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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-17
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,,.,~ IL, oIACN TON, VA,
NG1SEERs. FOUNDERS. AND
,ggrs7 sd tlACxIESEsTs.
.a,foet,re portable and stationary Stea-a En-
.;ues Saw Mills MiHtng and Mill Machln-
.ry. Car Wheels Railroad Trucks Der
- " rIcks, Shafting, pnlleys, and Hung
.rs Puts Thresh!ng Machine
Repairs, Plows and Plow
Castings, Hay Rakes,
Straw Cutters.
Sc, &C.
desire tie express our apprecla',on VI .ne
srsiiberal patronage bestowed upon US during inc
rs, IVA wars by a generous public. Our ousl-
a.,. firm being made up principally OF stfang-
ar. from distance, We Aad no reason
60 expect the patronage Of the community oi
.ur aioptiou except far as It was founded
y man determination to make our Work compare
s.yM.hy. in price and quality, with that of trst-
class city shops. aud conviction 'hal oy 80 10
snr we would merit aud obtain lafSe snare VI
,ast rlass of work, which has not heretofore neen
Jr,.kan in this section. but which had to be
e6s Srnrxbt from he cities The result mas proved
ae eAsonableness of our expectations ana GU
ssurxx.s US TO press forward with reneweu ener-
r., All Nth ever Increasing and eniafgiag Ia
s!lities
manipulating the purchase of machinery
., ~. enaesyor To n4ake ell our purchases TOR
cash, and having Limited amount VI c&Pt'',' rs
Il 3 ~. consequently compelled TO require cash or
80 a.xoti.ble note at short tqe for all work
For the quality of our work' we take .ne NO
srty of referring to the following gentlemen;
smsng the many from whom we have received
Col T.. r. Smoot, Buffalo Gap Furnace
s- D. +. Mohler, Goshen Bridge,
WITH Holt. Staunton,
VIM Steele Mofetts Greek, F. u
Cook & Lyman, Ciine's Mill,
D. J. Hyden, Sherando,.
Jacob Hanger, Churehvllie'
6. C. Mcclure,
fTAsJ.E. Landes. Long Glade I. " 20
4 IA. ]. RaAm. Rishmoad ieo o."
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'NO.@24.

PLAIN TALK.-The Richmond " Aio. which
at no time has been over we'll pleased with the
sction Of its party in the nomination of Gov.
Walker for Congress, is speaking some, plain
truths, while in state Of excitement. In allu.
ling to the third resolution of the Conseryativ.
platform Of 1878, re-aftirmed by the succeeding
Legislature, and the disposition Of that party to-
epudiate it, says: .r-.,.s'..'.
With lofty self-assertion thew sp,,rn tho
platform OF the party, and denounce those who
sdhere to it. How can any man claim TO bs
u the party who repudiates its platform p
What right to speak for the party has he who
sets at defiance the law OF the party2 But VT,
ire to be told, forsooth, that the third resolu-
ion il part OF the platform which is not bin
ling! That it was trick to pacify the Cerbe-.
.us OF the Administrations devise to- unfler-.
mine Hughes! If the charge is true the Con-.
sentative party is stepped all over in farsehood
and fraud. The authors Of it themselves must
eaave participated in the fraud, for no word of
protest-not Il whisper of djssent-against the
third resolution was heard during the late cam.
vass." sss '''''S
Let the Conservatives settle this point Of
morals among themselves %ils
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-17

COCHRAN & WALKER,
u Call attention to their fine brands of
CHEWING TOBACCO,
"Gravely," yellow Bird" Nectar Lea" d. and
Rough and Ready Isl
Also their superior lot of Smoking Tobacco, com
posed OF the following brands:
alone Jack" Eva. Choice" '.Graveiy'' Buds and
Blossoms" and Short Hofl Durham
dec "a lL-.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-17

