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, 1874-08-08

sta Sonth SS9 aor,h q twenty
oxooed $40 . month. Addroas q II, Tribune oIics.
WANTED: TO RENT-a on ROOMS, WITH on
~ wttunt board. furnished unfnrushod; rrlyats
rnsttleuc1 downtown psei0rred. Addross o. Tribune
Dh1ca, - -'-S
, 1874-08-08

Tho pn'asli (Tenn.) Citizen declares that
somebody living Just ACROSS the Alabama line
recently killed rattloanaIso which was 15 foot
long and had soyenty-flyo rattlos. Il anybody
cau beat that story, Ae Aaa tie door,
, 1874-08-08

Capt. Cameron, OF tho Boundary Survoy, in
4eetor tntod July ~, states that thore hud been
10 evidence OF unfriundlness on tho part Of the
4nAlafis aH Ind bcop lepurtod.-Toron!o Globe.
, 1874-08-08

And signcd by eleven fu1nals members Of said
Grauge.
On motion, the meeting adjourned sine 1io.
JOHN s. CAMpBELL, Chairman.
J. H. WA11NafonD, Secretary.
, 1874-08-08

great crowt1e BometImos and nlwaya wondered at
tho flne EonH mud faces, and tho wol.to-]Q took
goncraly; while. thoao who Ind to talk woro
greatly plensol with tho kcon mud car-
nest attention Of thofr hearers, Mon
who liyo within tho olaap Of mountains
very often Hrow TO noble pnlitmni
and intellectual staturc. 80 It WAS III tl,o Iioiy
Lanl ant IN drccco No 1t Is III soo,lan{l, auij'
wol hope 1t will bo III Colorado In lie iuli ti,ne
1t iB
WONDERFUL AND nEAuT1ru1 COUNTRY.
unique III its beauty, so far as know and 7
venture ela E',ess thst tho time s coming when
for recreation, Tor hoaltl, or for q p3aco wLero,
life. "-N A:1 n +f1o't
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: NJ, for all landings on the coast as high nm a,
Donaldsonville, and all points ON Bayou La
n Iourene as far down as iockport Capt. Joe
trade embrace nearly everybody on the route
we need not tell them anything about him. fo,
they know how it is Themselves The Semi.
noie Will continue in the trade, leaving eve '
Monday aid Thursday at P. M Messrs. Hitse
q Carlin, No Tchoupitoulas street. are her
agents. ALL
The fine passenger packet Era No. 10, VIM.
Cullen, master, 1hos. Clements, clerk, will leave
On her flr rst trip Of the season on Tuesday,
port and all Wa landings. She has Just been
order F w
The Bismarck from st. Louis, Belle of Texas
are the next boats due from the West
The Fleta is due Saturday from Grand Ecore.
She leaves as usual on Thursday next
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAT.
-, Foa oPELousAs- Weekly Passenge. Packet
II Inc me low water passenger packet Trenton,
Eusene Quatrevaux, master, T. John clerk
leaves as above at P. NJ. to-day, Hsking freight
and passengers for all landings On the Atcbafa-
laya, Bayou Des Glaizes and Courtabeau. Pas
senSers and freight for Des Glaizes will be
landed either at Big Bend Landing or Simmsport.
MIR. I. John has charge of the Office, and Shin.
pers and passengers will find him an attentive
clerk and thorough gentleman.
For LOWER CoAsr.-The fine side-wheel packet
Empire A. F. Jeantreau, master. ]. C. Tremoulet
clerk. leaves at 10 A. NJ. to-day for the Forts and
all landings inte mediate on the Lower Coast.
For GRAND EcoRE In place of the Bart Abie)
The Sabine, Geo. Hamilton, master, Florence
lndren, clerk, leaves as above at o'clock this |
evening.
For BAroX RoUGE. - The regular passenger |
packet st. John. J. P. McElrov, master Allen |
lumel, clerk, leaves as above at 5 O'Clock this
evening.
For TRENTON AND MoNRoE.-The fine. light
1rausht passenger steamer Bastrop, +. A.
Blanks, master, L. P. Delahoussaye, clerk, leaves
Is above to-day, at P. NJ.
For ST. LOUIS. The Kountz Line packet Juo.
:. Tole, D: NJ. Brady, master, leaves as above at
2. N. to-day.
For UPPER CoAsT.-The fine, fast, slde-wheel
passenger packet Mary Ida, A. j. Ruiz master
caves at 10 A. NJ to-day for all landings on the
PIPER Coast, as far as the Convent (St James).
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN

Saturday Morning, Oct II, 1874.
The dust along the river front continues to in
crease in volume day by day; how ever at thi,
writing the prospects for rain are favorable, ani
We may look for heavy shower at any minute
BUSINESS continues to improve, but not as fast
| as we expected, our expectations being based
week.
The Trenton, for Opelousas, leaves as usual at
P. N. to-day.
The Sabine, in perfect order, is at the wharf
ready to receive freight for Grand Ecore. under
command of Capt. Geo. Hamilton, with Florence
@. Findren in the office. The Sabine will supply
the place of the Bart Able during the low water
season, and fulfill all the engaR ements Of the h.
T. Bryarly. She leaves to-day at P. NJ.
Nothing has been done as yet towards placing
the lower steamboat wharf in order for the bust
ness season. We have so often called the atten-
ton OF the city admin tration to the horrible
condition of the steamboat wbarves, that our
patience is exhausted, and now we appeal to our
steamboat owners to take the matter in their own
hands.
Let them one and all unite, and positively
refuse to pay one cent OF wharfage for the privi-
lege Of tying up to a lot of rotten spiles and
planks. Let them do this immediate y, and, in
few days, hundreds of wOrkmen would be on
hand to place the steamboat landings in proper
shape. We hope that the new.y organized Cap
tains Association will give this subject their
serious attention.
The departures yesterday were the W. s. Pike
John B. Maude for Memphis and John F. Tolle
for St. Louis.
by Telegraph
BAYOU SARA, Oct. 16.-To J. M. Bowling.
agent: The Trenton will arrive early tomorrow
evening, and leave positively at ?. N.
I. JOHN, Clerk.
The John F. Tolle left last evening for ST. |
Louis, with 1850 boxes sugar, $500 saks salt, and
over 200 tons miscellaneous freight
The weekly Sabine packet Sabine arrived at
noon yesterday, with q fine freight and large |
lumber of passengers.
The Belle Rowland was receiving freely all day
She leaves positively to-day at 5 P Nj.
Ths St. John will be found a. the wharf |
his morning.
FoR BAYOU LAFoURcHE.-Capt. Joe Da,feres I
0 the freM.-The Seminole since her retirement
las been placed in first-class order 1--WE will
peaksof her iq1provement on another occasion)
nd will on Monday morning be found at the
anding ready to receive freight and register pas
engers to leave on Thursday, 22d inst, at P. t.
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Receipts Of Produce.

