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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-01

NOTICE.
I wiV pay 20 cents a tushel for ~
|. Wheat. for the nert ten Days. on &C
count.
G. c.. STICKLE
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-01

A. F. & A. M.-The following officers Q
ANTIQUITY LoDcE, No. 81, Redwood Falls
Mimi, have been elected and installed 70
the ensuing Masonic year:
NJ. E. Powell W. NJ. Jas. Mcmillan S. D
E. A. Chandler 8. W. A. A. Cook J. D.
s. J. F. Ruter J. W. L. F. Robinson S.
A. NJ. Northrop Treas. Ener Birum J. s
Robt. Watson Sec. Moses Sears Tiler.
The Union Sabbath School Christina.
Tree brought out the largest audience W.
have ever seen in Redwood. The Presby-
terrain church was crowded and all SCENE.
to be having a good time. The tree wa
large, very full and tastefully arranged
Every thing showed that the members o.
the various committees had done thei,
work well. The children were abundantl,
provided for and great many availe,'
themselves of the use of the tree for pres
ents t. their friends.
The drawing match between Lyma
Wance's grey horse and Jerry O'shey'
black mare, on Saturday evening, attracte'
a crowd aud furnished some entertainment
Both horses drew more than any hors
ought to be made to do. There were min
barrels of salt, and eight men, averaging
one hundred and ninety pounds, on tn
sled, and each horse drew it over the ha,
scales-starting the load on the bare board,
We believe that another trial is to be made
ALMOST FiRE.-About four o'clock o,
christmas morning DR.. Hitchcock was ar
oused by one Of his children and on goine
into the room where the small childre,
slept, found nearly all Of one side of tn
room on fire. It had not got thoroughly
under way and, by using bed clothes t.
smother It the DR.. soon put it out, with tn.
loss Of only few books, table cloth, SOM
wall paper, possibly some clothing and
three or four singed fingers. It probably
caught from . candle which the children
had taken into the room to light them t.
bed but had not extinguished. One o.
the children was walked, doubtless by tn.
smoke which filed the room. The Dr.
thinks that had they been few minute,
later finding it out the house could moi
have been saved and might have resulted
in loss Of life. Altogether, the Dr.. seemed
very thankful to get Of with scorched fin.
gers, and the only thing he rebelled against
wse the unreasonable hour at which hi
was routed cut
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-01

Masonic-ANTlQuITY LODGE No. 81. A. r. /
A. M.-Regular meetings on the lst and sd We'd
nssdays In each month, at7x o'clock 2. N.
ROBT. WATSON, Sec'y.
I. O. Of G. r. Meets every Monday evening At
the School House.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-01
This is the coolest day Of the year

We understand that Till Tibbets is or
xanizing Brass Band.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-03
THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER "a
CLIPPINGS FROM OUR EXCHANGES.

CLIPPINGS FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
The Alexandria Caucasian, OF August 18th
sa
.sThe river since our last report shows very
little decline in fact it cannot fall very much
now without drying up"
The yicksburg Herald, Of the LIST INST, says:
s'The new Vint Shinkle left Cincinnati for New
New Orleans Saturday The Matte is also COM
ing out Of the Ohio destined for New Orleans.
"The John Kyle is announced to leave st. Louis
this evening for New Orleans She is preceded
by the Commonwealth, which left here Saturday
evening both in the combination line.
in good trim yet. They will be ready for her by
the time she gets back to st. Louis, and Capt.
Andy Panley will come down on her to see now
thev work."
The ST. Louis Democrat says: " The st. Louis
and Lower Mississippi pilots, associated under
the title of the Mutual Aid and improvement
Society,", deeming the rate of wages for plotting
too low have advanced the rate for the round
trip in the New Orleans trade, to 1850 each pilot.
The association embraces all the New Orleans
pilots and has developed unexpectedly an amount
Of vitality and strength that few were aware it
possessed. The raise begins with the Common
wealth leaving to-day. Upon later inquiry the
following appears:
The advanced wages will be charged the tow
boats now on berth. Steamers to be charged
the largest grade Of steamboat paying the high
est rate for pilotage. Most Of the New Orleans
pilots have recently been paid 500 per trip. The
Barge Line has h al pilots constantly under pay
at Sl75 per month. Steamboats, towing barges
to New Orleans are to be charged ten cents per
ton on freight III the barge extra for plotage.
No charge for barges used as lighters"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-03
GEo. J. DUNCAN.

