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Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-10
Tennessee at the Centennial.

Col. Prosser yesterday received let
ter from Mr.. George E. PHrvis, Presi-
dent of the Tennessee Centennial
Board, stating that he had secured q, =
600 square feet for Tennessee, and that
no application bad been made for space
until that day, The last on which such
applications lOere to hare been received.
He had also secured 100 square feet in
the park for the erection Of band
some tent, purchased at Vienna by
Gen. Wilder. This tent is 80 feet
square, and will be used as the Ten
nessee headquarters.
Gen. Wilder has been appointed
special agent to take charge Of Tennes-
see minerals to be exhibited. Any one
desiring to have samples of the min
eral wealth Of Tennessee placed on ex-
hibition, should correspond with him.
American.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-10
NEH ADVERTISER ENTs.
Advertised Letters
p. o, KNoKvILLE. TIsE.. Nov. s.

P.o. Knoxville, rESE,. Nov. 8. 1875.
A-Annie And, raon.
B-MYs Esther d Baird. NeopoeOn Bowerman
az, VIM Bender. VIM Beam.
s'-Charles W Craw ord. II Carlisle.
D-F Dyer.
E-Chas Eppse Willie A Eakin.
ss-Winfiald Giaspy
H-Mrs A j. Hall, ID Uartline, Rev L Hoss,
Miss Minnie Hyland. W u Harris
I-Hugh Mac Isaac,
jet 4 Idol, Mrs Eliza Jones. Jones.
X johnson,
KID w Key, Joe '. Knott. o II Kerley.
ALEX LanRd n j 4 Leak.
M-Edward MarIe., q w McC 'annahan lco).
Joseph Matchon, Jasper G Mcclellan. Nor
ley, p McEntee.
N-Nichoias, Page h Co. John Numon.
PR Prchatd, WILSON Pile.
H-GeOrge Robson, l. G Rudder. Miss Slndy
Rentfro, Monsieur j can Paul Rochat. Miss A
Ross.
s-Sec'y 0rien.a al Lodge f 4 AN, + n Smith,
Joe STOWE, Mrs Martha sharp, n ISIS Malie shoe
maker, Moses Siiger.
T-Miss Chaslntte Trgg NJ Taylor, Miss Fan
ME Tiprencts MIS- Thomas. susan Trigg,
WINS ANA Weeks, Alexander woliver, Mr.
II A Wilkins. j II b Waugh, Mary ) Wight, "
Ii Natlington. Samuel Wildly.
Persons calling forany OF the above letters will
ask for advertised letters and pay one ceot foG
advertising fee. VIM. RULE.
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Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-10
COMM ERCIAL.