VIRGINIA IRoN.--The Baltimore American
Baltimore was fully organized on the 3lst
ulto., by the ELECTION Of a board Of directors
and the choosing Of c. B. Guthrie, President y
II. Il, Booke. Treasurer, and F. N. Guthrie,
secretary; all OF this city. This company owns
ore on the line of the w. c., ". M.&G. s.
R. Il. in Virginia, where they are already min
ins and shipping ore to Baltimore and other
points, and are prepared to contract with fur
mace men for large supplies Of their ore, which
they can furnish on short notice: ao6!s fiE
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| X God News for the General Public.-l have
VJ lust returned from tho Northern cities where
purchased entirely too large stock OF all kinds OF
Goods for the size of my store-house. therefore
propose to sell for SIXTY DAYS at very reduced prl
ccs for cash in order to make room.
Come early and often if you wish to get bargains III
Dry Goods, Notions Boots, Shoes Hats Coth M
ETY. Store Very Respectfully
| nov 3-tf b. +. MAhA VIVID
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r HAVE on hand all the necessary Bankrupt FORMS,
i and am prepared 10 make out the necessary pa
pers for any desiring to claim the benefits OF the
Bankrupt Act.
| viii also attend to making out and forwarding
the applications OF Soldiers of the OF 1872 their
widows for the Pension granted by late ACT OF
Congress. ALEX. H. FULI1,
| march off Attorney at Law
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RrvESun CHANGES AND ApForNrMn WIS.

REVENUE CHANGES AND .APPoINTME yTs.
There have been quite a number of changes
and appointments in the Revenue service in,
this and the Eighth District within brief pc
Rod, among which are the following:
Jacob Wagner, for some time clerk in Capt
Rves' Office, and F. j. Bramhall, late Deputy
q. S. District Attorney, have been appointcd'
Deputy Collectors of the Eighth Collection Dis.
trcts at salaries Of 81, 500 each B. Walker Bo-
cock takes Wagner's place at a salary of $1,000,
and S. NJ Woods takes Mrs. Rives' place at a
salary of 5000. Jos. Stricken is appointed
gauger for the city in the place Of Mr. Bocock,,
promoted.-Lyachbnrg Press. 5000 sag
Mr.. Joseph Stricken, named above, i. the
father OF Rev. G. B. Stricken, Of Tfr,klisg,
Springs Church, Augusta county. isa2'
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.xor,cu rO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
NVA1S0 VALLEY RAILROAD COMPAN,

%. po.ra NJ directors OF the Valley Railroad Co.
ssns M dated April s 1s and cen ane e. Fl
ssset .nSscrntions notice is hereby given that
50 rromrt Payment be made, legal proceedings
rim be institute for the collection Of the same
""'''.te s.rErTEY s BUMGARnNER.
..,.a y Counsel V. Il. z. Co. .
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ITO the Ladies'!
1 Mrs NJ. G. GARRETT,

~ MTS. NJ. u. UANNEI1,
MANTUA-NE AKER.
who is thoroughly acquainted with dress cutting.
fitting and making, and can satisfy the most fas-
tidious taste has removed to Staunton, and com.
menced business on Main street, above the Boot
aad Shoe store Of c. e. Weller. der charges
will be moderate and satisfaction guaranteed.
She respectfully solicits share Of the public
patronage.
Braiding and Embroidering done in the mos
tasteful style on application. april 2-l874
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Professional Cards.

Professional Cards.
w ATTORNEY AT LAW,
and Agent for the Sale OF Real Eestate.
STANTON, VA,
OFFICE on Augusta street. (2nd foorO opposite the
Court House.
Collections attended to and returns promptly made
feb 10
= - - =
d ATTORNEY AT LAW.
srAUNToN, VA
Office. Augusta street, (2nd foor,) opposite the
Court House.
Special attention paid to Collections.
nov Ally
w ATTORNEY AT LAW,
STANTON, VA
Will practice in all the Courts of Augusta and Cir
cult Courts OF the adjoining counties.
Prompt attention given to collecting claims.
sept lily Office with II. B. Niche
w 80 ATTORNEY AT LAW,
srAuNgoN, VA.
win practice in the COURTS OF Augusta and adioin-
Jig counties Prompt attention paid to collections.
Office with w. A. Pratt. aug 28-ly
T II. necue' ATTORNEY At LAW.
9 STAUNTON, VA, sn
OFFICE, on Augusta street, in the room occupied
by George c. jackson, Esq. W
jy9
/ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY.
STAUNToN, VA
Practice in all the Courts of Augusta and adjoining
Counties.
OFFICE-The same formerly occupied by his {ath-
er, Col Geo. Baylor, DECD Augusta street, appo-
ate the Court-house nov l0-ly
~
L and am prepared TO make out the necessary pa
pers any desiring to claim the benefits OF the
1 q of
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-17

