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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-13
SPECIAL NOTICES..

u LO4LALN I'M 4OLIOs
- LADIES AND MGssES FREE 10
~ the Grand Art Exhibition AZ LlneoIH hall
men, Is cents; boys under twelve years, 10 cents.
- MEMBERs OF ORIENTAL
SSfe no Il O. oe1. F sT qSss Ea e
Capitol streets northeast, TO-DAY, November 10,
m SEothe1. a s. cs@ents Sister Lodges
are s0 1RHifed BY 0r0er o. JONES, Rec. sec
R~A MEETING OF THE MORALED-
No. Grant Place TO-DAY, IFrIday,) November
IL All BS1e IT 70 Sc &c e
y RRo Si@'' VI i CB. wINsLow.
f59MAsoNIC.-A REsUMED CoNvO.
No. s, VII be held on SATURDAY EVENING,
NOvsper Il as Se9sh Al Real Arch hAsOns
BY order Of the NJ Z. H. 7
nols-z 'ohN AD"lN seeTstSry.
R~OFFICE OF THE ARLINGTON
- FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, for the
District OF Columbia, The Board Of Directors Of
cared dividend of sper cent.on the capital stock,
PAYABLE q the once Q. the com Pany on and sfter
noIS-St Secretary.
49, DEARLY-BELOvED FRIENDS.
~ Mr.shepAerd. By paving the streets, saved
and sSai north Or Peh1sySaniS aven1e but he
was compelled to tax the property,hOlde fear
corner first aSd streets north vest, expects e
save its members twenty-five cents more, with
out Imposing any tax except tie cost Of the wood
and coal. no13s
k~H. n. c. A.
THE NORMAL CLASS,
SUNDAY school, TEACHERS AND OTHERS.
"l De ' REy. SEQ q g. EHEb u NJ
upon the Types and symbols OF the Jewish Taber-
SABBATH AFTERNOON, at $50 O'Clock,
he Will speak upon the
GREAT DAY OF AT0NEMEHT
In Lincoln Hall.
Both these addresses are illustrated BY large diA-
grams, charts. &C., and Win be intensely interest
Ing. nolS-2t
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Il TRlcT OF COLL MBIAoossPEcIAL TERM

PROBATE JUkIsDICIIUh. -
Elizabeth .Ragan, guardian TO the orphans OF
Thompson R4gan, having reported that she has
sold sub lot "A, v IN square 30. In Washingto1f
D. O.. 70 Conrad Faunce, for So cash, q Il By the
court this 10th day OF November, A. D. lsl4 or
derPd and decrosd that said sale atan4 CONFIRMED
on the second TUESDAY In December next, I'M
less cause 70 the contrary be shown prior 20 mat
day: Provided copy or this order b. Published
in some daily Newspaper printed and publ he'd In
Warrington city, d. O., at least once week Tor
three successive weeks prior TO said DAY;
By the court: A. WIFI.
Atrus eopy. Test A. WEBSTER,
noiS-FSW Register OF wills.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
i TRIOT OF COLUMBIA.
Henry y. Eagan No. sses Equity.
Elizabeth Raean ct al.
James s. Edwards, the trustee In this cause hay-
ing reported that he has sold lots IS and ~, in
square 25S, to Elizabeth A. Beach, for thirteen
hundred and nlnety-hve dollars; 1t Is by the
court this fifth day Of November, A. ID. 1874, or
dered and decrced that said sale stand finally rati-
fed and confirmed on the second Tuesday In De-
eember next, unless cause 10 the contrary BE- shown
prior TO thst day; Provided copy or this order be
published In some lily newspaper printed and
published IN washington city, o. c.. at least once
4 week for three successive weeks before the said
second Tuesday IN December.
BY the Court; ANDREW M1LIE,
noe-Fa,V Justice, &C,
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service rendered. The case comes up for SETTLE
ment this afternoon before one OF the many J. r. q
which are vastly in the city. and will be
settled way or the other before the DO leaves:
This s the second time her furniture has been seized
for the debt and the former occasion it was
ca ried on board the wharfbost.
The local packets from below are clamorous for q
snagboat to be sent dwn to the foot of the new cut
off and to Walnut Bend. WI ere they say, there are
more snags than they ever saw before and the boats
from above report quite number OF new "sawyers
between here and Cairo
From noon yesterday to noon to-day the river has
fallen inches, the level being now IA feet inches
above low water mark.
White River is running out rapidly and will be low
in few days, but the St. Francis has yet full stage.
Weather to-day cloudy and cool.
by Telegraph
PIrTsBURG. June River feet 10 inches and
falling. Weather clear and plea ant.
EVANSVILLE, June WEATHER clear; mercury 10
to so degrees. The river has fallen tw inches Up:
Mary Houston and Peytona at II last night.
CINCINNATI, June River feet and falling. Ar
rived: Bodmann from New Orleans Weather fair and
cooler.
ST LOUIS June ARRIVED: Yaeger from New Or
leans, St Geneveve from vicksburg. No departures.
River falling again slowly. Weather clear and warm.
CAIRO June ARRIVED: Mary Alice from st. Louis,
Sam Tolle from st. Louis at 10, City of Quincy from
st. Louis at noon, Church from New Orleans at P.
NJ. Departed City of Quincy for New Orleans at l
P. NJ. Mary Alice for New Orleans at g.. River IA feet
inches and falling slowly. Weather cloudy. Mer-
curry 80.
LOUISVILLE June l-River falling; 5 feet inch in
the canal and 8 feet large in the chute. Arrived:
Mary Houston from New Orleans.
MEMPHIS, June Hot and stormy weather. River
fell inches Arrived: Minneola from Cincinnati.
Departed last night Henry Ames for st. Louis, At
lantic for New Orleans; to-day: John Kigour for
Cincinnati, and Great Republic for New Orleans.
v1ckssurs June Up Carrie E. K0unsz
P. Weather warm and cloudy. The river has fall
len inches in the last twenty-four hours.
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BERKELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS,

