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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-17
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PHILADELPHIA, PROVIDENCE AND
R0STnN
NOR FOLK AND BOST TON {.

v V II T " Il u a y D W y ~
The steamer LADY OF THE LAKE, con-
Meeting ~ Norfolk with the steamers d
Of the Merch snts' and Miners Trans $1,000
portator Company for Boston, will leave her
wharf, No q south wiarves, EVERY MON
DAY and THURSDAY at 2.30 p. m, for Nor
folk Returning, leave Norfolk on tuesdays,
Washington, Glymont, Piney Point Point
Lookout and Fortress Monroe.
This line connecting at Alexandria with the
o.. A. & NJ. snt w. i o. K. Rs, and at Nor
!olk with the Boston steamers offers superior in
1ucemcnts for the rapid and careful Shipment OF
Ill kinds Of freight to Boston The rates being
low, the attention OF shippers is particularly di.
reccd to this feature. All freight forwarded
free of commission, and through bills of ladins
given.
For freight or passage spply, on board or to
Y. d. GkONEH, Norfolk, }. e. ATbRS'
Georgetown or
+. A REED, Agent Alexandria.
A. &; PLANT Gen. Agt;,.
Cor 18th ST. and New York ave-.
Washington D. G.
First Glass fire to Norfolk, 81 round trip, So
second class fare 10 Norfolk, So; round trip, IS
np 22-t1
>sgss MERCHANTS, LINE NEW YORK
.Ssxaasshs.A STEAMSHIPS.
The inc consists .. the following frst-clsss
outside steamers:
&. G. kNlGHT............ Capt. ". S. Johnson
JOHN GIBSON. ........... Capt. w. Il Winters
VALLEY CITY ................ Capt. Bedell
vii! leave New York EVERY SATURDAY
Tor this port; and, returning, will leave Alexsn
lria EVERY FRIDAY, at II o'clock.
All freight must be on the dock by 9 q. N.
For freight or passage apply to
HOOE i JOHNSTON,
Agents, No z Prince street.
Agents in New York,
GEO. B. MERR1Ck,
AZ 20 22G South ST.. Pier No 20 East river
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LIST OF GIFTS.
TOTAL, 2OOOGlFTS, ALL CASH,
MOUNTING TO ...................S 81 5U0, Ct
The chances for a gift are rs ono TO five.
PRICE OF TICKETS.

PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, $50; Halves, SIS; Tenths, or
each coupon, So Eleven Whole Tickets for
500; -! Tickets Tor Sl,OOO; liz Whole Tickets
for So, $50; ri Whole Tickets for $1,000. No
discount on less than $500 worth of Tickets.
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted,
in all respects like the three which have already
been given, and full particulars may be learned
from circulars which will be sent free from this
office to all who apply for them.
Orders for tickets and applications for sgen.
cos will be attended to in the order they are re-
ceived, and it is hoped they will be sent III
promptly that there may be no disappointment
or delay in filing all. Liberal terms given to
those who buy to sell again. All agents are pc
remptorily required to settle up their accounts
and return all unsod tickets by the 2Oth day of
March. THO. l.. Blk AN LEIIE,
Agent Public Kentucky, and Manager Gift
Concert. Public Library Building, Louisville
Kentucky dec l5-eots
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WINTER ARRANGEM BEGlNNIE"
NOVEMBER 10, ls-@,
The mail train will leave Washington 81; '..
m. and Alexandria at $40 II. IN. daily, "Nr",:
Sunday pass Lccsburg going wcst"aT Il; I.'-'
&. M. arrive at Hamilton 1t II: 10 IA. N. l'''''
Hamilton ut l2:43 y. IN, pass L",So"Fs E."-
eastward at l:iU p. m, arrive nj AI"A"!''''""'
3:l5 D. m, and Washington ut $3.50 =. ~:
The accommodation train will leave " a'15'.!'
ton at p. m. ard Alexandrla NJ 4 10 p N. "H'2
except Sunday, and arrive At Leesbu-g nj ~ =.
D. m. Leave Lcesburg q. i n. III AID 'sTE''''
Alexardria at Sis, and Washington u: So RIB,
PER Passengers from Washington ~. IAN.
the Washington and Ohio Ca NJ N" h".''".H'
and Potomac Railroad station III " IN. ~" +
m. and go through without chang" 81 car.
The 8. 10 Il. m. train from A.eIandrI" ~" ="
.. m. train from Hamilton connect Al max
with kemp's Daily Line =: Coachc. for age.
willie, Snickersville, Bcrryvi!lc and HiHcA'>."
also with Reamcrs Line OF Coaches, %hl'' '1'.
Lcesburg daily for Aide and Middi"ou T. -.
Communication tickets, 3 cts. per i''''
Annual tickets. $50.
K. II. HAEGNhR
nov 12-tf General T!ckc: AE"'
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TABLE DIAPEkS, Damask and Common,
l. Chequcred DO, Towels, Russia Diapers and
Crash very cheap at
teb WIN. N. BERKLEY'S.
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(1EokGE hcBUESE1 & SON.
Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GROCE-
RES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
ENGLISH and SCOTCH ALE and BRO w
STOUT
Also, EASTERN and POTOMAC HERRING
and MACkEREL
NOS I66 AND 40 KING STREET,
Washington Hall Bullding,)
Alexandria, Va.
Orders promptly filled. NH 3l-tt
MIEW STORE.
+. 6. SWAINE
Woudinform his friends and the public gener.
ally that he has leased the store on the corner Of
Cameron and Royal streets, ID. &. Milburn's cid
stand and will keep, in connection with the
Groce~y, Liquor and Commission store, No. II
Roya! street, frst-cla5s
FAMILY GROCERY,
where can De found 1t all times fresh Roll But.
ter, Poultry, Eggs, Hominy, Beans, Dried
Fruits, Potatoes, Canned Peaches, Pineapple,
T.maoes and Corn, &C.. Sc. Call and exam
inc TED
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OYSTER DEILERS.

OYSTERS
y Ohm STONE, on the Strand, near the Oys.
ter Dock, will supply his customers with OYS-
TIERS, fresh from the she'll, at 75c per gallon.
Give him q call. ian Is
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CMALL MARYLAND HAMS for sale BY
- feb Is J. G. MILBURN.
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A LEXANDRIA s. FREDEklCk>BUEG
~ RAILWAY,
AND ALEXANDRIA u WASElNGTO\
RAILROAD
s. q e g. ga! ; 5ss: Il - ::

So u IL Sas-stF. G g 2 sSss
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG k'IL"tI.
After i. 45 D. III 81 HDAI, December :, ~.
trains vii! rul. a. follows:
Leave southwark from Alexandria Y Frr:"s-
icksburg depot at los u. m, acc"nlov':.''."
daily, except Sunday = u y; M, m. S"utI"Eh =
press daily except Sunday. The Southern -.
press At l2.u2 p. m. runs thi"ugL :" NIri:n';g:
without change, connecting at El,hl.ioI 1 ."E a.
points South.
Leave North ward frcu. AlexaAdris X Frr.'--
icks burg depot al ; - u. n. Northern tApr'>:
daily, except Monday: ASS =. m. accons'no.a.
tica daily, EXCEPT sunday, c"I.n"cls ih:"1ea
North and West The Northern EAptr..
leaving IL 80 Il. III. runs through :" ia
timorc without change, conncct.hg WITH t:a!s
Oh the Northern Central hallway for The A,.:a
and West.
ALEXANDRIA AND wA>HlNGToH RAILROAD
After SUNDAY, Dec. It'll, trains vii. :aa
as follows, daily, except sunday:
Leave Alexandria for Washington. from =,
Asaph street depot al 800, l.oo 30, ~ 1901
and H. 100 D. m; and 80, w, SO, 900. >1.
100 y. m.
Trains leaving at S 60 n. m. and 500 ?. m. ri
daily all others daily except SUNDAY.
The trains leaving Alexandria ~ :, aEt -
a. NJ, 2, and I y. IN. connect through t. D".t!'
more. The and II u. III. and T. II, tran.
connect st Washington with through New l"'h
trains.
Leave Washington for Alexandra" from iH'-
sengcr depot cor. 18th ana B streets =: 49,.
100 s. OU, q 90 10 90, and HOO m; MD "or
400, 800, 800 and 100 W. m.
Trains leaving ut 900 y. nj. ana e." !. '1, 30"
daily all others daily except SUNDAY.
Trains leaving Washington nj and :: =. w.
3, +, and ll:33 ?. H. connect With trails .'..,
Baltimore. The u m, i anI ll:;;'@@ y. n. .:..''
deliver passengers from New York.
G1- Alexandria and Fredericksburg k'..""5
trains leave passenger depot cor. 9TH and s.-..
at g. % a. m. Quantico accom- n. ana ! - p. j..
Southern Express for Richmond and n! pom
South >,
new YORK.
Iasvo Al.xandria At 90 and II .Uos M, 81.
100 p. III. ,.
Leave Washington 1T so;' Il. m, and LIZ All
sos p. m.
Tickets to philadelphia AMI New York -"
be obtained al the st. Asaph street I"ppt
EDMUND l.. DuBAi,Rl.
:,upcrin;cns:":...
ED. 5. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent. dee "'.t
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MMM M -: 49, 81 -: I.

