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w ofF0REIGN and DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,

and now offer great variety Of latest style of
DRESS GOODS, and guarantee the prices
as low as any house in the county.
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yator and Inyigorator Of the system. Never
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cine been compounded possessing the
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-17

Total week before. 6,257.O25 ~ ''o,ioo ~
Soney market continues quiet and easy VIII
increase the offerings, both at the Da KS anu
the street A. the former all approved business
paper il adily accepted while the dem ana 10 .ne
later IL confined 10 unexceptonabe collaterals and
FIRST class signatures. which are arce o.her s.aue
are still entirely neglected. We continue 70 lnose *
lec4 a signatures with witho t col aterals, It
cent DER .nnum fir T. class ga 10, AL at ll@ H. and
second grade at 1m11& q cent per month FIRST
class NOR tgages rule at ~ e cent per ahhuh While
puhinO In reported in second grade.
We notice that the Orleans Railroad Company has
aec lrei dividend Of So T. share payable on and at
ter the 1st proximo. "
Yorx and sfter limited bust osed at llla III ~
AGAINST Ill 4 in tn t market The sales sum ned up
81 900 embracing $1,000 at 1l076 $4,000 at lllo ll5s
Is 90 at III a, aud $1,000 at Ill
Nothing transpired ia silver. American hau aoi-
lars were still quoted at 1850 LOG; but, under Tn.
influence OF decline at New lork, MEXICAN doiiars
quoted at l1lMlllia.
bills at New York, ste ling Exchang hardened ana
closed 80 y cent hi her The sales however were
of limited extent, einI confined to TIT O0o, com;
D. Using f3O0 Al ear at $40, flfoOo OH OF adln8 AT
Is, 4I015.Aa, and fl0oO bank at the counter at a.
Francs also quoted higher, but we did not
Al ,he close Sterling bills were quoted At
5.39Is@541 bill of ladug and Al clear. and '43s
a. for bank. ard francs at 4.65 for private, and
nominal at 1927 for bank.
The offerings Of Domestic Exchange wer limited,
and with fair demand commercial ruled shade
higher. The sales OF New York sight covered sl4l-
OOO embracing SIS 900 commercial at q q cent pre-
IN um, $4,000 and s25,00O and do at 933 $40 900 do.
and 500 600 AID 500 private bankers at SIG, a d
$50 SO bank at 1872.
The banks continued to check on New York at IS q
ce, premium, and commercial sight is still quoted
ut Sic
No sales of stocks were reported
In Bonds we heard of forc,d siles of $4,000 and
5000 CITY Ten Per Cents at g. =.
Nothing TRANSFERRED in City Scrip on which to base
quotations.
sat Warrants were dull sales reported,
and rates nominal at 40o ~ fer large ia AZ tor
mediUm, and 5061 55 for snail
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rOTTAGE RESIDENCE FOR SALE,
~ AT "A BARGAIN