BATH, MORGAN COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, ~
miles from Sir Johns Run Station, the line of the
more.
THE BERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL. having supe-
ror accommodations for 500 persons, will be open for
the reception of guests June 10, 1874 Visitors will
find at this favorte mountain resort every attraction
and amusement, pure, bracing mountain air. beauti-
full scenery good hunting and fishing, riding, driving
fine music, magnificent swimming pools for ladies,
children and eltlemen, natural temperature IA de
grees Fahrenheit, possessing many curative proper
ties four daily trains each way two daily mails
press and telegraph offices in the hotel Good living
For circulars and rooms apply to
A. Il. POTTS, Proprietor.
N. B.-Charges moderate. Liberal arrangements
with families for the season. my / I'm
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IO-day's export were to Liverpool.
Receipts proper since last Saturday evening 5000 bales
Aainst l765 on last Sunday and Monday and 143
year. making an aggregate since Friday evening 1923
bales against 1888 last week and 1888 last year. and
tnclud ng correcton) since August 81, of 100, 1874
bales against l2o4 sos Including correctons) last
year. Decrease IS 72l ba'es.
The Exchange tie egrams make the receipts at all the
ports from II NJ. on saturday to II NJ. to-day 1881
bales. against 1872 bales last week, and 1857 last
year, and sine Friday 6605 bales, against SIS last
week and 1888 last year Total since August 81 $780,
SsS bales against 672 last yesr-ncrease PAT
bales. Exports Friday and Saturday to Great Britain
a259 bales against 5607 last week and lO9ss last year,
and to the Continent Ass bales against last week
and .6 last year. Stocks at all the delivery ports,
made up to Il NJ 3Os 9ss bales, against 304 s97 last
week aud SCOTS last year.
We copy the following monthly table from the black
boards OF the Cotton Exchinge:
aN, was considerably more move
lO2 and l74l at This makes an aggregate thus far
this week of 432 hhds. against TIA for all last week
snd l6a the week before We continue to quote as
follows: Inferior Tugs 4@4hc; medium AK @5Lc;
good nd fine 59ag6c; low leaf 61.GD7c; medium
!. 71s@S; fine 99oc. and selections -Gl2c Received
hand by our running statement 1884 hhds. Received
since saturday evening 4s9 hhds exported none
stock on hand by our running statement 1923 hhds.
market and continue TO quote:
By stesm-Cotton to Lverpool-@sd; to Ant
phia 1t-16c; to Providence, via Philadelphia &c; to
Fall River, via Philadelphia ll-l6c to New York ic
70 Philadelphia 9-16c; Bulk Corn to Liverpool O@-d
70 Bremen 1880; to Baltic ports I'd Grain to Liv
erpool l0d.
SUGAR--Received this morning, SO hhds q bbls.
The market is dull ana only hhds sold at SC q ID
AOLASSES-Receiyed this morning, "a bbs. No
Bales. "
FLOUR-The market is dull. but the receipts are
light and the stock is small comprising $4,000 bbls
Inc sales are confined to l4o2 bbls of which 49,
loo and TO choice extra at SIS as 100 at 80 So 100
and 70 on PRIV te tel rms: lao choice extra at IS go
70 and do at Is at S. As good treble extra at
81 49, 80 choice treble extra at 81 l2l so at 81: so
good treble extra at Sc 90, and rs at SO SO a Dbl
CORN MEAL-Llberal receipts COMPRISING $500 hills
and limited demand have depres sed prices 100
bbls sold private TERMS 25 100 95 bbs at 81 Is
30 At 81 C5 400 and 800 at 81 60 bbl together 1000
bbls. II is offering ut a. SO to arrive.
PoRK-Receivedt this morning AS bbs. The market
IL DUH, with small stock hand, held at SIS rs a
Dbl for mess; retailing at $ls@ls 50 Dbl. Repacked
Is C below I .ese prices.
DRY SALT MEAT-Received this morning Al boxes
ana ~ casks The supply in first hands is light, but
shere q pears to be no demand except retail Shout
deis are quoted at 6x@6Tc y Ii. Dealers are retail
HE y b. 49,
BAcON-Received this morning l6o casks The
market y dun with fair stoch offering 1t 7Ac. for
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Summer Resorts.
DLADON SPRINGS, ALA.-THIs FA

