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The Portland daily press., 1874-11-06

PUBLIC INsTALLATIoN.-Theo officers of For.
est City Temple of Honor were publicly INSTALL
ed on Wednesday evening by Deputy G. W.
Templar William T. Small. The beautiful hall
on Exchange street was crowded with the men,
bers and friends of the Order, and the occasion
was a very pleasant and interesting one At
the close of the installation ceremony, Deputy
Small in fitting words congratulated the Tenn
pie upon the decided advance taken during the
year, more especially upon the question OF duty
toward the inebrate. The condition and work
of the Order generally was considered, and the
great good it had and was destined to accom-
plsh If the sentiments of Mr.. S. are an in
dex of the objects of the Temple, it cannot fail
to become an organization destined to do great
good in this city. He was followed by Messrs.
Henry Towle, j. j. Gerrish, G. B. Pitblado, M.
Adams, c. K Bridges, I. A Foster and others,
la stirring remarks A select choir furnished
excellent music and the meeting closed at a
late hour.
The following officers were installed: w. G.
T., Winfield L. Smith; w. V. T., Isaac FL. Nc
Donald; w. r., L. Lombard; w. A. r., III. T..
Blackstone; w. +. R., f. Loring; w. Treas
urer, A. H. Waite; w. u, John Hillman; w.
d. U, W. L. Seaverns; W. g., John Durgin;
w s. George Pearsons.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-06

In buying machine twist it is important fo
ladies to know which is the most reliable.
is the Eureka, sold by dealers everywhere.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-06
TEMPLARs OF HONOR.

At Templars' Hall, No. 100 Exchange Street.
.CoUNcIL-Maine, first and third Mondays in each
month. .-ra1s,a4sas
evening.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-06

E. T. ELDEN & Co. now offer at retail one
case Washington Colored Cambrics for IA
cents yd; 60 pieces Boot Bleached Cottons, yard
wide, for nine cents yard. Two cases more
Bates quilts Soc each. Ten pieces Black Re.
pelents 75c yard. # no4eod3tw
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-06

case more of AZ inch Thibets and Cashmeres-
all colors, which they are selling for 60c yard
Same quality that sold early in the season for
Slips; also forty pieces Black Brilliantines for
43c yard, actually worth &c. no4eod3tw
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-06

ALLAN STEAMERs.-The following are the
intended sailings of the steamers Of this line
in November and December, both from Liver
pool and Portland. They are all large first
class steamers. 1t was reported that the Scan
dinavian would be the first steamer, but she is
off for time and the Caspian takes her place.
The Caspian being fast sailer and having
sailed yesterday, may be considered due here
Monday, Nov. 10th, land with a favorable chance
may be in on Sunday:
From liverpool From Portland
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-06

JOB PR1M Me.-Every description Of Job
Printing executed promptly, and at the lowest
prices, at the Daily PRESS Printing House, 100
Exchange st. WIN. M.MARKs.
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BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1874

VlcKsBURG, Miss, Nov. 10.-To Britton Il Ep
pier: Steamer Kate Kinney will arrive Wednes
day morning and leave on Thursday for Vicks
burg, Helena and the bends, taking Memphis
| freight. D. J. BALLEsTISE, Clerk
1VIcKsgURG, Nov. $40 Durdeau & Wayne
New Orleans: Steamer Jno. B. Maude viii arrive
on Wednesday with full load. Leave Friday,
| SEDAN, Clerk.
! The Paragon, 'Kountz Line packet, arrived
yesterday from ST. Louis, with splendid trip.
Capt. Mellon, the entorprlsing agent Of the line.
VIII send her away this evening with all the
| freight she wants.
| Red, Ouachita and Yazoo rivers continue to fall
slowly.
| As we close orr report the prospect is good for
rain before morning. Long may it rain, al least
long enough 20 fill our cisterns and wash out sne
cutters, which arc. at present, reekluS Win
filth.
Jno. B. Maude from Memphis Bertha from
Opelousas Bossier, from Shreveport Fleta from
Grand Ecore Kate Kinney, from Helena; Frank
Pargoud. from the Bends, and Tom Jasper and
due at this port.
Dust, dust nothing but dust, on the landing
yesterday to-day it will be mud, mud, mud
he Susie Silver left last evening for ST. Louis,
with full freight, consisting principally OF 5000
sacks SALT 2I0 hhds sugar. $50 bbls nlolasses, 161
bbls rice 40 bbs oranges, and 40 casks soda ash.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For GRAND ECoRE.-The Garry Owen, John
HEM, MASTER VIM Cutbertson. clerk, leaves Tor
the above and all way landings At P. NJ. to-
day
For JEFFERSON AND SHEEvEPoRT.-The Belle
Rowland, Geo. W. Rea, master, leaves a: ) z. NJ.
to-day for the above and all landings ;nterlae-
date.
For LOWER CoAsr.-The Empire A. T. Jean
frau leaves as above to-day at IL A. H.
For BAToN RoUGE--The ST. John, J. T. Noel.
ROY, leaves at 10 A. NJ. to-day.
The Alice is receiving at Magnolia Bridge New
Basin to leave tomorrow, at 2. u. fo, al land.
ings on Bayou Manciiac and Amite River.
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AstPoItSI dHO AuVcItlS1R Agent OF ILLS paper
Copies ofthe BULLETIN stamped and delivered
Will be furnished to steamboats, at fifty cents pei
dozen. GEO. J, DUNCAN
Yesterday forenoon the sky was clear, anG
'Old Sol, as though trying to get even for the
few cold days yOuchsated us during the first par;
OF the month, shone forth resplsndently, and
made the temperature like unto June. In fact. il
was warm, and the leyee pedestrs MS earned
their wages truly by the sweat Of their brows.
The usual nightly fogs have kept many Of the
packets rom arriving on time.
Our friend, Al. Caster, can be found at the St
James Hotel bar-rOOm OF which he has charge
the place has been fitted up with exquisite taste
and IN addition to the fine lunch every day and
the best of wines and liquors, merchants and
all river stea ners posted daily on his buI4esin
board
Business on the landing yesterday was brisk :
in fact brisker than we have seen it foi : 10 f.
these many days the arrivals were numerous,
ana all Of them had large and valuable cargoes.
The receipts Of staple arti lies Of produce yes.
terday by the river, were as follows: 500 bales
cotton, IS sacks seed cotton, 72Si sacks cotton
seed, 1858 sacks and 246 BIB rice, 653 hhds
suSsr, 1863 obls and 70 half. bbls molasses.
For list OF arrivals and manltests see marine
column.
The Fleta having been detained by fog and low
water, did not arrive in time to leave yesterday
as advertised. Due notice will be given Of her
next day Of departure.
The Robert Z. Lee for vicksburg, Katie for
Chicot City, Bastrop for Trenton, W. S. Pike for
Bayou Sara, Wavenock for Upper Coast, Bradish
johnson for Lower Coast, Susie Silver for st.
Louis, and the usual small fry for various places
The Kate Kinney from Helena, and Frank
Pargoud from the bends, are receiving to leave
tomorrow, 1T p. NJ.
The Garry Owen, Capt. John Heinz, leaves
positively at ?. N. to-day, for Grand Ecore and
all way landings.
The Belle Rowland is receiving to leave, be-
yond the shadow Of doubt, at P. NJ. to-day,
for all landings on Red River as high up as
Shreveport.
Commodore Tom Hastings got through with
the Lee and Katie yesterday in good time. He
had his hands full, but Tom is equal to any
emergency.
By Telegraph
TIcKsBURG. Nov 10.--To J. Janney, III Com
non street: Leave at A. NJ. with $500 bales and
$500 sacks. J. w. WHITE,
Steamer ParSoud.
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ANTE RIVER,

ANTE RIVER.
REGULAR ANTE RIVER AND BAYOU NAN.
CHAC PACKET
Ih The staunch, sea worthy pscket steame,
.SS2Hass6 Alice,
y 5. D. Porter, master. Lou Kels clerk
Leaves her Landing. New Basin Magnolia Bridge
every MONDAY and THURSDAY at 4 p NJ. for Al
points on Amite River and Bayou Manchac
For freight or passage. apply on board or to
MUNCY & MARCY Aeents
424 and 1926 Decrd st.
Bills Of ladng signed at the Office of BERAUD l.
GILBERT 20 CarOndelet street OF #
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MEMPHIS.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET,
Leaves on FRIDAY. Nov. 49, at S NJ
tfa;s% For Memphis, Helena, Mouth Of
..ltssal1ss White River Chicot Greenville and the
e<H<sAsezS Bends-The passenger steamer
John Ii. Maude,
J. Swivel, master, Jake Sedan clerk
will leave as above. connecting at Vicksburg with
the steamers EMMA and VICKSBURG for Yazoo
and Tallahatchie rivers, and at White River with
packets for White and Arkansas rivers. paving par
tcuia attention to all way and plantatio business
For freight or passage apply on board to
ms BUEDEAU q WAYNE, LOG Gravier st.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves THURSDAY, Nov. 5. at S ?. NJ.
II For Memphis, Helena, Mouth Of
"A b Bends-The passenger steamer
Belle Lee.
j.. Z. Hicks. master, Aft. Grissom clerk,
will leave as above. connecting at Vicksburg with
steamers EMMA and VICKSBURG for Yazoo and
Talahatchie rivers and at White River with pack.
cts for White and Arkansas rivers paying particular
attention to all way and plantation business. For
freight or passage apply on board. or to
OF I'm BURDEAU L. WAYNE, LOG Gravier ct.
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RID OF CLASSIFICATION. I.
General Exchange
0untafinna 0uOtations

The market opened with very good inquiry
and rs factors met the demand freely, the sales
during the morning embraced 1000 bales, partly
at easier prices; after which the movement be
came more animated, and as its extent was de-
veloped factors assumed greater conf dence ard
"efc eHapleu 10 estsolish more steaulncss, &C.
csptihS at me same TIME Yesterdays nSures.
Inc sales after II w. embraced 405o bales,
nmlhaknS .otsi, as noted above. OF GOO bales.
nuyets iof treat italn ana sne con'ihehs par
ucipateu IN the business, those lor the latter
upeia..,s mos iree3: only iAhited amouht
me saies OF ,he pas. ,hree Gays sum up ia,9oo
oales l3soo on saturday, 1900 yesterday and 6ooo
~ -. ~. of lVo tof .nu luio
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!
! - ~ =
81 Lot iN-rer steamer PARAGON? bales cotton
20 AIKEN F." att-! 90 Payne henne'iy Ac,-i2 do
L. " alnisley Sco-@o tii.pp bros &cU-4 C!alhotne
AGO w trierson &co-3i l. harris &c"-I3
! Jno Chafie Hro Y son--lo Lehman \ hraham &co--
10 Meyer, Weis &co-' fresfdge Graham Sco-3
Allen Acc-ls t1ieilander-4602 sacks cotton
SEED a MaSinnis eons-is Go Potter Andrews
Ply 90 onicn vi LOO opis apples > a Barnes-l0
." Deity &co-9, pKgS Suhdfies a hitney @co
o4i SACKS potatoes BuuGecke &co-oo bbis pota
Toes %. Daies nay mas fe;s ants, pigs sudt les
Clark \ Meahcr.S boxes candy Lopsz.7g pkgs
eggs anu pntter T DelBond,o--oSl bbis -four Clio
ves q odehaahi-so5 az Go,don GolnlI;t--3 BOXES
eggs II fohiinan-'o PEGS snndries rscn q Adler
bsls flour Fl i Lawler-ll pkss Irvine Jos Meyer
% Dds PORK ) . hrlen-4cl sacks corn Fiynn-i.o
,dd -four Labaf sco-.4 pigs mdse Morgan Line
100 bbs hour A1nann,5o bhis cornmeal l5e sac ks
oats al SACKS corn III bales nay to olderii3 sacks
corn Os"ar CnopG--. pKgs mdse A perkins-200
DDS pctatocs Miller " MeEtr--o9j Dds Hour Stay
osch NCo-4 Pk3s 'Heese ochheiier Auoeroier-'
DIES muse s,ev1s \ >eyi.u,I-Z4 ti"zen bnchets
stanffe', Macready Nco-agi bbs potatoes, Schwa
pachei y hAisch-o,n oois H"If . IL hciilieGy Acc
= cu.i's poultry Siliier q Aeyet-- DDS Hour
rrnahomns-le oaies broom corn a Areherm4-0
a'ns culh " ooas. .;sS oaeh MGo-o lkss muse " =
co5, 1iI, 2.5e SACKS sc. cotton SEED
LOn En- ooAoA-fef steamer aloon-Sundiles
- HI Observation-Disclosures Robert E1ee-a5s III
COTTON =" wsLer W.. Yabn,.n aa os
a., W. ~ y - al!,s sUI-'P Hlsnarosoh a MAY
~ 1. H. u q . ~ Alen "co-@9o h
e" man Nc ~. AYE ne henieuy ~e1 co . L
oit az ~ ~ ~ 9 s-'I' o icst"Se
Y Iahsln "co|su - q = ~ Alien NeoT9U T.alp |
% nloI = Sco.'o iLtciaru q b'thRitli-'5 T. mai
~ ! any 49, 10y . h"as-o' Norwood q
= s % $500 H'.t, W. ;
ats IN a + BEL y Yet len Gers3n-39
urram ~ ef 9 :, 1ar a sTIs
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OPELOUSAS.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET
R;% For Washington, Port Barre
neSnS Simmsport, Churchville and all iandjn 2.
on the Coast Atehafalaya River aud Pa
you Courtableau-the new and light draught passer
ger steamer
ReDthn.
%. H. Broad, master J. B. Schmidt clerk
viii leave as above, every WEDNESDAY st 5 p ;,
taking freight and passengers for all landings b
yea ses Gls;ses, 10 be landed at either Big Bend Lane
Ing or at either warehouse ~ Si,nsport For freigi
or passage apply on board or to
ans BRrTTON d EPPLEE, 1oe Common e.
Leaves on MONDAY, Nov o at r. NJ
a. Fer WRshiUSton. Port k.rrs
,.e ssmmsport, Churchvil.e, and al inter1ne
Giate landings OF The Coast Atchafaylay.
Ever and Bayou Courtahleau. The light draogh-
passenger steamer
Trenton,
=. guatrevaux, master, T. JOHN cle.k
viii leLve as above, every SATURDAY at F. H.
taking freight ard passengers for Bayou dee Gaisse
TO be landed at Big Bend Landing or Simmsport
For freight or passage apply OF board, or to
j. M. BOWLING 3 Decatur street.
je20 tt j. B. WOODS CO.. 1874 Gra7isr 81.
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, !
Tuseday Evening, Nov. 10. 1874.
COTTON-Ihe sales o-dsy mot including %
bales additional yesterday embraced $3.50 bales
at prices requiring no change in our quotations.
We give also the figures and full report Of the Ex-
change as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD or CLASSIFICATION. !.
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LOWER COAST.

LOWER COAST.
REGULAR LOWER COAST PACKET
TWICE WEEK
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. -
10A.M.
-H n For the Ports, Quarnnti.e. Brr>s.
J, Poin' ajax. che. Jesuit's Bend snd sd
and staunoh paasenese steamer ""
Empire,
"A; ~ +. Jeanireau uastAz, J: 9. Trmoulst, clerk.
"<1u' VI 70 b FERNANDEZ 4 C0s
,r, l2s Old Levee 49,
En- ina - the only packet running through 70 sAa
lsl6 In
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Receipts proper since last evening TO- 34
bales, against Il, l20 on last Tuesday and 33Ol
last year, making an aggregate since Friday
evening 81 l,T-6 bales, against 1854 last week
and lI,9it last year, and since August 81 Of
1914 bales. against is, $50 last year-increa se
Sc III.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts al
all the ports from II NJ yesterday to IL NJ. to day
2S,02l bales, against 2S, l53 last week and 90 40l
last year, and since Friday 50 665 bales, against
12,5s6 last week, and SS,o02 last year. Total
since August 81, 796,l44 bales, against CAS-, OIL
up to Monday noon, Nov. 10 (ast year, excluding
the above 20, 4ol increase 2ls,325.
Exports FRIDAY TO Monday inclusive) to
Great Britain, 46770 bales, against A.. SSl last
week, and 29,296 last year. and to the Continent
II, 1898 bales, against 2450 last week, and 10 042
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up
to II NJ, 49, 7H bales, against AT 3i9 last week
and 33S $50 last year.
TOBACCO-Not transaction has been report
ed this week. The amount on sale is estimated
at 1850 hhds. We continue to quote rs follows
Inferior lugs 9G9sc, medium to fine 10GllAc,
low leaf l2912tc, medium 13@l4c, good to tine
l59l6ic, and selections at 17sQ2Oc.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September I, 1874. 1917
Arrived past three days........... IS
Arrived previously. ............... lC4O LIPS
s,s42
Exported past three days......... Al
Exported previously. ............. 4, l69
Broken up for balinR. city eonsunp-
Stock on hand and on shtpnsn1 ~ ~
not cleared .-.-.-..-.... 4,5S2
FREIGHTS-Thereis still fair supply of sail
room for Liverpool at I'd for cotton, but masters
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RED RIVER.
PEOPLES NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND
ECORE PACKET COMPANY
| Leaves WEDNESDAY, Nov. II, at P. M.
.s 80 Z Mouth cans river, Aisssnd1is. NJ.
1,--'s@ mans, Barbins and all way landings o.
Red Rivsr-Ihe A and very light drarght steamer
Jno. Heinn master. VIM Culbestson, clerk
vii leave regularly as above. For freight passaes
MI LORD McPEAKE. 46 Camp street.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET.
Connecting with tho Texas and L r. R.
on W. Nov Sna Iii at M
-@r''z='@@ light .draught steamer
Belle Rowland,
Geo w Rea, master
viii leave positively above For freight passage
HITE & CARkIN 4 Tchoupitoulas street.
BkITTON & EPPLER, lp6 Common street.
= LORD d McPEAKE, 46 Camp st. ne
REGULAR WEEKLY GRAND ECokE PACK1G
~ For Grand Eeorc, Montgs-srx.
IksfSssss4S1 Mouth Cane River Alexandria, M.
on Red River-The Al and very Light draugh: ~.
senger steamer
Jno. c. Mitchell. master, J. L. Robbin, o,s,s
will leave positively as above throughou1 the icv
water season. The fleta win be replaced BY larss
BOAT when navigation permits.
ois LOEB II rsEEK e. SSeSa or . to
NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND ECORE PACKET:
Leaves every SATURDAY, at P. NJ.
- For Fort DeRussey, Berbin3s.
,sskas5St n Normans, Alexandria, Mouth of Cane
saSIssaaes River, Montgomery, Grand Ecore and 90
way landings-The steamer
Sabine,
I'm place of new Bart Able,
r Sinnott, master Geo HamiItn, c1.rk
For freight OF passage apply on board or to
SlMMOTT CARTER, 80 Camp street
RTE & cA 4 H5Si IchouPitouas street
h4 IN ADAMS WORK, 8 Commercial Place
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SHIPS.

LIVERPOOL,
xH For Liverpool = The Al British shin
z the above port, and having the greater n ~"
tlon OF her cargo engaged aud going on board Win
have quick dispatch: For freight apply to
~. SHEPHERD & Co. Anenta
173 d1Syis< street
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Below-COming Up.

Norwegian snip Tros, --, - days from Cartilage
na 10 master
Ship Beethoven. from London via Savannah Oc. q
to A K Miller &co
Ship Tasmanan, Willis, from Bremen S.p. 10 Hall
Il Vaughan
Schooner Robert Ruff. days t. ON Matanzas in bal
last. tn a Miltenbcr.er
Brig Ellen, ORourke, Ii days from Cape San ..ato,
MO, ia. TO master
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- BAYOU SARA.
For Bayou sara, Waterloo Har,
Nssasskssslaa mtage, Port Hudson. Baton Honns
- Plaquemine, and way IanJncs-Thc
United States mail ,ni-weeklv packet
w. s. Pike.
.----..o j. J. Brown, master
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY At S p "
'or bayou sara hITE 4 CARLIN, Agents,
Tch0npitoulas street.
Meschandise consigned to Hite 4 Carlin win b
t " ".,--rsl lree of commission. ala I'm
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Arrived.
Steamship Margaret Baker, from Havana via To
Iida ports 10 l x Robert .--I3 LIST dist
British steamship Life Brigade. Gray. from Caiiz
Oct a. 10 Geo Wigg--3d dist
Steamship Graci., -, from Havana 10 master
4.h dist
Spanish bark Fclise. Trnetias days from Havana in
ballast. to naster-Peint
Bark TRADE Tarreochia Is DAYS from Rotterdam
to na.teV-ld dist
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CHICOT CITY,
LEAVES EVERY MONDAY.
Es For ChicOt City, Grcenvi!le, vicks.
- .EEk1e burg and the "Reminiscences
= Katie,
j.; w. Carlton, master, j. II. Mossop Clerk
will leave as ABOVE ON MONDAYS at r M con
meeting with Chicot Railroad for all stations 10 Pine
Bluff. " ~
ADAMS & WORK HYTE e. CARIIN
JOHN JANNEYe BCkDEAU & WAYNE
s@ Agents
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STEAMBOATS,.
Robert r Lee. Campbell. from viclsbur.
w Pike. Brown. from Fishers I.!n,!in.
Ky Tete Aucoin. from Dona,dsonviile
Empire. Jeanfrau. from Lower Coast
st John. Baranco. from Plaqucmine
Paragon. Darragh from st Louis
Waloon, Ruiz. from Lower Coast
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UPPER COAST,

UPPER COAST.
NEW ORLEANS, COAST BATON ROUGE
AND WALLS LANDING PACKET
Leaves every MONDAY at 5 p. NJ, and FRIDAY.
at 10 A. NJ.
Commencing FRIDAY, October %.
The passenger steamer
Hxssssls=&&sssE7 b. l.. Hodge,
" 3. BarancO master F. Berperon clSrk
Returning eveEy SUNDAY aud WEDN ET1fv
EVENING
For freight or passage apply on board or to
OILS I'm E o. MELANCON 80 Cont at
COAST AND LAFOUKCHE PACKET
Leaves every MONDAY and THURSDAY ats pM
N-R For all landings on the 1,a..e
ti6sz9sH248I and Bayou Lafourche-The steauer
sasA. Seminole,
Jos. Dalferes, master
Commencing her trips on THURSDAY Nov = a
r. NJ, clerk will at all times be found TO reca,v~
freight on the levee, at the foot of Cont street
HITE CARLIN Agents
" III No TchOupitoulas
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, !
Wednesday Morning, Nov. II. 1874.

"Wednesday Morning, Nov. II, 1874. !
The undersigned is the only authorized Rive,
Reporter and Advertising Agent Of this paper
Copies fthe BULLETIN stamped and delivered
Will be furnished to steamboats, at fifty cents per
dozen. GEO. j. DUNCAN.
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STEAMSHIPS.
FOR VERA CRUZ.
TAMPICO TUxPAN, CAMpEACHY, PRoGRE
NEW YORK, HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAH
STEAMSHIP LINE.
Inns Line IS composed of the steamships
Cuy OF McxIco Capt w. Sherwood
CI'y OF Merida .-..-.---. Capt L. F. Zimmerman
|"nn :.:.....,..---...-. Capt. j. W. Reynolds
J. b. Reynolds, commander
will leave her wharf foot of Julia street sirs,
District, on SATURDAY, November a9th, at 4 N
Passage to Vera Cruz, $50 gold.
AGENTS in New York, f. ALEXANDRA e. SONS.
No - Broadway,
For freight Q, passage. apply to
j. N. WITHERSPOON
O. No 60 Carondeet street
The cisy Of Merida will follow Dec 49, Nv
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
.l-1>)><.---.--
FOR BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE DIRECT
To Sail SATURDAY, Nov 18th. at5p.M
<FN2. The splendid Al new iron steamship
READING,
1898 tons
5. $. Colburn. commander "a
will leave her wharf opposite Jackson Square Sec.
ond District as above
For freight or passage apply to
WILLIAM CREEVY
NIL cor. Carondelet and Grav!er streets.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Wednesday Morning, November y.
Arrived,

Cleared YESTERDAY.
There were no elearances Yesterday
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Rel0W-At Quarantine.
Receipts of Produce.

IL Spanish bark Carmen ---i2 dai 5 from Santiago
do Cuba to