AFOREMENTIONED and imported.
WILKES PATENT BED SPRING.!
which is universally recognized by the sick and well
to be the only comfortable Spring Bed in the market
It can be changed in second to throw your body in
any desired position, and is being extensively manu-
factused, and guaranteed to fit any Bedsiead OF Cot
They are warranted for five years with proper usage,
and cost only the small of $3.50 for double bed.
UNDER AKING.-PoplAr Walnut. Rosewood and
Metallic Cases, always on hand and will be furnished
promptly. g. NJ WILKES.
NAV 1T Ssaulton, Va.
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STANTON Cards.

H. WATERS q son,
d MANUFACTURERS OF
Carriages and Buggies,
Near Virginia Hotel, STAuNFoN VIRGINIA
Keep constantly on hand, Carriages and Buggies OF
every description: BY close attention to business
Strict attention paid TO REPAIRING, Give them a
call before purchasing. apl 30=u
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~ have M change 10 notice in the MONEY market
which continues quiet and with limited aeL ,
Tor dscounts both Ia bank and on the street. wh lie
0othinu il reported in commercial paper VIII Oh indi
Gates any auotsble variation in rates The market - stu
quoted =. , ann' ~ co,iaterals. s@1o for fret
class 11Gg12 for Al. and lm1R p cent per month
for second grades. Frs class Inorg ges RUE at ~
q cent per Nothing Is reported III second
Gold opened at ll2@ll214. against 1l2I at New
York and after a quite limited business closed at
1l2ml23z IKE higher tban yesterday against ll2 q
in Ii at The scarcity Of cash God con nued
and the sales confined e. S21-0O embracing
5000 nd $4,000 at l2, and $4,000, $1,000 and sloo0o
No sales Of silver were reported. The market is still
quoted az 7@lo8 Or american nan 40 iai'' ana
Dsder the ipasence Of the improvement in New
York sight, sterling bills rn'td lilo q cent. higher
The demand was fair, VIII the offerings were MOD
crate and the sales were confined to fl3,80, en-
brscing { 300 aud s45oo bill Of ladng at STA f45o1
do and AL clear at 4 ! t2}oo BANK al the counter al
y4SL and flO0O do. sight at 5 d.
good demand quotations were slightly advanced.
At the close Sterling bills quoted at 544D
has for bill o. Iadng and Al clear, and 54Sd = III
bank and francs at 46212g4 6l for private and nom
tnal for bank.
limited and with a fair demand Bank checks on
New York ruled q Z. cent higher, and commercial
1.i6ML The sales OF New York sight covered fl25,-
ODO embracing s25 900 and 100000 commercial; $50.
QUO and $2r.00 private bankers, and $4,000 bank at
y p cent premium. and 5000 bank at ll-3l We
also oced Gales Of 81 900 commercial on Providence
IN $40, 900 do on Boston at q p cent premium.
The Banks checked on New York at "a d cent pre-
snum and commercial sight was quoted at l4y5-16,
Aonnst x yesterday for the forn err and 3G for the
alter.
La stocks noticed a sale Of shares Factors and
Traders Insurance Company at $40 So and SO st.
Charles Railroad Company d l0 Orleans Rail
road Company al =.
The sales OF Bonds included $4,000 City Gold Bear
Ing Seven Per Cents at 50 $4,000 and $4,000 do at
81. $500 do t53l4 and $1,000 do at 1914; the market
losing at about 52s40D53
There 10 apparently but little movement in C!y
Bcrp and no sales reported in any class o. which
70 ba quotations.
STATE Warrants continue dull, and were weak at yes
ferdays quotations. Of 4t6g45 for large, 4GG47 tor
medium. and 5n0g5t for small
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[By Telegraph