CHRONICLE OFPlCE,

CHRONICLE OFHlCE,
Knoxville, TENN, Nov. 8 1875.
The market generally continues dull,
with but few changes TO note in leading ar
ticles. Merchants speak of the past week
as having been the dullest of the season.
Wheat is in better demand and prices
higher. Wequote prime white at $l.l5,
with light arrivals.
The market continues crowded with po-
tatoes, both Irish and sweet, green apples,
and new corn meal, all of which meet with
exceedingly low prices.
There is but little demand for bacon as
the market is well supplied with fresh pork
and beef
Eggs have advanced again and are now
bringing zoe per dozen with light arrivals
The supply of butter continues good with
but little prospect of further decline
Feathers are not so active as they were
last week
We quote;
WHEAT-Quiet; white $1l5.
COEH-Old crop; loose, 729c.; sacked
in depot, 774c new in the ear, 40a45 cents.
LARD-Firmer, l5al5lc.
OATs-New crop, 35a4Oc.
lRIsH PoTAToEs-New crop, 25a50 per
| bushel.
AAY-Fair demand 9OaSlO), baled
| Loose from wagons, 75aS5c per 100 lbs.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples, Bate Peaches,
quarters, SAGE; halves, 9al0c. Blsckber.
ries, 6a6lc.
| FLOUR--Dull and weak; country family,
| buying, 81 75a3.00; selling, .00a3 25; ex-
ira, buying, $3.50 275; selling, 81. 75s
800 Knoxville City Mills, our standard
family" 1895; Pearl Mills family, 49, 10
| City Mills family, S29 Pearl Mills extra
1870.
BAooN-Hams, l2lal8i clear sides, 10
shoulders, IL.
GRASS SEED-Blue grass, $780, herds
grass, Sl.75a2OO; orchard grass, $40
timothy, $500; clover, $1,000
tEATHERs-Active; prime, 62a53 mixed
25a30c.
BuTTEE-Choice to fancy, 1sa2Oci com
mon l5al6sc.
Zoos Good demand, 20c
kAGs-COtton, 24A2ic.
BEEswAX-27aZoc pei pound.
TOBACCO ennessee leaf, 6al2c.
GIEsESG- 75casl 90.
SEEERA SEAKE-ln demand, 65aO0c.
YELLOW RoOT-Dull, &c.
Wool Washed. 3ia40c per ID.
FURs-Out of season.
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baltimore MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Nov. S.-Oats quiet but
firm; Southern, 40a48; western white,
"A; western mixed, 4la43. Rye firm
but quiet, 80as5. Hay dull and heavy;
Maryland and Pennsylvania, $2OOOa
23.00. Provisions scarce and tirmer;
order trade fairly active. Pork, $23 so.
Bulk meats, jobbing, packed shoulders,
02a10; clear rib sides, Is. Bacon, shout
ders, lOs; clear rib sides, IA; hams, LOLA
10. Lard steady; refined, l4ial5. But
ter quiet and steadyj western extra, Is
a30; do fresh, 25a27. Petroleum very
dull; crude, 81; refined. l3al3i. Coffee
nominal, rio, cargoes, l8a2O1i job6ing,
l81a2l1. Whisky dull, Sill 6-l2a
lii lie. Virginia consuls, 90 bid to-
day. Sugar quiet and steady, lObalOs.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-10
HOME CIRCLE.
DOMESTIC BLIss-A FRAGMENT,

A married lady of thirty odd,
Every evening | see in their beds
A bakers dozen Of curly heads.
Every morning my slumbers greet
The patter pstter Of twenty-six feet.
Thirteen little hearts are always in a fluttcr
Till thirteen little mouths are filed with
bread-and-butter
Thirteen little tongues are busy all day long.
Twenty-six little hands, with doing some
thing wrong,
Till fam am to do,
With an energy, too.
And when my poor husband comes home
from his work,
Tired and hungry, and fierce as Turk,
What do YOU think is the picture he sees
A legion of babies, all in breeze
Johnny is crying,
And Lucy assigning,
A nd worn-out mamma, with her hair all a.
flying;
Strong and angry William beating little
Nelly;
Charley in the pantry eating curraut jelly
Richard struttng round in ,papa's Sunday
coat
Harry at the glass with razor at his
throat;
Robert gets his fingers crushed when Susy
shuts the door,
And mitigates their aching with a forty
pound roar;
Baby at the coal hod hurries 10 begin,
Throwing in his mite to the universal din
Alas I! my lord and master being rather weak
Of nerve, he
Begins to lose his patience in the stunning
topsy.turyy,
And then the frightened little ones all fly
to me for shelter,
And so the drama closes mid a genera
helter-skelter.
III give you my name, lest you find me a
myth:
Yours, respectfully, Mrs. John Smith.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, Nov. s.
New York Market.

NEW 1Ohhi NON' o.
Money easy, 2a3. Gold dull aud
weak, Sl.14}al.l4s Governments ac-
tive and lower new SIS, l.l5}. Ex-
change quiet and steady, 4.S01.
Cotton quiet and steady; sales of
1854 bales at Is 5.l6a13 11-16.
Flour dull, in buyer'O favor. South
ern -four heavy, moderate business do
ing; common to fair extra, S5.45a6.50;
good to choice extra, Sc. 55a9.0 90. Wheat
about cent lower, more doing; $l.lO
all for inferior new winter red west
ern. Corn firmer, light supply, fair
demand for mixed Coffee, Rio, dull
and heavy; IS a20, gold, for cargoes /;
lSa2l4, gold, for job lots. Sugar firm,
fair demand; 7BaS5 for fair to good re-
fining; S5aSf for prime; refined
steady, fair inquiry; 9Bal0 for standard
A /; l04 for graduated and powdered ;
IL for crushed. Molasses, grocery
grades, foreign, quiet and unchanged ;
New Orleans lower, so bbls. new crop,
75a7S. Pork uery quiet, heavy; mess,
job lots, 1913 00a23.25. Lard dull low err
old prime steam, 1871. Whisky more
active, SLY.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-10
Chancery Court at cambridge
0. BILL-No. 6s5.


