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RETAIL DEPOTS:

RETAIL DEPOTS:
At j. Donney's Magazine Street Market.
f. Hers Magazine Street Market.
f. Dra.er's AGO Chippewa street.
VIM Myers's Ninth Street Market.
Jas Mc(: chan Second Street Market.
Scrrlygs Co. s. 49, Magazine street.
s. pattini's Poy'lras Street Market.
:. Riauds, Poydras Street Market.
Keller Market Ice house.
F. A. Bllme s. 6G ST Louis street,
5. Taranele's ? Maine street.
Geo. Nighthearts, 1870 Rampant street
A. Pedretti's Madison street
f. w. Scherev's s37 Ram, art street.
W. DastillOns Fulton Market
G Van den Brouckes, sss ST. Louis street.
j. Browns IL Vaudeville street
FRANCIS j. WEHNER,
mh.,O3 81 Secretary.
WARM & MORTIMER,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
* .POYDRAs STREET.
....... Receivers oi =
| cape City" Orleans, Jas Gorlons Extra
| Red Sea-" "Trupcal' Champion" and various
other brands OF FLOUR miles, St
DAUL SAUVE-
SrATIONER AND PRINTER BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTURER.
Cotton Samplins Paper Bank and Insurance Printing
| 80 Commercial Place.
| Between Camp and st. Charles streets.
| mh.- At New orleans
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Cow Peas-COyy Peas.

NEW ADvEkIlSENE EN- H.
Cow Peas-COT Peas.
1000 sacks Carolina Clay PEAS.
HAY, CORN.
OATS BRAN,
GRITS HOMINY,
MEAL, FLOUR, etc.
For sale in lots to suit.
4. A. GREENWOOD a CO.,
apl II u Magazine street.
LNRENCE SPIRITS.
rs barrels Extra Qualify FRENCH SPIRITS in
Warehouse and for le in lots to suit purchasers.
THOS H. HANDY T. CO.,
II and IL Royal street.
New Orleans April lst, le15. apl3 st
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

Office Board Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New Orleans April 1st. 1875 The maximum vaua-
ton of Cotton for River Insurance for and during the
current month Of Apri! is fixed at Eighty Dollars per
bale. GEO MAIHEk secretary
AMI 1t
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Under THE PATRONAGE OF THE LADIES
OF NEW ORLEANS
ST. PATRICk'S HALL.
Grand Concert, April Z, 1873.
For the Relief of the Widow and Orphans of
the late
CHARLES BRULARD,
Killed ON the 14th f september. 1874.
Under the direction Of Prof. G. COLLIGNON. The
princpal artists Of the French Opera, and Mrs. L.
NJ. COMES, Of the Jesuits Church. have offered
their generous assistance.
coMIrE DE RECEPTION:
Gen F. n Ogden, Col. 4. Waggaman,
Hon L. A. Wilt. Hon. f. j. Ellis,
Col John Glynn Col j. n. Payne,
Major r. i. Leeas, Hon +. PilsbuIy.
Col w. J. Behan +. Musgr~ye, Esq,
Can't Harrison Watts, Capt X. A. Guibet,
Washington Marks, Esq, Hon. l. n. Marks
John Henderson, Esq, Z. +. Motion ESD,
L. Lalaurie Esq. Major A. Burthe,
F. Chalsrt Esq. o Mazerat Esq,
,yulien Michel ESQ, Henry Bier, Esq,
v n Hebert ESQ., q. De Ferret, Esq.
James Campbell Esq, Paul Capdevielle, Esq,
". Il. Lancaster, ESQ Fergus F'uselier Esq,
l. l. G c" SSrey, ] y richards, Gem {. Bassey,
P. Nugent, S B. Newman.
Concert to begin at 8 O'Clock.
Programme.
PARrI.
L. Trio cor certantpiano clarionette, basson -Brod
Miss e. Cior, Messrs. Z. CiOr and Comet.
D Mr.. Laurent.
D. '''' u Mines A. vercken and II. Comes:
Mr. Gadhe.
5 Air lie la Traviata. Verdi.
: 1''' - " Miss de Jolly.
g. Air lie Don Carlos. Verdi.
Mr.. +. Feitlinger.
:. Air du FrelschufZ w eDer
Mime. A. vercken.