The weather Yesterday was somewhat tickle
first raj then sunshine, and the temperature
was very warm.
Business on the levee was better than usual
The steamers st. John and Fletl left with fair
trips, considering the times
The Robert Mitchell and Glencoe from st.
Louis, the Selma from Bayou Sara. and Lizzie
Hopkins from Bayou Lafourche.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
The steamer st. John for Baton Rouge, the
Mary Ida Walloon and Marie for Lower Coast,
the Josephine for Bonnet Care, and Fleta for
Grand Ecore.
For arrivals and manifests our miscella-
neous marine column. Late river dispatches
will be found on first page.
Mr. James l. Robbins of the weekly Grand
Fcore packet Fleta, has our thanks for apprecl-
ated favors.
We have no improvement to note in regard to
navigation in Red or Ouachita rivers.
The steamer Bertha, having been Ut ayoidably
delayed did not get of On her usual time, but
will leave to-day for Washington and way land
ings at F. NJ.
The steamer r. T Bryarly, R. Snnott. captain
Geo c. Hamilton, clerk, Will leave on Saturday.
Sept ). al 7. NJ, for Grand Ecore and all way
landings without fail.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAT.
For MOUTH OF WHITE RryER.-Ihe peerless
Katie justly termed ''Queen of the southern
Waters leaves at p. NJ to-day. for mouth OF
White River, Chicot City, Greenyllle, Nieksbnrs
and all way landings. Capt J. M. White COM
mands, and Mr.. Holmes has charge Of Ler Office.
FoR ST LouIs.-The Kountz Line packet Par
agon, Capt. Darral. leaves at 2. NJ. for st.
Louis and way landings. Capt. James Mellon,
he active and energetic agent Of the line, Will
make all freight engagements. His office Is at
No. "a Grayler street.
FoR WASHINGTON. - The splendid low water
water packet Bertha, H. Il. Broad, master, y. d.
clerk will leave ut p. M. to-day for the
lbove and all way landings.
FoR JEFFERSON. The W. J. Behan, Capt Geo
Wilkinson, leaves ct 5 r. II. today Tor AL land
n1n On Rcd River. aaFs&ss 5sa sss
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-03