DLADON SPRINGS, ALA.-THIs FAMOUS
ID Watering Place is now open for the season. Boats
leave Mobile every TU SOAY and SATURDAY EVEN
INGS arriving at Badon next day. Board pei day 50 So
week SIS; month $50 Children and coored
wants half price. Isaacson, Seixas Il Co., Grocers,
66 and 68 Common street, Agents for the sale of
the Bladon Water in barrels, and authorized to
make arrangements with families for the season, and
will furnish further information.
my31 I'm NAE J. CONNER & CO., Proprietors.
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AUCTION Sales.
BY NASH 4 HODGSOy.
IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.
REVENUES OF THE SECOND STREET MARKrr
FOR FIVE YEARS.

FOR FIVE YEARS.
WITHOUT RESERVE, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
by NASH 4 HODGSON-W l. HODGsON
- Auctoneer; Office NJ. 5 Carondelet street-On
sIURDAY, June 6, 1874, at IL O'Clock NJ at the
81. Charles Auction Exchange, in the basement ro
tunda OF the st Charles HOTEL in this city at pubic
auction, will be sold
The REVENUES FOR FIVE YEARS of the New
Market on the corner of Second aud Dryades streets
in the Fourth D strict of this cty
Inc purchaser Will be required to keep the market
IN good order and repair and in conformity with CITY
ordinances, and will not be allowed to make auy alter
stons or additions without the written consent of
the owner -
Terms and Conditions-One- fifth cash and the
palance IN equal payments at Six twelve eighteen
and twenty four months with eight per cent interest
and the usual clauses for special privileges and ven
aor hen Tor prompt payment, with five per cent for
storn ys fees IN case of suit, and the improvements
to be kept fully insured and the policy to be frans
1erred to the owner of the market 10 per cent.
OF the bid to be paid cash til spot as depos;t =,
bind the sale. e'4' "
Act Of sale before NJ. T. Ducros notary at the en-.
- VIC p"to"A''i' myI I'd
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Finney, Sheehan 4 Russ,

ST.. ..POyds as street 81
200 bbls. Overweight MESS PORK
50 casks Ba on CLEAR SIDES.
SO CASTS Bacon CLEAR RIB SIDES
1aO casks Bacon SHOU LDERS
100 900 lbs Dry Sailed SHOULDERS
l0O, 600 lbs Dry Sailed CT AR RIB SIDES.
50, 900 Dry Salted CLEAR SIDES.
tierces LARD.
100 kegs Choice LARD.
50 boxes BREaKFAST BACON. Choice.
50 terces Choice Su sar-cured HAMS
mysl
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~ RAND ISLE HOTEL-Season of 1874
Will be Open for the Reception of Guests
On the 9Th Of Jnne.

The undersigned, having made complete arrange
ments for the accommodation and transportation of
visitors begs to solicit from his friends and the pub
lie a continuation of their liberal patronage.
We have selected new and delightful route to the
Isle, via Morgan's Railroad to Bayou Des AIemanis
whence the steamer Bossier will take passengers
through, reaching the hotel before dark
Old patrons need no telling that this is the ONLY
REAL SURF BATHING n the South ard lovers of
urging to come.
Having secured an efficient Housekeeper, LADIES
may rely on special attention.
Terms-Per month $50; per week SIS per day So
Liberal reduction for families and season guests.
Refers to all steamboat agents and to G. A. Whitney
Co.
For full particulars. see steamboat advertisement
and small bills.
myl6 3m B. MARGOT Proprietor
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Imports.

NEW YORK-Per steamship Geo Washington
Assorted mdse
NEW YORK-Per steamship Gen Meade-Assorted
mdse
INDIANOLA VIA GALVESTON-Per steamship
Morgan-$52 goo in specie g. bales cotton 40 sacks Of
wool bales hides A Whitney &co--n do With
Witherel-10 sacks wool A Whitney &co-5 bales of
cotton Capp Bros &co-6 do Kirkpatrick Keith do
r Buckner & Bro-54 Shepherd DeWolf-$9O0O
in specie Anderson l. S-28 bbs pecans Schneider 4
Zuberbier--201 head cattle Mehle Nco--'5 do to
Inbau, Aycock &co-and sundres to order-Total, 81
bales cotton $61,9 in specie
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MANUFACTURE OF MOSQUITO mans
All sizes of ReadyMsde MOSQUITO BARS for
country and city trade.
Orders promptly attended to 1t lowest marts,
p'Nes' A, lesson,
m-sl 81 spor,,....
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The kilograms from Liverpool and New York were
not OF tenor to impart any impulse to the demand
The decline OF l-l6d in Uplands in fact, cacula
ted TO discourage buyers, and the movement
sequenty without any spirit, only five brokers
participating in the business. There was, neverthe-
less, some inquiry from few others, but it was
mostly for kinds which could not be found in the
poorly assorted supply, at prices below the ruling
rates.
Under these circumstances. sales could not have
been forced unless at decline but on the other
hand many factors adhered to their previous pre-.
tensions. We consequently heard of some sales at
easier prices and OF others at figures showing no
falling Of Factors generally firm in their pre-.
Z, nsions in all desi able kinds.
The amount on shipboard not cleared, going on
board, and engaged for shipment set down at the
opening this morning at rs 500 bales embracing
1900 bales for Liverpool, 5000 for Havre, 1000 for
Spain. 1000 for Bremen, and 1890 for the North,
which, when deducted from the stock hand by our
running statement Saturday evening eft ST. 700 bales
10 represent the quantity at the landing and in presses
unsOld or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports "Sales 100 bales. Market
Yuiet."
COTTON STATEMENT.
Sock on hand August 81, 1873. ...... bales TIT
Arrived since last statement...... 1863
l,ZyS
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Rooms and Board.

Il out board, in central location convenient to the
business portion of the city Inquire at No. SO Ba.
ionhe street. 1erms moderate. myN I'm
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axo1xARD TERRELL,

CLERK WANTED AT THE TER
n RELL COTTON PRESS, one familiar with marks
on cotton. Address by note to Communication Box,
Cotton Exchange. None need apply but such as can
furnish the best of references to morals and
capacity.
mo RENT-FROM FIRST SEPTEMBER NEXT,
i the large COTTON YARD AND SHED corner st
Them. and Orange streets with the Pckery Presses
and Platform. Apply to TERRELL PRES. je2 1w
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Cleared Yesterday.

NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE
Tuesday Morning, June 2.
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ARE WE y,
a. Bali noes
,552 SO $l34,132 Is
4,414 80 1853, 1913 10

$50 90 sls4,ls2 Is
a. e4,414 20 1928 IS
.se2, 7s7 % s2s7 425 90
.... l,9 1854 80 246,OG IS
....... 5.65s.4l0o0 s4s 75s 4G
.ore... 6 755, 100 SO s92,572 CO
no marked feature to notice in the NJ ney
The offerings continue light, both In bank
ID the street, and the rates of COMMERCIAL paper
unchanged. We continue to qrSte select d
signstures with without col aterais, at p cent
per annum, frst-class 9@10. Al at 1l@l2, and
mortgages rule at 10 p cent per annum, while
nothing is reported second grade.
We notice that the City Fiscal Agency. the Lousi-
ana National Bank is promptly paying the interest on
the June coupons of the new City Seven Per Cent
Currency Bonds.
Gold opened at 11?hm1122s, against 1l24 at New
York and, after moderate business closed at 112@
il24 against 1922 in that market. The sales summed
up $1,000 embracing 5000 at 49, $40 900 at ll28d
ll2l4, 5000 and $40 at ll214 and $1,000 at ll27s
No sales Of Silver were reported American ha do,
lars still quoted at 106aMl071z, while Mexican
dollars are still quot l12@1l3.
Under the influence of the decline in Gold at New
York Sterling Exchange fell off LILO q cent The
Hales confined to $4,000 comprising ElCOO Dill OF
lading at 45k, ESQ do and Al clear at 546, tl0Oo
private bankers at 8 AZ. and f3ooo bank at =.
At the close Sterling bills were quoted at 5.45@
GAG for bill Of lading and Al clear, and 4s2@5491a
Tor bank. and francs at 400 for private and 456l4@
- IS for bank.
The offerings of Domestic Exchange continued mo-
',derate and with limited demand the market was
W thout any auotable variation. The sales of New
York sight covered 100000, embracing 100000 COM
mercia and $40 900 private bankers at 932 y cent
premium, $4,000 and 500 900 commercial and 200,
$4,000 and 900 private bankers at $40, and $685.,
600 bank at 1872.
The banks continued to check on New York at Is p
cent premium and commercial sight was still quoted
at ItG5-16.
No sales OF Stock were reported.
In Bonds noticed the delivery OF : 5000 City
Ten Per Cents at =, bought several days snce)
City Gold Bearing Seven Per Cents were quoted at
about 52a.
We notice scarcely any movement In City Scrip
City Appropriation Certificates and Metropolitan Po
4 ce Warrants still quoted st 61@62 over the
counter and me Certificates of 1873 at 60d6l. We
learn that round amounts can be purchased at much
lower figures.
We noticed some inquiry for State Warrants but
no sales reported and they still quoted at
sl@42 for large 1904 for medium, and 1880 for
small.
We are indebted to Mr.. T. A. Woodward for the
following quotations of lard scrip:
] s. Supreme Court DEGREES scrip. Asa 55c
ltOs war lSiZ. 9btGl Voc
l2os .9Otdl Ooc
l60s not war 1872. WCn 9Oc
Agricultural College land 9O@ CSC
[By Telegraph
New YORK, June ], Evening.-Goyernments steady.
Us Of 1881 l21A; b20s of 1862 115s GAS 117 G5's
1855 new 1905; Cts 1905; GS's 1906 SIS 1855
l0-4O's 1l4A.
FRANKFORT, June 1.-Bonds 9S76.
Erie 30l130a.
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COMMERCIAL.

NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE
MONDAY EVENING, June /, 1874.
COTTON.
The sales to-day confined to 100 bales at prices
requiring change in our quotations We give also
the EychaIiCe 6ruren and rnneaf as helny
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hELIGHTFUL COOL FURNISHED
~ rooms, on principal thoroughfare, Canal. near
Rampart, convenient to restaurants and business
Inquire at 231 Canal street. Terms moderate
apps If
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Steamship Morgan Trip, for IndianoIa and Calves
ton CA Whitney eco
British ship Hampton Court, volk, for Liverpool
Meeker, Knox 4 schultz
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~ FORGE McCLOSKEY-
Respectfully announces to his friends and the pub.
lie generally tAat in connection with the old stand,
No. SO st. Charles street. he has fitted up in elegant
manner the
New Saloon, 121 Canal street.
where the MEAD, made so celebrated a. McCLOS-
KEYS MEAD, when he was in connection with his
uncle the late Hugh McCloskey. together with COOL
SODA WATER, COFFEE, GENUINE MINERAL
WATERS, CAKES and PASTRIES will be served In
the best style. 17.-5--
prominent feature of the new place will be the
LADIES' LUNCH ROOM, where they will be waited
upon by courteous and gentlemanly attendants.
Manufacturing his own Syrups, Mead, Soda and
Pastry. he can guarantee their excellence; and by
prompt attention to the wants of his customers he
hopes to receive continuance of the liberal fsvore
extended to him in the past
GEORGE MCCLOSKEY
SO st. Charles street and 121 Canal street.
my23 I'm TOuro Building
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INDlANOLA VIA GALvESTOV-Per steamship
Morgan-For IndianOla so bbls -four rs bbls potatoes
bbls whisky 500 sacks oats Is sacks coffee casks of
claret rs baskets champagne. For Galveston: 200
bbs -four 10 bbls whisky 70 sacks coffee casks wine
$50 pkgs mdse
LIvERPOOL-Per ship Hampton Court-3094 bales
cotton 1900 pcs slaves
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OPELOUSAS.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET.
For Washington, Port Barre.
49, Simmsport, Churchville and all landings
- on the Coast, Atchafaaya River and
Bay III Courtabeau-the new andlght draught passen-
ger steamer
Bertha,
H. H. Broad, master, j. B. Schmidt, clerk,
will leave above, every Wednesday Evening at
lngs on Bay on azes, in connection with steamer
Munie, from Semmsport, and connects wi b steamer
Della No. 2, giving through bills of ladng for all
landings on Bayou B9uf. or freight or passage ap
ply ON board o. to
my31 J. B. WOODS & Co, 124 Gravier street.
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MARINE NEWS.

George Duncan lie the authorized Marine Reporter
of the New Orleans Bulletin.
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Arrived.

Steamship George Washington, Whitehurst, from New
York 23d ultmo. to Moulton-2d Dist
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson from New York 23d
ultnio, to J Ludwigsen-2d Dist
British steamship st Louis, Reid, from Liverpool
April II, to Sas Weeks &co-4th Dist 40
Steamship Clinton Farwell, from Indianoa via Gal
weston, to c Whitney &co-Algers
STEAMBOATS,.
Maria Louise. Brinker from Jefferson
Gladiola, Lee, from Minden
Katie, Campbell, from Vicksburg
Bastrop, Hodge, from Ouachita river
w s Pike, Brown, from Fishers Landing
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IINO RENT-AT 500 DIR YADES STREET,
One OF the most convenient and neat cottage houses
IN the city, II contains five rooms, with good yard
clstern' etc House just cleaned and painted. Cars
pass the door, near good market and on the shady
side OF the street Rent $25 per month. myl5+
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For Rent.

NHEAP OFFICE FOR RENT-TNEN1Y-
" five dollars will secure the occupancy for the next
four months of the back office, ground floor, of No.
169 Gravier street. Apply on the premises my3l 7t*
LNOR RENT.-GENTLEMEN WHO DESIRE
IL airy and cheap rooms for the summer months.
would do well to call John Bots, Furniture Dealer,
No. POI Camp street. They will find every
dation desirable he has rented the buildings Nos
1872 and "a Camp street. my3l Inn
BOARDING HOUS = FOR RENT AND
ID FURNITURE FOR SALE.-One af the most eli
gbe boarding houses in the city, centrally located
suitable for either permanent transient boarders
is offered for rent for he balance of lease. The
Furniture, which is all nearly will be sold cheap
to casl customer, the proprietor wishes to leave
the city account of his health Address B. Bulletin
Office. my3l Str