WASHINGTON s OHIO EAlLN"Ap
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON March 2S-2:30 m-Conso for 90 for the
is67 lOgS Ere Rawa shares, 35s4 d56; do Preferred. g.
IyKpPoo March 2S-I230 -Colton dull and Unchanged
sale. 10 900 iuclaug 1000 for speculation and
basis Of Mtng upsnds shipped February nothing be
low Good Oruary shipped April and May EoInn
below Good Ordinary al : 3lGL
Loxpos March Isl 80 m.-Erie Rsilwav shares 35a4
JyKgP0oL March PSI $50 m.sses Of Cotton tile basis Of
Mdhg Upands shpPfd febusry nothing below Good Orla at
deliverable May and June nothing below Good Ordinary
Breads quiet Che-se. a the best gsdes
OF Ameoa BaeoB All for Long Clear Mddes Short Clear Mid
dies Al 81 a,
LoSDos Msreh 2s2 mcOnOs for money, 9l7sq92i for
the account 92. -
LvERPooL march 2s2 of the sales Of Cotton today 200
basis Mddng UpanGs nOu
below Good Ordinary shipped February srd hsrcA Sd
March 25.-Suga % 5G2l cwL for No. II Duh
STANDARD sfoat.
LvERPooI March 28-430 p m-Ssles Of Cotton the basis of
Mdeg orAr nothing below good Ordinary shipped February at
8 5-lBi
ANTWERP March 2s-Peiroeuu 33t for ane Pale American.
LONDON, March 2S-5:3O m.Ihe amount bullion into
the Bank Of England balance to-day is 4 II 900
LONDON, March 2o0 ma Pans dispatch quotes Rente At
59f Soc.
March 28-United Kvetwen bonds 9sas for
the Of 1862.
LOsDos. Asrcs 23-Evenbg-Spts Turpentne, 80 y evt
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30
COTTON MARKETS.

