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BOARDING..

ARDlNls.-PLRASANr ROOMS TO RvNr
ID One large front room, with hall room attached
Large yard Convenient to three lines Of cars.
Apply at No PAT F. city street, between Prytania
and st. Charles streets.
References given and required. oc4 Ct
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REMOVAL.
LOST.

II OST.-A CERTIFICATE, NO. a57, FOR FIFTY
IL shares Of stock In the Louisiana stste Lot
terry. The public are hereby cautioned not TO ne
Eotiate he same an application having been made
for Q duplicate certificate.
EDWARD 4. York;.
0cl No. IS Carondelrt street.
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The Temperarures

Mr.. Louis Frigerio, No. so Chartres street,
reports the weather for the past two
days as follows:
"a. ". 3rM. eP.M.
October 4............. 70 86 80
october s.............. 20 IS 90
Lowest point during the night Of October
A $40
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FOB RENT.

lrOR kENT-A HOUSE IN THE FIRST DIS
- trict, conta ping six rooms in thorough repair
large yard fu,fabe for garden; rent fifteen dol
lars per month fO, good tenant
For particulars inquire Of
H. NJ ROBINSON
Real Estate Agent.
O04 COmme rcial Place.
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THE TURF.
Nash willie Blood Horse Associate

Nashville Blood Horse AssOcfati0n.
NASHVILLE, October 5.-The fall meeting
of the Nashville Blood Horse Association
commenced to-day under very favorable
circumstances. Track IN splendid condi-
ton; weather fine. The attendance Of
horses and horsemen exceeds that of former
years.
First Race-Young America stakes num-
Der one for two year old colts and fillies;
mile dash; $40 entrance; $50 forfeit; $500
added; $50 to second; closed with twenty
three entries. The following started: McIn-
tyre and Sweeney's b. f. Katie Pearce, first;
Harding's Oh. G. Ventilator, second; McGib-
bon's Oh. c., third; Barry's oh. Q. verdigris;
Keen's ch. f. Leona; Cheatham's, oh. +. Lady
Bug; Johnsen's b. 9. Vand0rn; Williams and
Owing's ch. 6. Playmate; Robinson, Nor
gan & Co.'S. br. c Bob Woolley; Morgan's
+. c.. Won Moltke; McGibbon's ch. Q.
Weatherby. Time-1:45A. The pools on
this race sOld-Katie Pearce first choice,
Vandorn second. Lady Bug third, field
fourth, Leona fifth, Woolley sixth.
Second Race-For Linck's Hotel stakes,
for green three year old colts and fillies
who have not appeared in public prior to
July ], 1874; mile heats, $25 entrance, p. p,
$500 added, and $50 to second horse, closed
with nineteen entries. The following
.<or<o1.
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ENOR RkNT.-A HOUSE CONTAINING PARLOR.
IL dining and three bedrooms, kitchen, wood az d
month. Apply on the premises, No. los F.licity
street. between Ann hciatiOn and Laurel strests
oca lOt
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WANTED.


"ANTED-BY PRACTICAL PLANTER OF
w many wears experience, a 81 usticn as man.
ager oil sugar OF cotton antation in Mississippi
or Louisiana Btst of references as to ability and
knowledge of planting will be given. Address J.
H. care New Orleans Republican. oc4 st
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OIDWM1L,A ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

GVERT NIGHT "WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
QA1INEE AT II n.
Commencing
Alunday, October s, 1874.
HAaa0sanent extraordinary and first appearance in
New Orleans Of
ScNGNANNS WORLD FAMOUS GRAND TRANS.
ATLANTIC
1OVELTY COMBINATION,
esivsAsally recognized az the best and most com.
plete organization of the kind in existence, in
llair own pleasing speciality. the grand
PAR!SiAN FOLLY.
Che Grandest entertainment. Of the most refined
character. ever presented to the public of this
city.
eeadng representative Of his specially in the
Oorld.
FRUIT STAND in the vestibule for rent.
Box Office open for reseI we'd seats from a. NJ.
60 p Brass band serenade quarter TO seven.
sIverturu nv orcIastra ouartar tn eight. Oc4
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Time-l:47, l:48%

In the pools in this race Hazem was sold
at the rate two to one over all the others in
the field.
Third Race-Dash of mile and quarter
for association purse, $50.
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Tiule-2:l3.

