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About the City.

Body Found I'm the Rtver.-Yesterday the
body Of an unknown man was fonnd IN tile river ~
the head Of VAimont street. The textures could MT
be recognized, rs tine body and especially the b d
was IN advanced state of decomp ,sition. He was
dressed pair OF blue jean pants aud re IN 81
shirt; his fest We're bire The oroner cid IN In.
quest and rendered verdict IN accordance with the
above Iacts.
Call For Jt.-secretary Boyle. OF the First Pre-
cinct tation, has in possession gold shirt bu
and pA gold ring, with inscription the inside
which Ia awaiting identification OF the owner.
In u ID .nKerous 90 I'D ttiun.-rhe Two story
anne house 81 uated Mt 126 Ram . rect, j. III
lspidated aud dangerous cond tion, aud 10 liable to
fall ct any mona t An do er0as dam e to passers
by. The owner Of the property is IN New York. 1t
the attention Of Mr. Carey the agent 10 .aled to the
above facts.
Phi e. No,es.-Boyd Nelson made desperate as.
s4ult with intnt to X me char es Gordon ut the
corner Of Perd do and FranAnn streets. ana was
,ingiy taken to the First
MARY Magner assaulted sarah Brown with danger
ous weapon cuttin. AID guiding hsr severe y.
Mary INTO the Central
hos. tvans made raid ON the store Of VIM Dor.
cher, on choupIt ,ula-, nea Lafayette street, and
pur oined one dozen brooms iherefrom. rhi, is tne
cause Of Thomas sle ny IN the station lass n, ht
tF.om Y-sterday's Evening Editiop.I
Fire.-About 1850 o'c ock last night ire broke
out in One-slory frame kitchen uated corner Of
0oodehildren and Poet strerie, owned by Andrew
Whit, and occupied by Mr.. Power>-los, SIS. In
sured III Peaples' Iusur nee Company Cause VI hie
supposed to Dc the work Of an incendiary. troll.
man Fueutes turned iu the OF hre from x -
smother Eire.-About 1:15 this m ,rnin fire
broke ut IN one story rsme house, situated corner
avier aud Miro streets, OWNED and occupied by m
collins. the house WAS totally uestroyed. No nsu-
rance: loss about $4OO The hre caused by an ole
cripple man going TO bed and leaving candle bu n
Ing, which eei fre to some clothing the alarm was
turned In by Officer Hips. from boz l26.
Police Notes --sylve>ter Wa ren WAS arr, ssed At
the corner Magazine aud Toll dano streets, charg
by VIM. arby with as ult with intent {. kill, aud
. ceny. Warren was locked up in the Seventh Pre-
cinct.
One lack Harris Was arrested at the corner Clara
and Washington strsets. and locked mp Ia the six il
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sock on hand and on shpboard not cleared 74,379
took on hand not cleared last ve.r 1Ol,6J9
To-dsys exports were to New York.
Recei rs proper last even n.y. 1853 bales
aga at 100 on last saturday, and sos las var
aud since August 81 159 83l bales agains. 667 736
last year-dec ease, 70 3 bales.
the kilograms make the receipts at all the
ports o-day 1868 baes Inst 1888 on LIST Saturday
and 4SlO last and since August 81 49, 721 baies
against sil ,972 last yesr-increas 258 749. Exports
Yesterday N Great ritan 4795 bales, against
l4t Saturday, aud 1858 lea asst ser, and 70 the % n
tn. ut none. Agai 1918 bales last week. and 2OO
last year. ticks at all the ellvery ports made up
8.9 804 last year.
tOBACto- We n tie further sales to-day of 4s hills
al and 25) at -. and al itonal yesterda Il ~
s.. sales last week 1874 hhds; week before 1877
We continue ~ quote follows: Inferior Tugs 4a41a ;
medium 4x@54 xcoi and fine 5h@6c; low leaf
GIG &c med um 7H@ Sc; fine 9d11dc, and sele tons
IL a i2c Received since ia.t evening 53S hhds; ex-
roit.d 679 to Bremen, aud to New York. STICK
ha oy our running stat mrnt 77s7 bbds,
FREI 'HrS-No hug transpired OF any moment
" continue to quote:
BY Ste.m-Cottou to Lverpool-9 I'd; to Ant
werP. via Philadelphia Nd: to Boston, via PhiIade-
puia Ice; 10 Providence, Philadelphis 81; to
Fall River. vi. Phi adelphia ll-l6c; to New York Nc;
Philadrphia s-l6c; Bulk Corn to Liverpool 0@-d.
By ,a- otton to liverpool X@7-l6i; to Havre SC:
TO Bremen l6-32c to Baltic ports I'd. Grain to LIv
Q pool Cd.
sUG R-No receipts aud no sales. Ye strrday infe
rior .old At e@6x fair, not realed Sc; yellow car
Mo AssE-Rec.ived this morn ng IT bbls and
half bbl AL the stock in tn shed Was sold. compris
ing bbls Of which ~ bbls common lair ut 55c;
81 fair tnin 81 c. aud $50 bbis choice fern entng
Ut 7SCo 7sc gallon.
FLOUn-Dul. v tn only small local demand. The
stock 10 moderate and the receipts are hight. Low
grades scarce. The sales confined to 705 bar
rrs. OF which rs ngle extra at s. TO- 100 low treple
vt IS So so good do ut Sc 62. 80 choice extra
ST. SO and on 1t 81 100 at s. IS, SO at So Is,
and 200 bble On private terms.
CORN MEsL- he receipts this morning were 1900
bbls, about half for tn Rel eff ommittee. $50 bbls
sold comprising $50 and 200 at IS l5 LOO at s. IS.
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The John Kile ur will arrive to-day and leave
turn trip for Cincinnati and way points Tuesday next
tsp. NJ.
The peerless Katie will arrive this evening. She il
the regular TUESDAY 7icksburg u 8. mail packet ant
| is always on time.
Tho favorite excursion packet La Belle, Capt. NJ N
Wood. leaves the head Of Canal street. at N: to
day, for Red Church and return. fine band will bt
on board and refreshments be had at reasonable
rates. John Walton will see that the thirsty have
drink. The fare for the round trip 10 only Soc.
The Henry Ames leaves on "wednesday for IT. Louis
The Natchez has received her new smoke stacks
they are . model of neat workmanship, and reflect
great credit upon their builder. Mr.. John Hennesey
the we'll known chimney builder Of this city. The
new ones nearly fac simile Of the old Ones but
The La Belle left last evening on moonlight ex.
cursion to Red Church She makes another to-day.
The st. John has been chartered for an excursion
trip to the Lower Coast She lsaves at p. M.
[By Telegraph
PrTsBuRa, May 23.-River feet inches and sta
tionary. Weather clear and pleasant.
CAIRo, May 23-Arrved: John F. Tolle from New
Orleans. at P. NJ. DEPARTED: Toe for st. Louis at
4P. NJ. River 10 feet s inches, and falling. Weather
cloudy aud warm.
EVANSVILLE, May 2s.-weather partly cloudy and
mild. The river has fallen inches. Nick Long
worth passed down at 4 P. M.
CINCINNATI. May 23.-Rver 9 feet inches and
stationary. Departed: Esp ,ranzs for New Oroars.
LOUISVILLE. May 2s-River filling, with feet
inches in the canal and feet inches in the chute.
Weather cool aud cloudy. Arriveu-R bert Mitchell,
Smoky City, FEED Wilson, from New Orleans.
ST. L. us, May 2s-Arrived Capital City from
City of vicksburg for vicksburg Pauline Carroll and
Molle Moore for New Orleans. River falling. Weather
clear, very warm.
MEMPHIS. May 23.-weather clear and hot. The
river has fallen twenty two inches Departed Grand
Lake for New Orleans steamer Genevieve for Vicks
burg Quickstep for White River, Fort Gibson for
Little Rock, Ben Franklin 1or Cincinnati, Grand
Tower for st Louis Arrived: Ella Hughes. from
Nsshv lie.
VIcKsBURG, May % up Chas. Bodmann, P. M. /;
raj pQyup InO / NJ
Weather ard clear. The river has fallen one
inch in the last twenty -four hours
by Telegraph
DELHI, May 23.-To Lord McPeake: Leave this
evening, will arrive Monday evening
LyU GREENLEE, steamer File ..
VIcKsBURG. May 23-K:lgour will arrive Sunday
night lesv Tuesday. ALRERT STEIN. Master
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MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE
SATURDAY EVENING, May %. 1874. !
NEW ORLEANS CLEANING HOUSE.
Increase in 1874.

Increase in 1874. s., 2O4, OU
We have new fea lure to notice in the money mar
ket which continues quiet and easy, with light offer
ings both in bank and the street. The few transaC
| tious reported in commercial signatures a
revious rates. We continue - quote selected paper
with witho t col aterals, at 8 u cent per annum
fir t-cass at 9@1O. Al at ll@12, and second grade
l@1K y cent per month irst-class MOI tgages rul
at 10 cent er annum, while nothing is reported II
| second grade.
York, and, after limited business. closed 112H@
l1lh, against 1123x in that ket. The sales wer
confined to SO 20 embracing $1,000 AT ll27s@ll21s
and 5000 and 5000 at 112h.
Nothing trAnspi ed in silver. American half do lar
at ll2@Il3.
Sterling Exchange was dull, and without quotabie
variation The sales included ft2W Al clear at 5.45
ftOOO bill Of lading at ASK, flOOO Al clear at s. 46
f6OO bank, at the counter, at 548h, and flOUJ do
ut $40.
No sales were reported in francs, which, owing to
n -ir security, were quoted higher.
At The close Sterling bills were quoted at 5.44L@
SAG for bill 1t lading and AL c' ar, and 54s1aa-
for bank, and francs at 46J for private, and nominal
tor bank.
The offerings Of Domestic Exchange, though of
moderate sxt-n were taken readily by the banks
and comment al Consequently lsther weaker.
The sales of New York sight covered $l35, 900, en-
bIacing SIS 0,O and $4,000 commercial and s35 D
private bankers at d y cent. premium; $3.50
commercial at 932, and $4,000 and So 700 bank at
5-l6.
The banks continued to check on New York at ?. y
cent premium. and Commercial sight was still quoted
az 1@516.
Insurance Company at $73 50; SO Canal Bank at S85
50 st. Charles street ilroad at :; Is State National
ank at =; 10 New Orleans Compresset Air Propel-
ling Company at Sc. resale of the same at Sc So;
and at auction. by Messra. Hoey O'Connor, 6S Ecu
tonia National Bank at SOL.
The only eaes of bonds reported were $4,000 City
Gold Bearing Sew. n Per Cents at Sax aud $50 0 al
3d. which were about the closing rates. Yesterdays
lie of $25 600 state bonds issues to the Mexican
Cult and ship Island Canal ompauy, not old Stat
b nd.
In city App opriation Certificates we noticed sale
Of $4,000 at SIX They were still quoted at 6l@62
according to sig
Nothing was reported in Metropolitan p lice War.
rants some authorities quote them a shade higher
than Az preparation Ce ticates and others the
Time Certificates of 1873 still quoted at 6Oh@6l.
State Warrants continue dull, sud now quotei
shout 40 for ge. A for med um, and so for small;
no sales were reported
by Telegraph
New Yosx. May 23-The following is the bank
stat ment: Loans decrease $l,75 900; sperie, de-
CT $3.50 0OO legal tenders $780, CO.; de osits
decrease ST. ,25.OO'; reserves increase 81 900 OOO
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Imports.

IND1ANOLA VIA G.L7ESTO Per steamship
Clintun-9 bales cotton Piis bury-21 do sacks do
Francke Dauneel-20 bales hides II Wither, IL
70 IL sacks wool A Whitney &co-and sundrles
to order-Total, 80 bales colt Ii sacks lotion
NEW YORK-Per steamship New Orleans--Assorted
mdse
NEW YORK-Per steamship City of Dallas-Asstd
mdse
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Below Waiting Orders.

British ship Green Jacket Roe, from Rio de Janeirc
March %, in ballast. to master
Dutch bark Fritz, Gundersen, from Havre March "a
to master
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Arrived.
Steamship New Orleans. Clapp, from New York 10th
instant, to A Moulton-2d Dist
Steamship City of Dallas. Hines from New York 18th
instant to Geo A Fosdick &co-2d Dist Is
Steamship Clinton, Trip, from Indianola Wis Gal
weston. to Whitney NcO-Algers
schooner Gertrude How g. Ward, IL days from Ruatan
Island, to master-2d list PIT
TOWBOATs.
Norman, Averin, from the Passes-towed to the bar
18th instant bark Gusta Helene and scho ,ner E
KrrnZ-brought up schooner Gertrude Howes
Future City COLL from St Louis with barges
STEAMBOATS,.
Ida Forgay, from Alta apas
Lessie Taylor, Truslow, from Jefferson
Hodge No g Bar ,nco, from Baton Rouge
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN
Schooner Simms, from Tchefuncts river
Scoooner Geo Colmar from Bayou Iacombe
Schooner Mary Diana, from Bonrouca
Schooner Mary FAY ard from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Gen Washington, from Pearl liver
Schooner Rebecca from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Gsleas, from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Am McGuinn, from Horn Island
Schooner Blessey, from Pascagou
Schooner st ohm tue Baptist, from Pass Manchac
Barge Pearl Rivers. from Pearl river
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN
schooner Lille Schmidt from Pearl river
Schooner ketecca Funk, from Pascagoula
Schooner New, from Bayou Iacombe
Schooner Eece ada, from Pascagoua
schooner Gino from Bay st Louis
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CRKsCENT BRAND-This new variety Of
condemned milk 10 having unpr, cedenied success.
It 10 iDdorted by Of our first physicians and ia
universally commanded for it, ri hness and purity.
The Crescent Brand may be .ound ct most Of our
promine mt grocery houses.
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN
Sunday, May "a 1874. I
DAILY RIVER REPORT FOR SATURDAY, MAY
49, AT P. NJ.
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Having taken charge OF the River Column of thi0
paper, beg leave to assure my river friends that shall
attempt to out all my old programme, in protect
ing their interest and will at all times be pleased to
,t-nd their wants. and hope that my efforts in their
ause will merit their Patronage. Respectfully.
JAMES KERR, JR.
Office at Canal street ferry landing office.
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The demand Vas i1Inl eQ only nNe Drok r6 part1ct-
pating in The business aud the bulk of the blu iness
was at l6X and 7c for Low Mdiling agreeing with
previous quotations. tales, howe could not
have been forced, unle at liberal Concessions.
Inc amount snpboari not cleared, going
BOARD. and enraged for shipment was set down at the
,pening this morning 80 100 bales, embracing
$4,000 bales for Liverpool, 1OVU for Havre 1000
Spain. 1000 Bremen 800 for the North Sea, and
2OOD the North. which, when deducted from the
stock on hand by running statement, last evening
3750O bales TO represent the quantity at the
sndiny presses unsOi or awaiting r.iers.
The Exchange report " sales QUO bales, in lud.
ing 100 after P. NJ. yesterday. Market dull and
easier"
COTTON STATEMENT.
took on hand August 81, 1873 :. bales 7,177
arrived since last statement. S2&
arrived previously. o93 l,2S74l7
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,294 1874
l. AIRED to-day. 1913
leare0 previously. .1,2l7 ,U2-1.22O2l b
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Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Morgan, Trip, for Indianola via Calves ton
CA Whitney &co
Steamship Western Metropolis, Quick, for New York
Ludwigsen
Steamship Lizzie, Felsher. for Pensacola Master
-teamship Alabama, Lockwood, for New York bal
last CA Whitney eco
German bark Bremen, Helmers, for Bremen
Master
French bark Comtesse Duchatel, Dupsrt for Bor-
d-aux- RY Hopkins
Sloop Golden Age, Ma sina for Apalachicol,-
Master
Schooner W L Bradley Chase, for Malaga
Geo Fosdick eco
Schooner Mary somers Carter for Boston
Geo Fosdick eco
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SODA AND MINERAL WATERs.-The low
ers Of ncKennas mead will be pleased TO hear that
this ceebrated beverage will be found In all prs
time glory q the new soda wster depot, No 70 amp
strset-next door TO the Times Office At this de-
strvedy popular establishment, Iced tea fresh cakes
and pastry 81 delicious Lsm sandwiches, are The
order of the day every day Go and interv ew the
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New OH ans feet 6 inches below high water mark
of 1871. NELSON GoRoM,
Signal Service Observer.