Grand ECOREIPer steamer sabine-75 bales
cotton t., ) Sandidee &co-6s do Payne, Kennedy
shaw, Janmack &co-33 J,W Burbrdge &co--a3
Oscar Chopn-19 Meyer Weis &co-l7 Male & Cam.
mack--17 Friedander--l3 C Dennis-l3 A
Mouton--ll Beraud Gibert-lO W B Clark-lO
Pres "c Graham 800 Alcus, Scherck 4 Autey-
Stewart Bros &cO-7 r Nugent &co-6 .Jno Ad-
ans Sec - Schmidt & zeisler-5 I Buckner & Bro
Pond-4 NJ Greenwood & s0n-4 Ben GersOn-3
Airey &co-3 Campbell q Srronc-3W A Shrop
bers-e W Lltchford &co-1 Clapp Bros &co"I !
Spor-l Welll-43 hide. Schmidt & ZeicIer-1
rolls leather l. Bassett-3 bdls skins Walms,ey &
CO.. hides Dennis-2s hides 1 bdl skins Horter.
Peterson q Fenner-6 sacks seed cotton L Buckner
& Bro bales wool 81 bdls hides Jno dams &co
10 10 hides Fitzpatrick 4 Ha-2 bbls wax Rykoski-
Total DAB bales cotton l6 sacks seed cotton
CONVENT LANDING-Pe steamer Mary Ida-64
sacks rough rice to Bush & Levert-loo do W Ho-
man &co-24 H',sch & Adler-206 Clapp Bros &co-5
hhds sugar bbls mOass.s to f J Forstall & Sons
and snndries to order-Total hhds sugar bbls mo-
asses 1874 sacks rough rice
V1CKSBURG-Per steamer Natehez-3,a bales Of
cotton to Newman &co-293 do Meyer, Weis Aco
s6s Richardson & May-l96 L II 6, J III Allen &co-
Pavne, Kennedy &co-lO2 Jurey e. Gillis-9s McGe-
hee Snowden Violett-95 Bussey &co-9l W II Ho- |
gan-s1 Jno Hardie &co-s7 Prestidge, Graham ssco
6e j no Chaffe, Bro & SOn-66 Ben GersOn--sO w f |
Hall-59 S Thomas &co--5s Levy g. Haas-56 to |
Burnett &G1,5 s. Prit ;hard & Bickham-46 + Air
ciapp Bros ac aHs0a Aiken Nas
"a
mack-l9 Buckner &cO-16 C L Walmsey &co-l5
J no Phelps &oc-15 Buckner & Bro-l2 VIM A
Bell &eo-l2J & G CrOmwell-l2 Flash, Lewis &co-
y Norwood Richards--1lN d Wetmore--l! to
y W Sentel &co--l0 Forstall & Jumonville--1O
IA & Murrell-l0 NJ Sandidee Sco-lO do to
W Harrington &co-9 Greenwood g. SOM AIcus.
Seherck Autey-9 Richard Flower &co-s to W G
BLACK &co-s Copes q Ogden-5 Stewart Bros Geo.
" yc ,1, Morgan1e Battle & Noble-6 Jro Noble
} NJ Clark W Clarke Bakemore &co-5
Harrison &co-5 Bloom &co-i Beadles Wood
Sco-4 Britton Moore c Wilkerson &co-4
lloyd Livaudas-4 Ably a. Bonligny-4 Peel g.
4eid-4 5 Gumbe &co-4 D MADDEN &cO-4 Levi
Laurissini-3 w & II Morrison-3 NJ Wither.
poon-2 Friediauder-2 Coons-2 Gillum geo
- Higgins &eo-2 Jno Henry &ee-2 d II Wal
ace e, goo Closterman Ba2 Glaudet LEVY
W Pachman-l Gwynn Dyer Walden Haw- ,
ins &co-1 Nugent &co-l W Randa--26lO !
acks cotton seed Union Oil Co-al20 Benville Oil Co
"a Louisiana Oil Co--52O A A MaRinnis Sons-66
RandeV- L Newman &cox43 Never Weis :
Co.'S sacks seed cotton to order-4 Il Norwood q
Meyer, Weis &co-3 Need y Saowden
violett-and sundries to order-Total bales d
ot,on 5aQ9 sacks cotton seed l6 sacks seed co{lh
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MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, |
Friday Evening, Oct. l6, 1874 !

