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STEAMBOATS,.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND p.crrm.-
leaves on FRIDAY, Now 81 at SPIN =.
IeQCE FOR Memphis, Helena. M.... -
W mite River Chicot Greenyiile ana .S =.
Bends-The passenger steamar ana the
J; Swivel, master. III.
will leave as above conrao+; oake sedan, clerk,
ans steamers EMMA and VICKSBIyRG' s WIZ
nackes. s rivers at mouth Of hte River tS
ticular attention to ali ~a1 rivers paying par
for eight or Passage apply ON board Or IN
NO BURDEAU 4 WAYNE. -
los Grsyier street,
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The beautiful ediics erected at the corner o.
Lafayette and Camp streets by the Hibernian
Associations, will be inauguratcd on Saturday
evening, December 10, by a grand ball. The
Ancient Order of Hibernians propose to make
this grand occasion, and from what we can
learn there will be throng present. In another
column will be found the advertisement.
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Messrs. Levois 4 Jamison, Of No. 1876 Canal
street, wish the ladies' to understand that they
have just opened magnificent stock Of French,
German and American dry-goods, ever before
safe in saying, will compare favorably with those
Of any house in the city. Fine goods are always
on hand at this establishment, and the ladies
know this too well for us to tell them 20.
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One of the great events Of next week will be
the christening, on Wednesday evening, of the
new steam fire engine of that gallant company,
Louisians Hose. The ceremony will take place
at tho residence Of CT. Howard, Esq, l32 Polym.
MIA street, and, from the programme before us,
will be an enjoyable occasion. Delegations from
the several companies will be present, and the
turnout will be very large. We return thanks
for invitations to attend.
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The OPESINa.-Last evening pleasant re-
union took place at No. 40 st. Charles street
where that pleasant little gentleman, Mr.. Charles
Quade, inausurated the new Crescent Billiard
ent and seemed to take pleasure IN the advent Of
Mr.. Quade into the world Of business upon his
own hook. The rooms are most elegantly and
tastefully arranged, and contain eleven Of the
celebrated Griffith tables. On the floor above,
that ever gracious young gent, Tom Ouade. a
brother Of Charles by his mothers side, presides
over. most beautifully fixed up pool room.
whore he entertains his special friends and ali
who call. The Quade Brothers are too wei
known to al lovers Of the game for further com.
mendatiOn, and therefore We simply say. 60 and
see Charlie and Tom, and YOU will meet with en-
tire satisfaction.
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AMERICAN Gymnasium.

Aoo...-...-..St. Charles Street. ..-paa
NE wLEN DAY AND NIGHT UNTIL 10 p. M.
steal organization. NAe"'A' ana Fny'
ALL. Terms-Only s12 per annum.
juvenile 1u eaMss eed.1 tuesday and Friday N.
$50 to $50 " Wednesday s and Friday, iron
payable monthly in advance. P0A "ontn-
HARRY HAMsERsLEY.
au26 3rn TnFrSn ""0 "Ana8er'
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WESTERN PRODUCE, ETC Messrs. Schmidt 4
Ziegler, 40, 81. So and IS New Levee street. have
just received by steamships Frankfurt, Stras-
bourG, Palm, ETC., from Europe, large supply
Of Krns and Piper Heidsck champagne, Muller q
and Deetjen's lager and ale, Crosse & Blackwells
pickles, Guiness's Dublin stout raisns, currants,
Rio. Java and Mexican coffee. The attention Of
the trade is particularly directed to their adver-
tisement in another column.
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The Chinese in this city having found out that
Staub, the great newsdealer, No. 60 Canal street,
keeps always on hand the latest files of Hong
Kong, Shanghae and San Francisco tea chest
newspapers, now flock there to learn how the
world is using their fellow countrymen. They
find that Staub has not only all the latest Chinese
papers, but also the freshest papers from all PAL is
of the globe.