Desirable residence, corner chestnut and AIine
streets two blocks above Louisiana Avenue. raised
cottage, wide hall in the cenre large parlors dnin.
room and six bed roms, kitchen, pantry, two cis-
terms rage house stable, et: All in splendid or.
der with lots of ground measuring l25 feet OH
Chestnut street. by 156 feet Ane street. Excel en-.
neighborhood, convenient o cars, schools, ETC. he
property can be inspected daily. For pr &c and
terms apply on the premises. iel4 3, suWe8Fr
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ings half biol do J Oh sartz-2 oases wag us Nc
Grsw-2 casks crockery 7 Quinan-2 cases m Sc
bales do Peet, lie &co-2 casks whisky Hawai- s
IL ok gs tobacco Spiro W DO Flash &co-lO0 do
W Van Benthuysen-6 Hernsheim &bro--l9 pigs
mdse bale do Richardson May--14 pigs tobacco
Lee Mob &co-ll do Resche-1OO bbls lime s JAM
son-I9 ba hay Nc Milan &bro-l bale hides Horter
Peterson Fenn-r-1 bale mdse Simms-l foun-
s Wat rman-l cask hams Bayly Pond 1O2 bales
cotton.
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL-
n',Ai June 16-I44 bales cotton to order-61 do to
Geo Fosdick &co--20O bbs lime Snodgrass--5O
bbls oil W Converse r-23 ties bacon Schw bacher
l. Hrsch-,5 sacks peas Perkins, Swenson &co-57
pkgs tobacco J Irby &co-2l3 bbls rosin and sun
dries to order-Total. POS bales cotton
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
June 1870 hhds sugar to J Gay &co-1 bales cotton
W Burbridge &co-3 bbls sugar Robert Hare-and
sundries to order-T tai, % hhds sugar
Memoranda.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Antwerp, June ARRIVED from New Ort ans. Ital
bark Due Frate
Bremen. June s.-Arrived from New Orleans, Brit
bark Harriet Hickmtn, Smith.
Tarragona. June 6-Arrived from New Orleans,
bark New York, Torgesen.
Bordeaux. June 6.-Arrved from New Orleans Nor
bark Ploen. Tnronsen.
Deal. May 26.-Arrived from New Orleans for L IN
don, NIord. Hunse.
falmouth, way 6-Arrived from New Orleans
bark Corunna, Evans.
May IA, in latitude SO N, longitude 81 W, British
bark Commodore, from Pensacola for sunderland.
by Telegraph
SOUTHWEST Pass, June 16, 6 P. M.-Barometer 20 80
Wind 5. E., light.
No arrivals or departures
PAss-A- 'OUTRE. June Is, 6 P. M.-Wind s., light
Arrived Bark Ealcyon. Hardie. master, 81 days
fro Havre. She reports having SIP en-, latitude
1880 north, longitu s31? west, ship Robert l..
Laue from New Orleans bound to st. Johns, n B.
She desired to be reported.
NEW YORK June 16.-Arrived: Parthia.
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FREI6hTS-The market continues extremely dull
There is cotton offering for Havre. but
fcien to induce ship 10 lay on for that port. for
which there is room. We quote as fol lws
BY Sttam-Cotton to Liverpool no room t, Liver
pool, via New York sd; to Boston via Philadelphia
Nc to Providence via Phade ,hia s.';to Fall River,
via Philadelphia sc; to New York Nc % Philade
pha ssc; tobacco 10 Liverpool ~ I'd
Nv SM'-rotton to Liverpool 3-l6d; to Boston asc
SUG Received this morning 20 hhds. No sales
Last week common sold 7s,c good far sac
prime SC q 10.
MOLASs'S-No re eipts and no sa es Yester lay
some inferior sol at = gallon
~FLOUR-1he market is duh md the dem, in con.
d Ell TO job lots for the local trade tnouoh some
purchases made for Cuba. Only 20Op bbls
sold of which so low treble xtra at Sc 3fi &C good
treble extra at S. so rs good treble extra 81: 30
AND 100 choice treble extra at 81 D. 80 choce ex "a
At 81 Is 100 choice at S. 81 rs at s. so at
S. GAY so at 81 bbl ane 1872 for he local trade on
private terms for Cuba, 500 and 700 bbs sold on
private teruls.
Q Urn MEAL-The market is firm and holders are
obtaining s. q bill. SO. 100 and 200 bills nd at
IS; so at - 80 Is 1t 81 Us u.s. so AID 1000 at
q p Dbl.
POkK-Dul, but the stock hand il small ORR
gin mees is held sla 75@le 611s. and il retailing
q 3isGls q y Dbl. 10, Of 50 bbls original mese
sold q $ls s7As . Dbl
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the city.
TIE weather yesterday alternate clound and
sunshine 1t tried hard several times to get up RAIN
but Jupiter Pluvins failed to time and his
labo only amounted to Slight sprinkle. The pros
pect at this writing hos is good fer more rain
Business showed decided Improvement yesterday
and great deal OF freight hauled ID from the
steamboat landing. Seyera of the departing steamers
left with fair summer trips.
For list OF arrivals and copy of manifests see the
marine c lumn.
The yer before the city was four feet one inch
below high water mark Of 1871.
THE FL Tt.-We call attention of shippers to the
advertisement of the steamer Flea Capt. Lon Green
lee. has t,kan a departure and will, at p. NJ.
to-day leave for Camden direct taking freight Tor all
landings ernedate Black add Ouachita rivers.
The Fleta will deliver a | her Macon and Tensis
freight, having de arran ene II to make close con
with the ste Goose, of the lightest
draft boats afioat. We wish pit Greenlee ana his
fine packet success i'll her new trade.
BOATS DUE.
Frank Pargoud from the Bends. Mary Houston and
Chas. Bodmann fro ~ the Ohio Liver, Seminole from
ed River and Future City and barges from st.
Louis
fsy4t we have hea d not even rumor that our city
authorities intend take any action in gard to the
present excessive rates of wharfage exacted from
Suffering steamboatmen We hope soon to be able to
the fact-and we hail it with pleasure-that New
Orleans has followed in the wake OF Cincinnati. Louis
vile. Evansville. Cairo, ST. outs and Memphis. Let
steamboat owners KEEP this question before the
public, and our word for it. the good wo OF reduc-
ton viii soon become an accom- 'shed fact.
Items OF news are scarce on the eamboat Ian ing.
We have not bad fight over week. or. in fact.
sensation OF any kind since two of the Nation wards
had fight on tue Paragon la week, viii b resulted
in OF them being d-ewned.
Ed Apps av on the Fleta this evening.
The fayorte Garry owen lett last evening with her
guards Hat the water
The Katie left last evening with splendid trip.
Fer la; ge and b. AL ifu cabin was full to repleon.
We debted TO Mr.. Mouchon, s &C etary OF the
d River Pilots ASS Iciation. tor lat Red River
papers.
The Shreveport Times of the 18th inst, says
Freight rates from shreveport to tn 5 city on The
18th inst 81 per ba tor cotton and from 50 to
"a per ad for ci,tle, according to size.
Red Riv steamers that were are in bad way about
his time. day two since mention d the sink
ing OF two of them the Missouri River. AID now
hear that the I dal Wave has broken her aft and
lost il overheard The d. L. Tally is high and dry on
the Alabama
Capt Tennyson led yesterday for the head OF the
raft for the pnr of removing the obstruction.
The appropriation for the remov OF the raft being
All exhsus ed, the officials do nothing than ten
der the aprlian &c hand to assist In removing.
horey enough was RAISED BY subscription among
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For Sale.

L>OR SALE-CHE SMALL STE IN.
il wheel steam ,ost J. W. SWO aDS. length 81 feet
inches bre idth of beam feet depth of hold feet
and m aslres 6s- 100 tons; shas been lat ly over.
hauled aud is in good running c ndition As the
present further for her, he II dis
pose OF the said steam 'oat at sacrifice for cash
May be at Harvey Canal. For further
part culars address P. o b Y 1927. i-I4 2'*
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CORFU CHRISTI VIA ROCKPoRT-Per steamship
st Mar -7O8 sacks wool AZ bales wool TO A Whitney
&cO-75 ties tallow Francke Il Danneel-172 bds hides
W Witherell-59 sacks wool Francke Il Danneel-
5000 in specie State National Bank--$250 do Jno
Adams &co--3O5 head cattle Mehle &co-and sun
dries der
HAvANA-Per steamship Wiimington-132 pkgs of
fruit to order-5O box sugar to Chaffraix 4 Agar
20 cigars McCarthy-lU, 90 do Forstall Son
10 900 to order
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n GORGE LOskE Y-

Il
Respectfully announces to his friends and the pub.
lie generally lat, in Connection with the old stand
No SO St Charles street, he tted up in elegant
manner the
New Sa'OOn. l2i Canal street,
where the MEAD, made celebrat d as McCLOS-
KEYS Me, Nd, when he in connection with his
uncle the late Hugh McCioskey, together with COOL
SODA WATER, COFFEE. GENUINE MINERAL
WATERS, CAKES and PAS CRlES, wi / be served in
the best style.
prominent feature of the place will be the
LADIES LUNCH ROOM where they VIII be waited
upon by courteous ana gentlemanly a tendants
Nan featuring his own Syrups, Mead, Soda and
Pastry, he can guarantee their excellence; and by
prompt attention to the wants of his customers he
extended to him in the past.
GEORGE McCLOSKEY
s3 st. Charles street ami 121 Canal street.
my23 In Tonro Building.
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11oHARD r1RRBLx.
RRoPRx1ToA