We have no change to notice in the Money
market. The offerings continue OF fair extent
at the banks and moderate on the street. The
movement in the latter is quite limited, and
nothing has TRANSFERRED that indicates any varia-
ton in rates. We continue to quote: 10t012 4
cent per for first-class with colaterals, and
l29lS for AL, while second grade and coca
sionally good are quoted at 2 fY cent per month.
which are still quoted at 1O0u y cent per
annum for first-class. and - for second grade
Gold opened at 1095 @l095, against ITO at New
York, and, after a far business, closed at the
opening rates in both markets. The sales
summed up 81, 600, embracing $1,000 at 1899,
ss0Oo $40, GOO and $4,000 at 1888, and $4,000 and
0,0CO at l09s.
No sales Of Silver were reported. American
half dollars are still quoted at lO540ll064, but
Mexican dollars now rule at 96a, gold.
Sterling Exchange was without quOtable yaria-
tloo. The movement was Of fair extent the
sales amounting to f26, 500, and embracing f120A
fl5OO and f2O0O bill OF ladng and f13OO Al clear
at 5.274, 5000 bill Of ladng and $1,000 do and Al
clear at 5.27445 %. CISCO bill of lading and
COCO Al clear at 5.2S, and $1,000 bank at 4.S6,
gold.
Francs were a shade higher. The only sale
reported was q, 900 commercial at 4.76!.
In German marks we noticed sale Of 100 900 !
At the close Sterling bills were quoted at 5 81 |
COPS for bill OF lading and Al clear, and q |
) 3l3 for bank, and francs at 4.764 for CONNER
vt 1O3401O39.
The offerings of Domestic Exchange were of
air extent, and commercial was without quota
Die variation. The sales of New York sight coy
red s22S, 0oo, embracing s13, 900 commercial and
private bankers at / q cent discount, $4,000
'ank at BIG; $40, 600, $50 900 and $4,000 com
nercial s24 900 and $50, 900 private bankers and
10000, sl5, 600 and s15, 900 bank at j. and $4,000
rivate bankers at 3-32
The banks continued to check on New York at
ar, and commercial sight is still quoted at 3-16
81 u cent discount.
In Stocks we noticed sales of Is shares Mutual
ational Bank at 81 25 and 80 Merchants Mu-
lal Insurance Company at $45 25.
The sales OF Bonds included $4,000 City Gold i
5000 at S55; they closed at about IS.
Nothing TRANSFERRED in City Scrip. City Appro- Z
ration Certificates, Metropolitan Police War
'nts and Time Certificates OF 1873, were still 1
loted at 46@147. !
No sales Of State Warrants were reported Old b
ere still quoted at 2O@- and new at - 050.
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Per steamship Frankfurt from Bremen via Havre
and Southampton:
~, from Breme,l-Leo Eek and wife j. E. Pelton.
Phelps Acton. James Mutrie Mrs Dorette Matha.s'
nan Perez, Otto Weber. Mrs. Babette Hofein Miss
NINA Hoflen, Jacob Loeher. John Ohmstelt Mrs
lily aud servant ISIS Clara Mehner Johann EocIa
family and servant, j. II. kIanz, A. J. KIeinbach
Mrs Mrs. pheos Mrs Louise Xers and child Fredr.
lob Stricken, Miss Nina Jonas Chas Potthoff r
Grabau o'' L.
From Havre-Mr. Crespin and wife. Mr. Guewdon
Leon Mayer. '""''0'
Per steamship New Orleans, Captain Dearborn. for
New York:
E. Iurpin wife, three children and nurse Miss r
Mendes, MS. d. Myers, A. Garretson, A. Montegnt
and five in the stecrige SUI
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PEMOvAE-H. BIDWELL h CO.. PRO-
AZ vision Dealers, have removed from So Pow.
dras street, to S6 Magazine street, between Pow
dras and Lafayette streets. Of I'm
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LOWER COAST-Per steamer Empire-36 bble
nee to Socola-16 do Fernandez tool F Roder
do Dnfour-,64 Siewerd 4 Kip.-l56 Jno I Moore 4
Cos K ThompsoD--27 Fernandez Goo
70 order-and sundres to Order-TOtal. % bbls rice
BONNET CARRE-Per steamer Josephine-s7
bbls rice and sundries
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Marie-Sundries to
order
BY Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD. October 16--1s6 bales cotton to Rich
ardson May-13O do to g. NJ Allen Gco-7a
Lehman. Abraham &co-6l Alcus, Scherck L. Autey
! o. Never, Weis Aco-55 Jno Hardie &co-39 do to
Ino rneips &soC32 Airey &co-25 Warren, At
| nson &co-3 VAIN sley &co-21 Walden Haw.
ans &co-l9 Stewart. Bros &co-I7 Clapp Bros eco
r. Allison &co-ll Blitton & Moore-IO Jno Chatfe
vy-6 Richard Flower &coE6 FriedlanderNS w w
harrington kco-5 w Hogan W Thompson
RaWlins & Murrell-4J c Dennis-s Blakemore Eco
fritchard Bickham-3 Baldwin &co-a [ Har
ris &co-2 Gumblc &co--1RL& w Adams
aen uerson-so tIerees lard French 100 bbls of
henna-33 crates cabbage Dawson g. Pitcher-II6
s1s aplss ss1s nkgs tobacco
Bcwling-afid sundries to order-Tota $50 bales Of
NEW: NEW (, ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
co-l205 do to order-41 do Carrot e. Grunton-34 do
Me Eyer. Wes& $3.50 Blakemore sco-7 wilson
Jno Phelps &co-36 pkgs tobacco H Spiro & Viet-24
40 10, Flash hewis&co--5o bbls oil Mix & Cook-lOO
bbls lime Ben Bridge-10O do S Snodyrass-26 boxes |
eggs Miller Meyer-a bales domestic 10 cases do to
l. Lehman. Abraham &co-a do W H Letchford &co-s
roils leather AGO. pkgs mdse J Dreyfns--3
bags wool 90 hides Hay & Mehle-1a bills Vegetables
no Beil13 hf bbls mackerel FASH bbls turpen
tine M Carriers do 2 f tco-5 do % bills rps;n |
> Simpson, bdls hides 10 peltries Webster SEQ
: 90 % .: oaS hides Dbl taow Schorr-s pcs cast
lngs Rice, Bros &co--S sacks rice c W AlienNand
sundIies to order-Tota 1347 bales cotton '
r ~ MuRGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL.
Road. October les bales cotton to J Rykoski-9I
10 Bush & Levert-l A Tertrou--1 Wyche & Nor.
sahIlV 90 dry hides L Terrebonne-l2hf bbls svr-
Up bales cotton Robert Hare-3 sacks seed cotton to
,ianade X Lacassagne-2 do - Inf bbs syrup L Bibo.
Ell Ell, 10 A Hastings Ferguson & Haber--i0I
q oilv1er--10 bbs mOlasses w Homan Sco-S
,ns sugar Biboet-46 sacks rice J NJ Walsh-lsa G
20 > Gay &co-1 hlns sugar Flash Lewis &co-2I I
II nDis syrup Mestier-4 do A Wilbratte-l do tn I
Meynier-4 dry hides Dbl and tee do o
besr-lsS head cattle Pascal Servat-and sunlres
o or1er-IOta 80 bales cotton sacks seed cotton
ma sugar bbs sugar Al hf bbls syrup 10 bbls of
Cargo per steamship Whitney, from Galyeston-i
ii head cattle to Mehle eco
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STEAMBOATS,.
CHICOT CITY.

CHICOT CITY.
LEAVES EVERY MONDAY
,m% - rChicOt City, Greenville, Vicks.
,S!ssass.9aftS burg and the Bends-Steamer
Katie,
=; W. Carlton, master, J. Fl. Mossop clerk.
will leave as above. on MONDAYS at ) rs NJ CON
meeting with Chcot Railroad for all stations tn pine
Bluff. " ~ " Ano
ADAMS & WORK, HITE e. CARLIN
JOHN JANNEY, BCRDEAU & WAYNE
80 Agents
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MEMPHIS.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET
Leaves THURSDAY, Oct. 2a at p. IL
,-% For Memphis, Helena. NIo.fh -
k&szae76 VIII White River, Chicot, Greenv,lle and tie
bends-The passenger steamer
Belle Lee,
-, ., +. HICKS master, ALI. Grissom clerk
VIII leave as above connecting at Vickshnrc wtx,
Laiahatchie rivers, and at White River with nacE
,of mite and Arkansas rivers paying particular
a.lention to all way and plantation business 10
relsht OF passage apply on board or to =
-, BURDEAU e. WAYNE, 106 Grayier at
u IN olNNOIT q CARTER, 80 Camp street.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. }
Friday Evening, Oct. IL, 1874. (
COTTON

The sales to-day embrace d little over 300
bales, at irregular and rather easier prices, re-
curing no change in our quotations except a re-
duction Of sc on the inside figures for Low Mid
ding and the outside Gsr Middling. We give also
the figures and report of the Exchange as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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ANTE RIVER.

REGULAR ANTE RIVER AND BAYOU MAN.
CHAC PACKET
NHfXHs The staunch, sea-worthy pscket steamer
s.sss.sSel6ek Alice,
T. B. D. Porter, master. Lou Kells clerk,
Leaves hfr Landing, New Basin, Magnolia Bridge
every MONDAY and THURSDAY at 2. NJ. for q
For freight passage apply on board or to
MUNCY MARCY, Agents
oil II 424 and 426 Deiord st.
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LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL
A For Liverp0Ol-The Al British
Steamship West Stanley, Peacock
80 - master, is loading for the above
, port, and having the greater portion of
her cargo engaged and going board will have dis
patch For balance OF reght apply to
G. j. SHEPHERD L. CO. Agents.
Oh l73 Grtyier street.
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BAYOU SARA.