= La ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lhuiller.
Mr.. G. Miral.
l. Romance de Joconde ................--Nico lo.
Mr. Laurent.
g Air DIES Dragons de Villars Maillard.
Mime. TeOni.
Mr.. Merle
Nine H. Comes
Mr.. Chc.
| Miss Il. de Jolly.
Mr. f. Feitlinger
T. Une drOe de soiree. scene humOrislIue. Bertheer
Mr.. Il. Milal.
| Accompa,st ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ph. Greuling.
Mr. L. Grsnewald has generously offered his Stein.
way Pianos.
Abundance one dollar. Tickets sold at the princi
| pal stores and at the door. mi2S
A GRAND FAIR
Will be held under the auspices Of the
| DAUGHTERS OF The EASTERN STAR,
! For the benefit of their Brothers Of the
RICHMOND LODGE mol,
STRINGER LODGE NO2.
PARSONS LODGE No 3,
Working under the jurisdiction Of the
EUREKA GRAND LODGE A. +. A. Y. Nj.
of Louisiana,
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Cool for a hot day-Shadines.

Farewell of the Varieties Company.
Metamora, tonight.
Money. Tomorrow night.
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GREAT SOUTHERN

BOOK HOUSE
AE:;..
-
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WHOLESALE
Bookseller and Stationer,
Invites the attention of the City and County
Trade to his stock Of
Standard, School and Miscellaneous
BOOKS.
His large and varied assortment enables him y
! fill orders with promptness and accuracy, IN
advantage which the trade will not bs
slow to appreciate.
| IN THE STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.
| May be found y complete stock Of
GAP, LETTER AND NOTE PAPER.
ENVELOPES, INK, PENS.
PENCILS, STATES, MUOu.A0R,
/ BLANK, MEMORANDUM
| AND PASS BOOKS, ETa
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in tbis,way may rest assured that their ordsES
will be filed At low rates and ON ~ favorable
tarms A IL thew were present in person.
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stamping done in the most skilful
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Papers put up in One apd Two Quire Boxes. with
or without Initial, ranging in price hom
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r. Livingstone's Last Journals .............. %
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: Adventures Of an Attorney in Search Of
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ct. CHARLES THEATER.
EMILY sOLDENE,
COMIC OPERA.
Thursday and Friday Evenings,
First Time in New Orleans Of Nerves admirable
Opera CHILPERIC-Emily Solene THE
JOLLY KING OF FRANCE
SATURDAY AT IL M--Grand Matinee-GENE
WE'VE DE BRABANT.
SATURDAY EvENING-A Gala night
First time Soldene Company in Opera and Comedy
GRAND DUCHESS
AND IRISH TUTOR.
Prices as usual apl If
RmwELLs ACADEMY OF MUSIC
FOR EASTER WEEK.
Commencing Monday. March -: 1873.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
The NastOdOn Exhibition of the WOrli-Three Com
pete Sh ws in One.
N. D. ROBERTSS FAMOUS JACK AND JILL
PANTOMIAiE COMPANY.
NEwEOMB 8 PHILLIPS STAR SPECIALITY
COMPANY.
MILE DEARDONS GREAT LADY vELOCL
| All direct from Niblos Theater, New York.
Monday April Sc. L. Bremonds Speciality Comb,
| nation ml,2s tt
|OrrfA HOUSE
Thursday, April 1, 1S7J-Nlntinee Mt ~ NJ.
LES DRAGONS De vILLARS, Opera in ; Acts.
THURSDAY EVENING Performance Benefit Of
| Mr. Fetlinger FAUST, Grand Opera. in 3 Acts
| SATURDAY, April B. Benefit OF Mr. De(Sreef,
| First BassO of Comic Opera. apl 1t
SPELLING CONTEST.
ct. Patrick's Hall, April 6, 1878.
The Proceeds to 90 into the Building Fund
of the
CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Two Captains will be designated, who will choose
sides from tine many prominent citizens who will
An. II in the match and the contest will be both in
structive and amusing.
| ADMISSION. FIFTY CENTS.
| Watch for further particulars. mh2s
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The Straits OF Malacoa, Indo.Chins and
China. ......i. w
Half Hour Recreations in Popular Science. 2 50
Adventures of an Attorney in Search Of
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Wilkie COllins's Z" The Law and the Lady"
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Once Of Crescent Mutual Insurance Come
pany-New Orleans, March 20, 1s75-1n conformity
with the fourth article Of the amended charter OF tins
Company an election OF Trustees to serve one year
from the first Monday in June next. will be held al
the office Of the Company, on MONDAY, the 9TH gay
of April 1875 between the hours of ~ NJ and +.
M HENRY V. OGDEN,
mho1 I'd Sec, etary.
Once Of tho Factors and Traders !nsu.
rance Company, 81 CarOndelet street-New Orleans,
March H. is15-In compliance with section article
Of the Charter election for twenty five trustees
to serve as such the next fiscal year will be Id
at the office OF this Company on MONDAY the
10th Anrii next between the hours of II A. NJ. and
2 p. NJ Thus. +. WAIVER
n,h1l I'd Secretary
ONCE or the 1Ievchnnts' Mutual Insurance
Co, No 1O4 Canal street. New Orleans, March 10,
ls7 Notice is hereby given that the annual elestion
for eleven directors shall be held at the office of this
Company on MONDAY April 9Th, 1915, between the
hours Of 10 A. NJ. and = P. NJ.
CIV. MOTT,
ph1a I'd Secretary.
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North Louisiana aud Texas Railroad
Through bills Of lading given to all stations on this
road for freight shipped per steamers Z. :. Leo,
Pargoud and Matches.
JNO. JANNEY, Agent,
n6 # III Common street
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T CORDIALLY COMMEND THE FIRM OF
| SAMUEL l.. BOYD, VIII" will continue the Dry
Goods Business to the patronage OF my friends
L. H. GAKDDER.
New Orleans April l. ls.5. apl I'm
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>ible supply Of Cotton as Made up By Cablt
and telegraph.
y, Y, Financial Chronicle. 9th ult.

Below we give our table Of visible supply
As made up by cable and telegraph tonight
The continental stocks are the figures Of last
Saturday. but the totals for Great Britain and
The afOat for the Continent are this weeks re-
turns and consequently brought down to
Thursday evening; hence to make the totals
the complete figures for tonight, March 49,
We add the item Of exports from the United
States, including in it the exports Of Friday
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Sole proprietor Of the celebrated
EYRICHS MERCHANTS PEN,
GEN. r. E. LEES OWN PEN.
EYRICHS CREOLE LADIES' PEN,
EQUAL TO ANY PEN MADE IN THE
WORLD.
SAMPLE BOXES SENT BY MAIL ON RE.
CEIPT OF TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
TRADE SUPPLIED.
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schr Jennie, Rogers, Nantucket for New York, with
fsh 10 order.
schr CTrrie Jones orcult Roekland for New York,
with lime 20 Brown a Co. -
Sehr Mary Eliza, Coleman, New Bedford Tor New
York
sehr Palestine Loud, Kennebec for New York.
schr Decatur Cakes Baker Providence Tor New YORK.
Schr r. Edwards. Ward, Boston for New YORK
Schr = Nash Providence for New YORK
schr Ida L. Markell Boston for New York
BOUND EAST.
US steamer Powhattan. BROOKLYN for New BEDFORD
Steamer Gaucus. Bearse. New York for Boston,
Steamer Gaatea. Walden New YORK tor Providence.
Bark Blue Bird (Br), Kitchener, New YORK Tor Lon
don.
Brig 0nolaska, Hart New ork for Trieste.
Schr Peerless, smith. Hohoken for Providence.
Schr Entire Kinnear, Rondout for Fall River
Schr Henry LemueL JARVIS Rondout Tor Greenport
schr Northern Light, Harper, hoboken for Lynn
Schr Richard Law Hawkins, RondOEt tor PawtuckeL
schr Chioni, Grant kondou for Boston.
Schr Sea Breeze. Greeley. HobOken for Boston.
Schr J Crafts, Greeley, Rondout for Portland
Schr Henry Gibbs Coffin. HobOken Tor Mareham.
schr WIN Douglas McEndee, from Whitestone, on
cruise
sehr Nuiato, Wall Hoboken for Boston
Schr Hazelton, Rogers RondOut for Boston.
Schr Ann Eliza, Caswel HoboSen for Newport.
Schr Hannie Westbrook, Lituejohn, Hoboken for
Portland.
schr d Wilson. Noble Hoboken for Boston
Schr q Nash, Crowley, Port johnson for Newbury-
port
Schr New Regulus, Stewart Elizabeth TOR Providence
Schr FarrOw. Force, ROndout for Salem.
Schr Emma Wlnsor smith, New York for Boston,
Schr Geo Perry, Perry Rondout for Boston.
Schr Tyler, Miller, Baltimore Tor Sace
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Aug 2-sailed. bark ConQuestatore dtaD.
Lauro New York.
BRISTOL Aug s-Arrived, ship B Eazeltlne Gilkey,
CronstadL
BELFAST, Aug 3-sailed, bark Arbitrator (Br), Han
nah, North America
Sailed I'd brig Somerset CBrl, Healey United states.
BREMEN, Aug 2-Arrived, bark Roberto (Br), 1eddes,
New York
Janero.
CnRIsrIANA-saied, brig FERN CNor), Dahl, United
States.
CAPE vERDs-salled banks Warren Hallett Doane. for
-; Curlew (Br), for Bull River. sc.
EIsrSoRE July 3O-Arrived, bark Abatros (Nor). An
dersen, New York.
FLEETWOOD Aug 2-saled, ship Fremtd CNor), Michael
sen, United States
FALMOUTH Aug o-Arrived, brig Clara PickenS
CoomDs, Cardenas,
Arrived in the Channel 81, ship william Br) Jour
neay New York for London bark Geo Jones OBJ,
Porter do for Rotterdam.
Arrived off the Lizard 3D. PM steamer Canada (Br)
Sumner, New York for London
FREDERIcKsHAvN July sO-Arrived. bark Orient rus.
Orlander. New York.
GENOA, July 3D-Arrived, bark Michele Gaatola utaD,
Ferrera. New Orleans
LIvERpooL, Aug 3-Arrlved, ship semiramis, Gerrish
San Francisco; bark Nictaux (Br Masters New York.
Also arrived 3D. steamer Ponce Gp) Pertuonodo, Bal
timore
LONDON. Aug 3-salcd. ship stratford CSor Nielsen
North Americas bark vopIni dtal, Consigiere United
states,
LrsBoS-sailed, bark Alsvid CNop Marcassen, United
States.
MARYFoRr Aug S--Arrived, bark Henry dor). Boyle
gard, Quebec.
MovILLK. Aug 3-Arrived. steamer California (Br),
Ovenstone, New York for Glasgow.
MAuRIrIUs-Arrived, ship Thomas Lord, Duncan, Cal
cutta New York and aailed July 10 for destination
see peow)
PESARrH ROADS, Aug 3-Arrlved ship Mercator (Nor),
Meiden, Quebec bark Guiding Star (Br), Prouse, New
York.
QUEENSTOWN Aug 3-Arrived, shin st Lawrence (Br),
johnson San Francisco via Acapulco
Also arrived 3D. steamer Marathan ED Garrett Bos
ton for Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON Aug 3-Arrivcd, steamer Donau Ger,
Basins New York for Bremen.
SWANSEA Aug 3-Arrived. bark Forest Queen OR,
Lewis Pensacola
suEDERLAED Aug 2-saied, bark Mamelon (Brl. Wal
ters North America Magnolia, for United States
srErrfs July 3l-sailed. bark AquiIa CSoD, Grunde.
United states.
Sailed n ON -, bark Marine Aus, valcich Qrom
Antwerp New YORK; Marion, for United States.
LONDON Aug Shark Envoy, Berry from noilo for
London, been spoken, date, in lat49 N Ion u W.
with msinmast sprung
ship thomas Lord, Duncan from Calcutta May7 for
New York put into Maurius leaking badly IN her up
per works, but subsequently repaired, and pro
ceeded July 10 Tor destination.
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len unc; banks Holander Dutch Won der Eb for San
ranciscoi Harriet Sarlton harkness ,or
HAVANA, July 2f-Arriyed. ship Lephensvrsssh Vor'
san Sailed satS' baTSs George Roosevelt Hartman,
north Of Haiterasi John Griffin, Westberg do;, ~
and RlchSrd Pierce tBr5' Baftaby for New York dg;
brigs Ned White, Ihombs do do; John swan, Dickson
for north of Hatteras, do, and others unc. an,
hALIEL1 Aug S-Arriyed. bark GRANVILLE senS ,rui,
loch. Ponce; Louisa. Sagua
LUSESsSRe, rs Aug IArriyed PHI bTig Beta Boston
@ANILA-sailec June 4 ships Yosemite, Mack; Boston;
N New York IKE 90 via vO 6th Kendriok Fish, warts
In port June ? ships Comet Bray, for New York; Re
NANzANILLo, July 22-sailed. scnr John L Merrill Hal
in port go, brig. Nellie Ware Ashbury. from New
MGrGNzAs July 26~saed schr EDWARD lds A Sanchez
Benson. north Of Hatterasi 9th. bark Maggie Brown
Arrived Aug i brig Addie Hale, sheppard. Portland
Guest tBrl, Messenger, Bremen; briggs T. j Westaway
(Br), Murchison, Greenock; Nancy, Bass st Pierre
FIoroU Ms. Aug 2--Arrived. bark Charlotte Geddie
% Cleared ID, schr Acadia, New Bedford
RIO GRANDE, June 2O-Sailed, brig Nellie Gay Reed.
In port June 20. briggs Mary AIlerton Bourne (from
RchmOnd), for New York. ldg Lizzie littosen, Wilkin
Rosario June 2O-In port bark sagadahoc, Powers,
from tNewpoTt E via IN Monteydeo .,o.o- u,,o
ntan Br Archer Baltimore via Halifax (and sailed Mt
sYDEEY CB-Arrived July 81 barks Charlie Br), Rob.
inson Hamburg and sailed for New York; Aug Kings
2SSey "a &ee Gne HHsnS Messenge sa avre
Sailed Sd, bark odd Nor, New York. - nj,
Taylor Br), Atkinson, Barrow.
YoKoHAMA-saied June 80 BARK stillman Allen, Tay-
Sailed prior to July Il, bark Annie Bragnon CBr),
in port jniy Il, steamer oxfordshre G3r), for New
YORK via China and sqez Canal; bsrks 4 GeGadard,
smith for new York; Mora BrJ, Angel Tor do; Walton
(BD, Shields, for do.
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THE FLOOD IN THE WABASH.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, August 3, 1875.
The food in the wabash is more than q loot
above the high water mark OF 1858. and severaI
inches higher than ever before since the settle
ment OF the county. All the tributaries have been
running out and the low ground is all oyernowed.
In many places the river is from three TO
i've miles wide. The damage Is ncalcuaol
and great suffering must result To the
tenants on the low lands whose all Is
swept away. The Wabash bottoms Tor an ave.
rage OF a mile and half WIDE, the whole length
OF the river, are submerged. ana the crops, both
harvested and growing. nave been swept away.
Our city IS located on high ground, and but sight
damage has been experienced except 10 manu-
factories and mills. The destruction OF the
Wabash and Erie Canal, between here and Fort
Wayne, Is complete. It Is broken in a
hundred places. The canal and river have
been on level Tor lorty-eight hours,
the water OF the Ilver rushing through
the latter and running over the banks rom
one to tue other at all low places. This Will be a
terrible blow to the people OF the state IL Is i'm
possible TO estimate any more accurately the
acreage submerged. The Louisville, New Albany
and Chicago Railroad Is much damaged between
here and Battle Ground. The other railroads are
all right That portion OF the city located on the
west panK OF the WABASH has been cut OF for two
days by the nigh water overlooking the bridge
and leveeS, and communication is only kept open
by boats. The river has fallen about TWO ana a
hall inches since seven O'Clock this morning ana
Is still very slowly recedlng.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Aug 2-Arrived steamship c Knight,
a6s ESee BSa
L Corson Jas N Flanagan, and n Hedges from -
sailedn-Schrs Gov Burton Somerset; VIM Mason and
-.XPP6N1UG, July sl-Arrived, schr Shamrock, Troy,
Aug ARRIVED schr VIM Huston Gardner. George
BOSTON, Aug s-Arrived bark Meguntcook, Hem
ingway s. Martins; sehrs z Knight Miller Whining
wilson. Wilson, philadelphia, t,...,ou
briggs Chance l5r), PANE, Aqua; Amelia Emma, field,
Ponce Abby Watson, Holden Baltimore; Eliza stevens.
schts Flora 6rowiey, 6ro@iey, Richmond, Va; Nary
Ingraha@ ingranam. j ? Paige, Haley; VIM seull,
SOUL. and Frank Leaning, Cullen, Phladelphia; Mary
Cleared-steamer wm Lawrence, Howes, Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Aug 2-Cloared bark UoJus (NoD, Jan
sd-Hrrived, steamers Fannie Csdwallader.. Foster,
gan P6adsiphia; bSrts klen stevens Brown, aaSsn-
zasi hyr Go1, hammers, Liverpool; sansome Aus),
Psi, ames sagua fhos fiisbury. Piicher Kempt t
Ms; Mary Fenwck, Richards, Boston (and cleared
Also arrived, barks J W Holbrook, Mitchell and e A
sanehez Benson, Matanzasi wave King (Br), CorbetL
Ciearcd-steamers HISTORIAN CBr) wylie. Liverpoo via
Halifax; Chihan Br. Bremen, Liverpool Nineland
Bowen Bowen, New nork1' Henry L cav Piers9n Phiia.
Annie yerden, Mathson, Boston; Electra Bailey. Allen
saed-Bark Nordhavet Bremen.
BRUNSWICK, Ga, July 25--Arriyed, schr Nellie Treat
schr r Ireland ownsend Charleston DA'''m0'e
w SsHsd g sShrs Whzsney Long mSSes New York
do.
BULL RIVER, SC, July So-sailod, brig Ottawa OBJ.
Howell. England.
BANGOR, July a-Cleared, schrs Levi Hart Crowley
LlVerpooli Geo Harris, Partridge, Philadelphia; W
Woodruff HASKELL New YORK; Forest City, Johnson
Washington, DC.
den, Mckay, New York
.BUUksPQRT, July 27-Arrived, schr Mary Louisa
Kent New York.
,,sArH, July 5o-sailed. schr Anna Is Babcock, Lee,
Philadelphia.
SstATriyed, ship Caledonia Potter, Liverpool 500 rs
Geo Glover, Perry, New York Matte " Atwood
NeWCOmb, Boston, TO load for Bristol Channel.
SaIed-Schrs RIVAL Dunton, New York John middle
ton, Jr, Townsend, Washington; Grace Gushing ham-
ton, New York Adranna, Merrill, do; Caroline hled
re, DiSes Phlaqelphia, W w Pharos Collins 40 y u
OdiOrne, Croweu, baltimore; Lulu, snow, Richmond,
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Kate Mitchell Eastman New York.
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Emma Porter Chapman Boston for Pittston TO load
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-04
THE FLOODS.
Additional Reports of the Overflow Of
Southern and Western Rivers.
FLOUR ADVANCED IN PRICE.
Considerable Damage to
the Crops.
OHIO AND INDIANA.

CINCINNATI. August 3, 1875.
A special despatch to the Times from Chillicothe
says the ram continues and the hood gains
strength. The canal broke below the city and
swept 5000 bushels OF wheat into the river. The
people living IN the bottom lands are moving
their FAMILIES, fearing an inundation. At lronton
the Ohio Is rising Eve inches an hour, ana also
rising rapidly at Cincinnati. where IL mas already
invaded the lower stories OF houses on water
street and bids lair to 90 as high as ever known
before.
special despatch to the same paper rom New
Albany, lnd says the trains on the New Albany
and ChicaQo Railroad were taken OF to-day at
Gosport. The track IS covered by the nood from
White River distance OF three miles. A peaVy
force OF men Is at work trying to prevent the
large railroad bridge from noatng away inc
White River at this point is twelve feet hlgher
than ever known before Trains soulh from Id
iaye tie go no further han Crawiordsyllle as the
track has been washed out an many places
A special despatch TO the same paper rom
Athens, Ohio, says az midnight the river attained
a height OF eight inches over the greatest eleVa-
Iion ever known before. The gasworks are
Hooded, and the people have TO return to candles.
Tie people OF the Asylum, across the valley nave
built a boat ana ferry provisions over, all other
modes OF communication being destroyed. No
trains are running on any OF the roads, and no
mails have arrived since last Saturday.