eco
Schooner Excelsior Nelson, for Ruatau
Macheca Oteri
Schooner Texana, Rault, for Tampico, in ballast
Master
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COM NJ ERCIAL.
TUESDAY EVENING, Ma

TUESDAY EVENING March a. 1874.
COT.rON-The tales to-day mot including 100 bales
additional yesterday embraced 400 bales at irregular
and easier prices, showing decline Of h@Ac. We
modify quotations accordingly and give also the
Exchange figures, a. below:
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I OUACETA RIVER.
! REGULAR wERLY CAMDEN PACKET.
| LEAVES LIVER SATURDAY at P. M.
~ For amden, "uachita O ,.:
Traton, Monroe, and all interm p;u
landinss,n Black and ouacnl' 1 h.' a..
connecting with bogtior all the tribuaries-An' AA0
sidewheel steamer
hrt Able, q.
NJ Kenisou, master-a P. Work and Owen f. 'a"''
Jon, clerks, .. .,,,x ~,
board, or To
sNyo1T l. ADAMS, Ii Commercial pace.
mh25f e. cARLIN Delta street.
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Ships.

"a Tor providence and Fa fver-
8h H. Al schooner Kate N. Hif Capt
~ sDne e. is now loading and having Of her
ssssaessaeed and going on board will h' spa'eh.
eace OF ne'sn, e lRpA 4. FosDIcK o..
nh:x 50 Caronde 4reet
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Arrived.

Arrived.
steamship Margaret. Nee Baker, from Havana, via
Florida ports, to | Roberts-Algiers
Brit steamship Nicksburg Roberts, IRON Liyerpool
Feb I'D. to Silas Weeks &co-4th dist
Brit steamship state OF Louisiana, Stewart, from Ly-
erpiol FL b 18Th, to X Miller &co--3d dist
Ship Carondelet, Stetson, from Lirerpool-ith dis
trict ~
Spanish brig Third Barceto, Tontrdona from Havana
to ID Fatj &co-lst district %
German bark Adolph, skulken from Bremen. to
Mummy Schroeder eco
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ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS ANDREW ORLEANS
MERCHANTS' SOUTHERN PACKET LINE.
n%.A For St. hsts. Cairo, Memphis and
the bends-n foe passenger stsamass
49,. Of the abowne will iesve below.
Heny mes,
;. W. Jacobs master: W. g. Akin. clerk.
"WEDNESDAY March rs.
Great republic.
W. d. IhorWegan, master; J. p Young. clerk.
SATURDAE March %.
issuing as usna tn suslbHls lading. in connection
with the railroads. to Ill principal cities North and
West J. b, WOODSsCO., General Agents,
mn24 124 Graver street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Ruth, Burton, from Camden
Bradish Johnson. Pickett, from Washington
Robt Lee. Campbell. from White River
Pike, Brown. from SmlthIand
Belle Rowland, Ro from Jefferson
L Hodge No 2. Barranco. from Baton Rouge
Henry Ames. Jacobs, from st Louis
Fleta. Greenlee. from Tensss and Macon
Bertha, White, from Washington
LESSEE Taylor. Truslow, from Shreveport !
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schooner Wilhemina. from Pearl river
Schooner Simon Gosilus, from Tangipahos
Schooner Truzilla. from Lake Borgne
Schooner Martha Washington. from Pearl river
Schooner Bonfouca from Bonfoucx
Schooner Celeste, from Blind river
Schooner Farmer, from stockton
Schooner Falstel, from Pascagoula
Schooner Annette, from Jordan river
Schooner Joinville. from Springfield
Schoon r Back Bay, from Biloxi
Schooner Mary Ann. from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Mary Emily, from Pensacola
Schooner Mary Theresa, from Pascagoula
Schooner Elizabeth Ann from Springfield
Schooner Richard from Biloxi
Schooner franklin, from Bay st Louis
Schooner Geo Colmar, from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Saucy Jack. from Pascagoula
Schooner Martha d, from lchefuncta river
Schooner Lille Armstrong, from Bayou Iacombe
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Camela, from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Wren. from Bayou Iacombe
Schooner Eagle fr IN Blind river
Schooner PetrOnia II, from Bay st Louis
Schooner y smarck. from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Maud. from Blind river
Schooner Mary Jane, from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Geo Pandeiy, from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Star NO. ,, from Pascagoula
Schooner Geo Eike, from Tchefuncta river
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WEED-74 Camp STR
STEAM PRINTER.

q. JoA and Commercial ststioner, II
lsiro.d and Coupon Ticket Engn'|
The1trical and Show PRINT
f Ijthographer,
Blank Book Ne
nA4s Binder.
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HUGH WILLIAMS,
STEAMBOAT
HoosiASD SIGN PAINTER,
/ 1sansle Buildings,
Corner Canal Front and Common streets
New Orleans.
All orders promptly attended n ling -
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River News.