MEMPHIS March 2S-Cction offerings light demand fo
grade; Hddlug l4G lJl4c.; receipts SJJ bales
/ 22O bales; stock. Al O2O bales.
GALyGTOS March 2SCoon Afm fair demand Good Ordinary
li2c Mding lie receipts 9i7 bales exports 20 CIR II
Britain 420 bales coasSise, 3i0 bales sales 200 bales stock
90 21S bales
ceD;s 3l bales; exports 34f Uaesi sales, 90 bales
stock, 2.OS3 bales
NoRrolK March 2S-Coon very frm Low Milding Sc
receipts 1856 bales exports lOJO baes soeA 1912
bales.
CCYSAT March 2S Cotton quiet; little doing Mdng ljac
receipts bales shipments 33S bales; II $50 bsfs
BALTIMORE 2S.-Cotton quiet AMI firm; Mdting lG6e
Mddne u a; Good Odnaf l4sc ruceIut. 40 bales
lO3 lilo bales 2JJ bales;
ners, lO5 bates; stock. lUSij bales.
March 2SCOOn quiet and strong Mng l1c gross
receipts 479 bales exports 10 Great Britain, II baes sales 200
bsles stock. $500 bales.
PnIlAUzlPHIA March 2s-Coton quiet; Kidding, l7c Low
Ordinary, i2r.; receipts bales: grlss 100 bales
LOUISVILLE March 2S-t0ton nmer; Md1nug, lJAc
March 2cCotton quiet and Ad1ng l6's
receluts 227 227 bales exports the touiLea
1919 2560 bales. sales 1000 bais evening
5000 bales: stock, 2ji.SJj bales
CmaRLHsroS March p. Cotton quiet; MdlInr. l6c; Low
Mdddng lJl2 Good Orinsry IA % receipts 1887 bales
ssies 800 bslss; stock, 40 PSI bales.
SAyASNAH March 2SCoon quiet Miiing l6is'; net recus
2S45 gross, 1854 bales the Continent lljZ
bales; sales, 1913 bales; stock Gi,22y bales.
Lows. steady and fairly active; Mdding
ljaic bacs; shipments, $50 bales 43O bales
2Ss baes ccsswse 3O bales 800
bales; siOcA, A. GZU bales.
bales; bales
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30

BosroN 2SThe Wool market prices
Conbng aud Deaiue
Of PGc but for anything that is up in condition
particularly manufacturers the market is Gu and s
The number ~ buyers
week has be quite LARGE and considerable lots Of Pan AMI
been sold but mostly concession
few weeks and at lower thsu the wool
could sold for n placed the market. Fall Cali
particularly neglected aud little the market
bng 2id2jc o. H. and considerable the stock
sold The sruksce the price Of
led inquiry, the sales Of the week have
been 279 u per II
few weeks some tine Choice Eae SuPernes have
small lot 81 Maine sold az Doc 10, but
these and goo! sapise have been bought ant
prices The sales have been follows Ohio snd
and Double Extras Michigan, 30
53c. Wisconsin NeW-ismpsre and Mne 4j 0jjc
CoIGbng and Deaae GO 1885, Tub jS Soc 55djsc: Come
Oregon 33lc; Cnwashei 3J0iOc Fail California. 2ld2Sc
Spring California 20 56ci Supeine and kT Pallet 30 aJGc
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30

Cnc,Go March 2S-Recepts for weekCate 1850; Hogs
24O sheep 777G; time last yeaT-Catle. 1852 Hogs,
JO4Ji Sheep S.Oll
CArTLe has been snl throughout the
week; quality a offerings goo attendance o shippers large.
10
- IOaSj 20 ior Good 50 S6 80 for Choice
Steers and seal7 - 7jaSJ Butcher,
Cattle grades hut doll Tor loa grades
Cows and Fair steers So JdSj through Texas Cattle -
S3 20; Conied druves 50 1jd$J.
Hoes were good prices firms receipts moderate
no. eIceve QusY rather co,ng 9UdSJ 81
Common Far - 4Oa$J 50 Good Choice EItrs, s6a
i6 l2a
good nani, and prices Common TO Fair - 10
50 90 Good to Choice grades. S6 7JGS7i Lrfs, IS.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30
DOMESTIC MARKETS

ALBANY March 2SThere INQUIRY for Wheat bot sales
report Re IN tie street 81 Corn very quiet Nothing
Barley. Mali steady. Data steady.
BATisoRK March 2sCoon lrmer Low Middling l54dl5le
Flour dull steady Wheat unchanged dull du
White S0d83c DO yellow 7aaSOc MiIed Western s3c Oats
timer southern d65o wesere 6Oa63e Re dull al 50 asSc.
Hay unchanged Provisions strong Meas Pork sl6 Co. Buh Meats
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAyAsA Msch 29EIchange nominal 90 the United States
60 days curTeDeV l0all3 premum shor sight do II ia
100 premium 90 days gold 13ba 37 premiu short sight d. l404
l42 premium on Londo. lGO0 1853 premium; PS 1921 l34
premium; Spanish gold. 2sOG245.
HAyAsA March 2sthe decline BIcha1ge to-day attributed
Of dseountug by The decline considered
only temporary Importers selling bills fOf Bur
being prevented they
eJ correspondents abroad Its supposed this
will continue another
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30