[By Telegraph
SHREVEPORT. May 19.-To Lord McPeake: Leave
here tomorrow evening; arrive SATURDAY morning.
Advertise for Tuesday CHAs ?. TKusLOW;
Master steamer LESSEE Taylor.
BOATS TO ARRIVE.
The John Kilgour and g. B. Church from Clncln-
natl Garry Owen, Bastrop. from Camden, Bart Able
from Grand Ecore. LESSEE Taylor from shreveport,
Ida from Attakaras, Future City and Henry Ames
from st. Louis are amongst the steamers due ILLS
week.
That old New Orleans favorte and popular steam
boat commander. Capt St Clair Thomasson, leaves US
to day for his summer quarters at Niagara Falls. He
goes on the Mary Houston and We wisA him bon coy
age
not been for the last two days 1t is presumed
that he is busily engaged fecting his machine
that reporter is going upon the LaHelle next Sun
day and be has in Consequence no time to spare
lBy Telegraph
C1Sc1sSAT1 May 20 River II feet inches and
falling slowly. Weather clear and OIL departed
Longworth for Nes Orleans.
PITTsBURG. May 2O.-River feet inches and about
stationary Weather cloudy and cool
EVANSVILLE, May 20.--Weather partly clear ana
cool. River falling; feet inches to Louisville, 10
feet to CAIRO. Up Sherlock al 2 A. NJ.
Cal 0. Nay 2o-Arrived: Ki2our, from Cincn-
natl, at P. NJ No Gepartu The river has fallen
20 inches Weather clear Mercury r.
ST. LOUIS, May 2a.-No arrivals Depa, ted: Bee
and Scudder for New Orleans, ST. G-nevleye Tor
yickshurg River falling with feet to Cairo Wealth
clear and warm
LOUISVILLE. Nay 2o.-The river is feet inches in
tee Canal feet inches in the Chute, and falling
slowly Down: Haley, from Cincinnati to New Or.
leins. The Expor is working up through the Canal
to night.
MEMPHIS May 2O-River fell 81 inches. Weather
clear and warm Arrived: Franklin from Cincinnati
Departed: Atlantic and barg for St. Louis, Simpson
Horner for River Robert Mitchell for LOUSY lie
XvIcKsBURG, May 20.-pown: Chas B. Churchill, II
last night; Henry, Ames N. to-day On! nc
boats up to-day. Weather and clear. River
falling slowly.
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The day opened dry bot an dusty, andlso timed
until dusk when the clouds opeue out with 81 ght
shower which reti shed the atmosphere considerab
In regard to business 1t remains about So uull as
usual.
Tie arrivals sterday not unlike the reputed
visits IT angels TO this worldtew and far between.
he Jno. Kyle left last evenin4 for st. Louis, and
the commonwealth is advertised to follow to-day at
7. A.
The has Bodmann did not get fl on Tuesday, as
we report Il, but lett yesterday, wi h fair trip
i he Mary Houston. capt. Miller, eaves positively
at z NJ. to-day for Louisville aud way landings.
Tue Frank Pa guud, apt ). NJ White, leaves at .
oc ock this evening for vi ksburg and the bends
above.
capt Daiferes backs out the Henry Tete at IL
A. NJ. to-lnot Donaldsonvle and all landings
on Bay La toutche.
The Lizzie Hopk MS, Capt Aucoin leaves for Bayou
Laourche at lU O'Clock Tomorrow morning.
Tue superb passenger packet tuachia Belle, f. A.
Bl4nks aster. joe. Holmes clerk, leaves at 5 P. NJ.
t ay f r Cand Il and all way landings on Black and
Ouachl rl,ers
lie Be lie offers superior accommodations to pas
sem er.; amongst which we can mention large and
AIRY sta ooms a lled larder, and bar
stocked with he best of wines AM liquors which are
dispensed by the cev rest nlxolosists on the
river; d t. this, att nt ana Liable officers and
what M could De de lred
Ile Gsr 20 Capt Nj Bouchman. is ieceiv-
ing To leave on Saturday tor Candtn-
The CIV. Allen Capt Beson, will arrive this even
ing il leave Saurda, at p. NJ, for VIcksburg.
She hlis the pace Of tue Nstehez
the Fart Abe receiving to leave on Saturday for
Grand Ec, 9.
he ST. Mary was purchased by Capt. Fred Probst
for o $50. 1t is that she will a. ain
the Ora d Ecore trade. ana that old veteran, capt
Jno Heinz. will command her.
lhe Henry Z. Wager. Tor st. Io is, will be found
receiving at the landing this morning
he Glad CapI. H. L Lee, Is the Saturday
packet for Min en- and Lake B.steneau The ulatola
a the landing civ NJ freight aud passengers
We lave change to report in regard 10 the stage
Of the rivers or rates OF freights.
Our friend L. I. A. has . slan posted conspicuous
ly in bis ace Of business which reads as 1 lows:
:. Don't free h,r DEATH" Some OF the boys
p 1t II not 10 know what it meant; and yesterday
he b new one lit d, which read 'Stor, gentle
men, the horse il deA -
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.ZOst-EOu,,d.