| Bioxi--Per schooner Rower-12OO bbls charcoal to
master
| NEW ORLEANS ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
| RAILROAD, Sept 2-1o bales cotton Richardson g.
May-l0 Howco;t & Gordin-6T HIS Allen AGO
5 G Walmsley &co-3 Payne. Kennedy &co-2 Jno
| L Hardie &co-l W 1hompsOn-1 BIitton Moore
| Meyer, Weis &co-1 Walden. Hawkins &co-1 7 L
Airey &co-1 Briggs P &co-3O hhis tobacco K I To-
ran-2Oo bbls lime Ben Bridge-6O bbls apples to n
Garbn-3O do F NJ. lve &co-2 bales corks J \
Blatfer &co-4 d Is FGeorge-2 bales hides L Mil
| Agnel-2 cars wood Phster a TT slaves Dan
| ner & Toomer-10 bbs ale bbls porte A >porleder
s casks butter II Lawrence &co-2 do Hoyt vii.
cox-5 rolls leather II II Hanse-24 tirkns butter
Jno Adams Aco-10 rolls leather Chas We>haar-}
| Cases mdsc Katz 4 BaTnett-s 10 Hoffman Marks &
co-3 do McWillialn, Marion &co-l4 cases Crane,
Breed &co-3 cases mdse l. II Gardner &co-i boxes
mdse Pc {, Yale & Bowng-l box drugs Wheelock
Finlay &co-3 boxes lndse NJ Eroy &co-l j do Loef
fer-lo do II Larousni-i pkgs mdse L J Hart Geo
1876 pkgs iron A Baldwin &eo-l planer boxes ma
chinery \ McDermott-ec cases mdse f Marquee
do y Madden-I02 do Kefer Il o>-39 do J II Ad-
den-110 pkgs beer Fl Redutz-4 boxes mdse $ 4
Boyd bale rnlse Richardson Il May bale hides
Seine der & Zuberbier-1 I'm ID Coleman j do
+ johnson Sco-e5 bdls hides II dry hidden X Beer
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAC, September FL bale cotton Flash. Lewis Aco
100 pkgs Io' acco Schmidt & Zeigler--1ol do Wacker
barth q Joseph-5O do Z Il Block-l0 do Il L Vent
mever-42 bbs apples ) bbls beets bbls carrots 0
crates cabbage Miller & Meyer do Go boxes toma
toes l496bls apples f, DelBondo-45 do schwa
cabbage IA bbls potatoes Jos Keller50 do Dawson
Ptcher-l00 bbls lime S Jamison--lO0 do Snodgrass
% bbls axle grease half bbls do % kegs do Statr
Macready &co-s5 head hogs j H Carpenter roll
leather John Franck &cO-3 boxes books X 4 Nc
Donald cotton gin + A Ausbnrg-i6 bales domes
tic Wsllace &co-5 bhls whisky Dennero 4 Prtchett
bdls hides Hay & Mehe--:' bbls Blue Lick Isaac
son, Seixas Aeo-2 cotton gins w Wairen-1 do
Mouran-l do j Wolfe &eo-l coal J Ward-l
bdie hides Wang, White &co-l case mlse J kops-2
do E Levy &coS. do + Booth . 90 F Belden &co-l
do & Lazar,l-l do l. Godchaux-l do katz 4 Barnett
and sundries to order-Total bale cotton
MORG ANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL-
ROAD, Sept % bales cotton to Bereaud 4 Gilbert
do IL hides Jno Adams &co-l4 sacks rice IA hlds
sugar TertrOu-2 do bbls moasses 3 bales
Robert Hare-l9 hides To Hirsch Il Adler-l2 do \
Meynier &cO-49 hides IA bds hides 10 bbls hides
Manade 81 Laccassagne' hides 10 SEEKS rice bbls do
SEWN Gourdain-2l hides bag wool Il Beer-l
bag cotton l. Schonmer-l3 hides Terrebonne-l
hid hides NJ Walsh hides U ID TerIebonne-9
do IL Salomon-1 bbl hides l. Surle &co-. half bales
moss Aycock-l2 do Hermann & Vignes-3s hides
1hos Schorr-'3 calves yeaTlings John Rey-lo7
calves Pascal Servat-Total 4 bales cotton bas do
10 hhds sugar bbls mol;,sses
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COMPREHENSIVE.


THE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING BETWEEN
/ J. r. Groves and C. H. Chase, under the
style Of J. R. GROVES i CO., expires by hmi-
tation this day. Either partner will sign IN
liquda ton only. J. r. GROVES 20.
August 81, 1874. sci lOt
NOTICE - Mr.. E. P. RARESHDE THIS
day wlthdraws from the firm Of GEORGE A:
FOSD1CK Il co. George A: Fosdick is charged
with the liquidation of ITS affairs, and will con-
tnue the ship brokerage business under the
same style and firm. GEO. A. FOsDlCk,
E. 2. RARESHIDE.
New Orleans, July co. 1874.
Messrs ]. NJ DOMINGUEZ and OLIVER P.
REZEAU have an interest in our business from
this date. GEO. A. FOSDICk CO.
July 20, 1874. jy22
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS
w day formed copartnership under the firm
name Of RARESHIDE IL CAMERON, for the
transaction Of steamship, ship brokerage and
general commission business.
Z. P. RARESHIDE,
j. SPENCER CAMERON,
J. b. RARES1IDE.
Office III Gravier street, near Carondelet.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-03
General Exchange
quotations. quotations.