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BUTTER, NEW YORK MEATS, CHEESE, Erc-Our
enterprising End popular friends, Messrs. Hoyt
4 Wilcox, 50 Tchonpitoulas street, have now on
hand large stock OF choice Goshen and Western
butter, breakfast bacon, small hams. beef tongues,
Fulton Market beef, choice Western and English
dairy, nutmeg and family favorite cheese. The
attention of the trade is particularly directed to
the advertisement Of Messrs. Hoyt x Wilcox, to
be found in another column.
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CABIN FURNITURE AND LUMBER AT AUCTION
Messrs. Nash II Hodgson, auctioneers, sell at II
O'Clock on Monday morning, 18th inst, on the
Levee, head Of Cont street, cabin furniture,
chairs, tables, sofas, washstands, etc. also DOORS
blinds, sash, pilot-house and wheel. cabin roof,
lumber, etc, saved from the wreck of the steamer
Empire. See advertisement.
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That popular physician Of the Sixth District,
DR.. S. Il. Chambers, we learn, proposes to rake a
short vacation from his arduons duties. He will
be absont for short time, during which time it
is to b, hoped his many patients will not need his
sklfu. aid
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MISSISSIPPI RowING CLUB.-We are indebted
to the Mississippi Rowing Club for an invitation
to attend their first grand fancy dress ball, to
take place at Union Hail, ON the 10th of this
month. We return thanks for their kindness and
anticipate much pleasure on the occasion.
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Don't be astonished when I tell you that Mr..
Hogan has the finest and largest stock Of gents
English walking shoes that ever came to this
market and will sell them at low price for cash.
Quick sales and email profit is his motto. Mr..
Hogan can send any gents measure over and
have his work made there if he should wish.
His ladies' department has all latest European
and New York styles He has made large re-
duction in all his goods. Ladies, misses and chill
dren's, also gents', boys and youths work. He
would also call the attention Of the travelling
public to his stock of trunks, valises and COM
panion satches in all SIZE quality and color. Call
and see for yourselves At SO and 101 Canal street.
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SUGAR, RICE, MoLAssEs, Erc.-Messrs. Nash 4
Monday morning, on the levee, head Of Cont
street, sugar, molasses, rice, ETC., saved from the
wreck of the steamer Empire. See the ADVERTISE
nna
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Two HUNDRED BALES OF CoTroN AT AUcrI on
Messrs. Nash & Hodgson, auctoneers, will sell
at IL o'clock, NJ, on Monday tto-morrow), at the
leo House yard, opposite the Louisiana Press,
200 bales cotton more or less, slightly damaged
by fire and water on the steamship Darien. See
the advertisement.
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PROVISIONS Messrs. H. Bidwell & Co., Sc
Magazine street. have a large stock of mess
pSSak hams
most noted brands. See advertisement.
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BAILEY & POND-THEIR NEW STORE.

The misfortune which overlook Bayley Pond
the like Of which would have overpowered and
| utterly Frustrated less energetic firm, only
called forth on their part more vigorous display
Of that enterprise and go-a-headativeness thai
has given them their present position in oul
mercantile community.
While tho smouldering ruins of their once
great store were still smoking, the work of re.
demp,ion commenced, and was pushed forward
SO industriously that to-day they are on their
old ground, with as fine and commodious build
ing of it's kind over their heads as there is in
the city.
The new store is decided improvement on
the old one, and is model in its way. On the
lower floor, besides the receiving and shipping
departments, there is a sugar room and molasses
room in which packages, from hosshead or
barrel down to pound or gallon, are put up.
The second floor is devoted to the Offices,
salesrooms and sample rooms, and on the story
above is the liquor department.
Throughout the building there are water pipes
with large faucets at convenient distances, part
supplied from two large iron tanks placed just
below the roof Within, in easy reach of these
faucets, occupying assigned places, are number
Of water buckets, intended for use in the event
of another fire.
There is but one hatchway and one stair case
the latter leads up from Canal street, and the
former is in the rear OF the building and is the
opening for steam elevator OF 5000 pounds lift
ing capacity. To this elevator runs truck car,
capable of loading the elevator on one trip.
The store is stocked with large supply of all
the commodities that are in demand in such an
extensive business as the house transacts.
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BY Placide j. Spear.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE WEARING APPA.
REL, SEWING MACHINES ETC
Succession of Adelina Dugast

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, WEARING APPA
REL, SEWING MACHINES, ETC.
Succession of Adelina Dugast.
Second District Count for the Parish of Orleans-No
81, 1876.
DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Auetioneer-OfFice No
ID 46 Exchange Aley-On MONDAY Nov %
1874 at 10y o'clock, will be sold public auction at
the corner of Customhouse and Dauphine streets by
A. L. Tissot Judge of the Second District Conrt fo1
the parish of Orleans Dated Nov 10 ls74 for ac
count of the abpve succession
THE CONTENTS of the aforementioned premises
consisting in general assortment of Household
Furniture Wearing Apparel Sewing Machines etc.
Terms-Cash. n22
HANDSOME MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD AND
Black Walnut Victoria Bed Dom Sets Mahogany
Dining Room Set (Mallards manu- facture) Oak.
wood Dlningroom Set. Velvet, Brussels and In.
grain Carpets and Rugs. Oil Cloths large French
Plate Mantel Mirrors, size 6x5 extra thick plate
glass; Spring and Moss Mattre sses Rich En-
cravings, Plated Ware, Glassware Crockerv
Ware, and a large assortment of Household
Goods too numerous TO mention, the whole re.
moved from the town of Gretna for convenience
of sale, to effect partition among heirs of age
DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR Auetisneer-Ofice az
ID Exchange Alley-THURSDAY Nov "a al 1O3
o'clock. will be sold at a Royal street fnp s1airsl
between Benville and CustonhOuse streets
The Furniture as above stated
Terms-Cash
L. S.-The Furniture has been but very little used
ana IS IN good order. The Carpets are nearly new
and the Mirrors the finest and thickest French plate
The furniture can be seen Immediately. n22
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DIAMONDS, JEwELRY, ETc.-Recollect that the
pledge sale will be continued on Tuesday Nov.
nth, At lO1 o'clock, by Messrs. Montgomery. See
advertisement.
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We are happy to assure the patrons of DR. God
fry, Dentist, that he has actually returned and
will wait on his many friends.
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Now, that strangers are arriving in our city,
the tact that Joe Raphael keeps the well known
Commercial Restaurant, should be noted. His
skill rs tirst-class connoisseur is well known,
and his skill master of the art of fine cooking
beyond doubt.
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The new Canal Company we learn have given
notice that they intend to take up the bridge
over the canal at the Halfway House for repairs
We trust, however, the Company will reconsider
the matter and wait until after the visit of the
Knights Templar; for it is safe 70 predict that ALL
or nearly all, Of the many thousands who are
coming will want to drive out Canal street to the
Lake. We call upon Mr.. kenner in the interest
Of the public at large to see that the bridge be
not disturbed at this inopportune time.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Sunday Morning, November %.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, for New York
II Ludwissen
Steamship Hudson, eager, for New York
A Moulton
Ger steamship Feldmarschall Moltke, Ernster for
Bremen via Havana and Southampton
Stockmeyer &co
Schooner W Watson, Watson for Pensacola
Schooner Mary Emily Kruger for Pensacola
Master
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Hot Tom and Jerry, always ready, at the
Victory, 157 Common street.
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Navra. successor to Navra & Offner, 174 Canal
street, is selling Chnaware at still lower prices.
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British ship Canterbury, from Liverpool, and bari
Neptune from Liverpool, previously reported below
waiting orders, have sailed for Mobile.
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We learn that it was the yawl of the steamer
Mary Ida and not the Bradsh johnson that was
the means OF effscting the rescue Of Capt. Jean.
freau and others. Mr.. Jenkins, mate of the
steamer Wawenock, cut away the yawl and went
to the assistance of the drowning passengers and
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ADJUSTMENTS.
pIDwELLS ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Monday, November 13.
10 FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. 81
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES
Extraord nary Attraction
A NEW STAR-A NEW STAR.
The Great and Versatile Comedian and Vocalist
SAMUEL DEvERE.
In his Thrilling Sensational Drama in -Four Acts
W.T. tt II * re Nv for him by Nc
tluskey 4 Mack. entitled
JUST IN TIME.
