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Seventh Days P.>ceei:s:s.
Eor.s ., REPa.sRN,ArI'ss. !,
New Orleans La. January 70. i3::.
the House met PURSUANT to adjournment.
Speaker Charles ". Lowell! ia the chair.
On cal! of the roi! the scllow.n; members
answered to theis names:
Speaker Lowell and Messrs. Ai'air. ARA.
stead. Antoine. Bowman, Baker, BOYD. Ben
ham, Blackstone, Soatner, Bickham. Bar.
gov. Carey. Carr. Cousin. Dema.. David
son. ID. 4. Davis. Decker. Dovezin. Deie!...
Dewees. Elliot. EOntelisl, Greene. Grant.
tiair. Gaichard. Harris. Iietfner. HGm6le.
Hubeau Hill. Hahn. Heath. T. Zones. II.
Jones, Heating. kirkman. Kenyon. Kern.
u. King. Keys. V.O King. Lewis. Landry.
Lawes. Marvin. MoreIand. MurgeH Of La
foarchc. Murrell of Madison. .Iahoasy
Mayo. Martinez. Marie. Mathews. Mon-
:aldo. Norris PeytoI. Page. Prescott. Paris.
Raby, RochoD. Rice, Rodrigue.. SAWYER.
Stewart. Sartain. Snaer. Simms. Southland.
Smith, Sutton, Sewell. Smart. Thomas. Tu
reaud, Williams. Wilson, Worthy. VAST
ington. Ward, Wands. IOung-e.s
A quorum present.
Prayer by the Rev. =. Green.
On motion Of Mr. Davidson. o! Living.
SpOus SuS tSAuIuS, W VAC SSoAAAs So sASAoAA
was dispensed with.
On motion the journa! WI. approved.
Mr.. Davidson. Of Livingston. moved that
the Committee on Ways and Mean. be IN.
structed to ascertain. from the Auditor OF
Public Accounts, the reason hi. report has
bly,, as required ~ Law. and tina: ,heJ Re
port forthwith.
Carried.
RESOLUTION.
Mr.. Devices. Of Eet River. ot.-te1 the
following resolution:
Resolre6, That the Speaker OF the House.
and the Chairman of the Committee on Con
tiugent Expenses be and the same are here
by authorized and dire cted to pay to mem
bers and employees OF the House of Repre-
sentatives the amount, to wit: thirty per
cent, deducted from their mileage aad per
diem for the session OF 1873.
Mr.. Young. of Concordia. moved I" lay
the resolution OF tbs table.
Lost
On the adoption o! the resolution the
yeas and nays were demanded by Ness:s.
Sartain, of Carroll. and Young. " C"uco:.
dia. resulting as follows
Yeas-Antoine. Baker. BcS3. Barrow.
Carey. Carr, Connaughton, Decker. De.
vein, Devices, Elliot, Grichard, Hefner.
Humble, Heath, Heating, Lewis, Murrell OF
Lafourche. Mayo. Peyton, Page. Rodgigues,
Sawyer, Smith, Wilson, Worthy-27e
Nays-Allsin, Armstead. Bowman. Ben
ham. Blackstone. Boatner. Bickhame
Demas Davidson, b. c. Davis. K. 4. Davis,
Dejoie. Grant, Gair, Harris, Hubeau. Hill.
Hahn. p. Jones, NJ. Jones, johnson, Keat.
ing, Kirkman. Kenyon, Kern, D. King,
Keys, Landry, Lawes, Little. Moreland,
Murrell of Madison. Mah0ney. Martinez,
Marie. Mathews Norris. PRICE. Prescott.
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c:iE SENATE YESTERDAY.
Seventh Days Session.

Seventh Days Session.
SENATE CHA-nea :
Ec~ Orleans, January i3, 1874. }
'Vh. Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
and was called 70 order by Hon. G. c. An
tome. Lieutenant Governor o: the State
and presiden: o: the Senate.
On ca! o: the ,ol! the :oi.ow:n: Senators
answered TO their NAMES:
Mess.s. Anderson. Alexander. blackburn.
Barber. Bedsn. Blunt. Boyee, Brewster.
Butler. 8urch. Cage. Chadbourn. era wford.
Greene. Harris. i. +. Hevwig. Harper,
lnsraham. Eflso. Pollard. Rey. Stamps.
Twitchell. Weber. Wharton. Whitney-.6.
Tho President announced - quorum,
present.
Prayer by the chaplain.
The .ea6in: of the journa! Of yesterday S
proceedings was dispensed with. and the
.;ou:ua! adopted.
MESSAGE FROM sl,E HOCs..
Hoc.R OF REPKrsEsrar::Es.l
New Orleans. January 49, 1874.
To the isnoi able President and Nc asbeys Of the
am directed ~ the Hous- ~ ask the
concurrence o: your honorable body in the
following House bill. viz:
House hiii No. 20. substitute for House
bill No. .. entitled an act making an appro.
pria;ion :or the payment OF the mileage
and per diem and contingent expenses of
the General; Assembly Of the State for the
regular session of 1874. and describing the
manner in which the same shall be paid.
Also. House ioint resolution No. :. au.
thoyizinc the sppointme of commission
to examine into charges against the clerk
Of che court of the parish OF st. James.
Very respectfully.
JOHN ". EoXBoHOrGN.
Assistant Clerk.
vE:.::O:s AND MEMORIALS.
BY Mr.. Bucca:
Tile petition Of s. Wrotnow.i!. late
president OF the board Of control. Louis.
lana Penitentiary. askin: his salary as q
member Of that board.
Referred to the Committee on Claims.
REPORTS Or COMMITTEES.
By Mr.. Ingraham. from the COMMITTEES
on Eng-c..ment and Enrolment:
COMMITTEE o.. ENHo,iaRsr, /,
New orleans, January H. 1874.
20 she Ncro's.,e President and Members Of the
Senate
ihave the honor TO herewith report as
having been duly engrossed Senate bill No.
1913. an act proposing amendments to she
constitution of the State OF louisiana.
Very respectfully.
Chairman.
BY Mr.. Tvitchell. late chairman commit
tee on auditing and supervising the OK.
penses of the Senate for tho extra session
OF 1872 and regular session Of 1873:
To the Honorable President a;.3 Members Of the
Senate:
Your committee on auditing and super
vising the expenses of the Senate for the
extra session of 1872 and the regular session
of 1873 respectfully submit the following
report:
The expenses o; the Senate, arranged
under the!: appropriate headings, are as
tollOws:
EXTRA SESSION o:' 1872.
Committee on Enrolment. ....... $500 90
Secretarys department. ...... 1928 90
Sergeant-at-arms department. 1923 90
Incidental expenses. 1913 A.
Committee on Finance .O3 90
Committee on auditing and super.
vising expenses of Senate..... ~ 90
Committee on ElectionS.... 900. 1876 90
Posteffice department. l96 90
Private secretary Of Lieutenant:
Governor. ................ .o3 90
Mileage and pet elem OF Senate. 1881 10
Total expenses. .............S2i.5 $40 So
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secretarv,s department. $3.50 90
EnroJI;ng committee. .,. 4,4SO 90
Ird;c;arv committee 600 90
Finance committee. ............ AZ w
Claims comm;ttee 6l6 90
Auu,..n % 81" San.+e $40 90
piHnnaS oon,rittee 623 90
Eantos+aS Elact;on committee 420 90
PostOtfice department.. 4-o w
rl r seui0'"iy "a -' 5o4 90
M;ieaaa and ner ,,em of Senators 1858 20
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following resolution and substitute:
Hcsoirs1. That David Wilson and T.. Pre-
vost. from the second ward. be seated as
members of the House OF Representatives,.
subject to . contest.
ResoLrsJ. That il ty tomorrow at one
o'clock the members from the second ward
of Orleans. whose seats are contested by Il.
Provost and David Wilson. do not appear
and take their seats, the same will be de
ciared vacant, and the said Provost and
Wilson. contestants, be sworn IN as mem.
bers, sabjeet to d contest.
Nj. Tureaud, OF st. James. chairman Of
che Committee on Elections and Qualifcs
items. made report returning the cases of
David Wilson and Z. Provost. of the sec
oni ward. to the House without action.
During the discussion on the above vesc.
luton and report. Mr.. Young, OF Concordis.
moved that Messrs. Lapgles and Thomp
son i.e sworn in as member. Of the House.
in accordance with the resolution passed On
yesterday.
Whereupon Mr.. Gair. q East Fe!iciara.
rose 20 a poin. o: order. as follows; Tha:
the gentlemen above referred to could not
be ewora in as members, as i: required
two-thirds vote 60 ezpel member. and that
the resoiu ton read "their seats Wi. be .le
clared vacan:." and 90: tia. "they az. "a.
cant"
The Speaker made Che following sui;n.:
That SO far as the vote necessary 10 expei
\ member wa. Gosce!aei. ;Ae Vo50: was
wei: :aie..
HefsSr.n. 30 ss.ic'e :h:tr-!fve OF the cog:
st!tution. if the gentleman mad made n point
.: ..der, yesterday. 10 the effect shat she
resolution was only presented on account ST
these members having absented themselves
wi,nou. cause. then tho Chair would have
been willing to have tb:. eyidetce stricken
out. but the case has been presented and
the report, stating that if the question had
been raised, that the ease vas not properly
presented, and the pr0pe: seoo:t was not
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re NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN THURSDAY, AUGUST o. 1874

FREIGHTH-rbe market continues extremeI
icII. with no sal, room Tor Liverpool. and tn
searosh,ve tor thai .,c-t tah.r" on..c, st 'r7.ll
We nnote as follows.
Ry steam Cotton to LIVERPOOL I'd: to Havre Il
to New York. C 10 Phl,adt ,hia &c; to Boston
Providence and Fall River. VIA PHILADELPHIA 10
b; aail-Cotton to Liverpool ID: to Bosto
ic
STGAR-There were no receipt5 and no sale
this dav Yesterday some yellow rlaritied sold a
10;c ~ n
| MOLASSES- No receipts and no sales to-day
City refinery is selling in the lob trade at 4O043
.or common. 4sG55Oc fer fair. 55Go57c for GOO
/ fair 6006G2c for nrime and G7Nsgc for choice
| stock IL lie shcdI 183 Ills New York syrnp.
FIoJrR We have tn note a dun market with
only a few small lot. taken for Liverpool Cnbg
and for the 10 al trade: 400 bbs we're sold
Of which 80 choice treble extra, for the local
ade III :, N. ,;o III a. i ~. % choice extra
81 =. 3oo and 3go FIR Crlba ana 100 zoe Aid 2O0
for ljy, rpool on private terms.
CORN MEALEContinues dull with a good
supply: held at b % and BUYERS Offering 3 81!
h bbl: retailing at 80 - y Dbl: 100 and 100 bbs
sol1 III ~ a. and 30 AZ s3 30 NJ NH.
pORK-Dniet but held strongly at .24 jnGa
"a Is Il, bbl for mess Retailing at s25Gt25 80
y bbI. 4 lot Of q IBIS sold on private terms
DRY SALT MEAr-Scarce shoulders com
mand 92c Il II. dealers are retailing them at 10
MlOIc Ii ii.
BACON-Th4 market IS Quiet but stronger.
Shoulders are most in request, and clear sles
are in fair demand shoulders are held in lots at
l0tc clear RIB SIDES l4c clear sides l4iG14lc -
b. Dealers rates are l05c for shoulders ii &c for
clear rib sides and lilc for clear sides. The de
mand is for the trade and on speculation, and IS
casks sold, comprising II casks shoulders at
10 3-l6c, 10 and 6 casks clear sides at IA &c y IT,
At the close an offer of IA &c was re used for 100
casks clear sides. Western kilograms report an
active and stronger market.
BREAKFAST bACON-Is in light supply and
commands l5i0l6c Z II.
HAMS-Dull and choice sugar-cured offering
at 150IlGc r H.
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EXPORTS.

NEW YORKER steamship City of Galveston
a0' bales cotton 200 bhs wet salt hides 1000 dry hides
14o 'ars 100 bbs rice - hhds ro 50 do DO es
10 cOcoanuts 500 empty barrels
PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA-Per steam
ship iazm-For Philadelphia. 200 bbls rice As bds
glue stock AZ bags wool l95 pkgs mdse For Iava a,
$500 bbs flour 100 sacks oats 100 sacks bran 955
sacks corn l55 bbs 100 bss rosin cases sew
ing machines bbs potatoes bbls apples "a coops of
poultry - pkgs mhse
VERA CRUZ-Per schooner Linda-l4 drums of
cast soda bbl> soda sacks soda ash 80 bbls rosn
A. bhls grease bbs oil 1901 pcs pine lumber p 900
shingles 81 pkys sundres
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MONETARY.
OFPICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, [
Wednesday Evening, August 2G, 1874.
nRH ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Tho kMey market continues quiet, with tht
offerings at the banks Of fair extent, while those
on the street are rather limited, with the demand
confined To selected and first class paper, Which
continues very scarce. Nothing has transplred
that indicates any variation IN the rates OF any
grade Of commercial paper. We continue
to quote selected signatures, with or without
collaterais, at 9MiO u cent per annum,
first class At oil, Al at l28- and sec
ond grade at u n cent per month. First
class lnOrtg ages are 5tiil quoted at about 10 b,
cent per Annnm, and second grade at w..
Gold cyntinued to rule at 1903 tAl095 in this
market and 1882 al New York.
The sales were confined to $1,000 embracing
$1,000 at le9l, $1,000 at sl093 and $1,000 and $1,000
at l09t.
No sales Of silver reported American
half dollars were still quoted at lO3J6lI045 and
Mexican dollars at 973 gold.
Foreign Exchange was without qnotable vara-
ton, and there was but little offering. The only
sale iof sterling reported was $1,000 bank for
gold at 49O$
Nothing transpircd in francs.
At the Close Sterling bills quoted at 5.3l0t
5.32s foe bill Of lading and AL clear and -llj. 80
Tor BAN, and francs nominal at ABA for private
and - Tor bank.
The offerings Of Domestic Exchange continued
limited, and with moderate uemLnl rates were,
unchanged. The sales of New York sight cover
ed 80, UOA EN- racing $4,000, private bankers,
at 9-a2 u o,nt premium, $4,000 commercial and
80, 600 bank at 9-32 and $4,000 three days sight
at
Inc banks continued to check on New York at
y cent premium, and commercial sight was
still quoted vt 4t15l6.
No sAlss OF Stocks were reported
The tales OF Bonds included 5000 CITY Gold
Fearing Seven Per Cents at As, which was about
the closing rate.
Nothing transpired in CITY Scrip.
City Appropriation Certificates, Metrop )htan
Police Warrants and Time Certificates of 1873
wore still quoted nominal at about 49,
In State Warrants noticed a-ale Of $500
warrant ut %, but at the close they were still
quoted nominal, at 3003l for large, :320133 for
medium, and 34Gf:6 for small.
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NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND .itaMAa0

n EH OhLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND slkAAAaO
RAILROAD COMPANY
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE,
xranls depart and arrive az foIlOvpg
From Calhope Street Depok)
DEPART AHRT1E
cypress -. 100 A N. Express y. .lO:N p. Il.
Man. 500 p. NJ Mail .... 500 A ri.
lman Palace Sleeping Cara thro1ph "a 9f
Louis, Chicago and Louisville.
Ony one change sleeping cars b. NageeRn
0tias.
F:;kets ior sale and information Riven u "A
u a. street. corner Common.
Z. D. FROST, -Genl Manager. api9 e
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Cincinnati Observation-Disclosures. 27@3Oc. y 100 II
Louisville ....................2 50s30c. y 100 II
Memphis ... .-0120c. u 100 IL,
Cairo ............. .-020c. u 100 tb
Chicago ......................4 50l50c. T. 100 IT.
r. River way landings to Alexandria II card rates
Red River y landings from Alex
andrla to Grand Ecore ..... 2 card rates
Red River way landings above Grand
Ecore. ....... ...........3 card rates
Red River. Shreveport. ............ 3 card rates
Ouachita River. ..................2 card rates
st. Louis. .... ............... 1S0t25c. T. 100 II
All &C cunts by arriving steamers of the grow
ing crops encouraging. Corn cotton, sugar
and rice reported in fine condition.
Richard Clark, young man wall known and
respected by all who know him for his industry
and fidelity, fell from the Carrie A. Thorn whilst
the boat was lying at High Die Plantation, and
before distance conld be rendered him
drowned drown, , &c lgayes Wife family ana many
ard
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Arrived.

Arrived.
No arrivals from sca yesterday
STEAMBOATS,
Hunter Rodevich. from Lower Coast
Empire. .Jeantrau. from Lower Coast
Josephine. CozZns. from Bonnet Care Point
Frank Morgan Canton. from Lower Coast
Katie, White, from Terrence
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer Ace. from Amite river
Steamer Major White. from Pearl river
Schooner FaStcr from Hansboro
Schooner Geo Colmar. from Bonfouca
Schooner Rrbecct, from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Petrona IL from Pearl river
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN
Schooner Modesto from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Wren. from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Leander Jane. from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Venus, from Bay ST Louis
Schooner Mary Jane from Bayou Lacombe
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NOOko TOURS AND GENERAL TRAVEL
" ING Neutrality-suspicious. tickets by
any line rom New York. Passenge 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 to A. K. MILLER 4 CO., % Corondelet
street, New Orleane. aul2 I'm 4thp
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DYE, CORN MEAL AND GRITS-
300 sacks Choice New Seed RYE selected.
500 barrels Fancy Creole KUN Dried Corn
Meal.
100 barrels Fancy Pearl Grits
For sale by
GEORGE HECK & CO.,
au23 lw No. 30 Tchoupitoulas street
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Receipts Of Produce.


to Ciapp Bros &co g do T Il 4 NJ Allen &co-l!
} L Harris &co-l5 Richardson & May-l5 NJ Green
wood 4 >on--l5 Alcrls Scherck & Autey-l2 Il,
Jno Noble-lo Buckner &co-9 RI Brckner & Br,
wv Gwyn-4 = Il Newman &cn-i Meyer Weis a
Leo Lloyd & Lvandais--3 I'restiige Graham .Sco-
Jurey Gils-3 Ar Miltenberser & Pol ock--:
3 Levi-2 Lehman. Abraham Sco-1 J WI li.lns 4
sons j Burnet &co--l Blakemore Aco--ll, ]
sacks cotton seed Louisiana Oil Co 43O do Union Oil
90 300 !. oyd Livau'lais-I5l A Magnnis Sons
DO l. e. vi Oh Co-;lnd sun Tries to or-l-Total Isl
bales cotton g new crop 2o69 sacks cotton seed
Low FIX COASI-Fer steamer Frank Morgan
629 sacks rough rice to X tn, mps and stlniries
/ 10 order
| BONNET CARRE-Pcr steamer Josephine-sun-
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Empirs-19 bills
rice 10 Haspel-l6 do Kelly Dohertv--l2 4 Soco-
a-llJ avll-277 sack rough rice $ Fernandez &
co Y do II Allen AMI undI les to urder-rota Sc
bD> rice 5i9 sacks roug,. rice
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Hunter-Sundries
to order
BY RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD August a6--4 bales cotton to J & G
Cr,m wel--2 do I II & NJ Allen &co-l Lehman
Abraham &c"--2O hhls bacon NJ Smelly &co-ss
Tx tobacco Maver Bros = bales mse | case do
Loeb Aco-4 do KATE & Barne til Vincent &co-
s. kgs tobacco 5 Hernsheim s. Br,-lO hhds bacon
vose Bros--20 hi bbls beef to F DelBontio-l4O
pkgs w er f Holander-'O tirkns butter Hoyt & viii
cox-2l bbls whisky 30 hf casks bacon Cobb, Dol
monde &cO-25 boxes mise Gntman b U.s. do aud u
bales mdse L Gardner &co-lO0 kegs lard Il half
Dn's Po - h'ts DdCVi s>chW aUacntr N uI5cn-lI
'"Xes mdSe r. = 'ie q Bowing-2dO Lehman God
chauX Gco-25 BIB . Oni MS 100 bbls potatoes Meyers
e. Mann -20l boxes mdse Keitfer Bros-UO bbls pota-
Toes Kelly Doherty-lO0 bbs lime 5 Janis ,n--l4
6ds hides Fitzpatrick & fiaR-l do and snn,ies to
wang Whlte &co--and sundrics to Order-TOtal,
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD. August 20 81 bales cotton to order--l do
Pest HObby--l3 hbd- tobacco K Wilson & Mills
-, NJ apps Siiiio q neSSiI,~ 20 DC DDS P'.-
Dowling--l5 Jos Keller-9 bbls apple ! do pears
w q Pomerade-I cask and craft. rrncl ary + + a,.,
Geo . boxes mise O Iazard yco-i 40 + RI, hi |
r. t;od,h ny C,nt,n,n Rr,s-I Il panar !, N 4 |
Il r Nont0om.r, - sacts cofaa Jsaac-nn S;xos I. |
Coo I,.ins osn.LnrTs "a t.a,du.r Co. & cnttn,,
gins j 3 Wolfe g. Of do W WaiTen-6 h,ds sugar
7 ! Barr Sco--ie bbIs rice !, A Iaua,x q hhs ,imas
2i2 lunches bananas J Ca,-7U Ibis rosin q d Tut
Sco-5l ,ils Tides i,lIs .kins Thos Sc,o,r- wty
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BelOw-COlning I'm.
BelOw-At Quarantine,

Steamship Margaret, Baker, from Havana via Florida
ports. to | X Roberts
schooner Antonio Pomar. Pnol, 6 days from Havana
in ballast, to + ito &co-
Schooner Island Belle, Hunt -rman - days from Ha.
vana, to MASTER
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eamship City Of Galveston Evans. for View York
Riresnde & Cam, ron
Steamship Yazoo Barrett, for Philadelphia via Ha-
vana- EA Yorkc
Schooner Linda. Aia for Vera Cruz
NJ Puiu Sco
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COMPREHENSIVE.


dissolution OF COPARTNERSHIP-
of John Phelps and A. A. Yates, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Either rartner vii
sign the name of the firm in liquidation only.
JOHN PHELPS,
A. \. YATES
| New Orleans, August LIST, 1874.
| ( NOPARTNERSHIP - THE UNDERSIGNED
" have this day formed copartnership for the
purpose OF carrying Cotton Factorage and
Commission business. under the name and stve
Of JOHN PHELPS Il co.
JOHN PHELPS,
A. A. YATES,
ISAIAH GREEN.
New Orleans, August LIST, 1874. aul I'm
NOTICE : Mr. E. 2. RARESHIDE THIS
~ day Wlthdraws from the firm OF GEORGE A.
tDSDICh & co. George A. Fosdich Is charged
with the liquidation Of Its affairs, and Will con-
time the ship brokerage business under the
same style and firm. GEO. A. FOSDICK,
L. 2. RARESHIDE
New Orleans. July 20, 1874.
Messrs. J. N. DOMINGUEZ and OLIVER P.
Rf.LEAu have an interest i'll our business from
this date GEO. A. FOSDICK Il co.
July 90 1874. 90
I'VE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS
'! day formed a copartnership under the firm
name of RARESHIDE & CAMERON, for the |
transaction Of a steamship, ship brokerage and I
general commission business.
E. p. RARESHIDE,
J. SPENCER CAMERON, |
J. B. RARESHIDE.
Office III Gravier street, near Carndelet.
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WOOL MINERAL WATERS : BETHESDA.
per glass, and so cents per gallon. Also Congress
Empire, Is cents per bottle, on ice, at 1o6 Camp
street. au13 ThSuSTu I'm
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1t is elegantly furnished and deli ghtfuy situated,
corner of Magazine and Jackson streets, on the
Magazine and jackson Line of Raj road having a
broad veranda PAS feet long and larg pleasant
rooms. A splendid family hotel. Apply on the
premises. au19 I'm
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Cleared Yesterday,

George J. Duncan is the duly authorized Marine
and River Reporter of the Bulletin.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
Wednesday Evening, Ang. &c, 1874.
COTTON

The sales to-day embraced G67 bales al irrepu.
LAT prices, not requiring any charge in our quo
tations Weqnotc also the Exchange figures and
report az below:
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NTY ASSESSMENTS
NOTICE TO PAX-PAYERS.

NOTICE TO PAX-PAYERS
DEPARTMENT OF ASSESSMENTS }
City Hall Room -, Aug. 10, 1874
In accordance with section seven city ordi-
nance number u, Administration Series, notice
IS hereby given that the Assessment on Real Es-
tate and Personal Property within the city, for
he year 1873 Is now complete, and will be open
for inspection and correction at the office of the
Department Of Assessments, Room To- c ty Hall.
from O'Clock A. NJ till 3 o'clock P. NJ. (Silndays
excepted), during thirty days from the date
hereof at which time all complaints, of either
excessive or inadequate assessments will be con-
sidered.
And taxpayers are hereby notified to attend to
their assessments in person, as no applications
for the correction of assessments will be enter
tanned by any clerk Of this depart ent, uni SIS
made by the owner of the property in person or
by he legally authorized agent. This order
must be strictly Obeved.
aul6 I'm Fl. F. STURCKEN. Administrator.
- EMOVAL = WE HAVE REMOVED OUR
IL office to No. 1888 Common street, between
Varieties Alley and Baronne street.
aul3 I'm MEYER. WEIS & CO.
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E'OR RENT-THE DESIRABLE AND WELL
l located store, No. 43 Magazine street, with
IRON shutters: Possession given Immediately Apply
to SIAUFFER MACREADY s. Co. II Canal
street, aulb I'm
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Two RENT-FHE tn O-STORY HOUSE 30 BIZ
L AniIlnciatlon street containing double or arthed
parlors lining reom marble m mt es, pantry kitchen
anu IRONING room first floor: 81 bed rooms and
bathroom on second floor; gas fixtures complete and
All modern convene noes; pass the door every
icnr minutes To prompt paving tenant rent low
Inquire at No. 3l7 Administration above Felicity ST
.tu:,3 In 49,
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EDUCATION.

DEABODY HIGH SCHOOL. PCR YOUNG
LADIES,
VIII preparatory Department. No. rs Coliseum
street Socond Annual besalOn ODena 'ffJKS-
DAY, September l, 1874. For tsrms ets. apply
d. .io scnooi, 70 K. r. bHAW,
ao43 lOt PrnGpaL