There was some inquiry from Others but the
bulk oil the business was confined to two buyers,
who found factors unwilling 10 make any conces-
slons from previous rates. Good Ordinary,
good style, sold at IA. The decline reported at
NeM York appeared TO have no influence.
lhere VIII he no Cotton reports from New York
TO morrow, as the Exchange there gives the elias
sihcation delegates al excursions and will be
closed for tho day
At q meeting of the Directors OF the Exchange
to-day, II was resolved that the tare allowed for
side prices as provided III rule s. may be dis
pensed with by special agreement between buyer
ard seller.
The amount on shipboard not cleared going
On board and engaged for Shipment. was set
down 1t the opening this morning at $500 bales en-
hracing 1900 for Liverpool and 1000 for the
North, which, when deducted from the stock
on hand BY our running statement last evening,
leaves Is, 500 bales to represent the guam sity
at the landing and in presses unsold or await.
ing orders.
The Exchange reports ''salcs $50 bales Mar
ket steady"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock ON hand Sept. l, 1874 bales 10 9j3
Arrived since last statement .... 4l2
Arrived previously ............. Is 40
1888
Cleared to-day. 400
cleared previously ............. none 400
Stock on hand aud on shipboard not
cleared Observation-Disclosures. 1898
Stock same time last year. ......-.... Ssh
Receipts proper since last evening III bales
against POI on last Wednesday and 9d1 last wear
making an aggregate since August 81, Of III
bales, against ~? last week and s77 last year.
The Exchange telegr ms make the receipts at
all the ports to-day 1853 bales, against 9S1 last
week and 2069 last year, and for the asst five
days $3.50 Bales, against 1891 last week and 1850
last year. Exports Friday to Tuesday, inclusive,
to Great Britain 4405 bales, against 1858 last
week and Si22 last year, and to the Continent ii
bales, against none last week ana none last Year
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to IL NJ.
Ill. l29 bales, against lis 1922 last week and l02-
500 last year.
TOBACCO-We notice further sales Of 4S4 I
hhds., GA. 100, 6, $50. "a and 100. the lasttwo
ete yesterdAy). st - The amount g. sale = - i
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Although the recent developments with regard
to this institution have caused apprehension that
IT might be forced into suspension, that event
to-day was the subject Of general comment, and
excited more sensation than might have been
expected under the circumstances. 1t appeared,
nevertheless, to be the common impression that
the banks assets will leave a large surplus over
its liabilities, although the complication of its
affairs may protract liquidation. This unfortu-
nate occurrence should not excite any distrUst Of
other banks and banking institutions.
The amount due to banks and bankers as above,
is understood to be secured and the recent DIR III
Of the banks deposits hash the effect of in
creasing that OF others. Our own conviction is
that the retirement Of the weak banks has left a
large constituency to support the rest, and with
augmented resources they are entitled to even
more confidence than before
NJ Gold opened at l09l011O9l against 109l at New
York, and after moderate business, closed at
the opening rates in both markets, touching 1897
during the INTERN. The sales summed up $2l 600
embracing $1,000 at lO9l $1,000, $4,000 and 5000 at
1091, and $4,000 ut 1893.
No sales of Silver We're reported. American
half dollars were still quoted at 10i0l1Oit and
Mexican dollars at 97t gold.
Foreign Exchange was without quotable varia-
ton. and nothing TRANSFERRED either i'll Sterling or
rancs.
At the close Sterling bills were quoted at 5.31l
as. 3 for bill Of lading and Al clear, and as. 81
for bank, and francs nominal at 4.72i for private,
and - for bank.
Nouhihs tTdnspireu III DOmesuc Exchange
worthy. OF notice, and quotations were without
qnotable variation.
The banks continued to check on New York at
cent premium, and commercial sight was
still quoted at l0I5-lG.
No sales of stocks were reported.
The sales ofBonds included $1,000 and $4,000 Gold
Bearing Seven Per Cents at AZ $1,000 at 4, $4,000
at 43l and $1,000 at 43l. They closed about 43I
CityScrip continues nominal at 45l14G for City
Appropriation Certificates, Metropolitan Police
Warrants and Time Certificates of 1873, and no
safes were reported.
Old State Warrants were still quoted at 30l135
and new at 7lGG72, but no sales of either were
reported.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-03
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, l
Wednesday Evening, September 2, 1874. I
ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

