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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-19
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE. |
THURSDAY EVENING, June lS, 1874.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

The following suggestive foreign kilograms were
posted at the Cotton Exchange: LONDON. June -
1880 p M-Rate discount at Bank Of England is "a
y cent. $3.50 p. M.-Spe lie in Bank Of England in
creased 1929 OOO Proportion bank reserve to liabi
ity 4s1, per cent. p. M-Amount of bullion gone
inc the Bank Of England on ba ance today IS 900
D PARIS June 49, $50 p. M.-Specie in the Bank OF
Fraace increased i 1872 900 francs.
We have no new feature to notice in the Money mar
ket The offerings Of moderate extent at the banks
and limited the street Commercial paper is with
out quotable variation. We continue TO quote Sc
lect signatures, with without col aterals 1t U
cent snnum, hr-t-class 9@l0, Al at 1l@ IL, and
second grade at 1@la p cent per month First
class MORTGAGES rule at 10 cent per annum' while
Gold opened at 111@l1lA, against IA at New
York. and after q moderate business closed at ll0 @
Ill, against Ill in that market The sales summed up
$4,000 embracing $1,000 at 110a, 5000, $500 and
$4,000 at III, $1,000 and $4,000 at and $4,000 at
1lh@1llA.
lars were still quoted at l05@106s but Mexican dol
lars ct par with gold, being quoted at llO OIL
Sterling Exchange ruled about 2-1o cent lower for
commercial, and Ito for bank. The demand was
lair. but with limited offerings the movement was Of
moderate extent. The sales amounted to fls,2 O.
embracing $4,000 Al clear 1t $780, fl2OO do and flO0O
and 10000 bill Of ading at $40. $1,000 AL clear 1t
64, f2000 bank at 5.45. $1,000 do sight at $50 and
Francs responded TO the decline in gold and foreign
exchange It New York. closing lower than vest srdsy
they continued very scarce. and the only sale re-
At ths close Sterling bills quoted at 1895 40
Tor bill OF lading and AL GEAR and 543@- for bank
and francs Of 671sS4661< for private. and entirely
nominal for bank.
The offerings Of Domestic Exchange were Of mod
crate extent and with fair demand sales were with
out quotable variation Tho sales Of New York sight
covered 500 900, embracing SIS OOO commercial at
y cent. premium; $4,000 private bankers At 9-32,
and 5000 and $2O.OO0 commercial, and $4,000 pri
vate bankers ct SIG.
The banks continued to check on New York at 4 y
oent premium, and commercial sight was still quoted
Ut 6-l6
No sales Of Stocks reported.
In Bonds we noticed sales OF 5000 New City Seven
Per Cent. at 4, $4,000 Gold Bearing City Seven Per
Gents ut g. and sales of State Six Per Cents Of
which the particulars withheld. City Gold Bear.
ing Seven Per Cents quoted at the close about
blH@6lx. This decline unexpected in face of
the assurance that the Fiscal Agency is in funds to
meet the accrung terest
Nothing trsnspired In City Scrip worthy of notice,
or on which to base quotations.
State Warrants duh and no sales were report
ed. Quotations continued nominal 4O042 for large
43@46 for medium. and 50@55 for small.
(By Telegraph
New YORK, June 18.-Stocks active but weak Mo.
ney2. Gold Ill. Exchange-leng 4S9; shCrt 1901.
Governments strong. State Bonds quiet
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN,