Susan Dial ct al. VS.. Thomas Cevenger ct al
TT APPEARING TO THE CLERK AND
i Master, from he bill a ed in this cause. which
IS sworn to, that John De lnison and wiIe Francis
DennisOn are re.idents Of Illinois; and that Duke
Clevonger and tue heirs Of benjamin Cltvenger
whose names are Benjamin Cleyenger, George
Cleyenger, Harrison Clevenger. Susan Clevenger,
Elizabeth Clevenger and Nancy Clevenger, are
residents o. the State of Missouri: 1t is ordered
by the Clerk and Master that pu bicat on be made
for four successive eeks in the Knoxville Weekly
Wing and Oh oniole. notifying said defendants to
appear before the ChanceTy Court at Dandrldge
for Jefferson osunty. Tennessee. on tne second
Monday of January next. and make defense to
complainants bull or the same will be taken for
cOnfess ed and the cause set for caring parte
as to them. copy OF the Order-attesI,
ID. ii. MEEK. Z. + NJ.
November 3. 1S75-xi OwIt
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Nov. S.-Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat dull; $l.l5a
l.22 for new red. Corn steady, with a
moderate demand; old, 5Sa60c.; new,
42a50c. Oats dull, 2Sa40c. Barley dull
and unchanged. Rye quiet and steady,
78a80c. Pork scarce, but firm at SD so.
Lard quiet and firm steam, $3.50
1850; kettle, Sl3.25. Bulk meats
steady, with fair demand shoulders,
S3a9c.; clear rib sides, 1l2al2c.; clear
sides, l2tal2ic., all partly cured and
packed. Bacon nominal, and green
meats quiet and firm shoulders, 74c.;
clear rib sides, l04c. Live hogs active
and firm common, S7.O0a7.25; good
light and common, $700a7.25; good
light and packing, $7.35a7. 55 ; good to
extra butchers, 81 65a775; receipts,
AGO. shipments, $50. Butter steady
and unchanged. Whisky in good de-
mand, but lower, Sl.lO.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-10
Shot and Load.
knoxville Lumber Market.

Knorpille. Mop. 8.
Rough boards and scsntling, $1,000
SO ~ per 1000 feet.
Clear seasoned plank, $40. 00a25.00.
Dressed weather boarding, $l8.0Oa20.0o.
Flooring, $50 00a3500.
Ceiling, SI5. 00a30.00.
Black walnut, green, $30.00a35.00; sea
soned, S40.00a50.0O.
Oak posts sawed tapering, 2Oc each.
Rough cedar posts, 20 to 25c.
Tapered cedar posts, 80 to doc.
Sawed laths per thousand, 3.00a3.6O.
Sawed shingles, S30Oa4,O0.
Shaved shingles, So. 50a4 90.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-10

AS the man Of pleasure, by vain at
tempt to be more happy than any man
can be, Is often more miserable than
most men are, so the skeplic, in a vain
attempt to be wise beyond what Is per-
mitled to man, plunges into dark ness
more deplorable, and a blindness more
incurable than that OF the common
class, whom he despises, and fain
would instIuct.-Colton.
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Chancery Court at cambridge.
0. & l. BIlL-No. 8 6.

o. x l. BILL-No. 6.
Lucy L. Evans ct al. VS. X. J. Ande IN ct al.
TT APPEARING tt THE CLERK AND
L Master from the bill file in this cause, which
is sworn to, that Joseph p. lalbraith. one of the
defendants. is resident of The State of Oregon
1t ia ordered BY the CLERK and Master that publi-
cation be made for four successive weeks in the
Knoxville Weekly Wing and Chronicle notifying
said defendant to appear before the Chaucery
Court AT cambridge FIR JEFF rson unity. Tenne5-
see on or before the second Monday of January
next. and make def nse TO compliments bill. or
the same will be taken for confessed, and the
cause set for hearing ex parte as To him. This.
November =. 1875. A copy of the or1sr
Sil0RAt 10. N. MEEK. C. X NJ.
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Chancery Court at cambridge.
John Nance VS.. D. W. Ramsdell 4 Co.
o. & A. BILL-No. All.