This was the most exciting race of the
day and was hotly contested. The rider of
King Pynn claimed and proved Q foul
against Elkhorn, for which ElkhOrn was
ruled ont, and the race given to King Pynn.
The pools on this race averaged: ElkhOrn
$500, Nell $l60, Astral $36 and King Pynn
GI6
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The manager respectfully announc ces TO ,,il1.s ms
Jeased the above theatre, redecOrated. renovated
And entirely reconstructed the interl1r making "
ONE OF THE NEATEST IN The CIfI, ne WILL
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NDeciaZ Notices..


Metropolitan Loan and Savings Bank.
No. IA Camp street.-New Orleans. June 4th, 1874
At meeting of the Board of Directors Of this Bank
held to-day, dividend of Ten per cent declared
ness payable to holders of full paid stock demand
in cash. I, D. VAN HORN,
je5 st Cashier.
NOtice-OMce Planters Cotton Tie Assoc
citation, 81 Carondelet street, New Orleans June 4,
lS,4-A meeting of the stockholders of this associa
ton is called to meet at its Office in this city.
THURSDAY, July 9, at II O'Clock, to make certain
changes in the charter, and to consider such other
matters as may be brought before it.
Jest JOHN HUGHES President.
North Louisfa ma a nd Tex-s Railroad
Frei-ht received for Mounds, California, Barnes,
Lums and Tai III b Stations, by st amers Katie, Par
goud and Gov Allen. j. JANNEY, Agent.
ia
Notice-A. F.. Hickman will cont inue
the same business Wholesale Grocer, at the old
stand No 35 Old LEvEE DECATUR street. where he
will receive ord rs from his friends and promptly
tend to the same. Je3 I'm
Office of Louisian ma Levee Company, No.
posals for rebuilding Levees front of breaks and
other works, will be received by this Company until
Parties DESTROYS to contract are requested confer
with the Company, where all information to speci
ications and terms can be obtained.
[Signedl JOHN HENDERSON,
lSignedl President.
THOS. l. DIX, Secretary. my3l I'd
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MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
THURSDAY EVENING, June 4, 1874.
VIEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