II OST OR MI<LAID.-THE FOLLOW
IL ing described Certificates OF Scrip issued by the
Merchants, Mutual In Company Of this city, IN
the name of the unnersi llied viz:
No. ITO year 1s63 for $40.
No. 1871 year 1864 fer $50.
No. 1916 year 1866 for 1870.
(?) No. 1885, year 1867 for 10.
No. 1908 year 1863 for $50.
No 2093, year 1868. 10.
No 1873 year 1864, for 100.
No i413 year 1866 for $50.
The public warned ! OF to buy or trade for the
same, application has been made to the co Epany
for duplicate certificates in their stead
CLAUDIA l. FERGU SON.
New Orleans, May A. 1874. my I'm
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IA do % bbls pecans u sacks do bales cotton TO
Francke Danneel-3 do Pilsbury-l FerK,ns'
Swenson &co-2 bales hides to n 0, u n Il
and sunries to order-Total. "a bales cotton Cargo
per steamship Norfolk. from Galveston--6 bales OF
cotton to J q 4 Payne &co-5 sacks wool 70
Kanfman-284 head cattle Mehle &co-'and snndrles
to order-Tota bales cotton. Cargo per steamship
Whitney, from Gaveston-l69 head cattle q Meme q
co-and sundries to order
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ItALIrssK tSAh.NG PONVD. -
~ This justly celebrated article of prime necessity
being carefully prepared from the purest ais
fails TO give satisfaction, rendering the bread
cakes and pastry white, light, sweet aud who'll some
IT is perfectly snow white, and contains no ee.ter-
Gus matter, We receiving it regularly, and are
pref ared to furnish it at very reduced ra es Full
weight ackages guaranteed Be sure and Ak your
grocer for California Baking Powder. NJ ]. sMI II
CO., sole agents SO Natchez street. myl51m
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NDecial Notices.

Notice Hereaf er all Sack. Weighed
skids and left over twenty hours will be ehars
as follows: Bran and Cats. 80 cents per 100 SACKS
Corn, 20 per 100 sacks, for each ska
sedthe usual rate for consigt ees, Except corn,)
which will be ~ cents per 100 sacks All sacks from
haboats and barges will be 30 cents per 100 sacks
my2l1o.* WM.M SMITH.
Mr.. F. v. De Coppet, Inventor of a New
Ice NJ chine, and W. p. WAGNER, chemist, would
respectfully inform their friends aud the public that
they will on THU 2lst instant at 10 O'Clock
of Decatur, have said Mac inc in operation for the
purpose Of demonstrating its capacity for making
cheap ice for family and plantation use m!2l IT.
New Orleans. May 10 ls74.-A Meeting
Of the Executive Committee of Ind pendent Clue VIII
be held at 46 Magazine street, on THURSDAY We
MING, at X O'Clock, sharp. NJ HINMAN, Chairman
J. c. WALKtR, Secretary. my2O 2tM&E
New Orleans jackson and Great NORTH
ern Railroad Company. Freight Office, New Orleans
EES OF COTTON AND TOBACCO-The limited yard
at the service of this company on the Basin is
entirely cupied ay Tobacco and Cotton, and no
further shipments be arranged for delivery until
shipments manifested are removed.
my20 E. A. BURKE, Freight Agent.
New Orleans, Jackson and Great NORTH
prn Railroad company Office Freight Agent, 3S1 Jul a
street New Orleans, May 7, 1S74-SPEcIAL MOTH
TO sHIPPERS-Freight will be received for all rail
road stations and cities NORTH, EAAT and WEST.
Freight for points On Alabama aud Chattanooga Rail
road rece pteh for to Merii ian only.
SPECIAL CONTRA rs must be made With y G.
MOREY. CONTR ACTING AGENT. No. % Camp street.
for shipment OF all THROUGH FREIGHT. Copy OF
contract must accompany each shipment
Ali freight must be PLAINLY MARKED with name
Of consignee and DIES ION in FULL. Powder,
coal oil and combustible articles viii not be received
my8 +. A. BURKE, Freight Agent.
Office of the Mercha nfs' Mutual insu-
Coat the annual election of directors held at
The Office of this Company on the first Monday il
april last, the following gentlemen were elected:
p Maspero David McCoard. S. T. Relf, L. F. Generes,
NJ. Puig P Fourthy, NJ W. Smith, j. j. Fernandez, u.
A. Chaffraix. J. NJ. alien and Chs. LATTE; and at a
meeting of tie Board held yesterday, Paul fourchy,
Esq, unanimously reelected President.
my6 15t G. w. MOTT.
The undersigned bess to INFO M the
public that he is now with A. PEISER u CO., import
of Crockery, Glassware, Cutlery, House-Furnish-
ing Goods, etc No. "a Magazine street, between
xavier and Common where he will be pleased to
wait upon his friends and customers, paying specas
attention to the retail trade.
Goods sold cheap as at any other house in the
city. Packages delivered free of charge
ISID ORE LEVI,
Formerly of the firms of Levi Nayra, Levi, Navra
Co., and Geo G. Wolf Levi. ap243m
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For Bent.

