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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-11

ELEGANT FURNITURE MATINEE. Messrs. Nash
Hodgsor, Auctioneers, hold their first grand
Auction Matinee, on Wednesday next. the 14tb
inst' at 10Y o'clock A. NJ, at No. % Prytania
street, on which occasion they will sell the entire
contents OF said residence, consisting Of very elc
giant and nearly new Rosewood, Black Walnut
ana other Paror, Hall, Bed and Dinine-room
Furniture Mirrors. Carpets, Peyel Piano, Orna
ments, Linen, etc. The house will be open for
inspection so-morrou and Tuesday from 10 A. NJ
TIL L NJ. For full particulars read the adver-
tisement
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LOOK AT THIS! No CHANGE or CAEs.-pas.
engers should bear in mind that by taking the
cars at the foot Of Canal street, any day. st p.
NJ, they will so through to st. Louis without
change via New Orleans 4 Mobile, Mobile g.
ONO and st. Louis 4 Iron Mountain Railroads,
arriving in st. Louis one hour in advance of all
other routes. This is the only line between New
Orleans and st. Louis without change Of cars
Close connection is also made with Louisville line
at Humb ldt for Louisville, Cinennati and all
Eastern cities. Inquire at Mobile Line Office.
corner Of Camp and Common streets.
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Departure OF Can on Moynihan.
Editor n. o. Bulletin

Dear Str-The friends Of the very Rev. Canon
M..ynihan, pastor Of st. Johns Church beg to
salute you and say that the Father prea bic
farewell sermon at High Mass on Sunday, 18th
inst, previous to his regretted departure from
among us.
His people invite him to meet them in the old
church building, adjoining the new one, on Dry
a ,1 street, on the afternoon Of the same day.
Al desiring to take their leave, and wishing 10
give other testimony of their earnestness are re
specially invited to be pre-. ent.
Yours very truly, PATRICK MoIoSy.
Chairman Committee of Arrangements.
New Orleans, Oct. TO- 1874
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STEAMBOATS,.
OPELOUsAs.

OPELOUSAS.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET.
,GsE For Washinston, Port Barre
SimmspOrt, Churchville and ali lancnc
on the Coast Atchafaiava River and Pc
you Conrtableau-the new and light draught passer
Bertha,
b. Fl. Broad msster, J. r Schmidt .,o,L
WI: leave as above every WEDNESDAY,. at JPN
taxing reght and passengers for all landings on b.
you des Gazes to be landed at either Big Bend Land
ing or at either warehouse as Simmsport For fri1h
or passage apply on board or to 'e''-'
aoo BRfTTON EPPiER, 106 Common NJ
Leaves every SATURDAY, at sP. NJ.
,.% For Washiuetor, Port Rarre
S,mnsport Churchville, and ali interme.
p.~ date landings on the Ccast. AtohaiavlaT,
a Kver and Bayou Courtableau. The light draush
Trenton,
will isa1a o'aoH X master, y. John, clerk
va, VIII lease as above, every SATURDAY at5pH
.aKng reight and Passengers for BAYOU des GIs.ze.
F r. % Landed at Big Bend Landing or smnssor
Z OF freight or passage apply on board. or to
~ J. NJ. BOWLING Is Decetnr st,aa.
ieS"u j. B. WOODS & CO., 1874 Gravier st
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BY Albert Paul.

POSITIVE AND I7NpESERyPD SAFE Al
Auction Of all the Forfeited Pledces ~ H.
5 LOAN OFFICE " Raronna strea, o, -, :,,e
| ~ =; 49,. ~ - I".o 1io ., cslco'' CONSIST
Watches, Diamonds, Bracelets. and Jevelrv
OF every description, Pistols, Machines, and
Pr ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer-Office and
~ Saiesroom, 40 Royal street-On THURSDAY,
October 49, 1874. at II O'Clock A. NJ, and follow
ing days, until the whole Is disposed OF, will be
sold at public auction, a. the Loan Office " Ra-
rome street
All the Unredeemed Pledges Of the Loan
Office, II Baronne street.
Ter s-Cash on the spot. oil st
| m 77,, p,
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Exports.

soLIVERPOOL-Per steamship Lalande-1s54 bales
ttOn
CEDAR kEYS-Per steamship Lavaca-41o bb,s
nour - Dds whisky Is bbls potatoes 1876 sacks oe
$40 sacks sacks coffee sc casks bacon SEQ nkgs
mdse
NEW YORK-Per steamship Western Metropolis
china SO bdls hides "a bales moss 1899 dry hides
~ bales skins 3 bales wool cks skins IS hhds iron
IL cas- mdse casks metals 325 tmptr barrels
=, hEf West VIA CEDAR kEYS-Per steamship
Marsaret-For Key West 1Is5 bbs flour II bbl.
whisky - bbs potatoes 70 titrces hams 10 sacks coffee
l2c .acks corn 80 sacks oats 1875 pkgs sandries
RUATAN-Per sfhoonet Ger rude Uowes--2O
ibis -four bhls pork hc!f bbs beef COCO shingles
1000 ct lumber
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WOODS HoUsE.-To those who have an artistic
taste for those choice vintagcs of the select
Woods House, No. So st. Charles shareholders to
the connois seur rare opportunity to indulge in
quiet sip Of these delicious beverages as well
as kentuckys old rye and Bourbon. Mr.. Woods,
the ever courteous and attentive proprietor
only endeavo1s to please his guests and right
nobly does he succeed.
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| EXTENSIVE FURNITURE SALE.
1he most important sale Of the season.
Elegant Rosewood Parlor Suits.
Elegant Rosewood Victoria Suits.
Elegant Oiled Walnut Victoria Suits
Handsome Plain Walnut Victoria Suits.
Handsome Single Walnut Victoria SHIFTS.
handsome Black Walnut Dining Suits.
Elegant Rosewood Pre-Dieu and Lonnee
Elegant Glass Door Armoirs.
Handslme Stair Carpets and Rods.
Elegant Rosewood Etasere.
Elegant Rosewood Book Case.
Two Elegant +. P. Mantel Mirrors
Elegant Velvet and Brussels Carpets
Rugs, Oil Cloths, Mating and Mats.
Elegant Upright Pleyei Piano.
tStocl and cover nearly new.)
Handsome Rosewood Hat Rack.
Hal Chairs, Gallery Chairs, Easy Chairs.
1aoies, Lounges, Ornaments, Music Stand
Shades, Cornicos and Lambrequins.
Armoirs, Ordinary Servants Sets.
Csockery Sets, Mattresses. Spring Beds.
bolsters, Pillows, Bars, Engrayings.
Handsome French Blankets.
Handsome Bed and Table Linen.
Kitchen and Yard Furniture, Tubs. etc
The whole in elegant order and condition ba;no
me hntire contents OF the Elegantly Furnished
palatial Residence, No. 90 Prytana street, one
ioo' ABOVE Cio street, ON account of departure,
Without Reserve, at auction.
Dr. NASH Il HODGSON W. l. Hodso,
- AnctloneeraOiiice No. 5 Carondelet street
IN WEDNESDAY,, October ii, 1874. at 1O4
o'clock A. NJ. the premises as aboye az u .ys
De sold 40 "'o'e' WILL
The ENTIRE CONTENTS Of said Residence
: Ierms.Cash on delivery Ill United Sat-.
Treasury Notes. 0o ''ates
Parties unknown to the auctioneer will -
.uired to make satisfactory danns,, a w re. re-
moment Of adjudication. IL The !
n. B--The house will be open for Inspection o. !
Monday and Tuesday, October 18TH and 1at III
rom II 4. ~ unit 5 + II. az, a Ism io,h,
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Editor n. q. Bulletin:
AS matter OF information TO merchants vbo
are increasing their insurance this season OF tho
year, will you please publish list of the Offices
that Bayly Pond were insured in, toy ther
with list OF tn Sc who have paid all, part, or
none, as 1t ls now near four months, and it is .
matter Of public interest MERouAxT
New Orleans, Oct. 10, 1874.
In reply to the above we have only to say that
we will make the necessary inquiry, and publish
it in our next edition.
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G. O. D.-This is the most fashionable hat
store IN our city. MIR. J. y. Adams, the proprie-
tor' having had many years experience. is en-
not to be surpassed in quality and lowness Of
price in the country. Why, If Won want nobby
hat just call at &c St. Charles street, next to
Common street. and put your money down
Adams will take it up and furnish you with a
stylish hat
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STEAMSHIPS.
FOR VERA CRIrz

TUX VERA CRCZ
AAAft So i Tn x CAMPEACHY. pRocpp
rr,, 81" 81 ANA AND NEW YORK
Ao'N' HSIA r IA AND MEXICAN Mali
Civ 's Of fi W. Is composed of tbs steamships
Cubn '1r'"a- -----. Capt L. F. Timner,n oou
HHfsrs The steamship r'' = W. Reynolds
e-ssssasA City Of Mexico
will leave her wharf so "eu' commander
Passa, on ATuRDAY, November It'll at FIRST
Ag ssase it to N Vera Cruz goo gold al a. NJ
No "a Rrda ~ Ne* York, +. ALEXANDRA T. soxs
Hof freight passage. apply To
j. n WITHERSpOcv
1he steamship Cuba will foov T No,. street.
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TRIUMPH ExTRAoRDINARY.-Neve tired OF
labo ing in the cause of fitting out the gentle
men OF New Orleans in the most stylish shirts
Col. $. n. Moody, has cent on from Europe ono
Of the most recherche assortments of these
articles ever before brought to the Southern
market. Ii this IS doubted by the increduIous
why let them go to the Granite Palace corner OF
Cana! and Royal, and judge for themselves.
At this place the best goods and cheap prices ia
the order OF the day.
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THE COURTS.

Cases Fixed in the Superior and First District
Courts for trial to-day were continued until Mon.
day 5000 N'AoA-
The LOTTERY WAE.-Armand Saloy, Francisco
ald Joseph Care. a, j. Del Lcferrc, John Smith,
Matthew Elliott, Samuel Parker. Alvarez and
John Sherman were before Judge Staes tb;s
morning charged with selling lottery tickets
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GENTLEMEN, READ.--The magnificent assort
ment OF gents clothing and furnishing goods lust
Drought ont 10y Mossrs Person & Hews cannot
fail TO please the most particular and fastidious
In dress. and what is much better, these gentle,
men have put their entire stock down at figures
which suit the depressed condition Of the market.
A yls!s to this establishment viii convince every
one that Is and Is Camp street is the place to
purchase clothing, neck and underware.
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READ AND Be CoNvINc sD-That the house Of
II. Kern. dry goods merchant, is the cheapest
all ladies' may look on for the grea est bargains
in dry goods at this mammoth emporium. MI.
kern's name is not only known and appreciated
by the ladies Of this city, but the fair ones Of the
country have become convinced Of the fact that
Of the best gu .ty and ut the lowest rates.
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RECENT ARRIyALs.-This is the caption of the
advertisement OF Messrs. Braselman 4 Adams.
who have just received one OK the most varied
and best selected stock Of fall and winter dry
goods to be found in this market. Their prices
are at the very bottom Of the lowest prices, and
all goods purchased from this house can be relied
upon as the best
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STEAMBOATS,,

sTEAMBOATS.
T Bryarly, Scovill from Grand Ecore
Klce Farmer, Dragons from Lowe, Coast
Moonstone, Gillian, from Shreveport
MowenOck. Gleason. from Bonnet Carre
trenton. Quatreveaux. from Washington
st John. McElroy, from Baton Rouge
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer Major White, from Pear! river
Steamer J Gault. from Tangipshoa
Schooner Perseverance, from Tchefunc,a river
Sch oner I Kemp from Lake shore
schooner Laura L, from Tchefuncta 1ivep
Schooner Estelle, from Wolf river
Schooner Indian Reed, from Bayou Laconnbe
ARRIVALS Al TIE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Camea from Blind river
Schooner Vaudeville, rom Vaudeville
Schooner Joinville from Blind river
Schooner Ophelia, from Bay st Louis
Schooner Sdonia from Blind liver
Schooner Eagle, from Bind river
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Receipts of Produce.

bales cotton to j sal'ddge &co--l36 L Waiins!ry
| &co-iV' kenshaw, Camniack &co-63 Clapp Eros &
cn-49J W Rurbridce &co-43 Ii Leckic-37 pam.
Kennedy &ce-37 Berand & Gibert--25 Bush & LIE.
vert-2l Prestidge, Graham Sco-2O Meyer, Weis 4 o
go Richard Flower &co-l9 K L Buckner e. Bro 8
| N Greenwood Sor-I5 L Airey &co-l5 Post &
| Hohby-l4 Oscar Chopn--13 Siewerd e. Kip-l0 S
Friedlander-9 Schmidt =: Leicler-7 Acus, Scherck
Antey-7 TO order.-6 Lloyd a. Livaudais-6 VIM b
chrk-6 Lehman. Abraham &co-5 Claiborne Geo.
Ar Miltenberr'I q Pollock Ben Gerson-4 Aby &
i b9nliAny-' 4 Tertrou-3 g NJ Bayly & Ponds W
Nc "'ii.:ars Mario &co-2 A A Monton-a GabreI
E.awn-2 Norwood Il Richards-l W Letchfurd-
Jno Cha:te, Bro & Son-l n d Wetmore-l Gnm.
BILE &co-4s head cattle Glennv & Wagner-a3 bales
hay Chism & Foyd-50 sacks cotton seed II Leckie-
bale wool Wal sley &co-and sundres to order
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Rice Farme,-13
bbls rice and snndIfes to order
sHREvEPORT-Psr steamer Moons.one-a7 bis
cotton 10 Payne, Kennedy &co-l6 Meyer Weis SEQ
II Renshaw. Cammack &co-l0 Oscar Chopin-9N ID
Wetmore-s Nae & Cammack-7 A A Mouton-6
Nugens &co-5 Bnckner Bro " r ClarhN
Clark & Hatrel-3 Beraud & Gibert-3 C I. WaIms.
ley &cO-2 W BurbIidge &co-2 Prestidge Graham
goo NJ Sanlidge &eo-l z Bader &co-i e
Mar; Maarqne.e &co-and susndrles to order-Total. 13l
BONNET CARRE-Per steamer woweuoek-oa
bbls nee to order-o2 sacks rough rice Mariposa Mills
~ do y Cao-5 do to order-and sundries 10 order
Total. % bbs rice 81 sacks rough rice
WASlIINGTOS-Pers steamer Trenton-47 bis cot.
ton to y, " Burbridge &co-2o Alous Scherck & An.
tey-1s Richard Flower &cO-1e Payne Kennedy Nco
u y NJ Dowling-l3 Male & Cammacl1-ll Berfud 4
Glbert-lO Greenwood & Son--9 Reusbaw Cam |
mmck &co-e w H Letchford &cr-6 p Cas,e-5 4 |
Mouton-5 Hirsch & Adler S FrieIlanderN4
Forstall & Junonve--4 : Gmble xco-4 Clam
BROS &co-4 Jn0 I Har,.ie &co--i Claiborne &cO-4
\ ID etmore-3 Manade Il LacassaCne-SA Ieyi-
.lno Chaffe Bro Son-3 Marquee &co-3 Bush a.
Levert-2 X Beer McStea & Value-2 l. Bloom 4 |
CO! smms Levy Flash Lewis &co-1 Jas
Queyrouze q Bois-1 sacks seed cotton Norwood 4
klchal'ls-lt2 sacks cotton seed Louisiana Oil Coz
hides IA bills hides NJ Dow ling-62 hides l. Block
IL hides hlif les Dbl tsliow Manade l. Lacsssa |
sne-o2 hides bag wool Meyer Wiel-200 head cat /
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GAYErY THEATRE.-Last evening seemed to be
gala night with this place of amusement the
crowds that locked within this neat little theatre
could only DC accommodated by the addition Of
many chairs, which, Of course, the polite proprie-
Tor, Mr. Flynne, immediately furnished The en-
.. passed of with much ecat and gave
usyetS scenes TO have taken hold upon the
affections Of tho lovers of fun, 'e
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Memoranda.
(By TELEGRAPH

VDy I BIe ct p n y
New York Oct. 10.-To "A. Monitor, Agens-The
steamship knckerbocker arrived ut 6 O'Clock this
morning.
Philadelphia, Oct. 9-To E. A. Yorke Agent
The steamship Yazoo Capt. Barrett sailed for New
Orleans via Havana at 70 NJ. to-day.
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The FINEST IN TowN.-A good shoe il sn
acknowledged luxury the world over, but when
you find one that fits like glove and 'asts like
eternity, why that's the shoe to buy Such pedal
coverings you can and at the emporium of VIM
talk abo1t their cheap stock out if Won want !.
shoe for durability, case and beauty, paw q visit
to VIM. Hogan and you will get it.
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we notice that Mr.. Thos. Dunn has declined
the nomination of Constable for the Sixth Ward
Justice Court. Mr.. Anthony Gers.ua, an honest,
worthy and intelligent gentleman, has been nom.
mated to replace hun on the ticket. From what
We know OF Anthony he will make An efficient
officer
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Don't buy your cigars before you examine the
new stock at Tiemann's, No. Camp street.
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BY Nash s. HOdgsOn.
CONGRATULATIONS

CONTRADICTION.
2co bales OF COTTON more or less,, saved from
Tor account of whom 1t may concern, at 1ublic
auctlCn. ~ "'1A.
by NASH & HODGSON-W. I. Ho1cson
- Auctloneer-Ofice No. 5 Carondelet street >
On IOE SDAY, October -, 1874, at 10 A. NJ.
on the levee, at the head of Washington street
Tor the benefit of whom it may concert. at pubic
auction, will be sold
200 SALES COTTON,
More Of Less),
saved rom the wreck OF the British ship Ailea.
Capt. John Dick. 1A-''"'
=, Ierms-Cash on delivery in United States
Treasury notes. ~ ~
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MEMPHIS.

hf"o LAX MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET
leaves THURSDAY, Oct. g, at SPIN
l.G.E- = WI For Memphis, Helena, Moath q
Bends-The passenger steamer ~
Belle Lee,
j. F. Hicks master Az r.-;...u, .,-A
WIN leave as above connecting at Vicksburg with
srannn EMMA and VICkSBUR(; for Yazoo apl
iaiahatchie rivers, and at White River With neck-
e.s 1or White and Arkansas rivers paving nartcnlar
%.on 70 all way and plantation business. Foe
''''en' Oh passage apply on board or to
~ RDEAC e. WAYNE log Gravier IT.
Of I'm SINNOTT & CARTER n Camn st,eet
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Steamship Western Metropolis, Quick, for New York
II Ludwigsen
Steamship Margaret, Baker for Key West via Flori.
r oa forts- K Roberts
Steamship Lavaca, Cooksey, for Cedar Keys
Roberts
British steamship Lalande, Williams for LIVERPOOL
Schooner Gertrude Howes, Ward, for Ruatan-
Master
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AUCTION SALES.
By G.. de Ferret.

| BARGAINS! BARGAINS. BARGAINS,
Extensive peremptory sale Of China, Crockery.
Glass and Plated Ware and House Furnish
Sng Goods.
The entire contents OF the well known establish.
ment OF P. Malochee No. IS Canal Street
between Old Levee and Chartres streets.
Selling out below cost 30 Equidate business.
Mr.. Z. MalocHee having determined 10 with
o'aw from ms present business, pegs TO announce
20 me pubic That he will dispose, without reser-
Va'1on and peremptorily, of his entire extensive
ana Wen assorted stock in trade, consisting of
House Fur nisning Goods of every variety. China
ware, Glassware, Crockery, Steel and Plated
Ware, etc, etc, etc
The attention of country merchants. house-
keepers and the trade is invited to this imro,t-
ant sale with the assurance that there viii ho |
offered unusual inducements and great bargains |
This stock will be offered at pirate sale bv |
Mr.. Maiochee until October 18TH 1874. when ali !
the stock remaining unsold al that date will be
No s. Canal street f''A'-'oN'
by G. DE FERRET Il CO-John G. Monrose
- Auctioneer-Beglnningo on THURSDAY. DC,
tober 10, 1874, and continuing every day follow
ing, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, until the entire stock is
closed. IU. n 40
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ANTE RIVER.

-,-.,.,,.,- ANTE RIVER.
REGULAR ANTE RIVER AND BAYO1T MAN.
CHAC PACKET.
ILL., The staunch, sea. worthy pscket steamer
= Alice,
tavss her Landing, New Basin Magnolia Bridge
no;nis Wy "a and THURSDAY at 4P. NJ. for 4
p' Far on On mite River and Bayou Manchac.
sn' VI passage, apply on board, or to
Off MUNCY q MARCY, Agents,
424 and i26 DeIOrd a.
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RED RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND ECORE PACKr5
Leaves TUESDAY. Oct. IL, at SPIN.
1850 N a0r Fort t,l De Rss, S B..st
. River, Montgomery Grand Ecors -
all way landings Steamer
". scovell, msster. N. L. scoveu e,sk
R" czr 12Ry s 81 cs sDaea .9s
HlTk 4 CARLIN. Tchoupitoulas street,
BRlIION EPPLER, LOG Common stresk
The T. 7. Bryariy makes sure connectiona at -
Falls with the steamer Royal George. The REV.
George stands Al in al the insurance offices. oil
REGULAR GRAND ECORE PACKET.
leaves rT T6E aka ostS'er E Il siP1 1o,r
ks sssSEst& gomery, Mouth Cane River, zlexanaris
Norman:s, Barbns and all way Isndtn.s
on On Kec Hver-The Al and very Light draught -
Jno c. Mitchell. master. j. L. Robbins, olsrs
water season. The Eeta win be replaced by = Irss
boat when navigation permits.
a dH1 freight o Or passage agpy on board or to
olo LORD 4 McPEAKE 46 Camp street.
NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND ECORE PACKEI
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5P. M.
commencing SATURDAY Oct 10Th.
~ For Fort DeKussey, Barbinh
River, Montgomery, Grand Ecore, and .
way landingsThe ste mer
Sabine,
TN place Of new Bart Abel
+ Sinnott, master, Geo Hamilton, clerk.
For freight 81 Rassace apply on board, or 70
S Inn. CARTER, 80 Camp street
HlIE & CAKLIN. 2 Tchoupitoulas street
HR!IION EPPLER, los Common strest
% I'm ADAMS WORK, 9 Commercial Place.
NEW ORLEANS AND GRAm
ECORE PACKET COMPANY
Leaves every TUESDAY, at5PM
=E.T - For Grand Ecore, Mont9encsH
&tsssss.z5 Mouth Cane River, Alexandria Me-
-, - man q, Barbina and all way landings Il
,er steamer e"' 49,
Jno. Helm, master WIN 2,plha-+s.x .o,,.
'"r 'rf1 ,rT or passag &c apply on board or 70
HinE q CARLIN, Tchoupitoulas street
o. LORD q McPEAKE, 80 Camp street.
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UPPER COAST.
-

-1-.~,,o,.,.o. UTTER COAST.
UPPER COAST
1a.~ commencing TUESDAY, Sept 22d, 1874.
Leave New Orleans TUESDAYS. THuRSnAv>
and SATURDAYS at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Returning WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY and SI1NnAv
i'll daylight.
i.ME n For New Orleans Coast and Ca.
Esssss&97aS vent Landing-The tri.weekIy nacts*
Ar Rn;, Mary Ida.
hoa, leave as above For freight or passage apnS .,
=, fSl7t
u. VIZ 1nhMLEANS. COAST, LAFOURCHE Ann
oA1oo GULL TRI-WEEKLY PACKET,
lsHaEA. steamer Selma,
&esscs9s a. LUCAS master A. Meyniey cler
r..r.. " commencing 18th October. 1874
leaves ns " New Orleans TUESDAYS and THURS
DAfo at 12 NJ and SUNDAYS
Returning on WEDNESDAYS. ERInaVs
" ..yHsnG an21 II
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rok uRAND EcoRE AND ALExANDR1A.-The
regular packet Fleta will positively leave on
Tuesday, 18th inst, at SPIN.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-11

Sixty cents per pound is cheap for Malaga
grapes, and the Blue Fruit Store is the place to
buy them.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-11

~-~,--oo LOWER COAST.
REGULAR LOWER COAST PACKET. ,
re,v.. . TWICE A WEEK,
1OA. NJ
lsns@,> pd For the Forts, Qsara,ti.s, Bsra4
&sS:. , Ion. -Hache Jesuits Bend. and e
And st.un.h pianlatlon and way landin2s-Ths Dsv
"Aca passenger steamer
An Empirc,
vii ,a.,s a eau master, J. c. Tremoulet eiefk.
hoard m - 'oss cor freight or passage apply .
=. FERNANDEZ 4 CO,
Tb;. 4. g., 2Ss Cid Lever st5GGe
For. S " The only packet running Though 70 ~
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-11

strangers, have you seen the sights in New
dreams No You have not until you visit Tie
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-11

nice thing for SUNDAY wear is shirt done up
with shcpard's patent starch gloss. The gloss
met the sAnt) can be obtained Of J. T. Eenaud
d CO.
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BAYOU SARA.

-,-~~~-,-,,l.. BAYOU SARA.
=usE For Bayou sara, Water,oo. H..
jss3esa7eal m1itage, Port Hudson Raton p nor
Untad ,+.,a riaqnemine, and way landin4sDTfS"s
on''ea Ssates mail semi weekly packet S'-Ane
w. ). Pike,
for Rav 1veSy moNOAY and FRIDAY At 800
~ A~''' SARA H1TE CARLIN, Agents,
ercnandise consigned to Hite q Cari;n s m;
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-11

oiSars, cigars. cigars, cheap, cheap, cheap.
Gooo, good, good, Camp street, Camp street,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-11

Beard Bro, iron cotton ties at 73c at agency,
a Magazine street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-11

>. NJ NorIch's fruit store, corner of Canal ann
camp, ls the place to get Malaga grapes at 20
cents per pound. "
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-11

Are you feverish !? Ii so, go to the CORP of
OF Malaga grapes eo0A0
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-11

Cigars from cents to IS cents at the grand ci
gar emporium, No. 9 Camp street. ''"'1