The Money market continues quiet aud easy and
without any change worthy oil notice; Inc oii Ess
both In bank and the street are limited, aud tue
few transactions reported in commercial paper are at
previous rates. We continue to quote select sigma
fnree with or wtho col aterals, at p cent. per
nnpum first class 9@10, Al at ll@12. and second
~. de It l@1A y cent per month first-cass mort
Cheea rule at 10 q cent per annlfn, whlle nothlng
IL reported in second grade.
cold opened at III J5mlllzi against 1Il1a at New
YORK. and after moderate business closed at III ~
lIl7t against the opening in that market, where
il touched llI3s during the interim he sales sum
med up $4,000. embracing $4,000 at lll1, $500 at
1ll7k, and $4,000 at liz. -
No sales of Silver reported American hall
dollars still quoted at LOG lO7 and Mexican doi
! lars at ll2@l12h. $1,000,
Under the course of gold at New York, and mod
eIae demand, Sterling Exchange fell off $40 2 cent
for commercial, and $40 for bank The sales were
confined to f74o0 embracing $500 Al clear al o431s
E2OO0 and f2000 bank at 1000 DO at the couhter al
b4sa, and ESQ do, sight. at 54s
The market continued bare Of francs, and no sales
were reported. o,,~
Al the close Sterling bills quoted at 5.421z@
S4S1s for bill of aiing and AL clear, and 40
for bank and francs at 1927 for private and romihaI
TIE offerings of Domestic Exchange were OF
limited extent, and with moderate demand COM
mercal closed easy at previous rates The sales OF
New York sight were confined to s77ooo embracing ing
$1,000 commercial at Il = cent premium, Sl5,Oo0,
S25.OO0 and s30,eO0 commercial a 49,.
The banks continue to check on New YORK at u =
cent premium, and commercial sight ID still quoted
At5-l6.
We noticed more movement in Stocks, the sales in
clucipg IL shares Nationa Bank at ST. So which
were resold at S7s, / do at $780, Factors and
Ira ers Insurance Company at $40 80 and III New
Orleans City Railroad Company at 1857 so. Sales
were also reported Of Commercial and Louisiana In
gurance Companies, and New Orleans Gas Light Com
pany, OF which the particulars were withheld
In Bonds we noticed sales Of $1,000 and 800
City Gold Bearing Seven Per Cents at a. $1,000 at
81 and $1,000 at 6l2a they closed at 81 1a@5l4
We also heard Of sales of Consolidated Gold Bonds OF
the jackson Railroad at =, and City Five Per Cents
Ii, Water orks at -.
City Scrip continues dull and sales were nominal
The only lie reported was $1,000 City Appropriation
Certificates at sos
State Warrants in fair demand, and stiff at
yesterdays quotations of 4243 for large, and 4id45
for medium, and 50 for SIN II. the sales included
$1,000 medium at "A "a, and 5000 at As.
Foreign Markets.
By Telegraph.
PARIS June 4-@pecie increased in the Bank OF
france lG. 900 600 francs. Rehtes $685.
FRANKFORT June 4.-Bonds 90 IS.
LosDoN June 4.-Gullion increased in the Bank OF
England $500 600.
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THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN FRIDAY, JUNE s. 1874.

The story of the captured river sports told by
yesterday appears this morning, highly coored, IN
the veral papers, and learn, has, with the " cuts
OF the piscatoral Watenites, be forwarded to the
New York Police Gazette for illustration, and will no
doubt make pretty :" outside for that paper Inc
boys take the "goak" good-humoredy enough; but II
the colored Justice comes to Tennessee SOIL ne
must look t for breakers, he will surely get
duckiug from of the street by drants The Julia
came down about IL O'Clock last night, and la here
until morning, to discharge $50 and add 80 tons.
The Robert Mitchell went down soon after mid
night loaded down as deep as she could SWIM ana Inc
City of ycksburg passed up at IL 80 this morning
light and in terrible hurry to get to st Louis in or
der that she may com out Wednesday. She may yet
get that locomotive, the Great Republic couldn't
it, and she with the Riley craft are the only two
with capacity enough to st the old thing away Our
Mayor, Mr.. League, addressed the Chamber of Com
me yesterday advocacy of the reduction of wharf
age, well other taxes, and it is likely that the
council will change the wharfage rates at their next
meeting, reducing them twothrds.
The wharfboatmen hauled up before the
United States Court to-day for their refusal to pay
wharfage for their old boat the assigned being
rat they not having peaeeable possession, mad no
b sness to pay anything and 1t is quite likely that
they viii be forced to vacate the landing and
either above or below. The MINI ola defers her de-
parture uutl tomorrow, when she will have as much
cotton she carry.
[By Telegraph
CINcINNATI, June 4.-Rver feet inches and
falling. Weather cloudy, threatening and hot
PITTsBUkG June 4-R.ver feet inches and sta
tionary. Weather clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, June 4.-Weather clear and hot. The
river has fallen inches.
CAIRO, June 4.-Arrved: Glencoe fiom st. ouis
l p. NJ; Capitol City from VcLsburg. 4. Departed
Capitol City for ST. Louis, P. NJ. River II feet II
inches and falling. Weather clear ;,mercury 90
ST. LOUIS, May ARRIVED: Future City from New
O. leans Departed: Yaege for New Orleans. City of
vlcksburg for vicksburg. River falling Weather
clear and hot.
The steamer Richmond was sold to-day by the
United States Marshal for $40 1885, Nathan Corona
who purchased for other and at present unknown
parties. 1t surmsed she will run between Memphis
and New Orleans.
LoUIsviL' E. June 4.-River falling slowly, feet in
the canal, feet in the chute. Up Church from New
Orleans to Cincinnati. Down: Sherlock from Cincin
natl to New Orleans
MEMPHIS, June THE river fell inches. Weather
clear and hot. Arrived: Mary Boyd from Arkansas
River. Mary Miller from Cincinnati, Ella from White
River. Departed last night: udder, Carrie Kuntz
for st. LOUIS today: Grand Lake, Sam Orr Sam Hale
for Ohio River. Chester for ST. Louis, ST. Genevieve
for Vicksburg
yIcKsBURG. me 4-Up: Sam. J. Hale at A. NJ,
Julia at P. NJ. Down: KeOkuk at P. M. Weather
and cloudy. The river has fallen inches il
the last twenty four hours.
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Summer Resorts.