OFFICE OF THE Bulletin,
WednesdAy Morning, March Is. 1874. !
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Exports.

Exports.
LIVERPOOL-Per steamship Vixen-364O bales cot
ton $50 bbs rosn 2749 slaves 1892 SKIS OilCake 6 bx
oilcake
CADIZ-Per bark Emma-51, $40 slaves
RUATAN-Per schooner May Eveline-2 casks ba
con bbls -four bales tobacco 10, 900 feet lumber
ANTWERP-Per bark Due Fratelli-25U hhds to
bacco
MALAGA-Per bark Presdente-l2 400 slaves
RUATAN-Per schooner Excelsior-IO bxs candles
bales tobacco coils rope 600 feet lumber and sun
dries
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Receipts proper last evening 1915 bales. against
ALSO Inst Tuesday. apd 1862 last year, making An
aggregate since Frcay evening Of 1880 bales against
ll,74s last week, and u ls last year. and since August
81 Of o7S 2s6 bales against lOO6 sl4 last year.
e9,472
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at all
ports from IL NJ yesterday to IL NJ to-day 1868 bales.
against 923 last Tuesday, and 1857 last year, and
since Friday 49, l2 bales against s. last week. and
297OS last year. Total since August 81 1889 574
bales. against 2975sll last Increase 363 1863.
Exports Friday to Monday incusive) Great
Britain 1866 bales. against 925o last week. and
l226o last year: and to the Continent sl43 bales.
against IS 900 last week and 1927 last year
70. Stocks at all the delivery ports up to NJ.
80, csS4l bales. against 7O5449 last week. SIT
pure' last year.
conr The sales for the past three days up
v,.x iooo on Saturday. 5000 yesterday including
NJ" \, ported until to-day, and 400 today against
GioOo ""'""' the corresponding time last week and
Now York are "o. X before. Receipts FRIDAY
mis- noint will clos embracing 2l55 from other delivery
csxt Parties intetsh 1886 from Mobile and 1863 from
III. u,ou the G,ncso proper against IL 7s proper last
o"i ~. 81 last year. Total proper since August
kainey, "o'V bales, against 1.006 Sl4 last year-in
900, -. .nrear. The exports comprise 49, OS6 bales.
has thus for made 81 to New York.
nrcs work has 1T on shipboard no. cleared going on
ru.;pr Job Offgased for shipment the
AZ. N a. Wccts morning at $4,000 bales, embracing
for Liverpool $4,000 for Havre. 1000 for
Se1 e>' % for Bremen, 5000 Mediterranean
ICY VIA" 1.or the North SEA and 5000 for the North
crtinusS y when deducted from stock on hand BY
sr.p- s. running statement yesterday evening" leaves
800 bales to represent the quantity 1t the landing
a in presses unsod awaiting orders.
AK The Exchange reports: bales including
BsI.r" 1N''' ''''SN
sev ToBACCO-Nothing repor cd yet. Sales week
VI 90 hhds, against "a the week before. Estimated
~ amount sale $500 hhds We continue to quote
- common old and new 1t =; Tugs 1t 4h@5c: medium
atb@5kc; good at 5h@sc; low leaf 1t sh97c me.
dunn at 7h9sc: nne at 9@loc and selections at lilo
= i2o
srArKNxlsT TOBACCO.
Stock hand Aug. 81. 1879 bids. ........ 1855
Arrived past three dayS............. IFS
Arrived previously. 2605- 1880
Cleared past three days.. SSO
Cu4Ared previously. .l6.S60
6reAen mp for haling city consump-
ION. etc......... ............... 707- H,OOS
StAk hand and on shipboard. hhds. $3.50
gREGHTS-A ship hss been taken MP for Liver
pod q "a for cotton and for the Baltic lllsd
IN vs continue to quote:
In By steam-Cotton to Liverpool eIe@xd: TO Liver.
pod Via New York al6d; to Bremen ll-lsd; to Ham.
hass lLDd; 70 Boston Xe 70 Providence Xc; to New
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WEsTEH' "oDuoE-
AEP h RAYMOND.
oea- sr.. II and 70 Poydras street.
Ohe. NJ IN store and to arrive
loo casA'ar sIDES-Louisyille,
50 :" bon SHOULDERS
300 bbhk PORK
so I" hp
80 tcG non HAMS
y. 70 ms SSanati best brands.
" - lola
a aao - afer's Refined LARD,
70 INJECTED Goshen BUTTER,
A0 VoO TITS Extra FLOUR,
10s0 Xxx and Family FLOUR q.
W CORN MEAL mnzo-9.
PRovIslosALrED MEATS |
50 Breakfast BACON. !
1o0 clear Bacon SIDES.
o0AClear Rib SIDES.
50Abaoou SHOULDERS.
S0sd6ry Sailed SHOULDERS. II
oOOolav sslted Clear SIDES. |
oo.0OO,ey Salted Clear Rib SIDES.
tebf4esyy Overweight Bump FOX.
lebff;1n.dried CORN NEAL. |
T., Nts G. HAMS, very enoioe'
m,o. HN1sHEEHAN b RUSS.
- 1t Ne. 81 Poydns stssI
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Steamship Western Metropolis, Quick from New Yort
1ith INST, to II Ludwgsen-
Steamship George Cromwell, Crawford, from New Yorl
10Th inst, to A MOulton-
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The market opened with . slack demand, ana An I'm
willingness the part Of buyers to 60 on unless 9.
which most factors would not admit but
although this checked she movement. 1900 bales
changed bands during the morning at easier prices.
after which the tendency still more In favor Of
buyers and large part Of the business was at fall
ing Of Of &c from yesterdays currency. Sales in
fact could not be effected unless by Offering additions
concessions Low Ordinary sold ct 1Uc. Ordinary 1t
l2c Strict Ordinary at l2hc. rather higher grade at
l3e Good Ordinary ct 1871 and Ahc Strict Good Or
binary 1t 1850. Low Middng At l5 and 1910, Strict
Low Midding at 15I and Ice, Strict Low Middling to
Middling At l64c, Middling at l6,s and l61lc. and
Strict Middling to Good Mddling at tic.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81, 1873, bales 7,l77
Arrived since last statement. $500. <OOl
Arrived previously ,l90770 l,19,7T
Total. l,3Ol 94s
Cleared to-day. Observation-Disclosures. 3460
Cleared previously. ........... 927,627- 931 ,087
Stock on hand not cleared ....... bales. 27Os6l
Stock on hand not cleared last year ........ 2ll329
To.dav's axDorts were tn ViyerpOol.
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HAvANA-Per steamship Margaret-15OO bxs suga.
to ChaffraI1 & Agar
BREMEN-Per bark Iris-66O nests baskets 400
demijohns 242O csks beer and astd mdse to order
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BelOw-COuljnQ In.
Outside tn. Bar Round In