The Money market exhibited but Title ANNA
ton to-day. The offerings at the banks We're
moderate and rather limited on the street, while
the rates Of commercial paper were without
quotable variation. We continue to quote
selected signatures, with OF without col
iaterals, at 9Wl0 q cent per annum; first
class at all, AL at l2W-, and second
grade at u II cent per month. First-class mort
cages still quoted at about 10 ~ cent per an
mum, and second grade at .
We learn that wv thirds Of the votes Of the
stockholders Of the Teutonia National Bank
have been obtained in favor Of placing the
institution in voluntary liquidation, and that the
necessary papers will be forwarded 10 the United
States Treasurer this evening. The total m
debtedness Of the bank il now only s4JOD. The
Board Of Liqnidators is composed Of the directors
and four commissioners on the part OF the stock
holders. Mr. +. p. Beck il the efficient Secretary
Of the Board. We also learn that there If great
probability Of the stocI holders being pad
handsome dividend on their shares.
Owing to a combination Of unfortunate circlim-
stances and unfounded rumors the depositors Of
the Citizens Bank have been for some time gradu
ally losing confidence IN the institution, and
Withdrawing their deposits. On the 18th Of Au-
gust the latter had been reduced TO about $500 0OO
and on ascertainng this morning that while they
had been drawn TO s270,000, the cash fund on
hand was insufficient to cover them, il was de-
termined to suspend payment. But up to late
hour this evening, it was still undetermined
whether the suspension should be temporary
permanent.
W. learn that meeting Of the Clearing House
was held this afternoon, at which q committee
was appointed to examine the affairs Of the sus-
pended bank and report at an early day what can
be done for its relief We are officially informed
that the assets will more than cover the lablli-
ties, and are composed principally of lnortg cages
and real estate.
The bank promptly met the balances at the
Clearing House this morning.
The assets and liabilities, according to the
Clearing House statement Of Tuesday showed
the following:
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

('0AL-CoAL-
am now prepared to deliver to families, in quan-
titles to suit, the best qualityof
SCREENED PITTSBURG COAL,
at 60 CENTS per barrel, and would advise my
friends to send in their orders without delay, i'll
view of an anticipated advance in the market.
ANTHRACITE AND VIRGINIA CAMEL
COAL AT LOWEST MARKET RATES.
All Coal sold by weight at $50 pounds to the bar
rel. No authorized to solicit orders outside
ofmy Office.
C. A. MLLTENBERGER,
81 lot 50 Camp street, Up Stairs.
COAL. COAL .......-.....C COAL
W. G. COYLE & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PITTSBURG, ANTHRACITE AND CAMEL
GOALS.
Office, lbs Gravier Street,
s,,w DErors Corner lula lula and nd Wat Water
J. I. BuRDEAU. CLIFFORD G. WAYNE.
RURDEAU & WAYNE,
General Steamboat Agents
And Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Agents for Memphis Cairo. st. Louis, Louis
vile and Cincinnati packets. Particular atten-
ton given to collections of steamboat bills.
Office. LOG Gravler street up stairs. au30 I'm
DROVISIONS-
/ 500 bbls. MESS PORK
$50 PRIME MESS, Prime and Bumps.
125 tierces Refined LARD.
as casks BACON, Clear Sides.
% Shoulders.
10 half casks SUGAR-CURED SHOULDERS
10 half bbls. FAMILY MESS PORK.
In store and arriving. For sale by
E. X. CONVERSE,
au30 st 81 Magazine street
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TOOL MINERAL WATERS BETHESDA
Cooper's Well and Blue Lick, on draught, 5 cents
per glass, and so cents per gallon. Also Congress
Empire, Is cents per bottle, on ice, at LOG Camp
street au13 ThSu&Tu I'm
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(NOOKS TOURS AND GENERAL TRAVEL
~ iNG ARRANGEMENTS tickets By
any line from New York. Passengers booked
through to any point in Europe from New Or
leans. Tours in Europe and all parts Of the
United States. For tickets and other information,
apply q A. 4. MILLER & CO., 20 Corondeles
street. New Orleans. aul2 I'm 4thp
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NEW YORK-Per steamship City OF Houston
400 bales cotton go daaged) 5 hhds tobacco - 5b!s
oil 10 pkgs metals Is hhds bones Il cedar logs 60 bis
mdse 81 o empty barrels
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Imports.