We would respectfully call the attent of steam.
Joatmen to the superior advantages offered by the
buLLETIN as advertising medium. 1t is the only
Tally paper in the city that pub shes the full NANTES,
Of steamboats, and this feature alone to find
ts way into the counting Of every merchant in
the city.
past TOUR days. Old Sol and Jupiter P uvius had a
hard tussel as to which sh u'd Ieign supr, me- Sol
had the best of the fight to P M, but from that
time up to ozark old Puvius had things all his own
way. ong may he rain
We refer our readers to the Advertisement of the
Jno. B. Maude. Her excellest capin &C ommodations
well known to the avelng public and her officers
too well known to need single word Of praise
| our hand.
Don't fail o remember that tn, Flets leaves posi-
lively at P. M, to-day, for Camden.
The Carrie V. Kountz leaves for St. Louis ats p NJ.
ton orrow.
The Willie is advertised to leave at p NJ Saturday
for Camden landings
The City of Alton, Capt Shebe, leaves Tuesday,
Esd inst, for ST. Louis, Cairo, Memphis and the bends
The departures yesterday were the Jas. Howard for
st Louis Frank Pargoud for Vcksburg and the bends
and Thos. Sherlock for Cincinn.tl.
The Fleta leaves positively at p. NJ, to-day, for
Camden direct She will all freight for Tensas
and Bayou Macon and reship it on the Goose
Rain OR shine the pretty esse Taylor backs out at
? M to-day for Jefferson, Shreveport and Q way
landings
The Bart Able is the regular Saturday packet for
Grand Ecore. good boat and clever officers and she
has come to stay all reports to the contrary notwith
nuing and when the water get too low her, Capt
>innott will have light draught boat to I'LL her place
and day.
We have charge to report In business on the
landing, but hope that the two last days Of the week
ma enllven things up little.
he question of a reduction in wharfage fees 10 the
main topic at present Of conversation among steam
bostmen.
The river before the city is about on . stand
Last advices report Red River falling slowly.
In order to give our rea1evs id. the paid
BY our packets for the privilege Of tying up every
week n the generally dilapid.ed whsrves and in
weather Of putting their freight what 10 but
little better than hog-vAllow goose p nd, We
give the following figures: q,
Steamer Natchez, 64 tons hull measurement ct ten
cents per ion $S4 40 per week. S337 60 per month";
or W,06l 20 Per annum. The B. L. Hodge SA1 ~ pef
week Tho Leslie Tay or. at tons hull measurement
S25 70 per trip. We night enumerste othe. hut this
10 enough, IS the TAX il uniform and consider the
above sufhoient to convey an idea Of the enormous
revenue collected from .eambOats ~ year BY the
city.
IN consequences of shippers be unable to complete
tneir ots, the Les-ie Taylsr Ned River aud the
kieta Tor amden, OVERLAND yesterday.
1aE W. j. BkHAS.-Cspt. G org z Wilkin son Will |
back out this now hght-dra gut packet at O'Clock this
landings. Mr.. +. W. Ames 10 her ceEk. 4
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GORGE MeCLOsKEY-

Respectfully announces to his friends and the pub.
lie generally taat, In connection with the old Stand
No. IS st. Charles street. he has hkted mp In eleesn3
manner the
New Saloon, 18l Canal street.
where the MEAD. made 20 celebrated - NoOf.OG.
KEYS MEAD, when he was in connection with hts
uncle, the late Hugh AcCloskey. together with COOL
SODA WATER. COPPER, GENUINE sHMRRxf.
WATERS, CAKES and Pastries. will BE- served IA
the best STYLE = .'a Il't15- = ~ =
prominent feature Of the new plaoe viii be the
LADIES LUNCH LOOM. whore they win be v,ifed
upon oy courteous and gentlemanly tsudsufs =
Man. facturing his own 6yrups, Mead. SODA ana
Pastry, he can guarantee their exoeileuce: ara n
prompt attention 70 the wants of ms cussomera b
pes 70 receive continuance of the liberal favore
extended to him In the pass -
GEORGE McCLO6KEY.
s. st. Charles street. ans la { anai str.at ! i
@yzo IN Touro Building. 4
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Rooms and. Board.

|
LNURNI HE'D ROOMS, WITH OR WITH
Il out board, in central location, convenient to the
business portion of the city. Inquire at No. So Bs-
rome street. Terms moderate. my24 I'm
FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH OR
Il without DO .rd, central locality, No. 200 3ravier
street, near BarOnne, moderate terms, to suit
times. apps If
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l,A0,432