John Nance vs. d. W. Ramsdell 4 Co.
TT APPEARING TO THE CLERK AND
i Mater, from the Allegations of the bill. which
is sworn 10, that the defendants u. W. Rlmsdel
and - Jones Composing the firm Of ID. W.
kamsdell u Coz, are non residents OF this state
1t is ordered by the Clerk and Mater, that the
above named defendants appear before the
Chaneery Court At Daudridge, on or before the
second Monday Of January next aud make de-
Tense to cOmplainant's b 10 this cause, OF the
same will be taken as messed as to them and
the cause set down for hearing * narte, and that
weeks in the Knoxville Weekly Whig and
Chronicle copy of the order-attest,
D. II. MEEK, y. 4 NJ.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-10
school Apnortienment.

This Is to certify that the following
is correct superintendent of the
school fund, collected by w. A. An
dersou, tax collector, for Knox county,
for the month of October, 1875.
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KnOrviiie, Noe. s.
HOGS.
Hogs, gross 6la6i.
BEEF CATTLE.
The market is well supplied, and we
note a decline in prices Beef cattle con
tinue steady at the following rate: Extra
smooth steers at 3; fat cattle, "a to p com
mon to good, IL 10 "a
SHEEP.
Sheep are in fair demand. No. !, Sic. (;
fat, 2ia3c. common TO fair, Sl.bOa2O 90 q
head
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-10

Is il the hand of the Past,
Stretched from its open tomb,
Or spell from thy glamoury cast
o mellow and mystic gloom?
All, wherein | have part,
All that was loss or gain,
Slips fron the clasping heart,
Breaks from the grasping brain.
Lo, what is left? | am bare
As a new born SOUL am naught;
Ny deeds are as dust in the air,
Ny words are as ghosts of thought.
ride through the night alone,
Detached from the life that seemed.
And the best have felt or known
Is less than the least dreamed.
But the Night, like Agrippa's glass,
Now, ss | question it, clears
Over its vacancy pass
The shapes of the crowded years;
Meauest and most august,
Hated or loved, see
The dead that have long been dust,
The living, so dead to me!
Place in the worlds applause?
Nay, there is nothing there!
Strength from unyielding laws?
A CLEAN, and the glass is bare.
The lines of a life in song ?
Faint runes on the rocks Of time?
| see but fOrmless throng
Of shadows that fall or climb.
What else? Am then despoiled
Of the garments I wove and wore?
Have | so RETAINED and toiled,
To find there is naught in store?
| have loved-I loYel Behold,
How the steady pictures rise
And the shadows are pierced with gol
From the stars Of immortal eyes.
Nearest or most remote,
But dearest, hath none delayed
And the spirits Of kisses float
Over the lips that never fade.
The Night each guest denies
OF the hand or naughty brain,
But the loves that were, arise.
And the loves that are, remain.
Home Pastorals, Ballads ond Lyrics, b
Baysrd Taylor.
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Drugs.

Knorville, Nor. 8.
There are no changes to note in our drug
quotations this week, but trade in the line
showed little more activity during the
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Total

Given under my hand, in office in
Knoxville, this the 4th day of Novem-
Der, 1875. b. f. BEARDEN.
Trustee.
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Lord & Taylor,
Importers and Dealers in Foreign and DOmos'i,
DRY GOODS

Will owing to their great success during the
past season, in filling Orders from all parts
Of the United States, give greater ATTEE-
TON to oUT-oF-ToWN business. With an
enlarged DEPARTMENT and increased IA
CILITIEs, they will FIJI all orders by mail
with their usual PROMPTNEss, and, they
trust, with COMPLETE SUBTRACTION.
BLACK and 00L0RBD SILKS, FALL and
WINTER DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, CL0AKS,
LINENS PRINTS, &C. Also, HAMBURGS.
INSERTIONS, EDGINGS TRIMMINGS, &C.
PLAIN and FANCY HOSIERY, GLOVES, UNI
BRELLAS, etc., etc. Each Department being
complete and replete with all the novelties to be
found in the European markets.
As- Our Ladies' Shoe Department contains a
stock unsurpassed I,r elegance durability and
lowness of pIica. Dire tons for self measure-
Inent sent on application.
RS- Complete assOTtul ent of Gents' Flu nishing
Goods. Shirts Col airs, CUTS. Ties Hose GOyes,
&c. Goods sent TO any part I the ecu airy. Shirt
measurements sent on application.
41- For the accommodation of Ladies and Fam
lilies who are unable visit the ty. full lines of
samples Of all grades of DryGoo will be sent, and
orders by mail flied with the greatest possible care
Broadway and Twentieth street
NEW YORK.
viIRw2mos
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I ride in gloomy land
travel a ghosily shore
Shadows on either hand,
Darkness behind and before:
Wells of the summer night
Dusking the woods know
a whisper haunts the height,
And the rivulet croons below.
a watt from the roadside bank
Tells where the wild rose mods
The hollows are heavy and dank
With the steam Of the golden rods;
Incense of Night and Death,
Odors Of Life and Day,
Meet and mix in a breath,
Drug me, and lapse away.
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wholesale Grocery Market.
Knorville. Nov. s.