DLADON SPRINGS, ALA.-THIS FAMOUS
ID Watering Place is now open for the Boats
leave Mobile every TU SDAY and SATURDAY EVEN
INGS arriving Bladon next day. Board PEI day 80 So
week SIS; month $50. Children and colored
wants half price. Isaacson, SeiXas 4 Co., Grocers,
&C and IS Common street, Agents for the sale of
The Badon 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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MemOra nda.

MemOra nda.
By Cable
HAVANA, June 3, 1874.
TIC E. A. Yorke Agent:
The steamship Juniata Capt. Catherine sailed for
Phade phia at o'clock this evening
[By Telegraph
Pass L'OuTRE. June 4, Noon.-wind north, light.
Weather clear.
Arrived: steamship W. P. Clyde at A. NJ, Living
ston master; from Havana via the Florida ports to J.
X. Roberts
Steamship Lavaca at $40 A. NJ Gooksey master,
from Cedar Keys, to J. K. Roberts. No departures.
SOUTHWEST Pass, June 4, P. M.-Barometer %. 60.
Weather calm.
No arrivals departures
NEW YORK, June 4. Arrived: Favio, Golden
Rue. Search, Chas Lambert, Landvicken, C. H.
Southland, Advice, Maria Catherine A. Gondy Elsie,
Chariot and Geo. Henry.
Z new YORK. June ARRIVED: Georgia. Arrived
NEW YoRK. JuAs ARRIVED: koln, City Of Dallas
end Western Metropolis. t.5t
GALVESTON, June 4-Arrived Steamship City Of
Norfolk. from Braahear; schooner San Juan from
New York. Cleared: Schooner Mary Z. Long, for
PenAacola Sal ed: 6teamshis City Of Norfolk, fer
BTashsAr; schoeaas Mary =. Long, for Penssc0lA
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BERKELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS.

BATH MORGAN COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, "a
miles from Sir johns Run Station, the line of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 1913 miles west of Bati-
more.
THE BERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL, having supe-
rior accommodations for 500 persons, will be open for
the reception of guests June 10, 1874 Visitors will
find at this favorite mountain every attraction
and amusement pure, bracing mountain air. beauti-
ful scenery, good hunting and fishing, riding, driving
fine music, magnificent swimming pools for ladies'
children and ge ltemen, natural temperature IA de-
grees Fahrenheit possessing many curative proper
press and telegraph Offices in the hotel. Good living.
For circulars and rooms apply to
A. R. POTTS, Proprietor
N. B.-Charges moderate Liberal arrangements
with families for the season. my I'm
OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL,
]. P. LONGLEY Proprietor.
Ocean Springs Miss.
Special rates for Families remaining the entire
Season.
reception of Guests.
Those in quest OF sea bathing and pure air, and
good living, will find tue Ocea Springs Hotel inferior
to none Of the Watering Places in the South.
The Proprietor will devote his whole at ention to
the comfort and pleasure of his Guests
TERMS.
Per month. ................., $50
fer week ID
fer Gay .................... ............
my30 Pm
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CLAUDE FLORANCE,
Successor to
FLORANCE Il CAMPBELL,
c o m IN I SIS on Mere mt,
BUTTER, CHEESE AND GENERAL PRODUCE
% and 80 Tchoupitoulas street.
lea II
= GORGE McCLOskEY-