l Us ll
sECR N0y l. 1919 ~ MI, .
Potk bbls Bacon T. Lard b Cheese 10. Talow, 10
lO6 3j2 143 J9l $50 20 635o05 1882 5JO2oi ZOo eOo
sAA
Pork 10. Cheese ~. 1alOw, 10
6SfS lG2 6j2 730 734S7g26 49863 l359J2l1 l6O38499
PkTROLEUM-For Refined the market somewhat tTmeI al TIE
close J5 iOr spot early Api de-
ivery we hear sales Of 900 bbs spot (cd ea At 10 g.
neglected, but held with confidence al &c Cases
quoted at 20 Naphhs quoted nomnal at 'sd'c for
CItv Philadelphia market quiet but firm R1ne quoted at
OOO bhls
Esa AT "Wednesday and Thursday Of the
previously reported follows: OOJ
BIS of Refined let the 10th Of April and from
ne 18th 10Th Of lJl4a - % l1OOO bn, To he
15,ho the 25t OF do bJ spot 10 % snd al
u 800 bbs deliverable nom tie Ist to tie Ith OF
Anil at Ia 7sc 900 bbl for lat ha hly Il lJc Re-
% from the producing points quiet market vita quota
tops as follows Petroleum Centre y 1O0Gl l1 On t, VI 81
7J TtUsyle, 81 30 IOute u % 2 at
ss Psrkers Union and Unei and 81 20 al others
ERICE1le steady for all descriptions an1 fan business
- dome in Foreign to-day cOmpse % casks Carolina at
Ss. 70 bbls Louisiana G4G1c; 100 bags Kngoon, at 80
~ KangOOn bond for export to Cuba al S3 1O
ARsTbe market for strong advanced quotations
Yesterday 7aic. Fair Good Refining aud good
356 bhd 334 hhds do at loci 2O
hbd do st l2; 100 hhds at 49, 40 bids do at 4
5O hhds DO at 23j h1s Gaui3ouge at l6c - hnds
lOOc: $50 Lhs DO Sc; 33I hhd Molas e.
al lse; also late Yesterday 800 lhd Mlsooyalo az Ii2DfG
and 27 boxes Refined Sugars strong 81
further advance ls y d. and far business has been doue
Arls Powdered Crushed anl Grauuated lO40lO2; AS 0c;
EsEkDS-Cover tn bat quiet sales Of 10 bags Od Ohio at lOG
IOl.c; Prime quoted al lOl2c Timothy Gull at So 20
sEARIN and fair request sales oi lJ9 tc at 10 sc
TALLOW moderate demand ard steady sales of 10000 bb
al 7l2d7 ase.; Prime quoted At 1'4c. - - -
WHISKY steady but quiet sales Of l3j bb 9sc and 80 bb
Alcohol al that
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30

The q1oI-0ls |ael ID U0Dn '0fs Tu1nHs Qoaly
ban halt q 1a1e above ID QuUteL
tALEs FOK PRESENT DELIyEIY
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30
financial.

Tuup NATIONAL BAsr HsHvLLs Tenn Jan ~
WYE ere nrenared TO attend to the FUNDING
w and REGlsTSHISG Of TENNESSEE bosDs InoIma'on
.h.erfuy rTss. and sOpy Of The Funding ~ mSs
refer to Impore National Bank Ss"forEi Bsns
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30

FRBGHTSTbe inquiry OT
light t0cGy
continued In demand with
phng about steady The by
.sn 900 bush Wheat at "a 500 bush Of Corn 7 "
b6 800 bass Of Cotton at 6l6d % the Latter pros for com.
pressed snd by s 5000 bush Of Grain I'D lots Of Pro.
.sass s peyos rste1 Ths charters neHde Russian bark
CesBshtal 5000 Or. Of rsis S. 81 Austrian bark
sssss ares, so United kBgsen 5000 aa GIaa oa Bn
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30