T0Ssys exports embraced 2l9 bales by SAIL iuclud
ing 188f0r New York
egaii $50 on last Thursday and 2s9 last year max
an aggregate since Fridsy evening OF 3l26 bales
againstS066 asst week. and 5l6 last ear and sine,
corrections included both years.; decrease 1928
The Exchange te egrams make the receipts at all til,
Sorts from IL N. yesterday to ~ NJ. to-day l46a
Dees against lAO2 last Thursday and 2l67 last wear,
And since Friday, 1888 bal again 10 6lb last week
ana 1887 last year Total sin August 81 3sss 54I
oses against $500. 1913 last year-iRcrease 227 s24
Exports. Friday to Wednesday inclusive. TO Cirea
Britain 1884 basr ainst Is 100 we and 25 "A!
Ast year and to the Continent 800 bales against II 02.
Ast week and 1887 last year
stocks at all the delivery ports made M to q M
264 7sQ bales against 2S bales last week. and 232
No last year The above totals At al the ports are
exclusive OF corrections.
IObACto-We hear OF negotiations pending bu,
We are not aware OF any having been consum mated
snip reierIed 70 IN our last report Ia up
Iobacco particulars not stated said to be for Bor
deaux, TO Load exclusively for regie account
Bales thus far this week l2S hhds al last week 4bI
hhds; week before 800. Making deductions for stems
the amount sale s estimated at hhds We still
quote rs follows: Inferior lugs a@4hc; medium 4A@.
SIC; good anu ane 5000; low leaf 61s@7c; me.
ceived snce last evening hhds exported stock on
hand by our rul ming statement 1866 hhds.
FhEAGhTS-ih he tobacco ship mentioned In our last
io spS.s ;' said to be for Bordeaux We quote as
" steam-Cotton to Liverpool, no room: 10 Liver.
dephia Nc; to Providence vi. Phi,sSsI nj. ". 20
IAN River, via Philadelphia Nc; to New York &c: "a
Philadelphia Nc. Nv T"
~ naliC oton % Liverpool Sle@hd.
6U6AR-Receved this morning Al hbds rhs,s
was an active speculative demand last evening and
81 hhos Aeld at 6kc for fair shc for good ,air and
Sk@ekc TER prime to str uy prime -
MOLAssEe- receipts and no sales
FLOVR-lh be mark.t 10 very duh. There Ia som.
demand for Cuba, but Gully for special brands. and
the local demand IL onAned 70 grades desirable sor
bekers use. there were sales Of SOIL bos Of which
1850 bb's for Cute on private terms; IS and low
treble extra at IS 26 2s good treble at So So 70
EXTRA n 81 u.s. 81 and ~ choice extra 1t s.; 100 a.
u 70 a,t So u.s. 100 q So SIN; ITO At 81 llo. 20O
and e6 bbs on private t.rmp A--tf8 y - 8
COhN hEAL-The market is dull to-day, and
prices are easier for yer~ so and SO bbls sod a
- Is; 200 and 2OO q 50 80 p bhl
fOhA-Wr note much better demand and Q hrmer
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TNOR SALE OR RENT-PROPERTY WITH
II good and substantial buildings forming corner
Philip and Constance streets, and measuring about
90 feet front OF former aud 1877 latter For terms
which will be easy, apply to EMILE BOUNY. NO Il
Caroudelet street. 1el4 ~
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For Rent.

NOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED COT
JIG tage hou g, containing four rooms, with stable
attached, Common street Railroad Station Rent
s15 per month. Inquire at 140 Carondelet street.
iei2
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MenlOran da.
tBy Cable.)