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PROGRAMME:

| PROGRAMME:
l. Champion Throw. First and Sec nj class Knsines
forcl water through 100 feet Of hose the longest
ta2e Pre- $50. Entrance fee s..
q Grand Hurdle Race-Mile Heats. Entrance 81 50.
Prize SIS.
g. Pony Race fourteen and half hands ami under
Mile Heats. Entrance, 50 s Prize, $40.
| Pony Race" Bob iail' excepted-iourteeu hands
and under-Me ats. Entrance 81. Pri SIS
g. g. aud rot to Harness and rule-Mile Hea.s-Open
to all horses that never beat 1850. Prize, solid
Silver Cup, guaranteed, won by James Grant
Esq, on rst day, aud donated tor this race En-
trance. S. Prize for second horse. SO. This
Cup can be seen at the time OF entry at the Office
Frank McGloin, Esq.
6. Mule IrOt to Buggy-Nle Heats, Entrance e.
Prize $15
7. Grand challenge Foot Race.
8. Music by two Bands-In Brick Building and ON the
platform.
9. Jumpint, Wrestling. Foot Ball. and other sports
during the day.
TO- Dancing the Platform and in the Brick Build
Mg
No lady admitted without an escort.
No free admission except to holders Of oomplimen-
tary tickets
Entries and money for Races, cash at the time Of
entry.
Al entrances for Races must be made between s
and P. NJ, FRIDAY, Goth inst At the ofacs OF
Frank McGloin, 81 CAmp street. myA3l
GRAND MAY FESTIVAL,
For the Benefit of the
GERMAN AMERICAN SCHOOL,
Sunday and Monday. May a4th and 2sth,
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS.
The Festival commences at l O'Clock, precisely The
programme consists OF Concert on TIVE platform,
Dancing in the Great Exp sition Hail. Popular
VI M Games
following:
RUNNING RACES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Sack Face.
Rooster in the Pot,
Wate. Railroad,
Rope Jumping
Football Playing,
Sausage Snappin9
The Or asy Pic,
Be- Ball Match for the Cham pions ii o, between the
Price Current aud Nonpareil Cubs.
GRAND LOTTERY
Will be drawn on Monday, for prizes amounting 70
$5oo; each Ticket Of Admission is itled 10
chance in the same. Visitors will please preserve
the coupons alta. he'd.
REFRESH NENTs OF ALL KINDS AT MoDER ATE
ff CITY PRICES.
Admission 50 Cents. hildren Free.
All friends OF the cause of Public Education are
cordially invited.
ERNEST PRAasr President
HASNO DFILER Secre airy. myt32t
POPULAR SUMNER CONCEuTs.
To take place a. aRUNEw .LD HALL. B.ro ne street.
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
EVENING commencing
Monday, May IS, 1874.
FULL ORCHESTR composed of thirty Of our
best musicians, has been engaged. gu ascription,
IS for twelve tIckets Lists At 0ruuewa.d's aud
Cnarpeaux's music stores, Tyer's and Jacobs's
jewelry stores, and Greshams and Hlls'e book
stores f'f
my3 I'm ROBERT MEYER Director
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The sales to-day mot including l. bales additional
yesterday confined to 525 baies. Nothing trans
pireI to require any change in our quotations. We
give also the Exchange figures and report below.
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RISING FROM lis AsHEs.-Mr. FullwOOd,
the prop etor OF that popular saloon, "The Big Med
cine, No Camp street, annOuD In another place
that he viii be ready to his fri nds Thursday
morning. By that time the saloon. which . few days
ago greatly injured by fire. will be repaired and
and aleO. etc, .f.
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PALM LEAF FANs-Vincent & CO., 81 and
- Custonhonss street, has thousands Of them re-
Invariably cheap.
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GRAND HIBEKNIAN FESTIVAL.
SECOND DAY.
Sunday, May 81, 1874,
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS.
ADM SION FIFTY CENTS. Ladies' and ehildren
free. Gates open at P. M. Sports commence
at 3P. NJ. 'Hr
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BelOw-C0ming Up.
Ship Havre: Terkelson. from London Feb 2. to mas
ter
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CATTLE MARK EFT REPORT.

Texas beeves, corn fed, LIST quality, p ft...-@1nc
Texas beeves I'd quality, U head. $4O055
iexas beeves. choice, p head. -@45
Texas be ves 1~t quality, p head. ......... 35@14O
Texas cattle I'd quality. p head. ............ 2O@2S
Texas cattle, Sd quality, v head. 12@15
Western beeves, p fb, net. .......... .......-1-
Western hogs ID. gross. ................ TO TIC
Texas hogs, p Ii, gross. TO TIC
sheep, LIST quality p head. $4@l5
Sheep "a quality, y head .................... 4S6
Sheep Sd quality, y head. Observation-Disclosures. BOA
Mich cows. choice p head. $S0@1OO
Milchcows. p head $50 so
Tex cows with calves OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. % -
Calves y head. $3.50 10
Warnings. r head %d10
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MemOrM nda.
[By Telegraph
BALTIMORE. May 22-To j. NJ Witherspoon, Agent
No 60 Carondelet street: The steamship Liberty saie
for New Orleans this evening at o'clock.
(By telegraph
SOUTHWEST PASS, May 49, Observation-Disclosures ~ u.s.
Wind southeast, light.
No arrivals. Sailed Bark B. G. Peters, and steam
ers Cortez and San Jacinto.
new YORK, Nay 25.-Arrived: Cleopatra. Arrived
out: Wyoming and Cuba
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At LEVY Bros, No. $50 Magazine street
will be found bareges worth looking at, for only r. u
cents NJ J. w. Digger goes aveling or the house
about the LIST to be gone sixty days. During his
Advance Mr. Digger will visit his dear old Virginia,
to recuperste hts failing health. With his many
friends We hope to zee him return to under new
lease Of life
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MARINE NEWS.

George j. Duncan is the authorized Marine Repo1 ter
of the New Orleans bulletin.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
Sunday Morning, May "a. !
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COMMERCIAL,

NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE, /
SATURDAY EVENING, May %. 1874.
COTTON
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i, The HOME LUNCH SALOON.-This is the
name OF . new resort 1t No. II camp street-shady
side-whefe fresh Pastry, delicious mead, cold and
sparkling soda aud mineral waters with freshest and
purest syrnps may always be foun>. The soda water
at this establishment IL exceptionally fne Go and
&yh
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No lady admitted without an escort.

No lady admitted without an escort.
No free admission except to holders Of oomplime n
tary tickets.
Entries and money for Races. cash at the time Of
entry. -
AL entrances for Races must be made between
aud r NJ, FRIDAY, Goth inst at the ofRce OF
Frank McGloiu, 81 CArup street. myM3l
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-11-25

however, narrow path in the rocks.
Up this he clan bered and got on to
t. mountain road, which brought him
to tho coast.guosd station. Ho was
Hospitality received there, and discoy-
ered that the place he had landed at
vas Trefaska Blight, some miles ens,
und south Of Baltimore. During the
morning he reached Skibberecn AT. d
posted the letters entrusted to bin.
and arrived in Cork on "Wednesday
night, where he is now the hero of the
hour.
On Monday he intends to swim out
OF Queenstown harbor some distance ;
that will Le followed the week attcr
by little swim acrUss tho Straits of
Dover to Calais, towed by u kite :;
aud to cup ull on his return to the
States, he intends to carry out his
original idea of jumping overheard
200 miles from land aud swimming to
New York or 1ong Island. After
his achievements in the gale on Tues
day night these last named expert.
ments, startling rs they seem at first,
cannot be regarded as im possible.