~ VI "1IN1NN"7g VII
Grocers' Drugs.
Indigo, SFSl OPAL. 25Ftb
do Manila |. 25t0l .35
Dutch Madder. ..l6glSc
RAn, .A
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Live STOCK Market.

Rnorvills. NoU. s.
Hnng
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-26
Imports.

LIyERPO0L-Per steamship Cordova-i5 bbis
seed loo sacks ale 205- boxes tnpidte i 600 states
1000 tiles 1ia soda ash . rs bleaching powders
100 drums caustio soda pkEs mdse 10 order-20 cts
rrune~ Kilder Peabody &co-l case ndse \ j Wat
sou-l do Phil l.rber-2 sacks mdSc StlG & kfug-o-
pkrs mdse 10 pkgs eartbenware j Stevenson-o do
If Pavro-u casks hardware A Olivier bale bag
rinr Louisiana Oil Col ease ndse Sarah Dorsey
| do Troirros-30 sacks coffee % cases cheese a IL
Miller &eo-9 cases mdse Ocean. Lerega &co-2 do
ka-z 4 Barnttt-2 do l. Pierre &co-l2 do casks do
MAYER Bros pkgs mdse d II Holmes &co-4I do
Anderson & SIMPSON, cases mdse Wallace aco-l4
40 G. A VIII tney &co-l do l. Hoolsberger-3 pkgs
mdse 0 Lelevre-3 casks hardware II Brunei Jr
case mdse q tireen-l do eyols x JamIson-l 90
q Dunbar 4 Som pix - mdSe Patton-l6 casks
hoes 4 Baldwin Aco-l00 casks beer Rareshlde
Macs case mdse McStea Vaue-30 pigs cart
enware d Morphy &co-45 do Renicke 8 Berg-le
nix gs rndse 4 f. frandor-9 mdse N PUG aco-
! bales do A Brous eau-36 casks soda ash W IN
nincbam-l parcel A " Smythe-1 do j L Harris &
CO. do + LayueteEuIl
HAyANA-Per steamship Ya>oo i.4 hhds sugar
70 Chatfraix & Agar boxes do Il Troisgros-io
hhds moasses ties honey 10 pines rum - 400 cigars
F Eiokerman-10000 do \ Whitney &co-25 GOO o
Nasich-lO do Hernsheim & Bro-tt, 600 do TO order
ii pkgs mdse Avendano Bros-l5 do Jos Barpa-l'
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-26
EXUOrI6.

HAVEE-PeY shin Minnie " sse'ow-S99l bales
cotton 1866 bdls hides 2i00 pcs oak slaves
HANANA-Per bark Adelia Caretou-2OOe bbls
-four 2i25.sacks BOB boxes bacon 252l plckets
sasks c5wpeas IL pcs black walnut }237 bricks
ST MARKS CEDAR KEYS AND TAMPA BA \
Per schooner White Wing-25l bbls -four 20 bbls
pork 35l sacks Al sacks oats casks meat rs
do lee pkgS mdse
APALACHICOLA-Pe schooner Eer'infa-so
sacks bran y bbls flour sacks coffee bbio sugar
terces Lard hbls pork % pkgs mdse
RUATAN-Per schooner MAY Evcline-Y bhf pork
bhS hour 10 hi bbs flour . hf bbls pork Iii bbl>
beef , boxes cheese ] terce bacon bales tobacco >
kegs butter Dbl whisky fierce shoulders l hbl 81
ear IA pkgs mdse sacks corn 30U0 feet lumber 20O0
shingles
Ship Beethoven smith ssom. DreneFhsysn Feb Ssh
To master
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0I4llg or FHF Y J. AID CIR L. Co. !
Nafrhnz Mareh |, - {

Natchez March i-15 s
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at thu
office UNTIL THE FIRST DAY OF MAY
NENT, for the construction and completion of this
road ready for rolling stock, from the present ter
minus in Natchez TO the town of Fayette a distance
OF twenty five and half miles. The road is now
graded tor twelve and half miles from the Natchez
terminus, and the iron laid for 9 G100
miles, The established gauge of the road is three
feet six inches, There two miles Of iron con
sructon train, large quantity Of bridge timber and
ties on h9nd.
Bids will be received for the whole or part Of the
work. in sections OF not less than three miles-the
contractor to give good security for the completion
OF his contract by the first day CT October next
The work will be paid Tor i'll CASH in monthly in
stallments, a. the work progresses.
The { mpany reserves the night to alter or change
the present location Of the road and the contractor
to BE- paid at the rate if the work was per
formed on the route at present located also the
rightto reject any OF all bids
Further information be had Of the President
OF at the Company office.
By order OF the Board Of Directors
W. T MARTIN, President
j. ii FllZPAIRICh, Secretary. mig 2et
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Arrived.


rit.'l steamship Tofdova sivams fsom YivaiY,p
Feb - II Ocean. IcTcga tVc"-3a list }}
hip Norris, BarstoW - " IRON Hare ia Bybca
in ballast to master-Poiut
hip Crescent City, De ara, - .'ay from NavTe :
ballast to master-Pont
choonrr Anita Laurent says srorS Key Wsss. Z
Gnasttx-.d diss
STEAMBOATS,
Josephine, Cozzins from Bonnet Care
\ J Baker Poe. from CAIRO, with three barge
ST MARY lrobst from Lower Coast
Mary Houston. Miller. from LouiSyi'a
WawenOck Gleason from Bonnet Care
+ Hodge. McElToy, from Baton Rouge
w Pike. Brown from Fisher Landing
tlarksville Jones, from Little Rock
j L Frazer, Canton. from Lower Coast
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schooner VI Pppo from Coyington
Schooner Mary Ann. from Tchrtmcta iSv"g
Schooner tipsev from Pearl river
Schooner Monterey from Blind river
Schooner Be- Friend from Blind llser
schooner Falster FROM Biloxi
Schooner Farmer. from Stockton
Schooner Ann MciuInn from Iangipshua
schooner Two Friends from Stockton
Schooner America. from Stockton
Schooner Elba from Wolf river
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Amelia from Bav 81 LGl.s
Schooner Lagrange. from Bil0Xl
Schooner Susanna. from TChefuncta r1veP
Schooner Chas Perry. from Tang pahoa
Schooner Mary Jane. from BaNou Lacomba
Schooner Hattie NJ. from Bayou Lacombe
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Bark Nellie May. Blair, 30 days Aroma Live'pooY 60
Ocean Zcreca SEQ
Bark Johh L Dlmmock. Lincoln. 40 days from HavEe
master
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BelOw-Cominx Tn.

Ship ExpoundeI Croker. from Liverpool Jan =. 70
master
Norwegian bark ImpcIatoY. 'ens N. 30 days from
Bremen to Ocean Ierega &co
Bark Fritz. Gnndersen. 50 ,lays from Havre, 10 mas
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do F Sancho &co-30 bbls oranges Torre-3O do
Oteri
| UTJLLA-Per schooner Lily Of the Valley-1750
punches banana % 900 planns 81 600 cocoanuts and
bbls man goes TO I Macheca SEQ
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TXCURSION TICKETS FOR SALE.-To St
L. Lonis via Mobile; good till April l. Apply to
j. B. WOODS 4 CO.. 10i Common street f25
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN

Frlday Morning, March &c. l575
The river Office Of the BULLETIN has been
removed from Kouns's Building, Canal street
Gerry landing, to No Delta street, over E.
0onery u Sons, where the undersigned can
be found daily from s 4. NJ to p NJ
NJ. II. Duncan, IT,, viii, from and after
This date, represent Us on the landing when
We are not there IL person. Any other party
claiming to represent Us Will be an imposter,
IS We have no other assistant
GEo. J. DUNCAN,
River Reporter i. 0. Bulletin.
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Below Waiting Orders.
|ut.itc-WnitiuR OrdeI

Ship Aigoma Curry from Li,sTsoo: jar %, 20 mas
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