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POLITICAL NOTICES.

DR.. G. r. Ames 10 announced BY mis-
!euds in the Republican party y candidate for
the Otice of COrober for tho First. Fourth, Fifth,
Sixth ard Seventh Districts, subject to nomination
by the Republican Parish Convention. Oc7 st"
Headquarters Stnte Central Executive
Committee Republican Party of Louisiana, New Or.
leans Louisiana, August % l81A-rhe committee
met pursuant to the call Of s. 3. PACKARD, prosi.
dent Tvs per resolution Of state COnventiOn) and
the following organization was effected, to WIT:
President-S. 8. PACKARD.
Vice Preside"t-JAMES LEWIS.
Secretary-CHARLES HILL
Assistant Secretary-L LAMANlERE
Corresponding Secretary. Z. G. PlThlN.s
TVeasurer-B ,. JOUBERr
sUB-ExECUrIvR CONNIrfER.
q. B. PACKARD. Chairman ex-oficio.
B. F. FLANDERS. JAMES +. CASEY.
B. F. JOUBERT. q. W. Low ELL.
MICHAEL HAHN. JAMES LONGSTRRE3 i,
JAMES LEWIS. G. G. ANTOINE,
JOHN :. HARRIS. r. r. ALLAN.
3. A. BRAY, p RTARD.
DISANCE CONAITTER.
o. G. BLANDIN Chairman.
B. y. JOU8ERT, OK Oficio.
c. ;. LADD, r. B. STAMPS.
L. DARRALL, JOHN GAIR
P. b. s. PINCHBACK. WILLIAM F. LOAN,
J. /. HERWIG, 7. A. CAGE.
l.. 3. BENTLEY.
AL communications must be addressed to D. b.
Packard, president New Orleans Louisiana.
au30 CHARLES HILL Secretary.
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PROPOSALS Fur RECONSTRUCTION
A:D kEYAJRS or N!AKVEss
DePax.rsss ~ iNP;"SesNsfo,
New Orleans, Oc'Dlst.s 3, 1873.

bpp.N.rx.? ~ iaPi,"seeN @fo
New orleans. s,ct1l~s 3, .8.s.
%'2ALEi, PROPOSALS. ADDRESSED 20 3HS IN.
~ H-rsi gneI Will be received IT fhis "ii!'c antN
FRIDAY :DOS, s.tvE.. = 1871 Tor Ace onstsustls-s
and repairs of .i,y ~h.r.ss. s:c"r!!ni :" DAns
asi specifications O14 als ~ ths ...i"e VI ahs Sesy
Surveyor.
BIDS .. l.. r,;.ti. 10. osrsneH: ID wharf iinprs-s.
10. Mt h,GIs Al IL. yse VI .!nssy se.ts VI. s- dol.
lar.
TIE cit: ,s,,.ss III. riga: to :e.ees a.. 81 ~
hes.
All payt.es rlaEin: pr..1a.is 20, tfi. ecntgs,s
are r.ur, 70 gposIt C.lA She AtE.iist Stoy oS
EjDa;c. - violence ej teis intention t. abide by
.he adjGdicatioD. The amount Of three hundred
dollars in cash which shall be fOrfeite, to tho city
in case o. failure to sign the contract The ser.Ss
cate of deposit must accompany the proposal.
Bidders +" whom contracts are not awarded
shall have their deposits returned on the day ads .
dications are made.
Proposals. to b. Endorsed: Proposals for shaft
repairs."
sc3 ID JAMES LEWIS, Admi2iAtretok
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CITY CoUNCu.-oFFIcIAL
REGULAR MEETING.

CRY HAIL, NEW ORLEANS, I
Tuesday. october 6. 1874. :
The Council met this day at II H., in
regular session.
Presentation. Louis A. Witt. Mayor.
presiding, and Administrators Brewster,
Calhoun, Fitzenreiter, Lewis. Schneider
and Sturcken.
The minutes of the last meeting were
approved.
Communications from the Mayor md Ad'
miaistratOrs.
Mr.. Schneider presented the annexed re-
ports which were received:
Joint monthly report of the Administers
tors of Finance and Public Accounts tor
the month ending September 80. 1874:
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SPECTA1. NOTICES.

Church Of Sc. John me 8aptist.-All
those having claims against that church are NON
fed to present them on TUESDAY. the eighth
instant, in the sfterI DON, to
VERY REV. G. RAYMOND, Y. G.,
Archi Episcopal residence corner Of Charities and
Ursulines streets. Oc6 IT
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Total. .$5gO, 900
LOUIS SCHNEIDER.
Administrator OF EInarc.
J. CALHOUN.
Administrator of Public Accounts.
Tho Mayor. for the McDonogh School
commissioners, reported favorably. By res.
oiution. on the proposal Of A. Olivier. to
sell grouL in the Fifth District to the cit:
for school purposes. Received.
Mr.. Lewis reported ;avcrably. BIZ resolu'
ton. on the petition Of George Facha!e.
Received.
Ordinances and Resolutions offered.
By Mr.. Lewis. and adopted:
10 allow George Fanchnle to lay waite.
pipe from Canal Cagondeiet to his planning
mill.
By the Mayor. FOR the committee Of the
whole. and adopted:
Authorizing advertisement for proposals
for building the fourth McDonogh School.
house in the Fifth District.
By Mr.. Sturcken. and adopted: For the
reliet Of the heirs of Henry Crane: Evening
Star Benevolent Society: J. NJ. HoYle:
Henry kfeiahagen, for the Bethlehem
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MISUNDERSTANDING the past few DAYS
s,icre has been altogether too much rowdy.
ism manifested a. the eleventh ward ,egistra.
ton office. The officers there in attend nce
are cool aud courteous. but for the sake of
peace and order the office should be re.
moved - more retired neigh borhood. II
Il better for al! parties that buster and
l.uily;ns should be dispensed with.
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POUND NOTICES.

OEpARrMgST OF POLICE.
New Orleans, OctoD r 5. 1874. )
MAS BROUGHT TO THE FIRST DISTRICT
w Pound. corner Of Lafayette and Locust
Streets
ONE Red AND WHITE cow.
Which il not claimed within five DAYS and the
expenses thereon paid will be sold at public auc.
ton. at said pound. nn MONDAY. OctObey u.
1874. at twelve O'Clock NJ. 3. BREWSTER.
No. 63-Oc6 I'd Administrator.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.


nl&SOLCTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
~ She h.m OF SAMUEL SMITH l. co. ia this
DAY dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr.. CHARLES KlLShAW. at No. i5S Canal street.
vii! attend 70 the liquidation Of our unsettled
busioesA SAMUEL SMITH,
A. ". SMITH.
CHARLES KILSHAW.
Sow Orleans May ~. 1914.
myal IN jys - A1a % seo % ocs IL noa e q
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Hall Fifteenth Ward Central Radical Re-
publican Club. Algiers October 6. l87A-Ths sOl.
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That she action Of Hon. 8. B. Packard
In assuring to our political opponents facilities
which they persistenty denied our party in the
canvass Of 1872, 70, scrutnizing and examining
good offices to the securing Of . fair election, fur
nishes another token OF the desire of Republicans
to achieve nothing but results that shall be legti.
mate expressions Of the popular will. and 70.
ceivss our hearty concurrence and Endorsement.
A. DUMONl, President.
CH%Ryrs UILy Secretary. Oc1
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Call tor the Republican Parish Couven