YJNO RENT-FLOM FIRST SEPTEMBER NEXT,
/ the la, ge COTTON YARD AND SHED corne, St.
Thorn and Orange streets with the Plckery, Presses
and platform. Apply to TERRELL PRES jr9
DOR KENT-THE CIR HUND FLOOR OF NJ.
l. 135 Gravier street, between st. Charles ard
Camp. Terms moderate to 60 ID tenant. Apply to
BUCh\ER X co, 81 Gravier street. jej
LNOR RENT.-GEN rLEMEN WHO DESIRE
l airy and cheap rooms for the summer mouths,
would do well to cal john Bots Furniture Dealer
No. 29l camp street They will fad every accommo
dation desirable, he has rented the bu dngS Nos.
l5l and 81 Camp street. my3i I'm
YINO RENT-THAT LARGE FOUR TORY
Bank plac. 30 feet The building good order and
we'll adapted the dry goods hard ware business
Also large four-stDry store, No So Carondelet
stree well calcu ated tor cotton factors Offices any
other kind OF business.
Also, those two four-story st res, No. 10 and 12l
Magazin street. with iarge back houses. we'll
suited for large Western produce wholesale gro
Gerry business The can be rented separate
ly or together
Also, several fine offices in Commercial Place.
The alb buildings in first rate order and will
be rented exceedingly favorable to good
ants For information apply to
my29 I'm II. s. LUCK Err No. 10, Gravier at.
vTNO RENTAL 500 DRYADES STREET.
One Of the convenient and neat cottage housef
the city, II contains i've rooms, with good yar0
cistern, etc. House just cleaned and painted. Cars
pass the door, near good market AID on the shady
side of the street ',ent S25 per month. msi5*
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WICK >SUitG A THE BEND'.
UN TED STATS NJ IL PACKET
FOR GREENNI. LIE, VlCKSBu RG AND The BENDS.
Leaves Every I U.,SJAY, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
H~S For Grcenvilie, Vicksburg,
a54aalhtss Natchez and way landings-The fine au
S.7e.Esa4 fast passenger packet
FsanA P.argOud.
J. NJ. White. master, G. Holmes, clerk,
Will leave above, rrying the United States mail,
and conn citing IA Vlcksburg with the steamer EMMA
for all points YaZoo and Iallahatchie rivers anCs
steamers Anchor Line for the IuOnth OF White
and Arkansas rivers, Memphis, Cairo and st Louis.
J. JANNEY, III Common treet,
HITE Il CARLIN,
Tchou pito ilas street,
je4 Agents.
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FOR VICKSDURG,
UNITLD STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at P. NJ.
For VicksDurx, Palmyra
l5k41&k Lake, Grand Gulf, st. Joseph Rodney,
60 Waterproof, Natchez, Fort Adams, Red
Riy r. Hogs Point, Iunica Bayou Sara, Waterproof,
Port son, Baton Rouge, Pia4uemine, Donaldson
vile and all intermediate landings = Tho splendid
passenS steamer
Gov. Allen,
J. G. Benson master, r. A. Owen, clerk,
will above, connecting a; Vlcksburg with Il
steamer LUCY KERN for YazOO and Taiahatch e,
and LIZZIE for Sunfower Rivers.
For tcelglt passage apply Oh board, or TO
JOHN JANNtY Agent, lit Common 81
my22f HTTE < CARIIN. TchouDitonlas street.
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Ina ports.

NEW YORK-Per schooner Kate Buchanan-9.
logs maho. any logs ends mahogany
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BY VINCENT 4 CO.
IOSf-EOynI

LOst-EOun0
T OST-LAST SUNDAY ON CANAL SrREET-A
/ Black and Tan sLUr answering to the name OF
Fanny reward of 10 will be paid if brought to
15 Hospital, between Roman and Prieur. iel2 At
cTOLEN GER IFIcATE NO. 96s F. ONE
y hundred and sixty shares of ordinary stock OF
THE LOUISIANA LEVEE COMPANY,
dated May l5 70, issu d to AL EXT 6. PHEL $.
cauti med against negotiating for the anne
application has been made for a reissue.
HOS. l. Blk,
JET Ina Secretary and Treasurer Levee co.
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The unde rsig ned begs to INFO, m the
public that he is now with A. PEISER Il CO., import
ers of Crockery. Glassware, Cutlery House-Furnish
ing Goods, etc No. "a Magazine street, between
xavier and Common, where he will be pleased to
wait upoL his friends and customers paying specia'
attention to the retail trade
Goods sold cheap at any other house in the
city. Packages delivered free Of charge.
ISID ORE LEVI.
Formerly of the firms OF Levi & Navra, Levi Navra s
Co.. and Geo. G.. Wolf 4 Levi. ap24-3m
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For Rent.

NOR SALE OR RENT-PROPERTY WITH
il good and substantial buildings forming corner
Philip and Constance reefs and mpaslli ing alb out
SO front former and l27 latter. For terms.
which will tie easy, apply to EMILE BOUNY. No. -
Carondelet street jel4 1t
NOR RENT-LARGE AND ELEGANT FRONT
u Office, on lower floor No. 1856 Common street, ad-
joining the offices being fitted up by MeSsrs.
Meyer Wes L. Co. This Office is very desirably loca-
ted and well fitted up, having larg vault and other
conven er cies. Rent low. THOS. S. ELDER.
jeI4 BIZ Real Estate Agent, Commercial Place.
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Special Notices.
Crescent cry Rowing Club
REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
EpInAv Juna 10Th 1914

At7la o'clock p. NJ,
At Joe Forsters, corner Vaudeville aud Levee SITS.
All membe In arrears, not pr sent at this meet
ing, will be dropped from the roll.
L. A, Wilt, President
F. DUDENHEFER, Secretary. jel7 St
Dr. w. q. Austin, residence and Office
597 st. Charles Frs street. Office hours from
1T Q A. NJ, and from 5 4 to Z p NJ Slate a! Geo
A. Foslck L Co IS, No 80 Cayondelet. [ rders left
there promptly attended to. jel4 If
A Loan OF Money Will he offered by the
Crescent City Loan and Building Association to its
stockholders, its office, No. 40 lamp street, up
stairs, on SATURD Y, ne 20. at half-past O'Clock
F. The public is invited to attend these sales
By ord-r OF the President.
it'd f. F. BUcKNER Treasurer
Special No ic. Shippers.-ThrOuSh
bills of riding given to Memphis, Helena, mou
White River, and all way landings by the steam rs
PARGOUD and Gov ALLEN. ,onnecting at Vcks--
bur- with the fine passenger rackets If the Anchor Line
Pas. engers ucketed through to Memphis, Cairo and
st. Louis. JANNEY, Agent
je10 1w III Grasier street
North Louisia nd Texas Railroad
Through bills of la ling given al Stations this
road for freight shipped per st amers Atie Pargoud
and Gov. Allen. J.JANNEY, Agent.
ir4 III Common street
N.tice.-A. F.. Hickman will continue
the same business wholesale Grocery at the old
stand, No. IS OLD LEvEE Decatur) street, where he
will receive ord RS from bis friends and promptly a..
tend to the same. je3 I'm
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The undersigned, having made complete arrange
for the accommodation AMI transp Jration OF
visitors, bess TO solicit from his friends and the pub
lie continuation of their liberal patrona e.
We have selected a and delightful route to the
Is.e vi, Morgans Railroad Bay Des Allelnan ~
W ence the steamer Bossier viii take passengers
through, reaching the hote before dark.
Old patrons need telling this is the ONLY
RE Il SURF BATHING the South, ard lovers OF
the same, and of GOOD FISHING, will need no
urging to come.
Having secured an efficient Housekeeper LADIES
may rely special attention
Terms-Per month $50; per week SIS; per day So
Liberal reduction for families and season gue t..
Refers to all steamboat agents and to c. A. Whitney
& 60.
For full particulars, steamboat advertisement
and small bills.
my16 3m Z. MARGOT, Proprietor.
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Bef0W-Colllin9 LIN.

BefOw-COmtng Up.
Ship Virginia, Baker, 40 days from Liverpool to mas
ter
Ship Freeman Clark. Bosworth A days from Liver
pool to master
Schooner Theresa G. Gutterez 10 days from Havana,
to master
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN,

"Wednesday Morni'g g, june II lS74. !
We would respectfully call the atten ion Of our steam
oatmen to the superior adva1 tages offered by the
. UILETIN az an advertising medium. 1t is the onl
ally paper the city that pub shes the full manifest
steamboats,; and this feature aohe it to find
As way into the counting room of merchant in
the city
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Below Waiting Ordle r,
Exports.

Ship Havre Terkelson. from London Feb 7. to mas
ter
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
TUESDAY EVENING, June 16, 1874.

The sales to-day summed up 2o50 bales at irregular
Ind easier prices requiring general reduction of
in our Quotations. We give also the Exchange fig
and report AS below:
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Arrived.
Spanish bark Aretusa, Cosso, IA dayssfro Havana,
to master-POint
STEAMBOATS,.
Bastrop, Hodge. from Ouachta river
Bertha, B DAD, from Washington
H Durfee. Aiken from Shreveport
James Howard. Pegram, from st Louis
Mary Ida. Ruiz from Lower Cos st
l. Hodge No 2. Baranco, from Baton Rouge
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Summer Resorts.

HOUSE-OCEAV SPRINGS,
- Miss, fronts the beach and is now open for
the reception of guests under the management of T.
C. MURPHY.
ard per week. $40 w
Children aud servants half-price je14 I'm
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New Orleans. jackson a nd Great North.
Railroad Company, Office Freight Agent, 3Sl julia
street, New Orleans, May T. l874-SPE'IAL MOTT
road stations and cities NORTH, EAST aud WEST.
Freight for points Alabama aud Chattanooga Rail-
road recepted for to Meridian only.
SPECIAL CONTRACTS must be made 18th j. G.
MOREY. CONTRACTING AGENT. No. % Camp street.
for shipment of all THROUGH FREIGHT. Copy of
contract must accompany each shipment.
ALI freight must be PLAINLY MARKED, with name
of consignee and DES INAiIO in FULL. Powder,
ceal oil aud combustble articles will not be received
myS E. A. BURKE, Freight Agent.