PcfWsr Geven,, declined &c n with business transacted
Sale. evening Apn 500, IL soi BOO 10 332c;
100 is loo notice IeIt week 100 10 l6c 100 l6 l32c;
u s2e; IOj i l;l6s 500 il i53c yqy 200 17is'; 100
IL 532e total 430O bales eIchSnge-l532c paid TO 300
APul ei MAY Sale. TO-DAY % Msrch, 800 l6c 500,
Il Il $ & lS go B Ao 5od o & iS s3 G 100 400 H. iqi &c., lSS YSS
l6S 300 lg l-$3o 100 l6S lQQ n 70 3l52S; 900 16si
l6; 100 l6 l5.32c 1sOO 10 7.6e June 500 l7c; 200
&c ss2s coo 6 e yo 100 tG i i6e 100 100 l5$s SU
total 10 300 bales grand 2OsO bales sIchl.el paid
reported rom sIs' hands The following telegram eeeyed from Rio de
JSrIR Msrch 2S Of Coaee foI United states since
2Sh ut 900 bags os at Gate 2O60SD BAGS; daily
The o business quotations Of Yesterday which
1sss s M S 1 fRS Ra s & 51r 5 nI .5 e11lsaS
Memaet arrived al Paa March H. viii broken ha and would sail
FLOUR AND NEALA Moderate degree Of activity and considerable
tSs past week ae 5qs h been largely GOnaned to the domestic
h, e fny Of many e,pOr orers and M 10 bur~isy
shippers evueee but little desire purchase eIte1 Since then
bsy. an limited The low and medium grades
scs. mach rrtsy IN he ale, and m Wjptef Wfst brands espe
sl n, taE f,b "est b,s bsn far rT a,bongb
Of Wheat Four this uechhohood has been
conclusive pTo5ffs Spa Wheat Flour Is atisrng more general
Wipie W6est sovSg State Should reen5e ana lote csrfiy the
shspss IN The character % trade Admitting that the crop
q The consumption Of wnter Wheat Flour is Yearly Gi.
e, 'a now @ & % % w, Wh s' S the aiS aso i 1t eea
Ssi e1rAe ioI 'Sil 10 ne interior to con'9ne to purchase
y ls oeoy sgsn Them snd tle uste prospee Of
decded Of the Low Medium
grades Of Wisconsin and Minnesota Extras
have been PEELED 70 yield 70 effect sales promptly though faoe
Bzker Extras have been vel local
them cutie freely hitherto but because Of
oepoe ihen but iO ufaon the all absorbing
question the Ccce Fmv hras have sold slowly and being
pepty ualed good hu1css doae No and
foe at improved pHes 'nd We fHd the stock q these quite light
uDderstlud production diminishing. Ground Flour
beer Moderate aBd previous prices, cr he West Indie,
Csra AHeca be exports of the week 372eg bbs against
tb for the We added
sgh stock ps chiefly Of Medium grades Of spug
To-day he demand 0T Flour r tie
medium std Fsm grades 10 moeae demand at irregular prices;
6ocd No aDd SDhne lair demand and brmer the close the
nrtei h tr ~th far inquiry for tie grades limited
nand for medium grades bb including
<jOO tbs Western Extra arrive % pryae terms and 600 bbs
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30
Our Order Department.

, from ,sv mart Of the country will BE- Sled receipt Of m"uv
or Ofc oreI. by express mail Goods deh.rs ire e ~
De 20 SnT pa u C brooklyn WAAaHsbufsb Jsi'J
CITY or HoDoken
"a I'LL ma, ron well % cal every DAY. there !, estshha
he country where AssOacns Of goods "'1 '
.oaable prices
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30
narch ITO Liverpool Per Young Amerca...... 39S0i
March 1870 Liverpool per Sarah Gree.'.''''.' SZ40o

Total centss .o,roi I3b Of
Marh FOR Liverpool GA half sacks aud Luz quarter sess
Flour being equal to los barrels shipments 70 s'H hi~H W
the l,t of September been 3OS,fO6 centals
The exports from Portland Oregon TO the tnea 1
be oner cement # present harvest August 1870
TO "a of March lS74 1913 1919 cental or I 9 9ll
OF the Of Sl 5S9 6G2 The Flour exports are 09oo| po
lad
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30
NEW DEPARTMENT..
SPRING STYLES.