Call TOP the ltepubT1caD Parish C0nVen.
ton. parish OF Oreans-RoOms Republican Parish
Executive Committee parish of Orleans. New Or
leans October 3. l374-At o regular meeting of
this committee, held October l. ls74-The follow
ing resolutions introduced by Captain William
Vigers were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the presidens Of this committee
be and he is hereby empowered to call Parish
Nominating Convention Of the Republican party;
said convention to assemble in the State House on
MONDAY, the twelfth day of October. 1874. at
twelve o'clock NJ.
Resolved, That an election for delegates to said
convention be held on FRIDAY; the ninth day Of Oc-
tOber, 1874 at tine rooms of the Republican Cen
trail Club OF each ward and between such hours
as the respective clubs shall determine.
Resolved, Thai the credentials Of the delegates
elected in accordance Herewith, duly signed by
the president and cOuntersigned by the secretary
of the respective central clubs. be- forwarded to
the president Of the committee, at rs carly
an hour ~ practicable on the Saturday sue
ccedng the election.
Rs solved. That no delegates shall be admitted 90
seats in the convention ualess elected in strict
accordance with the provisions Of the foregoing
resolutions.
Resolved, That no delegate to the parish con-
vention shall bs a candidate for nomination to any
office before eaid convention
The different wards are entitled TO the following
ro.io in aaid
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The Weather and Rivers.

OFFICE METEOROLOGICAL OBsEReEH.}
New Orleans. october .. 1874. }
The following is report of the weather
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

gY II. ". wax SoLINGEN, at II o'clock, ct the
CustombOuse, unclaimed goods.
BY CONSTABLE 8. 4. SSAER, at II O'Clock, at
No. 22s aoyei street, contents of grocery
store
BY 3. H. 4 B. J. MONTGOMERY. at III O'Clock,
at corner of st. Thomas and Race streets,
mules, floats, harness, etc.
BY q. De FkRIET l. CO., at II o'clock, at No.
1913 Barracks street. household furniture.
BY D. +. MORpHY, at Na o'clock, at bonded
warehouse on Peters, between Cont and St.
Louis streets Havana leaf tobacco.
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NQTARIES.

HERO JR.s
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF DIED
Once No. ~ Commercial Place.
fsssporte procured With dispsteh. enA promDs
Attentions eivNu to Al. ~ 90
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Sixth Ward Radical Republican Central
Club. New Orleans, october s, 1874 The officers
and members notified that the regular meeting
of the club will be held on WEDNESDAY,, October
T. 1875 at +. NJ. 1T tho club room, on Claiborne
street neav Ursu!ines All members are requested
to be present, a. business Of importance will be
transacted Hon. J. H. Sypher, J. q. q. Pitkin and
other prominent speakers will address the club
The club will also proceed TO nominations for del
egates to the parish convention.
b. F. JOUBRBT, President.
L. HAxAylHRR r., SecretAYv. Sc7 IL
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CIkCVlT COURT OF VlltS CNlYK0
,iSrbrCT OF LOtlSiAFA.

FRANK r. AMES, TRUSTEE. 81 NEW ORLEANS.
Mobile and Texas Railroad Company, WuNs@
Pitt Kellogg. tsusteo. end otheJss
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TD1UeVVV
August -, as per report Of
that date. viz: 225l bonds.
letter c. $1,000 each. ia.
sued May !. Isl. a: .wen.
ty years to the New Or.
leans. Opelousas and
Great Western Railroad
Company. ........... .f225l coo
September 80, 1874. 23
bonds letter e. $1,000
each. issued May I. 1854.
at twenty years, to the
New Orleans, Opeiousas
and Great Western Rail.
Road Company, to this
date. 800. $4,000 $4,000
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NEW ORLEANs. OCTOBER 8. 1871.
70 the City Council of New Orleans:
The undersigned respectfully report that
there have been renewed and extended
under act of the Legislature, No. l2S of
1874. and ordinance No. 1881 Admiuistra.
ton series. the following matured city
bonds. said renewal and extension to run
from May l. 1874, to May |. 1891:
August. 25. 1874. as per report Of
that date. viz: 239 bonds. letter B.
$1,000 each. issued May /. 1854. at
twenty years. to the New Or.
leans. jackson and Great North.
ern Railroad Company. $!39, 900
September 30. 1874. Il bonds. letter
j, $1,000 each. issued May !. 1854,
at twenty years to the New Or.
leans. jackson and Great North.
ern Railroad Company to this
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CNE MoRE PLAY ON THE NAMEs.-A1l
this about Penn being mightier than Swords
81 denied by Jack W.. who says he is a can.
siidate fox civil sheriff and hopes to win a
victory.
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4 LEIIZ, UNDERTAKEN, S25 1CHOUPI-
n. toulas street, between First and Second.
Metallic, Mahogany, Black Walnut and Plain
Collins always on hand. Bodies embalmed or
disinterred and carefully shipped. Hearses and
son by the proprietor, and he hopes by strict At
tention to obtain a share OF the public patron
age. MA IA 1y
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and yet uttered the falsehood, he is worthy Of
an association with the meanest convict in the