~ GORGE McCLOSkEY-
Respectfully announces to his friends and the pub
lie generally t.at, in necton with the old stand
No 50 St. Charles street. he has fitted up in elegant
manner the
New Saloon. 12l Canal street,
where the MEAD made celebrated az 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 viii be served in
the best style. F. sf p a5'-- . Ft-,s ~ ssf7 :
prominenf feature Of the new place will be the
LADIES' LUNCH ROOM. where they will be waited
Manufacturing his own 'syrups, MeSd, soda and
Pastry, hs guarantee their excellence; and bvs
prompt attention 70 the wants Of lis eustomere he
hopes 70 reeeive continuance Of the H6ernl favnrs
extended 70 him in the past
GEORGE MoCLOGKEY,
s. g. chArlee street and 12i Canal street
ny~ In 1Vure Building.
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Arrived.

Arrived.
British steamship Vanguard, Gill; from Liverpool
to 81 as Weeks &co-3d Dist 80
Steamship W P Clyde Pennington from Havana
Florida ports, to l Robers-lst Dist IA
Steamship Lavaca, Cooksey, from Cedar Keys, to l
Hoberts-1st Dist ID
Steamship Austin, Farwell, from Indianola via Gal
weston, to A Whitney &co-Algers
STEAMBOATS,
Gov Allen, Benson, from Vicksburg
Bart Able Sinnott, from Grand Ecore
w Pike, Brown from Bayou Sara
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'IO RENT-AT 500 DRYADES STR GET.
One OF the most convenient and neafcottape bouses
~ tne city. II contains five rooms with good ysrd
c,s.ern, etc. House just cleaned and painted Cars
pass .ee aoor near cool market, aud the shady
side OF the street. kent $25 per month nvIks
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Masonic

Officers and Members Of jefferson Lodge
1871 F. and A. NJ, hereby notified to attend the
regular meeting to be held FRIDAY EVENING, June
9Th. at 7:3J o'clock at their Lodge room,
of Magazine and Louisiana Avenue. punctual at
tendance is requested. By order of the W. M.
s. w. COGGESTALL,
je4M&E&M Secretary
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LOst-EOund.

OsI OK MlSLAID.-No. 467, STOCK
~ OF merchants Mutual Insurance Company tor
s1 shares issued by the Company in the name Of the
me puonc are warned not to buy trade for the
same, as application has been made 10 the comnsn.
ior duplicate certificates in their stead
New Orleans, May IA. 1874 mv1s1n
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Imports.

INDIANOLA VIA G,LVESTON-Per steamship
Harlan-6 bales cotton to Francke Danneel-S do to
J Hart &co-6 do 289 dry hides bales hides and 81
sacks wool A Whitney &co-2O do Pilsbury-74 do
IA bales hides to orderl62 head cattle lnbau Aycock
Nco-and sundries to order-Total, - bales cotton
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IND1ANOLA VIA GALQESTO Per steamship
Haran-For Galveston: 800 bbls -four SO bbls whisky
100 bbs molasses 35 hhds bacon % hhds sugar 300
sacks It's sacks coffee 300 sacks oats For Indian
OLA $40 bbls -four Is bbls whisky 100 pkgs mdse
GALVESTON-Per schooner Geo SeaIy-46O tons
coal
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Observation-Disclosures.

N-OTICE-HAvING RETIR Ed FROM THE RE-
~ tail business, and having sold our Branch Store,
of Canal and Camp streets to former sales
man, J. NJ NOVIGH, we beg friends, and the
public in general to give him the same patronage
which extended to
JOSEPH MACHECA Il co
New Orleans, June 5, 1874. je5 Sc
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ductiOn Nales.
BY NASH 4 HODGSON.
STEAM TUG BOAT BEAUFORT AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.

For account of whom it may concern.
DH NASH 4 HOpG>ON-W. l. HODGSON,
II Auctioneer Office No. Carondelet streat.-On
SATURDAY June 6, 1874, at IL O'Clock NJ, at the ST.
Charles Auct on Exchange, in the easement Rotunda
the St. Char Hotel in this city, at pubic auction
will be sold
. THE STEAM TUG BOAT BEAUFORT, she now
lies at Algers with her Hull, Tackle, Apparel, Ma
chinery, etc.
Terms At sale. je5
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PFREIPTORY SALE.
1890 SACKS CAROLINA CLAY PEAS,
WITHOUT RESERVE OR LIMIT,
For account of whom it may concern.
DH NASH 4 HODGSDN-W. l. HODGSON,
ID AUCTIONEER-Offce, No. 5 Carondelet street.
ON TUESDAY, June 9. 1874, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at
No IA Cont street, between Peters an Front streets,
will be sold
1900 sacks Ca lima Clay Peas, slightly damaged. in
lots of 80 sacks with privilege of 50j sacks.
Terms-Cash in q. s. Treasury notes. je4 I'd
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Wants..

CLERK WANTED AT THE TER
\ RELL COTTON PRESS, one familiar with marks
on cotton Address by note to Communication Box,
Cotton Exchange None need apply but such
furnish the best OF references to morals and
capacity.
YNO RENT-FROM FIRST SEPTEMBER NEXT.
Il the large COTTON YARD AND SHED corner st.
Thomas and Orange streets with the Pickery Presses
and platform. Apply to TERRELL PRES . je2 1w
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IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.
FOR FIVE YEARS.

WITHOUT RESERVE, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
DY NASH 4 HODGSON-W. l. HODGSON,
ID Auctioneer; Office NJ. 5 Carond-let street.-On
SATURDAY, June 6, 1874, at II OF clock NJ, at the
st. Charles Auction Exchange, in the basement ro-
tunda of the st Charles HOTEL in this city, pubic
auction, will be sold
THE REVENUES FOR FIVE YEARS of the New
Market on the of Second aud Dryades streets
in the Fourth strict Of this city.
The 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 any alter
atoms or additions without the written consent of
the owner.
Terms and Conditions-One-fift cash and the
balance in equal payments at six, twelve, eighteen
and twenty four months, with eight per interest
and the usual clauses for special privileges and
doris lien for prompt payment with five per cent for
attorneys fees of suit, and the improvements
to be kept fully insured and the policy to be
ferred to the of the market, 10 per cent
of the bid to be paid cash tn spot deposit to
bind the sale.
Act of sae before NJ. 7. Ducros notary, at the ex
pense of the purchaser. my3l I'd
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MARINE NEWS.
George J. Duncan is the authorized Marine Reporter
of the New Orleans Bulletin.


NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE, I
Friday Morning, June 5. I
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k>UANISHED Rooms. WITH m
vNnoes % ud. central locality No 40 3r.v;er
1890 near hafonne. On moderate terma ~ mt
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Exports.

Dutch bark Fritz, Gundersen, from Havre March "a.
to master
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COMMERCIAL.

NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
THURSDAY EVENING, June 4, 1874.
COTTON.
10 to-day embraced 2l00 bales at rather
rices without any quotable variation. We
.e Exchange figures and repeat as below: