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BelOw-Colning Up.
Relow Waning Orders.

Ship Havre. Terkesoa, from London Feb 7, to mas
ter
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For Sale.
DROPERTY AT BILOXI COR SALE -
Good and valuable property. with and without i'm
provemtnts: and houses with furniture to rent the
Beach at Biloxi. Apply to
joseph KUHN,
Biloxi Miss, or to
V. EHMI. HEN,
my196 &C Cor. BeDville and I'D Levee sts.
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NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
Friday Morning, May %. !
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View Urlca ms. JAG K son Il nd Great NOffh'
Railroad ompany, Office Freight Agent 5sl Julia
street. New Ore ms, May 7, ls74-SPEt lAL NOIli +
TO SHIPPERS.-Frtight will be received for ali rail
road stations and cities NORTH, EAST and WEST.
FIR light for points N Alabama and Chattanooga Rail
road rece pteo for TO Meridian only.
SPEClA L CONTRA rs 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,
coal oil and combustble articles will not be received
myS E. A. BURKE, Freight Agent.
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For Bent.

LNINE OFFICE FOR RENT, CHEAP
IL No. IL Carondelet, between Canal aud Common
streets. Apply on premises. my22 NSEH
NOR RENT.-OCEAN STRINGS sSESl-
IL IDENCE FOR RENT.--A very handsome and
cou modous residence at Ocean. Springs, Mise.
thoroughly finished and perfectly furnished,
tanning wide hail, some nine ooms in main building
gal cries front and rear, large grounds and shade
trees, kitchen, outhouses, stable carriage no Sc
wharf bath house, mineral and bathing-a charm
ing residence-will be rerted W until fall. Address
Lock Box No. 1856 Post Office. New Orleans apply
TO Major J. E. AUSTIN, No. Carondelet street
my2I
GTNO RENTAL 5O2 DRYADES STREET.
One of the most nvenient and neat cottage houses
i'll the city II contains five rooms, with good yard
cstern, etc. House just Gle ined and painted. Cars
PASS the door, near goo market aud on the shady
side OF II g street. hent $25 per month. ST
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Rooms and Board. e
COOL FURNISHED
~ rooms, on principal thororghfare, Canal near
kampart convenient to re taurants and business
lnqni at 231 Cana, street. Terms moderate.
apps If
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MARINE NEWS.

George J. Duncan is the authorized Marine Reporter
Of the New Orleans Bulletin.
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The mar ct appeared 10 De very quiet III the open
Ing. but there was, nevertheless fair inquiry, and
up to noon 1910 bales hsd changed hands at prices
showing some irregularity. but no quotable varia
tion after which there further transactions to
the extent Of 1850 bales, making the total noted
above. The demand appeared to run mostly ON Low
Middlng and the better qualities, which, upon the
whole, rather stronger than yesterday but
without any quotsble variation, while the lower
grades were dull and dropping. The business IN
Guided Good Ordinary at 15'.c, and Low Midding
good style. at Tic Thirteen brokers participated in
the movement.
Ths amount on shipboard not cleared. going on
board and engaged for shipment was set down At the
spen,nx this morning At 900 bales. embracing
n U0O bales for Liverpool. ID 900 for Havre. 1000
for Bremen, 5000 for the North Sea, and 5000
for the North which, when deducted from the
stock hand by running statement last evening
leaves 100 bales 10 represent the quantity at the
landing and in presses unsold or awaiting or,iers.
The TX change reports " Sales 2150 bales, in lud-
ing $50 after p. N. yesterday. Market unchanged"
COTTON STATEMENT.
sock on hand August 81. 1873 bales 7,177
Arrived since last statement. 453
Arrived previously. ,2Si374 12S4,S27
vOt0I. ..... l,ZJL,UU4
O1oofo0 To-Day .................... o,l3S ..
UaoAsed previously. .l2O7 s2S-l,2lO.9S 7
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Ohce OF the Mefcnan MS MutuNl lHsu-
nnce Coat the annual election Of directors held a.
he office of This Company on the first Monday l..
.pril lat, the following gentlemen were elected:
p Maspero. David McCoard, s. z. Reif L. F. Generes
NJ. Puig P. Fourthy. NJ. W. Smith, j. j. Fernandez, d.
A. Chaffraix. J. NJ. alien and Chs. Laftte; aud at
meeting of tie Board held yesterday, Paul tcurchy,
ESQ., unanim ,usly reelected President.
my6 l5t G. w. MOTT.
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LOWER COAST.
LOWER COAST U. s. MAIL EXPRESS PACKET.
Leaves Every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 9 A. NJ.
NrS For Pilot Town, Southwest
Pass, and all Coast landings The fast
SSG1~A press U. $. Mail steamer
Marie.
W. s. Bassett MASTER
will leave above punctlay ON just below Canal
street terry anding returning every Wednesday and
Saturday. Passengers taking ths boat arrive their
destination without delay, she schedule
Makes al landings to Fort Jackson in daylight
ap21-lm
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on Ski6> and left twenty hours will be charged
as follows: Bran and oats, 30 cents per 100 sacks
Corn, 20 per 100 sacks, or 7ac for each skid
used The usual rate for consig ees, Except cort)
which will be ~ cents per 100 sacks All sacks from
atboats and barges will be % cents per 100 sacks
mv2I lO* WI. NJ. SMITH.
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The above statement fe Just true and correct tran
script from the books of the Company.
PAUL FOURCHY, President
g. W. Mort, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, city of New Orleans
Sworn to and subscribed before me the 9Th day O
June, 1879 p CHS. CUvELLfER
Notary Public.
At meeting Of the Board of Directors held oI tn.
9Th day of June. 1S73 it was resolved to declare
CASH DIVIDEND OF FIFTEEN PER CENT on tn,
net earned participating premiums the year endip.
3lst May, 1873 payable on the third Monday of Jul,
next
Also. to pay to the stockholders on demand intares.
at the rate of 10 per per annum on their stock
DIRECTORS:
P. Maspero, David McCoard
g. e. Eef. L. F. General
A. rug: P. Fourchy,
D. WIZ. ~. Fernandez,
D. 4. Cnaftraix, M A,I.,,
ths LafttA MI,
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INSUR RANCE COMPANY,
NEW ORLEANS, NOV. II, 1873.
EXTRACT FROM SEVENTH ANNUAL srATEMENTI
Premiums for fiss al year ending 30th April,
1873. '"'o'' "
Losses paid within the year. 3o9'2co 81
Reserved for unterminated risks, 3Oth April,
1873. ioo']oo
1,terast and SAVINGS received ...... S05 81
Net premium profits for fiscal year...... 6O9O2 u
.Iross net profits after payment of $4,000
interest neutrality-suspicious.. los'o' o
CASH DIVIDENDS PAID FOR THE YEAR.
Interest .................. Ten per cent
Premium .....................T Thirty five per cent
ASSETS.
April 80, 1873. Slo1u2'e 81
Sire. River and Marine Risks Written
at the Current Rates of Premium.
HARMON DoANE. President.
MOSES GREENWOOD. Vice President
Ed. A. PALFREY, Secretary.
Moses Greenwood. John I. Adams
w. A. Johnson, Isaac Scterck,
John l. Noble, r. M Walmsley,
John Chaffe, VIM. Morrison,
Richard Milliken, Joseph W. Carroll,
Samuel E. Moore. A. Brittin,
j. Warren, J. 7. Pace
h. T. Buckner, A. H. May,
Samuel Friedlander. s. H. snowden.
H. F. ellsen, T. Lytt. Lyon,
VS.. Pike, W. G. Raymond.
A. A. Yates, James s. Prestidge,
my3u Samuel II. Bovd.
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets estimated at their cash value. 59O35t
DIvIvENDs PAID ON STOCKTON PER CENT
DIVIDENDS ON PARTICIPATING POLICIES PAY
ABLE IN CASH.
This old and reliable Company is issuing Policies
on Fire, River and Marine risks, on the most favor
able terms All losses prompt adjusted and settled
upon liberal terms, at their Office. 81 Camp street
corner of Commercial Alley.
JAMES 1. DAY, President
HORACE CARPENTER, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Jno. G. Gaines, Richard Mower, James I. Day.
E. J. Hart, J. Weis, Geo. Jonas,
Henry Kenshaw, B. W. Taylor. Emory Clapp,
HUH Wilson, j. G. Morris, e. n. Bayey,
B. Biscoe, L. Alcus. James Byrnes,
1 N, Marks, 7. Torian. J. L. Rarris,
Chas. Macready. Scott McGehee. Lionel G. Levy,
w. E. Seymour Isaac L. Haas, W. b. Schmidt
apis
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NDecial Notices.

Special Notice. The La Belle. Capt
NJ. N. Wood, clerk Lowd. Walden will make moon
light excui sion SATURDAY, May 23d, at O'Clock f.
NJ, to Red church. from head of Canal stree t. Also
SUNDAY VtNING at o'c ock. t. same place.
Music and dancing Refreshments on board at reason
able prices Fare so cents round trip. Large prone
made deck 100 eet forward giving excursionists ample
room for enjoym mv22 1t
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Insurance..
ANNUAL STATEMENT
~ HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF NEW ORLEANS.

Once, No. II Camp Street.
In conformity with the requirements OF their
charter. the Company publish tine following state
ment -.
freihlunis .anS ann 200 ne
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NED sksF Il.
MlNDEN PACKtT.
Leaves SATURDAY, May 23. at S P. NJ.
70 Minhen, Lake BIsteneaus
S .llA Grand Ecore, Strand Bayou, st. Maurice
s..rsE==-EzH Cotie. Alexandria, Norman's Barbin'ss
and all way lallinss-Ihe A No. packet
G.iuiOIa,
H. L. Lee, master, Ed. Groves, clerk,
will leave above. For freight passa apply
board, or to BKTrTON n LPPLkR,
log Common street.
my21 LORD & MCPEAKE, AZ Camp street,
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RAND ISLE; HOTEL-season of 1914.
Will be Open for the Reception Of Guests
On the 9th of Jnne.
The undersigned having made complete arrange
nlents for the accommodation and transp rtaton OF
vsors oees to solicit from his friends aud the pub
nc q c. ntlLuation OF their liberal patrona
we nave selected new aud delightful route to the
lsie Via Morgan. railroad Bayou Des All. mans
whence the steamer Bossier will take passengers
through, reaching the hotei before dai
Old patrons need telling t. at this IL the ONLY
RE Il SURF BATHING the South, aid lovers OF
the sane, and of GOOD FISHING, will need nc
urging to come.
Having secured efficient Housekeeper LADIES
may rely on special ate ton.
Terms-Per month $50; per week SIS; per CAV s.
Liberal reduction Tor families and asOn que t.
tefeIs to all steamboat agents and e. A. Whitney
Il 90
For full particulars steamboat advertisement
aud small bills
myl6 BIN B. MARGOT. Proprietor
JOHNS REsTAUR. Ant
Nos. 16 and Is Bourbon Street.
BY JOHN sTRENNA,
AL the delicacies of the seas constantly on hand
NY 10 Inn
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LIVERPOOL, May 81, $50 p. RELATIONSHIPS of
Uplands, nothir below Low Mddlings shipped May
and june So do. deliverable July August 716;
sales OF Orleans, nothing below Low Middlings. de-
liverable July AMI August, 11-16. B,eadstuffs firm
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LONDON, May 81, Evening.--Hullion in the Bana OF
England increased f375 900.
PARIS May 81, Evenipg.-Specie in The Bank o
France increased 9 SOC, 900 francs.
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HOLELS.
NIXON HOTEL,
BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI.
L. REDDITT l. CO., Propretors
Tel ms-s2 so per Day; $50 per Month. Special rates
tor families. my23-2m
HOLE IN THE WALL-BILUxI-
MRS. VIM. SMITH.
This popular Hotel is now open for the reception OF
visitors
under the management of DAN MALONE
my17-tf
TNEGARDEN HOTEL,
MISSISSIPPI CITY, MISS,
Under the management OF Col. J. 0. NIXON Is now
open for the reception of guests.
BOARD per month. .....................$D
Per day. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50
Children and Servants half price. myl3 lrn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-21

THE CoLUxs VESDoNE. - The
column OF the Place Vsndoms has
been restored TO about three-feurths OF
Its hisith. But no decision has, says
n traveller Ia Paris, as yet been ar
rived at as 10 who Is TO DO placed on
the top OF II. There arc many COM
petitors. alive aud dead, for the per-
ilous elevation. Some would restore
le petit csporal, with his cockea-hat
and redlngote grl,e. Others would
willingly rsplsee him by 10 petit Ma
poleon frsm Chl.elhurst. Some again
would adopt the Prince lie Jsinyiile's
suggestion OF the soldat Francias, rs
typical OF my military France; while
others again Insist upon statue Of the
Republic, In civil rebes, "a significant
OF the maxim: csdant arma togoe.
But, after all, IL is generally allowed
that, great as may be the difficulty Of
elevating to the coveted pre-oIninence
any one OF those numerous prstcnders.
the difficulty OF making hlm stay there
will be still greater.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-21
THE ORAL RING.
ny Iorlss nii.lIss. .rAuLprSe.

ny LorIss nIiIISa- srAuLDISG.
onec serc lived within the wOndrous South,
A lady lair. whose fame filed every mouth,
For she had wealth and bsaat, rare 10 see,
And In hcr veins How "a blood of hIch degree
IT UEU TTTTTT- e.
greai. M ~
Duks Rsronst ana Lord aid on her walt
iin,Ii .hs Ses",sd -I1 s.,ssIT h.la,Sd of.II' FOL
Ana a,s.m.d ~. h.s,,. ax ,itsi bu, her call
'.N = = =
On. a,x f,otn st,bs m,.,ie Ya.t there came,
m, 1 ioro psp Wa. s,.s sas ss % n. brow va. sar..
haa 80, n.J hi..se.b n. .na,x hi. uoxin-
80 S-~ '''>e"'u
.wh.t iii, tho, air. ~ ths p.erles. Southern
.ys., no, IN, hoo, :, shan NO, he tsni.d;;"
4" "a ,hon roald.t .srye m, lady fair and
,,u. -
Yet. marvel not. IN render aid to yos."
n. took her hand f,lr a. a white dove. wing.
Ana nl.e.,l th.,con a CHAINED OpaI Rlnr:
ss,a H.. ). Fair mi.,,s.s' m m. ,hall b. sh.wn.
IN. heat. of men. throu.h AID Of this wise
stone"
-..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-25

One OF the most important matters which our
Board Of Health has had under consider alton is
that Of protecting the community from adul-
tersted food and drinks. The Washington cor
respondent of the Albany Tunes thinks the
District Commissioners should giVe the board a
helping hand wherever needful, AMI ssshould
particularly intOrse DIR. Verbs proposition to
establish bureau, under q competent chemist,
to analyze the food and liquors offered for sale
in the District, and to publish those which had
undergone sdulteration, defrsuding the con-
suner, or which besides being fraud ulent were
deleteTioUs." He suggests that heavy penaltie
ought TO be legaized on the very often uucon
scious vendors with facilities for them to re
cover, with costs and damages, the fines i'm
posed on them, from those who furnished their
goods, and these in turn to be entitled 10 re-
cover, up 20 the original adulter atOr. This.
after many years Of opposition en- the part OF
the retail dealers, Is being very benefcislly
carried out in Great Britain and other conn
tries In the articles of tea coffee, &c, there is
considerable sdulteration, and medical man of
enlarged experience gives il az his opinion that
she majority OF cases of deIiTiun treB>ns and of
the acts CT violence to which inebriation leads.
are due 10 the adulteration of liquors, and that
to the sdulteratiOD, bad preparation and excess
In food l. owing much Of the political, social,
sectional, and congregational Intolerance and
Il-natuTe Of those who believe themselves pa
triotie or piOus, or both, when in fact they are
only bilious or dyspeptic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-25

The Indians make very poor soldiers in COM
paIison with white troops. As scouts aud bush
whackeTs they are are more successful, and in
these capacities friendly Indians are of much
service to cur troops on the plains. At the late
eight with the Sioux in the Wild River country
the Shoshones accompanying our troops showed
the v bite feather, and, while the soldiers were
charging pell- mel into the Indian camp and
doing good execution, they remained in the
rear firing AZ long range and watching an OPP
pOTtunity TO steal the enemy's ponies. ''It was
in VAIN" says letter describing the engage
ment, "thst Captain Bates and Lieutenant
Young urged them to close mp and charge the
Sioux, but they seemed satisfied to howl and
steal" Lack Of discipline mainly accounts for
this. During the war of the rebellion there
we're several hundred Indians in the Union
army, and being under proper discipline they
were equally conspicuous for gallantry with
white troops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-25

Are not divorces obtained rather easily in the
District Of Columbia? Whether IL L. on account
of the looseDess of our laws on the subject. In
the liberal construction given 20 them by our
courts, we do not know; but, at the rate the
marriage knot is united by forms of law here
nowadays, there IL danger that Washington
will have as bad q reputation in this respect as
ever Indiana or Chicago had in the very worst
epoch in their histOry,-when they used to be q
by-word and a reprOach, as nearly everybody
remembers.
What the full statistics on the subject for a
series of years would show, we have at present
no means Of knowing; but We are satisfied the
exhibit would not be very creditsble to our
community. IL would be pretty certain to es-
tablish one of two fscts,-either that divorces
can be obtained here on too slight grounds, or
that the 0ffenses justifying legal separation of
man and wife are too numerous to argue q very
sound state of morals. The first named hy-
pothesis we suppose to be the true one; and this
supposition is strengthened by the fact that the
records show a large proportion of the spph-
cants for divorce to be residents of or to have
been married in other portions Of the country.
And this fact in turn gives rise TO and justifes
the belief that dissatisfied couples resort to this
District on account of the facility with which
divorces are obtained here, just as they used to
donicile themselves temporarily in Indiana or
Chicago for the same reasons.
As stated above, we have no statistics for a
term Of years, but some figures which we hap
pen TO have bearing on the subject for portion
of the present month of July are decidedly
suggestive, and demonstrate more forcibly than
anything we could say that there is something
radically wrong, either in the laws in their
administration. These figures show that from
the 1st to the Goth of the month thirteen divorces
were granted, in addition to which not less than
eight applications were fled. During the same
period OF tine one hundred and thirty-one mar
Tiage licenses were issued. Now it is safe to
assume that Of the eight applications for di-
vorce at least six will be granted; but, throwing
them out OF the account altogether, 1t will be
seen that, for the time stated, the number of
divorces granted stands to the number OF mar
riage licenses Issued as one to ten!
1t Is possible that this ratio would not be kept
up throughout the year; but that il should exist
for so long time as any consecutive twenty
days shows a condition Of things that is some
what startling, to say the least, and one which
may well challenge the thoughtful attention OF
those charged with the duty of framing or sd-
DinisteriDg our laws, not less than of those who
are studying and endsavoring to solve in quieter
ways the various and varying social problems
as they rise and demand consideration from day
to day.
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record 81 claims which may be trausmitsed to him.
time in which they may be received claim. trans.
@ittsd by mat may be addressed to "Joha Davis,
bs@: oams o. Sfpss Of of Ala
II All claims must Be yea lied By the affidavit OF
eisa Of sSl: s1ur' within six
Ill Every claim .hall be s.ated in a petition sd
BIS efSi iii .Ss o. or
list TIE Tie Ilts Of ne rs sse wh the full 0aristi.n
dsne. bsTsen the l.ih day OF April. 1851. and the
claimants be nsturslizsd ciz sps an authentic s,ed
certificate e heir ..i2n sh.l be sseent.d
whether he claimants, sr any Of them, have been
states IL not 80 whssh.r naa
what steps have been taken toward being so aatu'
ID. A plain and concise statement of the facts and
ca eumsfanees siyins lace sLd date free from ar
enment, and Stair all assignments or transfers,
Sd. The prayer, ia which the ciaimsnt shall state
distinctly the amount for which he asks Judgment,
swing The amount OF principal and Interest seps-
The claimant shsll also give the post Office address
Of himself and Of ms attorney, and may append to
his pc ition Is exhibits Shr Instruments or docu-
same in the body of the petition
s Nv Il s shsil not be nsoss..ry for the Uaited
any eiaiD; but genersi denial OF every claim shall
Re sT req ., I6sd Gy he clerk a. Of course and
er.d ss ! vt In issue by the United States.
COjectloLs - 10 the law of the may be raised
by tn United States at stage Of the
b demurrer stating he grounds of such directions
with - gs9n, bic certainty,
" q minis sionsrs empowered by the circuit
district courts Cf the United States to take testi
moHF nay with the leave of this court first OBJ
tsinfd take testimony in the circuits, MS RIGS
for which they are respectively appointed, to be
use Ia this court, and all testimony sh -ll be taken
in the msnser ami upon the terms aud notice PEE
scrib-d By The said circuit srd district courts,
spectivtly; bat in no shall notice Of less
twenty days be eeemsd sufficient, unless by special
De mission of JEoRe of this court.
vi. 1t shall be the DUTY OF the counsel of the
claimant, a. least ten days before the day Of hear
e., to file with the clerk of the court twenty-five
copies OF brief printed in octave form of the ar
gum Mt in behsl OF the claimant
WI CLAIMS su portCd by printed testimony shall
be first heard IN the order in which they stand on
the dOcke', unless oths rwiss specially Orderet by
the court and afterwards those claims shall be card
in suppoIt Of which the claimants may desire
trfduce oral testimony.
VIII. 10 sll Cases zhere the amount claimed ex-
cesds the sum Of 200 the claimant shall be at the
expense OF his own printing In all cases not
ceedins that amount the printing shall be done
under the direction OF the clerk Of the court at the
pense of the United States
IA. The time TO be occupied in the oral arg uments
OF counsel shall be regulated by the rule in force in
the Supreme COURT Of the United States.
By order of the Court.
JOHN DAVIS, Clerk:
nj IL