and yet uttered the falsehood, he is worthy o.
an association with the meanest convict in the
penitentiary.
The Eicksbuyer, Of the 9Th inst, SAYS
| From all that we can learn at this writing.
Ames has taken the side Of the illegal Sheriff,
against the people of Warren county. For a
year the taxpayers and intelligent citizens OF
this county have tried to get Crosby to give a
bond This was duty the Board OF Super
visors should have performed, but they failed
TO do it. Every means known to peaceable,
law-abiding citizens was tried. but ii vain.
Although there might be a semblance OF law
which could be applied to other cases, there
seemed to be none which could reach this
yellow party negro.
He is paramount to the law. 1t is his per-
sonal perquisite to hold the office OF sheriff
without bond or security. Remember that a
Republican District Attorney decided that Cros-
by had no bond, and that it is the plain duty
OF the supervisors to cause him to make one.
The supervisors shirk this duty because IA
a majority OF them are ignorant scoundrels.
This brings dead lock. The people are, at
this position OF affairs, without any legal
redress against yellow negro who violates
the law every day he remains in office. They
rise as one man and refuse to submit. They
ask and command the man that has no legal
claim to the office OF sheriff OF Warren county
to get ont Of it. He does get out Of it but
appeals to the Governor to re!nstate him.
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Of which were brought to the city by the clerk

of which were brought to the city by the clerl
of the Parish Court.
There was some difficulty in procuring them
Afer the U. S. Supervisors awakened to
sense Of their duty, they went to the clerk O
the court who had the boxes on deposit, ano
requested permission 70 open them IN the
presence Of witnesses and make copies OF the
papers
Inc clerk refused, the court was applied to-
and writ OF mandamus issused lnstructlne
the clerk to allow the copies to be made Ihe
clerk refused to comply with the writ, and he
was promptly removed and the gentleman
who brought the documents to this city was
appointed his successor.
Ray protested against their reception
taking the position that the board could not
act on returns not submitted BY the super
visor of registration.
Wells, strange to ay-considering his stand
in the DeSoto business. when precisely the
same question arose, III which he expressed
views coinciding with those Of Ray-thought
the returns could and should be received.
The matter was, after some discussion, laid
over among the contested c;.ses, Arroyo alone
and insisting on the returns being
Tangipahoa was mex. disposed Of, and the
board adjourned until II o'clock to-day.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

(tITY DIRECTORY NOTICE.
send in Your Name and Address.
Also your subscription if not given.
Parties who may have reason to suppose they have
been missed by our canvassers for 1873 DIREC
this applies to late changes also will be OF nser
ton by sending per postal card toour office Th,
Directory will be issued to subscribers February LIST
and no sales will be made till subscribers have beer
supplied.
l.. SOARDS & CO. Publishers
dc 1w ) Commercial Place
T ANDING EN- BARK FRIDIG AND THE
Steamer State of Alabama. from Bordeaux.
200 eases quarter boxes Sardincs,
800 boxes Clarct. st. Julien
20 casks Claret. +. F..
casks White Wine. T. NJ,
u bblS :. . .
200 boxes Brandy Fruits, Il. A. Jorlric,
81 cases Fruits in juice =.
cases, 100 Inf boxes Green Peas,
80 cases LiIueur Bcrrichonne
For sale at
AAlEDEE COUTURE
do 1t 30 Old Lcvcc street.
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Second Edition..
PRICE, ONLY THREE DOLLARS.

Every stranger visiting New Orleans should pur.
chase copy of this valuable and interesting book
1t contains $50 pages, including 12J engravines
and portraits Of all tie prominent buildings and local
celebrities.
Copies be had at all the book stores at the news
stand of the st. Charles Hotel and at the Bulletin
office. nS5tf
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N. H1eUELME-
CIGAR FACTORY.
removed to No. 7 TCHOUPITOULAS. corner
OF Common street, where he keeps constantly ON
hand the Choicest Brands of CIGARS, imported
and domestic, wholesale and retail.
Call and try my SC Cigars, worth 10 cents;
Call and try my lOc Cigars, worth Is cents:
Call and try my 15c Cigars, worth rs cents.
Great reductions made to the wholesale trade.
also have on hand full stock OF Smoking
and Chewing TOBACCOS Of every grade.
invite close inspection of stock, and defy
competition in my prices n7sm
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

From this date to the 1911. of December next viii
sell in my Retail Department. IMPORTED CIGARS
at the following low prices:
Regaia Diltanlca FOR y cents
Cazadores Imperalcs. -....-........2f for % cents
Regala Especial. .-.---.........-..1o cents each
COncnsS ior - CENTS
These Cigars are really and fully guaranteed i'm
ported and Smokers will find them very much
cheaper than any other Imported Cigars sold in this
city or elsewhere.
JAYNE MAGI
South corner Common and ST. Charles streets
MA I'm M&E
GOAL. '.coAL,...'...'.....coAL.
". G. WILMOT & CO., 166 Poydras street,
Deliver the best quality OF Pittsburg, Anthra-
cite and Virginia Camel COAL to families steam
ers and factories at the lowest rs ties. No extra
charge for carriage. Branch Office and depot,
head OF i obin stree: on The .eTee. NIL cod N
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DUUSSAN,
Has just removed his Perfumery Store to 149
Canal street, between Baronle and Carondelet.
He will always keep splendid assortment Of
KID GLOVES and the best brands OF imported
PERFUMERIES, and at moderate prices.
MA 2mSuTuGFr
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THE IyTER.OCEAylc CANAL PROJECT

WASHINGTON, Dec. To-day Simon Stew
ens Of New York, submitted to the Inter-
Oceanic Canal Commission reports upon the
Tehauntepec route and harbors prepared by
Gen. Barnard, Of the United States Engineer
Corps, and by the late Gen. VIM. H. Sidell
The printed arguments and maps tend to
demonstrate the advantages that the Tehaun-
tepec route possesses over all others across the
American isthmus for a canal without locks
and without tunnels to connect the commerce
Of the Gulf of Mexico with that OF the Pacific
Ocean with feasible harbors on both coasts
MI Stevens suggests that before final report
in favor Of any route for canal or water
transit shall be made, the survey Of the
isthmus shall be completed, so as to connect
the works of Captain Shufe.dt upon the sum-
NIT with his surveys of the two coasts.
The Brooklyn iIquS's obituary of Have
meyer: 1.-The life which gave to the munich
pal administration in New York it's greatest
vigor and variety went out yesterday like
fash. The honest old Dutchman passed to
his account upon the very threshold OF decd
of mercy. IL his public capacity, as rugged
as q granite bowlder; of a character that
seemed laced with sirews OF steel, he loved
to stir up the elements around him, and rock
upon their pillows hike q stormy petrol. AS a
man with faculty for turning friends into
censors and ripeninc enmity to active hatred,
he had no peer. As a possessor OF all the
domestic excellences OF head and heart his
title is unimpeached. Death smote him in
the harness and he fell where it were an
honor to die. The memory OF his virt,ses
hves-the memory of his faults les with him.
Ne .iuDjie- qst;tlent ap.iJas plncd.
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Instead Of Cutters Analogies " Congress will
have sThompsons Seasons" for session Or
tYo.-Gra.hic.
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A son Of the great Circassian Chief Schamyi
is at the present moment staying at Berlin.
Like his brothers, he has been educ ted in a
Russian military school, and holds Colonel
commission in the Russian army He is de-
scribed as handsome man of pronouncedly
Oriental type and commanding appearance.
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A very large assortment Of Genuine Imported
CIGARS OF the most Celebrated Brands.
For sale. at wholesale, at very moderate prices.
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VIPLE.

I VIPLE,
LIZ Q Bourbon street,
Has the honor of informing his customers that
he has just received his large assortment of KID
GLOVES for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children,
and calls special attention to the superiority Of
his KID GLOVES at Dollar pair.
ME 1mSuTu&Ff
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DRo:LSIoNS....." PROVISIONS
$4,000 pounds dry sailed SHOULDERS;
$4,000 .. .. CLEAR SIDES;
$1,000 .. :. c.. r. SIDES;
90 casks BACON SHOULDERS;
20 .. =. Clear Rib SIDES;
Is =. .. Clear SIDES;
20 tierces choice S. C. HAMS;
20 boxes choice Breakfast BACON;
50 tierces refined LARD;
100 kegs choice leaf LARD;
25 barrels SPARE RIBS:
25 barrels PIG TONGUES;
100 kegs PIGS FEET:
IS firkins ..
In store and for sale in lots to suit, by
P. A. FINNEY & CO.,
d63t 40 Magazine street.
OUTER. BUTTER. BUTTER
To arrive * Steamship New Orleans and in store
100 :lkins strictly choice Yellow GOSHEN.
200 .. Tair GOSHEN,
100 .. Choice WESTERN.
200 ;.ai. and quarter iirkins Choice WESTERN.
100 tubs Choice WESTERN.
Tor sale. lowest market price. by
C. H. LAWRENCE 4 CO..
=; .. 50 ard II Tchoupitoulas street.
I HEESE.. CHEESE
In store and for sale
500 boxes Choice Factory CHEESE.
100 .. .. New York CREAM CHEESE.
By c. H. LAWRENCE & CO.,
DC Ct 80 and IL Tchouptoulas street.
lIINCE MEAT.................MI NCE MEAT
Just received and for sale at lowest market price
90 hf bbls Anderson's celebrated MINCE MEAT
100 tubs =. :. :. ..
100 crates 10 tins Anderson's celebrated MINCE
MEAT.
so cases ii cans Anderson's celebrated MINCE
MEAT.
Apple, Peach and Ounce BUTTER.
The above goods arc guaranteed superior to
my in the market.
BY C. 81. LAWRENCE & co.
dc ct 80 and Al Tchoupitoulas street.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH g. 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Idaho (Br) Moore, Liverpool via Queens
town-Wiams Guon
steamship state OF Virginia (Br), sadler, Gasgow-Aus
tin Bald win Co.
steamship Old Dominion, Walker Norfolk, City Point
and Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Richmond Read, City Point and Richmond
Old Dominion steamship Co
Shin Lady Pamerston Br), Miller, Liverpool-Barclay
4 Livingstone.
Bark Conqueror CBr), Davidson, Brstol-George Bull.
ley. -
Bark American Lloyds, Parks, Antwerp-Jas Ward
4 Co.
Bark Gessner GER, Christopher, Bremen-H Koop
Co
Bark II n Slower Pierce, Havana-Jas Ward Co.
Bark Nv Gritfitts, Drummond, Matanzas-Jas Z Ward
4 Co
Brig James Ratchford OBJ, Hanson, London-H De
Wolf X Co.
Brig Citizen Br). Peters waterford-Heney Parker,
Brig Thomas TurrulL Thompson, Demerara-L W Z
Armstrong.
Brig oliver Orr, Weeks, Port an PrnceR Murray, Jr.
Brig q shaw, Bell st Johns, PR-Boyd h Hincken.
sohr Ricardo Barros, Newton, Port de Paix-B Wen
berg.
scnr G Roosevelt Hartman, Havana-Jas Ward
4 Co
Doz
Schr Sophie Kranz, Dyer, New Orleans-N Brigham.
schr Sarah B, Sanborn, Machiasport-simpson, Clapp
Co.
schr J Clark, Lee, Gloucester-R Goown Son.