NEW YORK-Per steamship Carondelet-A ssort-
ed mdse
HAVANA-Per steamship WIN Hewes-320O
boxes suga to Chatlaix & Agar
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PRICES.
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. I
Thursday Morning, Sept. 3, 1874.

N. B.-During our temporary absence from
the city. Mr.. c. o. Webb will represent US Ola the
steamboat landing. Thanking our friends for
past fayors, We request a continuance OF the
same through our representative, WHO will, We
can assure them, keep the river column Of the
BULLETIN up to its usual standard
Gro 7 DrScAy
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Memoranda.
tBy Telegra
Baltimore Sept. Ito j. NJ. Wi,herspoon Agent.
No. CaIondelet Wilmington arrived all we'll
MORDECAI q CO. Agents
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TAS FIXTURES
GAS COOKING STOVES,
For sale at New York prices, by P. H. QUINLAN,
$50 Camp street. Gas Fitting and Plumbing
at reasonable rates. aus I'm
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UPPER COAST.

UPPER COAST.
NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND BAYOU GOUIA
TRI WEEKLY PACKET
Steamer Selma,
Stsss@se-1s93ta A. Dugas master A. Meynier, CLERK.
Commencing 18th October Is74
Leaves New Orleans TUESDAYS and THURS
DAYS at IL NJ. and SUNDAYS at9 A. NJ
Returning on WEDNESDAYS FRIDAYS and
MONDAYS in daylight au2l II
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Thursday Morning, September 3.

George J. Duncan is the duly authorized Marine
and River Reporter Of the Bulletin
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SUMMER RESORTS.


DLADON SPRINGS, ALA-THIS FAMOUS
- Watering Place is now open for the season.
Board per day 81 80; week SIS; month $50. Chidres
and coored servants half price. Isaacson, Seixas
Co., groceTs, 90 and Ge Common street agents for
the sale of the Bladon Water in barrels and au.
thorized to make gements with families for the
season, and will furnish further information,
The Lotus No :, of the Carter Line leaves Mobile
for the Springs every TUESDAY EVENING at 4
oc ock.
au4 I'm NAE J. CONNER & CO.. Proprietors.
DARNES HOTEL,
MISSISSIPPI CITY,
The largest Hotel on the coast, is now open
everything in complete order, good Bathing ani
Fishing, accommodations for 500 persons.
Band of Music engaged for the season. Par
ties coming will ask conductor to put them Of
Barnes Hotel Station, half mile west Of MAR
depot.
TERMS.
Per month, $50 and $50, according to rooms.
Per week, SIT 80.
Per day, So
J. D. MAYER & CO.,
jyl5 I'm Propnetors.
HTEGARDEN HOTEL,
MISSISSIPPI CITY, MISS.
under the management of Col. j. o. NIXON, lie opel
for the
Board per month (of four weeks) $40 90
Board per day Observation-Disclosures. so
Children and servants half price. ie20 II
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BelOw-At Quarantine.
EXPORTS.

Steamship VIM Clyde, Livingston from Havana
via Florida ports to l X Roberts
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, !
Wednesday Evening, Sept. 2, 1874 (
COTTON

The sales to-day embraced $50 bales, at prices
requiring no change in our quotations. We give
also the Exchange figures and report as below: