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Singular Fight with u mad Coyv.

1tVIN tHt Llttt AtEE fflTEs} 9tkpMQ{fCaH.
Mr. .. ". Rutland. who is border for Mr.
IL. +. Hall. tairyman who las hts stock u the
suburbs OF tho CITY, bud most wonderful oa-
cape from tho attacks OF o mad COW yoatcrday
VII Wnllo attending to his duties as hcrdanaD.
When IN the act Of driving his stock tic COW
charged h,I, knocking him down, and would
have gorcd him to death but Tor tho human faith
tusness Of bis hord, who, sooiug their
acxaa seiea - any H., protector In danger, thom-
their n'aBtor. Mounting his horse. Alr. Rutland
aad occasion to stop at H1nall brooG, whose
paaaa we're n about foot aboye tho level Of the
water. While in this position he vas charged
Elassy eyes, plungad do%a upon hor victim, un-
holslng him. aud alghting herself upon tho
horse, bearing both upon tue prostrato ridor,
ihe horse. to all appearancos wus dead, but tho
t autsous cow although p1oHtrato, was still intent
finding himself thus IMPRISONED with WITH
ths weight Of lla fallon horse upon Ills lilnby
aud lower body, aud tue foro part OF mRd COW
upon ~ his ehsst striving With tue desperate en-
aoipleHs victim. With tho desperate energy or
uespalring man, Mr. 1lut!and drew from lis
poohet ~ TUG SMALLEST Of ponkuiyos, whose leugth
=, blaao does not oxcecl ono and treo quarter
manner ~ Nor (hoing q native Of tat Htato)
oua,,n ~ ansohIsate , tho nock OF Liz infatuated
one1hY. a1ld With lila puly instrument Hl1ccooded
WI m.n snslo oiow III aovor!ng the iugl.lar vein
Inv, inv qo1E hasa y! : anlotss to hor mndnoss. We
i nasu aul1 tlllh tlhy poarl-hahulod b!Rde III our
aaslu. ana ~onaered at the fortunate cut. and
must contoaA that, walo we uut sta1,dinr an,nuv
non9lable snon THO unfortunate H,,!lvrur s,ui liz
Re"t,uhny 20 oo N a'a o!iieent physican, Dr. Cross,
aensi.iyo Judgment. 'et 'aoae
But tue end Of poor nutlsnd's troubles naa
, 1874-08-01
TEE TRIGGER,


GRAND SH00TiNa-T0uANAMEHT, j.
under tho auspices Of MoBsrs. s. H. Turrill aut3
Alner Price. will be held at Dexter Park, COM
mopcing Aug. H. and continuing through tho
week. Money prizes amounting to f2,435 Will
bo awarded 10 tho successful contestants, and
tho order Of exercises will bo threo days Of ain
glo.blrd md ono day Of douole-bird shooting.
None but amateurs will bo ailouod to participate
and tue Kcnnioo.t Club rules will govern. Tho
charge OF shot will bo one and one-
quarter ounces, Dixon measure, No. LOG or
1,1o7. En1rios fnr singie-bird shooting, $10
each day, and 80 per cont to fill; ontries for
double-bird shooting. 10 per cent, and 80 nor
to ll. The birds will cost 20 cents each, md
will bo Hhot from II, aud I. plunge tsa1,s, IL
addition to the following list OF pris,s. tbu nor
son making tho best average In tho shoot proper
will be presented with SING:
Frst day. Aug. u.-Tirat prize. cash, s175
second prize, $500; third prize, $75 fourth
prize, $50 fifth prize, SIG.
Second day. Aug. 12.-Flrst prize. $500 sec-
onl prize. Sloo; third prize, SIS fourth pri:e.
$40; fifth prlzB, 525.
Third day, Aug. 1s.-17l1st prize, s2oO; second
PF!73e Slo0 third plzo, S7o; fourth prize, a1u
Fourth day, aug. 14.-Flrat prize, $500 soc-
ond prlze, $500; third prize, $500; fourth
prlzo. 5l0D; tlfth prlze, $50.
There will bo on hand plenty Of birds for
s"eeEBtahes shooting. Entries may be made
With b, F. j. Abbey Il Co.. No. 43 Clark street, or
, 1874-08-01
LATEST LOCAL ITEMS,

During the mouth Of July there wero aixty-
four fre-alarms struck BY tho operators ut tho
city telegraph of1lco.-the largest numbor oyor
known i'll this city in similar period.
The credit Of tho discovery of tho South Wa
tor street fire has boon given to tho new fire.
patrol, whom in fact Officer Casey, Of tho regular
police forco, discovered it first and Officer Arm
stein turned i'll tho alarm from Boz 10.
Officer KiPloy discovered fire In tho tvo-story
tra,no building No. 158 Rlghtoontl street, at ii
o'clock Inst night, aud axtiueu'uhcd it without
fire was tho act Of an iucoadiary.
a party recently applied to tho Relief aud Aid
soclety for pocuniary assistance, mud presented
= letter from Tho police authortleB recou,nlend-
Ing him rs worthy object Of ohar.ty. TAa
secretary Was about to pay lin $50 when it was
discovered that the ma,t w,ls q notorious THIEF.
rorhapa tho police oiicials eau aunwer this
statement 10 tho contrary. Perhaps not.
, 1874-08-01


4 game Of extraordinary intorcet and imnor.
tance occurs tllis Afternoon botwecn tho Mutuals,
Of Now York, and tho White Stockings, a. upon
Its result will largely depend the rolatve stand
Ing of tho two clubs in the championship list. II
tho White Stockings hold up to their recent
attrong play there ~ evosy reason to anticipate
OF tho most important playod this season.
THE AatER1oAN PLAYERS IN ENGLAND.
). LoNpoN, July 3l.-Iho ,ntoroat In tho exhlbi-
ttons OF tho American base bali players is Ill
oreasng, md tho hidlaud nailroad will run
Bpccal excursion-trainB, with American Pullman
cas- to oil points OH its line lloro tho clubs arc
to play.
sEcoND HAsrE IN LIVERPOOL.
The clubs nfayod snbtlor exhibition enro at
liverpool today. Tho weather was sosl,e what
unfayotaole. showers frequently lutsr1uptine
tcore OF 70 to IL. Doals, ut tho Boston Qub.
estcd aa umpire. The atse1ttance was yory
ne!1gre, probably not rnnre than 200. T1is was
'"nGtlesa owing, in part, tu tho unfavorahle
'.thor, but It is noticed that the gune has not
oxcitotl ~ much Interest and attention at Liver
pool as 1t sears likely to at other poiuts whese
lie Americana arc to play. =
, 1874-08-01

EF0Nt Tic Kaofv2E6 {KV.} CHTo'Itt0.
Ul1unt County uAn boar Ml!noBs 10 snake
STORY, II not lnte III unreasonable aa that OF tho
MornBtown t'azete in equal III noyo!ty by being
literally trlo, w glvon by oyo-ai!hosAos wt,osr
yoraaty oauuok bo ,to.ibted. Dr. d. A, Morton, Ut
MarYtillc, was called 10 y!stn ratont fow mlcH
purl,aps hir. Onpp hla.Heil 4 short o,sta.ca S:a
from the housuIlo noticed place whore thoro had
been pond nf waier. bat the drought Ind .rl"l
uut tl& Wator uutil 1t WAS Il tAiuk, n,al:y4y mu4.
, 1874-08-01
AQUATIC.