New Scenery. Appointments and Mechanical Effects
and supported by
BEST DRAMATIC COMPANY in THE CITY
NIB DEvERE IN SIX CHARACTERS, introducing
his famous specialtes.
FRIDAY, NOV. 81, Benefit of Samuel Devere
Wednesda- Nov. &c. g. L. FOX and his Great
Pant mime Troupe a9o tt
(11ASp OPENING BALL
At
ST PATRICKS NEW HALL.
brand Dress Fancy Dress Masquerade and Calico Ball
To be given by the
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS
On Saturday Evening. Dec. 10, 1874,
AT st. Patrick Hail.
COMMITTEE of Arrangements
NJ. Flnnerty. w. j. Kelly. James Heron.
Dan Owens, A. 0 Boyle Jno. Fitzpatrick.
Applications for invitations to be left at Jas Her
ron of Claiborne and Gravier streets at Dan
Owens, corner Perido and st. Charles streets: at p
GannOns st Louis and Villiere streets at Tom
Ciimores. Vaudeville ond Victory streets or
H. M o. Meallies corner Magazine and Terpsichore
streets
Sealed proposals for the bar and hat room
to he left with W. j. Kelly, corner of Common and
Claiborne, and Dan Owens St Charles and
Perdido
n.,2 I'd
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Twenty-eight cents saved over the Arrow by
buying the Beard & Bro. Buckle Cotton Ties.
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HALEY-The king OF ali those who cater to our
public in the way Of news, G. c. Haley, OF 10
CONNER cial Alley, sends us, out of his extensive
supply another remembrance in the way Of a
sample of his choice journals. From the far
West to the very verge Of the sunny East he has
cleaned the cream Of dailies and moEthlies, and
to those who have appreciation Of the rare
and interesting. his store offers inducements no
where else to be found. Polite and attentive
clerks attend to the wishes Of customers, and the
prices are the very lowest.
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The throngs Of ladies who daily crowd the
store OF Messrs. Fellman Bros, show that this is
yet a popular place Of resort for those in search
OF dress goods, silks, and the many other articles
of dry goods needed by the ladies'. These gen.
tlemen have corps of able assistants, who neve,
tire OF showing goods to customers, and who do
80 in their usual courteous and pleasing manner.
Give Fellman Bros. call, ladies, whether you
wish to buy or not, and if you want anything in
the way Of dry goods you can get it there. We
feel satisfied that when you once see their mag
nificent assortment and at what great bargain
goods can be procured that you will give them
the patronage they deserve. Call Immediately at
133 Canal street and get your dry goods.
We would ask the attention Of the citizens in
general to the card Of that popular and worthy
gentleman, Mr.. H. 81. O'Meallie, who keeps a
trst-class family grocery on the corner of Maya
zine and Terpsichore streets. In his grocery is
to be found every variety of staple and fancy
articles IN his line. The best of teas, coffees,
sugars, canned goods, wines and liquors are
always to be found at this neat and elegant
grocery, and We advise all who wish to procure
choice and pure goods to call on this gentleman.
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We regret to learn that our interchangeable friend
and herculean worker in the cause of the people,
Major E. A. Burke, is called from our city to Gal
weston on account Of his wife's indisposition
The Major accompanies his lady, and will return
Tuesday evening. We sincerely trust the bracing
breezes of Texas will materially benefit the wife
of so true a gentleman
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Valory, the champion decoctor Of mysterious
beverages, always on hand at the Victory.
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If you want good hat go to 26 st. Charles
street.
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The greatest novelty in hats at rs st. Charles
street.
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MOUNT CARBON Coal, 1873 GRAv1ER STREET, Ur
STAIRS
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The cheapest hat store in the city, 26 st
Charles street.
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Navra, successor to Navra x Offner ia G ana
street, is selling glassware at still lower prices.
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Ship Colonial Empire Leslie, from Quebec Oct 23d,
to master
Bark Antarctic
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Come in" as the fellow said when he saw the
Victory, l57 Common street.
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Roast beet, with lemon favored sauce. at the
Victory for lunch.
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MOUNT CARBON Coal, 1873 GRAv1ER STREET, UP
STAIRS
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Dyspeptics cured at Gymnasium, 1O3 st. Charles
street.
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See the shirt Kings advertisement ON page
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Arrived.
Steamship knickerbocker Kemble from New Yorl
14th inst to 4 Moulton-2d dist
Bark Bristol new Fossett, 16 days from Damaris
Gotta, Me, to master-lst dist
Bark Shatemuc, Matthews, from Havana to master
Sd dist "a
Barge Louisiana Honkle, from Ellis Cliffs
sTEAMBoATs.
Rice Farmer Taylor from Lower Coast
RI Bryarly. Scovill, from Shreveport
WaloOn. Ruiz. from Lower Coast
Alice, Porter. from Amite river-New Basin
st John, Baranco, from Plaauemine
Hy Tets. Aucoin. from Donaldsonvlle
Wawen0ck. Gleason. from Bonnet Care
John A Scudder, Carter from st Louis
Bertha Broad from Washington
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schooner Geo Colmar from Bonfouca
Schooner Morning Light. from Amite river
Schooner Martha D. from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Alice, from Tangipahoa
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN
Schooner New from BonfoUca
Schooner Eagle from Blind river
Schooner City Belle, from Blind river
Schooner BOnfouca from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Tiger, from Tchefuncta river
Below-Coming Up.
Schooner Stephen Duvol, Huntley, Is days from Bos
10 master
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GRUNEWALL HALL
No. 20 Baronne street, near Canal.
:, Ihls elegantly Quilted and centra,,v loc.,.a
a nan mas by the addition OF a second spac;ons
ana wen ventilated supper room on the main
moor moor beng enlarged, and is new for rent for
terms ooacells lectures, fairs, etc.. at moderate
eerms' Apply to the proprietor.
,o, LOUIS GRUNEWALD.
I no IN IL, 20 and % Baronne street
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MOUNT CARBON Coal, 1873 GRAv1ER STREET, U
STAIRS.
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Consumption cured by Gymnastics, 1O3 St
Charles street.
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INTERMIssION OF FIVE MINUTES

PART ii.
''' .kucken,
q ~ Germania Quartette
= Ne pleurez pas Romance spnna
. ~ Sung by Miss Lena Little
). Carnival de Paris For Violin Hermann
Performed by Mr. Victor Caulier.
T. Lair dies Boux Faust . Gmnod
Sung by Miss Emma Fairex
Germania Quartette
Accompanies. Mr. I,,os r,u.;o,
an, dLkEIs sl-To be had at ali the PRINCIPAL Music
n CIV ty stores on Canal street well as at the
- wv uiEut VI tnc COnCert. NOD
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Below-Coming In.
Out.ide...Waiting Orders

Schooner Stephen Duvol Huntley, Is days from Bos-
10 master
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T. T. Allan, OF West Baton Rouge, represent
ing that parish in the State Senate, we believe,
and formerly a member Of the Kellogg Legisla-
lure, has sent US a photograph Of himself. AS a
specimen of the art it reflects credit upon Mr. I.
Lilienthal, ard by way of advertising ones self,
it is novel STYLE particularly for Senat ". Mr..
Allain claims to be ''staunch friend OF Louis
lana" He will have an excellent opportunity to
provo this fact during the next session OF the
Legislature. II his conduct there bears him out
in his professions, we will be the first to accord
him all the credit he deserves.
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RAsE BALL

BASE BALL
FIFTH CHAMPIONSHIP GAME.
AMATEUR LONE STAR VS. I.rr
AT THE LOUISIANA RASr pArr DA M
sunday, November -, 1874,
Game to commence at 2AP NJ. non a.
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NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
NEW ORLEANS, NOVEMBER p, 1874.

We are in receipt Of an able and intere ting
paper, prepared by one of our most intelligent
and respected cotton buyers, upon question
that is now agitating the Cotton Exchange. cot
ton factors and others Interested in the traffic OF
that product The crowded state OF our columns,
however, and the late hour at which it was re-
ceived, compel US to postpone its publication
until Tuesday morning, when We will take pleas
ure in giving it place in our columns.