LANES, AND CHLDRENs FURNISHING GOODS AND UsDEf
WEAR
VgpFRCLOTHiNG IN GREAT VARIETY
s,,i,sI ue..r, Real XII u. H. NJ Co. Goyes Lees srnn
Lnleryess al S9c. former pnoe tl o.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30
GOA Sc IS

goOd cslnan and frm sales Of $50 bOG We
SB Mes Ies.V 81 s59ss 90 Corn Veal Bfws 80 45ds 80
Con- Meal %snsIs 75o 10 Corn MelBTweP. g - 52
S"'t s.NA "est Zj 80 Coru Meal GOd bsr a 30
Bag heai fairly active Pine White 81 65dSl 10 DO leloN,
tIoasd Feed at 81 25aSl so.
xJvAIs IKox sRpr l 1873 70 pArk
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30
eAGUA-Schoo1er c. L. Paige.
ap ouo f.Jf.....rItas
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Bacon B.....,.....l 800 RosB bb........ 1900
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30

OYrCs or THE IloCsToS TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY Co..,
No. 80 WALr-sr., NEw.loaK, March 2G 1874.
TE'IE COUPONS due April 1 on Consolidated
Il bonds will be paid at National 81 Bank ~ - "
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30

" GREAT NORTHERN L. 90. y NaI-st-t0npJns OF tle
First Mortgage International r. r. Co.. rau Apn l.
ST4 will PAID In col acf at date preselOn al TIE
National City Bank, No. 90 Wallst - ..., -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-04-11
The Prussian.

PORTLAND, April III, io'f'
To the Editor of the Press:
As usual, must again impose on your good
nature, to notice communication over the sig
nature of cabin passengers lately arrived per
steamship Prussian. 800 Voyage" Liverpool
to this port, and which appeared in the Mon
treal Herald of the Sth inst, complaining OF
parsmony tsic) in sending aforesaid ship to sea
short of coal las they say.)
We left Liverpool with heavy head WIND,
which lasted until within few hundred miles
of port and these people grumble because our
ship aoas not driven under aeater the greater part
of the voyaqe, which would have been the case
had Capt Dutton thought fit to force the ship
in the face OF the wind Of course these
people know all about the sailing of steam
ship, especially IN stormy aUeather, how she
should be coaled and victualled. No doubt
they know more about measuring yard OF
tape or selling paper of pins, and they should
accordingly never forget the old adage: "Ne
sutor ultra crepidam''
Notwithstanding the length of the voyage,
the victualling department was all that could
be desired, and our worthy chief steward and
staff were highly complimented by the passen'
gers for their attention and ceaseless care in
catering to the most fastidious and our captain
was presented with testimonial at the end OF
the voyage, to that effect
Yours respectfully,
DUNNAGE.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-04-11
News and Other Items.

Fred Seward is writing biography of his IA
ther, VIM. H. Seward.
Chicago is becoming alarmed because Lake
Michigan is gradually recedng. 1t fears it is
destined to become an inland city by another
century.
The great suit of Hazard and others against
the Union Pacific Railroad Company lCredit
ed Immediately in the Supreme Court of Rhode
Island.
A man in Ottawa, ILL.,. recently plugged a
tooth with cotton saturated IN creosote to relieve
the pangs of tOothache. lie allowed IL sumo
: how to drop out ana swallowing It rifed OF the
poison.
A Georgia negro who bet $40 that Gen.
Washington commanded the Federals at Bull
Run handed the money over with the remark:
"Well, dis yere hist'ry business is all mixed up
anyway"
A London despatch states that official nego-
tiations are now being conducted between a
representative of the American government
and Joseph Arch, whereby the latter is to ar
range for an extensive emigration of laborers
from Great Britain to the United States.
A Milwaukee paper is responsible for the
story that young German girl died of joy on
meeting her betrothed in that city. She had
come all the way from Germany to join him.
She embraced him upon her arrival, and when
he tried to disengage himself her hands were
firmly clasped about his neck in death. Her
heart was literally broken with JOY