INTERNATIONAL COURTESY.
HALIFAX, N. s., July 31.-Tho rowing club has
resolved to present gold watch and chain to
William scharf1, Of Pitteburg. The subscription
List ia headod by George Brown.
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Henry, 1t shonld bo rsidt oamo to Tho stand
lamo. aud by permission Of the tudgos raa With

Henry, 1t should DO nsid, oamo to Tho stand
iamo, aud by permission Of the judges raa With
drawn.
T1tE LAsr RAGE.
ainglo dash Of miles, for which tl,ofo woro
ought starters. It will appear. by referonco to
tho summary. tliat tlitr was ono Of the fastcst
raccB over run III this country, In whioh the win
is.cih. i ."'A 10''' '''' ''"AS'' ''' " 'nf0"'"
same day rnrsa =, ,2oo fos running horses, single
sa ss # n @ss s r s2o to the f' $500 TO the :ecoa
+ e. :Ilis;9 nse jss1;Iioxs s,ratoxs n u b. Granger
nyrci soatl oaronas III. g. Jim Alexander ~
T. Dlantly so, Zaneavlilo, o., O. H. Tom Boston ;. q
U. u: ohancy, Canal Winchester, o., b. !. pil Wig
l. ostro bs,is on o i. spcniriii.
frs rc Ileya V1sksnnrx Atss, H. Port Ieonard :.5
aime-3s3;5. :aiiii.:;;s;ji:' :''''''''''''''''''''
Tho timo was only ono second less than tho
faatoas two 1nifeB on record.
The meeting, as = whole, has boon tho most
successful on record In this club. Fine weather,
excol1ont Bport, olloico nusiu, and perfect mat-
nRonlent hayo oombinod to rendor eycry ono but
the losers happy and Battstied.
THE 0ooDWooD RACES.
LONDON, July 3l.-Thfs was tho fourth day Of
thu qoodwood raoos. Tho prinolpa! ayotls was
tho Chesterfield cup, 3-yeal-olds aud upward.
lie race WINS won by Dalllam Dfinkhoollo Boo-
ond; Flower OF D'Oraott third. Tho bottng bo-
foro tho race WAS twenty-ivo to une on tho iiold
against Dalham, ton to one against Dlinkhoolio,
a.d oiEht to ono against tho Flower Of D'Orsott
Iheto were aovoHteon atartora.
RACES At BEtLEFoNTAfNE, O.
Snecat Dspatch to 1hs Gh1oago Tr.oune.
bELLEFoNTA1NE. July 31.-To-lav clopel tho
Gaocs OF tho Logan County Driving Association.
lho paeiflg race waH won by Qtleen Of tho Wost
IN throo hoats.againet Hooafor Tom and Rattling
Jim. TImo 2:9S, 24914. 2.40H.
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An Almost Inaccessible Looality--
The Routes Thither,
Description Of Varions Parts Of tho
Torritory-Tho Towns.
Various Indian Tribes---The Dreaded
Apaches, and How Gen. Cook
Has Made Them Peaceful,
P1irut6 ltlies To gentleman n Chftaao.

,ta 1nt,,sn ,sh.a,,ts ,s, "u' s.;, 1n'Aons au'
.s suu,"u .uu@oAute' "ln slso you enoh IN
formation as havo acqufrod from my own OBJ
aorvatlon, and from conVoraation with intolli
gent, reliable persons.
Arizona. although surrounded m throa .,do,
by thc st.taa and Torr,tor,a. ~ a.. e'Ae !:
ta.dov 'S' ~ 'Ao oAton' Al
''-"@' ---..........
to the traveller from tho Eastorn s.atoe. rhort
aro two roatla into tim rerr,torv from Ma, Ma
%. ono Of which l,,s hmm stsaase.a ~" AuoA ~
ro.r I'M 49,. as"ao~lena los
,o"toL.ns' , ,.a from Ia Moslla N. H., to TUCSON,
Albuquerque to Prescott, had a atsge-line for 4
short timo g wear or 40 noo, an,, uca thnt tho
poat. 0l,,cn 1;,nnr.,nt -, r. sAa o'o sa"s ..4o
,oru,, n,,o, .t,.a "a.." uaa ma"o eou'laoe LOT
~. NV ar'1 .n1a iouso' 70 commence tne Lat Of
but scryico was not portormea.) Those two roads,
although tbev would bo rn,c1, sbnrtar for E,at'
ern trayolers, hayo boon yerv 1it.fo natron,~aJ ]
100 lazy Do.n fe1y he$o patfon'1eo,
poo"u7o 'noY oonaa only 90 tsavclod At groat risk
and inconvenience, -therc being no towns and but
fow stations On tlcm and tiov having boon iufost
cd by hostite Apaol,os, For theso roaaons alo,oat
al In tr.vo1 intn tho h.. ,as a.uos'
r",.a~.s 80 DIs ~" WV ooa"tts nas ooon through
T.:' T.":o.ne' u 10 oAu oosnaeulno or san Diego.
tines q week to Tucson. From, San Darnardina
two roa1s branch hv mar, Nr,,,,,o o,,a ,.,a
,,,,,,,, J;s,r;..as - oss,, "'' ""a tue
r''n'"e a'''..,'eo' ocroa' anu aliheral tark to
Ifescott. Will a"wookly stage botwoon Cerbat
and Prescott; tho other crosYes tho Colorado at
E[renbsrg. and ronnbos prcscntt nv wov ~
wio,tenh,,rr n, t,,i. .,na .t,as. -
4,r;as ..1a,. ~ .u'o ,oa' ,'olo ~ esase
~, a"too "eok from san l'efnafdho 10 Preaoott,
Inns latter IL tho most travelled road, though not
as pleasant AZ that by Fort NIojayc.
Tho traveller ou.sriug Arizona by Ehronbero ID
nranar,d far ,ta s,o,aorv hv HI. 1,,n. .o,.e,as,
.,.se', IT, t....s' ] sa:,,,., " a'a 'o"s 5on.ueY
lntousa sno n"''ou' sauaY WASHES or Eastern
Caltiorp'a. "lshout That preparation, it would
DO di03cnlt to conceive OF
MORE pEso1,1r oous7nv
than that whrh u,ro.,,,n. .,a.,nss.
rd w;o,on1,,, -. '.u'snss ns."oaa fhrehnere
"i'a '4c"eup"te' a'stahco Of lSo miles. As Ito
tfaYels on tho stage. all along tho road with tho
exception which ahall shortly netlcs> o. far AZ
bis oyo can roach. .on every mia ,,o,,,;n. ,,aa.
moeta h,a vo,v h., hsra lii, "s ,.,'. 1'aots
aasS,, NV" oos oA1e .i''a'-uutnt p'aek
aoea''"s's Dy 1he ihtenao hcat.-and barren,
candy WASTES, upon which nothing can grow but
the useless grease wood or tho dii1erent vario.
tioa of cactns. and haro ond thoro ,r,,a. 49,.
Ia .,,t.,, .>., a '"oio' "ne'o sueeo
~ su''a' ~" iton"ooa anu pafnaYerde
trees, which occasionally rocoivo moisture
, 1874-08-01

Fopnto, aud not a little rogrotted by thosc
among whom hs moved. TO one OF them. who
was famliar with his history, tho unhappy man
confessed that Lis llfo had beon troubled hy
constant visions OF bis vlctlm ~ al,o appeared
~ tue cruel moment At which ho offered her o
choice OF death. At tlloso times ho autYnra,i
from IN indescribablo horror, Which threw him
Into cold sweat, and kept him awake nirht
1uuI, A" 81
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Around tho World.

y, From ths ,As;s rork hpt1iag Pcst.
MF. David DntlloY Field rot,l, nod to tbta otv
4aas TesA, after AL ahssuce Of eloyan months.
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MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
Friday Evening, July 3, 1874.

The Money market continues quiet and easy,
with slightly increased demand for discounts at
q few Of the banks, while at the others 1t was
limited The offerings on the street are mode
rate and nothing has transpired III commercial
paper that indicates any change IN rates. We
continue to quote selected signatures, with OF
Hrst class 9Glo, AL at HOP, and second grade
1t 10e1A y cent per month. First-class mort
gage rule at I'D u cent per annun, while nothing
Is reported in second grade.
Gold continued to rule at ll05Wll05, against
ilOa at New York, Yesterdays closing quotation
IN that market The only sales reported were
5000 at l1O5, $40 900 at ll02 and 5000 at llos.
No sales Of Silver were reported. American
half dollars were still quoted at lO5Ng10b, and
Mexican dollars at 1l05, or at par with gold at
New York.
Foreign Exchange was without quotabe varia-
ton. The only sales OF Sterling Exchange re-
ported were 5000 bill Of lading ut 5.37, flOOO
hank at the counter at ). "A, and f6OO do sight at
SIS. Nothing transpired in francs
At the close, Sterling bills were quoted at
5.S705.3s for bill of lading and Al clear, and
500 for bank, and francs nominal at 467!
for private and entirely nominal for bank
The offerings of Domestic Exchange were quite
limited, and with a moderate demand rates
we're without quotable variation. The sales OF
New York sight were confined to $47 900, embrace
ing $2O, 900 commercial and SIS, 900 private bank
ers at $50 D cent. premium, and sl2,OOO bank at
SIG.
The banks continue to check on New York at
! y cent premium, and commercial sight was
still quoted at SIG.
No sales OF Stocks were reported.
The sales of Bonds included $1,000, 5000 and
$1,000 City Gold Bearing Seven Per Cents. at
~, $1,000 do. at Az, and $1,000 City Ten Per
Cents at 62s; the former were quoted at the
close at about Az.
The only sale reported in City Scrip was $1,000
City Appropria ton Certificates at $50. City APP
preparation Certificates and Metropolitan Police
Warrants were quoted at the close at about
54D55, and Time Certificates at "a.
The sales Of State Warrants included $4,000
large ut SO; they closed nominal at 3lM33 for
large, 34@138 for medium, and 39Nl4O for small.
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Saturday Morning, July 4, 1874.


We would respectfully call the attention of oul
steamboatmen to the superior advantages Offered
by the BULLETIN as an advertising medium. II
is the only daily paper in the city that publishes
the full manifest Of steamboats,, and this feature
alone causes it to find its way into the counting
room of every merchant in the city.
1t rained some yesterday. OF course We need
not remind our city readers of this fact but fol
the benefit of those who are not fortunate enough
to reside in the city we make mention Of it. Ole
Prob said would have rain, and Prob. was
right i'll fact. he more than right. At this
writing the sky is overcast, and more fluid il
likely to descend gently upon us ere the dawn o
day.
Business was not over brisk on the landing yes
terday. We noticed one fact. however. that the
steamers advertised in the BULLETIN were get
ting all that was going.
We refer our readers to the advertisement on
the second page of this issue of the steamer
Bradish Johnson. This fine steamer will leave
her wharf foot of Cont street, at II O'Clock A. NJ
to-day, excursion trip to the mouth OF
the river and will return to the city at daylight
Sunday morning. From our personal acquant-
ance with her officers We can safely guarantee to
all who make this trip Unreasonable pleasure and
good times generally The fare for the round
trip is only 81.
FOR list of arrivals and copy of manifests sec
marine column.
We have no change to report in freight rates.
either to the West or the tributaries. Hall
card to Red, full card TO Ouachita, are the
present rates.
Red and Ouachita rivers, at last accounts, con-
tinued to recede.
Low water rates will soon rule in Red River
Now il the time to ship your freight.
The regular weekly Grand Ecole packet Bart
Able. Capt Dick Sinnot; leaves at p. N. to-day.
As passenger packet she has no equal. and for
speed. safety and good fare she stands without
rival in the tributary trades Capt. Geo. Hami-
ton, her clerk, is too well known for us to say
anything about: but viii say for George that
any boat that his services is fortunate in
deed. His assistant in the Office, Mr.. Frazier, Is
old fAvorite in Red River.
The Gov. Allen lin place Of the Natehez). Capt.
John G. Benson, leaves at P. n. to-day for
Vicksburg. Natchez and Ill way landings.
Mr.. r. 4. Owen has charge Of her Office,
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