V1emOfA nOas
tBy Cable.)
HAVANA, June II, 1874.
To E. A. Yorke, Agent:
The steamship Juniata Capt Catherine will sail for
New Orleans at noon tomorrow.
verpool, June 1O-The German bark Energi,
Horn, from New Orleans April for Narva, with a
cargo of ~ bales cotton, is ashore at Narva with
feet of water in her hold. She will probably be a
total loss Her crew were safely landed.
DOMESTIC PORTS
New York. June 1O.-Arrived from New Orleans,
steamship City of Galveston, Evans.
Boston, June 10.-Arrived from New Orleans bark
Eva Fisk. Nicoll; schooner Annie Kranz Pur.
we're; from Pensacola, schooner Seth W Smith,
Marshall.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool. June 1o.-Arived from New Orleans.
British ship Norseman, Lane. 9th-Sailed for New
Orleans bark Prairie Bird, sanford
Deal June 9.-Arrived from Pensacola for Reval
Swedish bark Margaret Ryberg, and from do. for
London ship Ad1na. Gillis; from New Orleans for
Bremen. German bark Constsntia. ssltsnborn.
Sciy. May 28.-Of, bark Lizzie Wright, Wright
from New Orleans for Reval.
Elsinore. June 1O.-Arrived from New Orleans bark
Albert. Anderson. for Reval.
Hayre. June Survived from Galveston. Norwegian
bark Dianent, Mollberg.
:. Roqen, June s-Arrived from New Orleans. bark
Reval mo date).-Arrived from New Orleans, bark
Harriet Carleton, Hardness
Havana June 5.-Loading for New Orleans schr
Hobart, Pinkham.
by Telegraph
SOUTHWEST Pass, June Is, Noon.-Barometer % rs.
Wind northwest, fresh.
Arrived: Steamship Clinton at 2 A. NJ. from Indian
ola via Galveston to c. A. Whitney 4 Co.
Sailed: Steamships City of San Antonio and St.
Mary.
PAss-A -L'OuTRE, June 1S-Noon-Wind northeast,
fresh. Weather rainy
Arrived; Steamship ". P. Clyde. this morning,
Livingston master, from Havana via Florida ports to
j. X. Roberts: steamship Laraca. at IA NJ, Corksey
master from Cedar Keys, to J. X. Roberts.
Sailed Bark Teresa.
SOUTHWEST Pass, June 1s, P. M-Barometer 29. 80.
Wind north-nofthwe light
Arrive 4: Schooner Geo. Seay Mcdonald, master 4
days from Galveston.
No departur
GALVESTON, June 18 Arrived: Steamship jose
phne from Brashear, schooner vernal from New ork
Cleared Schooner st. George, for iampico
Sailed: Steamship Josephine for Brashear.
NEW YORK. June 1s-Arrived out. Exile, Freedom
and Sonnabend.
NEW YORK, June 18.-Arrived: Trinica State of
Pennsylvania and Merrmac
Arrived out: Maine
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The market opened under somewhat conflicting
anhuences Liverpool was reported frmer at previous
quotations, and 1l6d higher for arrivals with sales
1900 bales. On the other hand. spots at New YOr
were dull and weak At yesterdays quotations, and
Futures irregular but showing pretty neral falling
The movement In the morning was consequently
connned TO about $50 bales at prices showing quo
table variation, after which parties came together
more freely, and the entire Business summed up the
amount ted above Upon this there appea ed to be
little more cheerful feeling among factors. but those
Who were instructed to realize found 1t dicut, If not
apracticsble to force sales unless by additional
csssions. which they were unwilling to make. The
lstns the demand high style Of Good Ordinary
strict Good ordina 1t l61s. Strict Good Ordinary
Iiv, rpool Low Middlng at tue same and Low MID.
ding, good style, at l6N Strict Low Middling was
The amount on shipbosrd not cleared. going On
ooerd. and engaged for shipment set at the
opening this morning ct $4,000 bales. embracing
10000 bales for Liverpool 1000 for SPAIN and 1000 for
the North, which, when deducted from the stock on
1and by our running statement last evening" caves
AS4oO bales to represent the quantity At the Andng
md in presses unsOd or awaiting orders
The Exchange reports: " Sales 100 bales, includ-
ing 100 yesterday after p. M. Market irregular"
COTTON STATEMENT.
ytock on hand August 81. 1873 ....... bales TIT
Arrived since last statement ...... 1854
arrived previously. ............. 3l0CG9 1910 ga
Net corrections to May IS, showing
the balance between manifests du.
plicated and additional bales made
from waste, samples damaged,
city ginning of seed cotton, not
entered in manitests, lint cotton
saved for seed, cleaning machines
In city mills etc .............. S3032
-, -
Total. -. .................... l,s4o, 1872
Cleared to-day. 2l9
Cleared previously. ............... l.2sO539
Consumed at Lehman Abraham
& Co.'S. Lane cotton mills 800
3 INK in scuttled ship Allsa, to be
added, II ever recovered . 1852 l2S4 100 |
.ock on hand and on shipboard not cleared,
corrections included ............ 56337
3 OCH on hand not cleared same time last
year, corrections included) ......... 7Ol4S
To fays exports embras ed 90 halss nv sa;, ;,,.a
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bbls beer A Sporleder-s cases mdse W Thomas-l
fouLt Wat rmsn-8 sacks peas stevenson 4 stork
wagon Grover Baker Sewing Machine Col cotton
sweep Stauffer. Macrea iy &co-l bbls potatoes
Renaud &co-1 do Boulware-2 sacks rice w Hill
man-12 empty bbls Bassemir-and sundries to Or
der-Total 81 bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL-
ROAD, June 1870 sacks wool to Hay Mehle-7 do
Miss Mills-2 McCafrey-120 hf bbls beer Hol-
lander-lO pkgs tobacco Dymond-20 cases mise to
E BOOTH do D Mercer-70 tons old iron Benja-
min-4 boxes syrups n Syrup Mig CD bag peas
l do wool coops poultry David &co-2 sacks wool
do wax and sundries TO order
NEW ORLEANS, IA kSDS AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD-New Basin, Magnolia Bridge. June
17-26 bales cotton to Jno Phelps &co-2l Richardson
l. May W Black &co--6 W Thompson &co-5
T Il J Allen &co----4 Alcus Scherck l. Autey-4
7 Airey &co-3 II Allison &co-3 w Harrington l.
CO. Lehman, Abraham &co-1 Burnet &co-1
JnO Chafe, Bro l. ;on-1 Pritchard l. Bickham-120 hf
bbs beer--30 do Baler--l bx mdse to Orders
rolls leather Thos Schorr-l Dbl seed Virgu-25
bbls whisky Briggs, Payne &co-3 hhds tobacco to
D Hidden &co-2 Wilson Mills Beadles.
Wood &co-9 boxes tobacco lee Mcbride &co-1 bdl
hides Horter, Peterson Fenner-l SIX coffee L Mil
ler-2 bdls hides Peel Reid sacks peas H l. J M
Allen &co-1 drum fish McGrath &co-and sundries
to order-Total. sc bales cotton
MOKGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
June 18-Sundries to order
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COMMERCIAL.

NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE, I
THURSDAY EVENING, June Is. 1874.
COTTON.
The sales 70 day mot including 100 additional yes
terday) embraced 1000 bales at irregular prices, re
curing no change in our quotations We give also the
Exchange figures and report as below:
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OPELOUSAS.

OPELOUSAS.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET
n - For Washington, Port Barre.
sSimmsport, Churchville and all landinge
on the Coast, Atchafalaya River and
Bayou Courableau-the and light draught passen-
ger steamer
II. H. Broad, master, ]. B. Schmidt, clerk,
Will leave as above. every WEDN ESDAY, q
r NJ, taking freight and passengers for all land
ngs on Bayou des Gaizes, in connection with steamer
MINNIE, from simmsport. or freight or passage ap-
ply on board Or to
my31 J. B. WOODS l. Co., 1914 Gravier street.
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REGULAR OUACHITA PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY, Goth inst, ct p. NJ.
For Camden. Trenton. Nom
l&21&ks roe, and all way landings ON Ouachita
and Black rivers, the Hght-draught pas
senger steamer
Willie.
Blanks master,
Win leave as above. BRIrTON EPPLER,
". B. CLARK.
Connects with steamer Ora for Bayou Bartholomew
Goose for Little River, Tensss and Bayou Macon,
Bertha Bruner for d'Arbonue and Ann g. for Bout
River. tells
FOR CAMDEN DIRECT.
REGULAR Low WATER OUACHITA PACKET.
Leaves FRIDAY, June ~, at PM
n For Camden, Cham pagn0lle,
l@SsX1he96 Marie Saline, Ire ton, Monroe and all
way landings Ouachits and Black
Rivers-The Al and very light draught steamer
Flela.
Lou g. Greenlee, master, Jas. s. Robbins, clerk,
will leave positively above For freight passage
apply on board or to
LORD McPEAKE,
Agents, 46 Camp street.
N. B-The Fleta will take freight every trip for AID
landings on Bayou Macon and Tensas River, reship-
ping at Trinity on the AL steamer Goose. jel6
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and Sailed for New Orleans
CORRECTED DAILY.
New York.
Steamship City of Dallas Hines .. al Ju'e 10
Steamship Mississippi, Or well .... sid Ju'e Is
Steamship New Orleans, Clapp sid Ju's Is
Philadelphia.
Steamship Juniata, Catherine .... aid Ju'e u
Liverpool.
Steamship State of Minnesota, Hamlin :. sid June s
Havre.
Ship Caledonia, Potter .... cid Apl II
Bordeaux.
steanshtp State Of Minnesota Hamlin :. sid Ju Is
Bremerhaven
Bark Pauline. Driver. Apl IA
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NpecaI Notices.

Special Notices.
St. John Rowing Club Members are
hereby notified that on FRIDAY, the 18th inst at y
O'Clock, r. NJ, there will be held special meeting
Hawkins's Club Room. No. 1874 Common street. A
| full and punctual attendance is requested.
| By order: W. 8. PIKE, President
THos. A. ROLAND. secret.ry jeieNMGEit
Crescent Ci,y rowing Club.-
REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING,
| FRIDAY, June 10Th, 1874,
ATTY o'clock P. NJ,
At Joe Forsters, corner Vaudeville ard Levee SITS
All membe in arrears, not pr. sent at this meet
La. WILT. President.
| F. DUDENHEFER, Secretary. jel7 St
Dr. w. q. Austin, residence and Office
5s7 st. Charles, FIRST street. Office hours from
7 t. A. NJ, aud from Il to N P. NJ Slate ct Geo.
A. Fosdick Co.'s No. 80 Carondelet. rders left
| there promptly attended to. je14 If
Loan of Money will he offered by the
Crescent City Loan and Building Association to its
stairs, on sArURD ~ june 20, at halfpast O'Clock
+. ". The public is invited to attend these sales
By order OF the President.
jl4-td E. E. BUCKNER Treasurer
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills Of s1ing given to 81 Stations on this
road for freight shipped per tanners ate Pargoua
and Gov. Allen. J.JANNEY. Agent.
je4 lit Common street.
Notice.-A. r. Hickman will continue
the same business Wholesale Grocer at the old
stand. No. IS OLD LEvEK DECATUR street. where he
will receive ord from his friends and promptly at.
tend to the same. les I'm
New Orlea ms, jackson a nd Great NORTH
ern Railroad Company, Ofice Freight Agent 3S1 julia
street, New Orleans May 7, lS74-SPECIAL MOTT, E
TO SHIPPERS-Freight will be received for all rail-
road stations and cities NORTH, East and WEST.
Freight for points Alabama aud Chattanooga Rail-
road rece pied for to Meridian only.
SPECIAL CONTRA Is must be made with j. G.
MOREY. CONTRACTING AGENT, No. % Camp street.
for shipment Of all THROUGH FREIGHT. Copy of
contract must accompany each shipment.
All freight must be PLAINLY MARKED, with name
Of consgnee and DIES INA ION in FULL Powder |
ceal Oil aud combustb BILE articles will not be received
myS E. A. BURKE, Freight Agent
The undersiS ned begs To INFO, m the |
public that ne is with A. PEISER CO., import
ers of Crockery, Glassware Cutlery, House. Furnish
ing Goods etc, No "a Magazine street. between |
xavier and Common, where he viii be pleased to |
wait upon his friends aud customers paying special
attention to the retail trade.
Goods sold as cheap rs at any other house in the |
city. Packages delivered free Of charge.
ISID IkE LEVI.
Formerly of the firms Of Levi Navrs Levi, Navra &
Co.. and Geo @. Wolf 4 Levi. ap24-sm
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GRAND ISLE.

FOR GRAND ISLE.
Leaves every TUESDAY and SATURDAY via Morpanse
Texas Railroad at a. NJ.
~ - The fine passenger steamer
kGSlss477k9S BOssier,
W. T. Boardman, naster, L. Waldan c,arA
will leave regularly above. Passengers viii take
the am winch leaves at A. M, and will connect
Win tn' bossier at the crossing Bayou dee Ale
nands This great Southern watering place is noted
er It's nne sea breeze, surf bathing oysters and fab
EHe.s can De procured at the office of q. A. WHIT.
ana al the railroad Depots. Fare each way, incud-
ing haAroad and Boat, 80 so. meals extra By thie
Baggage checked through to boat For further part
cuiars Apply 70 G. A. WHITNEY CO.,
leo-4m and eli steamboat aQenta
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FOR VICKSBURG,
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, ats P. n.
For Vicksburg, Palmyro
lfa41o12 = Lake, Grand Gulf, st. Joseph, Rodney,
Waterproof, Nstchez Fort Adams Red
RiWr, Hogs' Point Tunica, Bayou Sara. Waterproof.
Port HUDSON Baton Rouge, PlaQuemine, Donaldson
vile and all intermediate landings - The splendid
passenR. r steamer
]. G. Benson master, r. A. Owen, clerk
will leave above connecting at vicksburg with the
steamer LUCY KERN for Yazoo and Tallahatchie,
and LIZZIE for 5unfOwer Rivers.
For freight or passage apply ON board, or TO ts.s
JOHN JANNEY. Agent, lit Common q.
my22 If HITE CARLIN. Tchoupit0ulas street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-19

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Harlan Lewis for Indianola via Galveston
c. Whitney &co