Ship Queen of England, Atkins. from GreenocK
master
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II ME1PHlS. q
| A<1~1~~.r~o-@~0--~~~
| ~r-7~~~~~E FOR JEMPHIS.
! ALTERATE THURSDAY, at P. NJ.
Leaves or elphis, Vicksb"rg, Nat
No. u, and plantation and bend land
| n job Al. NJ ude,
| 4 Noel, maer-Alt. Grissom, clerk,
| JStSe THURsAY, March 26, at P. n
"yNOTT AAMS, II Commercial place.
". H. BONGER, 104 Common street.
IT, .,@boat will re through bills OF lad1ne 20
N ,,o;ntsa Arkaniasld White Rivers and over the
srIan central Rsoad to larendon, giving
tbronoh tskets East aeduced rates. NM,
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-RESH COLEMAN'S nUSTARD
l. TURKISH PRUNEs, NUIMEGs, ETC.
Ak bbls 4, Il and / ID. Colman's Mustard
% cases. 4, Il and 10. D. s. F. Mustard.
o. casks choice Turkish Prunes.
20 cases Penang Nutmegs.
$50 bbs Guinness Porter, bottled by E.61 p,r,
Landing and for sale by " ouiA'
SMITH 4 McKENNA
mh24 81 Nos. So 81 and SO Poydras street
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0tsek "a hand and on shipboard. hhds..... 5000
yRxzGHTS-A ship hiss been taken MP for Liver
pod = I'd for cotton and for the Baltic at lll6d
We continue to quote:
By stsam-cotson to Liverpool aIs@xd: 70 Liver
pod Via New York sled; to Bremen ll-lsd; to Ham.
hasS llsd; 70 Bostea 70; 70 Providence Xc; to New
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TENSAS ANDBLACK RIVER,

IENsAS ANUBLACk RIVER
TENSAS AND BAYOU MACON PACKET
Leaves on WEDNEDAY March 25, at $ PM
IT, For Feyd, Monticello. Joe's
llsslal.asJ Bayou, Delhi Warsaw, Crockets Point
sa7Fes=.--.ezS Egypt BnniI's 3, Osborns Chandler's
Calloways. Cut Off, and all landings on Tensas and
Black Rivers-The steamer
L. s. Greenlee mser-Jas. T.. Robbins clerk
will leave as above. FGfreight or passage apply
board, or to LORD & MCPEAKE
mh24t As Camp street
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Miscellaneous
II A. TYLEF,
/ EALER IN
Fine Watche, Clocks, Diamonds, s.
JEwELRY, s1LvEI AND PLATED WARE,
BRoszEs, PARA IS AND FANCY Goods
Watches repaired.
115Canal street. New Orleans.
Jewelry and Observation-Disclosures to order.
mh25-2w "a
1000 UNION ON. STOVES FOR SALE
AT
NEW YORK PRICES.
The best summer COOK STOVES and NURSERY
LAMP ever invented.
sEPToLINE dL COMPANY.
No. 60 Camp street and 10. Is Dauphine stree.
SHIRTS sH.afs' s>%s11
sHIRTs9
Now is the time to buy ITEM from the most com.
plete and cheapest stock in AMERICA, from
sIx CHAMPION SHIRTS FOR a.
Up to theanest
EMBROIDERED ALL LINEN AT $50 EACH.
sEAsoNABLE ENTERTAINMENTS
And
MEMS FURNIsIIa GOODS.
At astonishingly bw prices At
}. N. MoODYS. corner OF Cnal and Royal streets.
mh24 1t
SwARBR1cK & CO.,
GROCER,
50 Camp street, New Orleans.
Plantation and Family Supplies mh24
DARLE SALOON,
46 st, Charles Street,
Side Entrance 145H Gravier Street.
A. PARLE, Proprietor mh2i 1w
L,REsH CoLEMls's MUSTARD,
TURKISH PRUNEs, NUTMEGs, ETC.
* bbls Il, u and fb. Colman's Mustard
n cases. i, i and ID. D. s. +. Mustard
Is casks choice Turkish Prunes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-24
Congress-.

There was quiet 10 the Senate, yesterday,
aad business went on almost without recurrence
to the exciting events of the previous day. Inc
only reference to the veto was made by SENATOR
Davis, who introduced bill to reduce the TAX
on the circulation of State banks to 40 amount
not exceeding that now imposed on the clrcu-
ation IF the National Banks, so as 10 allo" III.
situations of the first named class TO put tlleii
notes in circulation. He also gave notlce OF a
motion to take up the bill withdrawing twenty
five millions of circulation from the ,I nahks u
the East and apportionog 1t to the west anu
South and to propose an amcndment tne cc
increasing the amount to be Withdrawn 10 nily
millions. The debate on the Louisiana oill was
resumed, Mr. Hamlin giving notice OF MS 10
ten'ion at an early period to move 20 Jay .nI
bill on the table Mr.. Carpenter announced
his desire TO sneak again on the subject, and
Mr. Bayard thought the debate; OF great im-
portauce, and that it should be allowed to 60 on.
Iu The House of Representatives bill was
introduced providing for the withdrawal OF s25'-
600, 900 of banking currency from States which
have more than their proportion, and dlStrlDut-
ing the same in the States that have less than
they are entitled to under the law. The greater
part Of the afternoon was occupied by siessrs.
Young, of Kentucky, and S'arkweather, OF
Connecticut, in a personal wrange. Mr.
Young was a Southern sympathlzer IN 1861,
and wrote a letter, which Mr.. StarkWeather
resurrec,ed, aud read in the course OF a reply
TO speech made by Mr.. Young, who retored
by sending to the Clerk desk the letter writ
ten by Mr. Starkweather to a friend IN Wash
ington 10 1871, asking for money to assist 10
securing his reelection TO Congress. Some pro-
gress was made on the Appropriation bill.