NOR RFNT-OCEAN SPRINGS RESI-
IL IDENCE FOR RENr.-A very handsome and
commodious residence at Ocean Springs, Miss,
thoroughly finished and perfectly furnished con-
tanning wide hall, some nine ooms in main building.
gal cries front and rear large grounds and shade
trees kitchen, outhOuses, stable. carriage ho Sc,
wharf, bath house. mineral and 1t bathing-a charm
ing resdence-wiIl be rerted W until fall. Address
Lock Box No. 1856 Post Office New Orleans, Or apply
to Major J. E. AUSTIN No. Carondelet street.
my2l If
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Memoranda.

[By Telegraph
HAVANA. May 20, 1874
To E. A. Yorke. Agent:
The steamship Yszoo, Captain Barrett, sailed for
Phiade phia at O'Clock this evening The steamship
Janiata Captain atherine wed from Philadepnla
and sails for New Orl on the 22i install
BY Telegraph
SOUTHWEST Pass May 20, p. M.-Barometer 29-'o'
Wind S. W.; light.
No arrivals.
Sailed: Win. G. Henes.
Tie steamship Gillian is still on the bar.
PAss-A LOuTRE, May 90 6 P. NJ Wind 5. w; hght:
Arr ,ed Steamship Lavaca, Cook-ey. master, at b
P NJ. fir, m Cedar Keys to l. K. Roberts steamer
Reliance from the Lake to G. NJ s ria.
No departures.
NEW YORK, May 90 Arrived: Vile de Paris, Hal
sata and Russia Arrived out: Qneen.
Arrived Steamers City OF Houston, from New ot-
leans, State OF Texas, from Galveston
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Wants..

NTANTED-SUGARM MAX FIR WANTED
w sober and in ustrous man thorough CONVEX
SAINT with manufacture Of Sugar open steam train,
to take of large crop.
Applications must be accompanied with satisfactory
feferenc 8 and the evidence that sugar made sold
we'll in the market
Address, Box 1878 Post Office, New Orleans.
my17 tt
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EXPORTS.

NEW YORK-Per steamship City Of San An ohio
1886 bales cotton 81 bales moss Is bales hides 81
sacks wool 100 hhds bones $50 bbls cotton seed oil 80
BIB bsulphate $50 bbls potatoes 400 bbls molasses
$50 empty bbls 1853 bs wet salt hides 1000 dry hides
$50 cases mdse
CABIZ-Per bark Lovfald-116, 728 pcs slaves
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN
Thursday, May 20 1874. I
DAILY RIVER REPORT FOR WEDNESDAY. MAY
10, AT P. NJ.
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TUNO RENT-AT 5O2 DIR YADGS STREET.
One of the most nvenent aud neat cottage houses
in the CITY, II contains five rooms, with good yard,
| cistern etc House just cleaned and painted Cars
pass the door. near goot market and on the shady
side of ii G street. bent S25 per month. my 81