WE HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A PART
w nership under the name and style OF
PAYNE, KENNEDY Co., to succeed the
old firm Of J. U. l. H. M. Payne 4 Co., and to
transact Cotton Factorage and Commission
business. J. U. PAYNE, Jr.
s. H. KENNEDY.
And the late members of J. U. l. H. NJ PAYNE
& Co., "a Il 66 Baronne street.
New Orleans, June q, 1874 ie28 I'm
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOU
WASHINGTON HOTEL
+ L A U II A N T.
Lake End rOntchartIan Railroad.
This house, which is we'll known to the public, is
making large preparations to receive guests the
Fourth Of July Parties who desire to spend the
Fourth will do well to 60 to the Washington Hotel
at the Old Lake they will find out that the prices
have been reduced according to the times. The
are running until 1Oa P. NJ. from the lake every day.
No annoyance of car steamboat travelling half the
day. jy32lw
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Friday Evening, July 3, 1874.
COTTON
COTTON

Tomorrow being close holiday, the Cotton
Exchange, as well as the banks and all the public
Offices, will be closed. At New York the holiday
commenced this morning. and will continue until
Monday, when the Cotton Exchange will be re-
opened. In the interim We shall have no market
reports by cable of cotton.
The sales to-day embrcced a little over $50
bales, ut steader, and, for some descriptions,
quotations. We give also the Exchange figures
and report as below
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ter HOyt e. Wicox-7 bbls canned goods A 3 Ellison
Wilson & Minis do BRYAN & Thompson~s rolls
leather W Harrington &cO-and sundries to order
Total, 4 bales cotton Il hhds tobacco
ROAD-Juy 1886 bags peas Jno l Adams &eo-3s
do Perkins Swenson &co-l4O pkgs beer Holland
er,75 do A Sperleder-loo bbls lime A yizardmsoo
bbls rOsin + Simpson, bbls potatoes J Mccartney
5 bales corks Hall s. Erne, 5 boxes drugs J Hart &
COT bdls sacks cask old copper 10 tons old iron
Dreyfus SEQ, lot old iron to Benjamin SEQ :
bdls paper K Palmer &cO-6 boxes mdse E Booth
| l do A Drez l Thompson eco. Il bb wax Dodge
&co. 2 bags wool hides to order car watermelOns
Bertucci &cO Il bag wool and suntries to order
Total 3 sacks peas 300 bbls rosin 100 bills lime and
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
| ROAD, July "a dry hides to Q D Terrebonne-2l
do hf bales moss K Beer-l2 dry hides j NJ Walsh
hf bales SEWN (iourdain-l4O head cattle to
Mehle Aco-and sundries to order
RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN
! Bayou Iacombe--Per schooner Mary Louse-35 900
| feet lumber TO order
| Bay st Louis-Per schooner Itaenne-100O bbls
charcoal to master
PaScagOua-Per schooner ID POSt-43OOO feet of
lumber to order
| Biloxi-Per schooner Mocking Bird-lOOO bbs
| Tchefuncta River-Per schooner Laura $50
bbls sand to order
Pearl River-Per schooner Emma Jane-35 600
feet lumber to order
Bayou Lacombe-Per schooner Ellen-5OO bbls
ch arcOal to master
Blind River-Per schooner Quincy-12OO bbls char
~
Pearl Rver-Per schooner Major White-4O 600 feet
lumber to order
RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Pearl River-Per schooner Try Agan-3O, 900
feet lumber to master
Pascagoula-Per schooner Monterey-2s 900 feet
lumber to order
Tangipahoa-Per schooner City Belle-3OO bbls of
shells to order
Bay st Louis-Per schooner Three Brothers-3O
cords wood tO master
Bay St Louis-Per schooner Philadephia-4c cords
wood to master
MemOran dR.
tBy Telegraph.)
Baltimore. July 2.-TO j. NJ WitherspOOn, Agent, |
No. 80 Carondeet street: The steamship Wilmington,
Capt Holmes, arrived yesterday morning All well.
MORDECAI e. Co, Agents.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool June 2L-Arrived from New Orleans, |
British bark Belgium MOsher. |
DOMESTIC PORTS.
New York June 2s-Arrived from New Orleans |
steamship Western Metropolis, Quick.
Lewes DEL June 27.-Passed out for New Orleans |
steamship Tonawanda. |
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BANKERS AND BROKERs.

BANKERS AND BROKERS.
T oUlsIANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY,
51............ Camp street ............51
New ORLEANS, June ~, 1874.
This Bank having increased its Capital to 3
HALF MILLION DOLLARS,
offers undoubted security to its Depositors by
placing that sum between them and the posi-.
bilty of loss.
This is a good time to open accounts in the
Savings Department, as a NEW QUARTER
begins July LIST, from which date INTEREST AT
SIX PER CENT will be allowed
Interest for the past Sixth Months paid Cd
demand after July 14th
E. C. PALMER, President.
JOHN s. WALTON, Cashier. je2S tt
'T0HE FREEDMEN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY
A Savings Bank, Chartered by the United States
March, 1865.
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH,
1872 Canal Street, Corner Of Dryades.
Bank Hours from 9 A. NJ to P. NJ.
Open Saturday Night to receive Deposits from tot
o'clock.
Interest Allowed ON Deposits.
C. D. STURTEVANT, Cashier.
sp30 6m HENRY BACAS, Assis' Cashier
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
1856 Canal Street.
TRUSTEES
DR.. w. Newton Mercer,
G. F. Generes, David Urquhart
George Jonas, John G.. Gaines,
Thomas A. Adams, Carl KOhn
ThOs. Allen Clarke, Christian Schneider,
Chas j. Leeds Samuel JamisOn
Interest allowed on Deposits
L. F. GENERES, President.
SAM JONES' Cashier. apl5'741y
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STEAMBOATS,.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.


ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS AND MER
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE.
r. GIVING THROUGH TICKETS TO
Boston, New York. Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington City, Buffalo, Pitts
burg, Cleveland Cincinnati Louisville, and
EXCURSION TICKETS TO ST. PAUL,
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS AND THE.
BENDS.
Will leave az below at o'clock p NJ,
COMMONWEALTH,
Thos. W. Shields. captain; Owen G. Cafes clerk,
SATURDAY, July 4.
HENRY ANIES.
J. W. Jacobs, captain Green F. Shields clerk,
TUESDAY, July I.
Issuing, usual, Through Bills of Lading in
nectOn with the railroads to all the principal pOin Is
North and West.
J. B. WOODS & Co, General Agents,
my1 l24 Gravier street.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and Sailed for New Orleans.

Up, Cleared and Sailed for New Orleans.
NEW YORK.
Steamship Emily SOuder, Bnrlick. sid June 81
Steamship knckerbOcker eager sid june p
Steamship San Antonio, Pennington. sid July
Steamship Western Metropolis, Quick sid July 3
Steamship Carondeet, McCreery =. sid July l
Steamship Cortes, Kembe ..--...--..-., sid July 4
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship TOnawanda. sid June 81
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Coriova Abram ........-..... cid June 4
Steamship Alice, Ellis. Observation-Disclosures dg June 5
Steamship State Of Minnesota, Hamlin. sid June 9
Steamship State Of Alabama Flint. ldg June 90
Bard Prairie Bird, SandfOrd .ldg May q
BREMERHAvEN.
Bark Pauline Drever. sid April IA
BORDEAUX.
Steamship State Of Minnesota Hamlin. sid June II
Brig Tamesi, -.......-.--.s sid April "a
AMSTERDAM.
Bark Noah Nielsen. .................cl cid June 2
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~ REAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Trains depart and arrive as follows:
From Calliopc Street Depot
DEPART. ARRIVE
Mail .......... 5 J.. NJ Mail .... 8.)5 A If
Pullman Palace Sleeping CaIs through to s,
Louis, Chicago and Louisville.
Only one change Of sleeping cars 10 Eastern
cities.
Tickets Tor sale and information given at p
Camp street, corner Common.
A. d. SHELDON, Agent.
L. ID. FROST. General Manager. an1e n