~~0e~e@~@~>0|N
,~n.% For Bayou Sarn, Watcrloo. Mer.
1$sSs4ssssafES mitage, Port Hudson. Baton Ro~rr
ITn;,oa ~. aqaemine. and way landinss-Tke
onieea states mail semi.weekly packet
w. .. Pike.
leaves every MONDAY and FRID1Y a. r
''f '~Sou SARA HITE CARLIN, Aaenta
~, Mercnanaise consigned to Hte & Cariin I'm X.
" .-"..~tIon. ala I'm
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STEAMSHIPS.


FOR VERA CRUZ.
TAMPICO, TUXPAN CAMPEACHY, PROGRE-
So HAVANA AND NEW YORK
NEW YORK, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAI,
STEAMSHIP LINE
ThisLine is composed of the steamships
City OF Mexico Capt W. Z Sherwood
Cuy oil Merida Capt. L. +. Zimmerman
C"na: Capt j. W. Reynolds
.@Kx. The steamship
.14sSs4ao3 City Of Mexico,
W. B. Sherwood, commander
viii leave her wharf foot of Calliope st, act First
District, on SATURDAY, November It'll at A. NJ
Passage to Vera Cruz, $50 gold.
AGENTS in New York, +. ALEXANDRA SONS,
No. 30 Broadway,
For freight o. passage. apply to
j. NJ WITHERSPOON
No 60 Carondelet street.
The steamship Cnsa viii follow Nov. g. o4ly
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Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Mississippi Halsey, for New York.
: Steamship New Orleans Dearborn, for New York
A Moul!o,
British steamship Fire Queen Corbishl y, for Ham
burg Ocean Zereet &cs
French bark Vile de Bordeaux, lie Trust, ' iol
Havre- r Y Honkins
Steamship Hudson G ger. from New York Oct IS,
to a Mouiton-2d dist
Steamship Lavaca, Cooksey, foom Cedar Keys, to
X Robsrts-1st dist 10
Norwegian bark Prudhoe Petersen 50 days from
Malaga to master-3d Dist
Spanish bark Solos, -. from Havana, to ma ster-
Bark Wild Hunter, Howatt 10 days from New York,
! to Geo A Fosdch &co-4th Dist 40
STEAMBOATS,.
Sabine. Sinnott from Grand Ecore
Mary Ida, Ruiz, from Convent Landing
Natchez, Gathers from Vicksburg
Josephine C"zzins. from Bonnet Care Point
Marie, Bassett, from Lower Coast
Empire, Jeanirau from Lower Coast
Exports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Nssissippi-l776
bales cotton seq bbs rice 46 casks boneblack 400
bdls wet salt hides 50 bbs molasses
NEW YORK-Per steamship New Orleans-2Oo6
bales cotton 23 hhds tobacco 200 bbs oil lOU bbs rice
iOG oois m1asses l4o bbls oranges $50 bolshdes 81
HAMBURG-Per steamship Fire Quecn-255o
HAvKE-Per bark Vile de Bor,leaux-1755 bales
cotton oo baskets champagne pkgs mdse $500 pcs
slaves
. BREMEN VIA HAVRE-Per steamship Frank
furt-from Bremen-22o kegs behring's 10 Seine der
4 zaberbier-5o boxes cheese Or pipes gin A Lana
ta-42 casks wine II Gogreve-75 cases cheese 400
kegs hei rings SolaIi 4 Sons-5OO do Schmidt & |
ZeIglai-4 cas- mdse rancke & Danneel-4 pkgs of
Levois & Jamison-4 pkgs mdse Seig & Krug-9 do
Iueoie a NlPpert--3l 10 Order-4 Landau j
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An Eastern paper thinks women ought to
be hotter Gle. ks Probably because they part
their lair in the middle. s
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| OPELOUSAS.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET.
H. For Washington, Port Barre
| EsgaA4a Simmsport, Ourchville and all lard:rrf
on the Coast, Atchafalaya River and Be-
you Courtableau-the new and light draught passen
ger steamer
Bertha,
H. H. Broad. master J B. Schmidt c,erh
viii leave as above every WEDNESDAY, at 2 M
taking freight and passengers for all LANDING "a On 81
you DIES Gilzes to be landed at either Big Rend LAM
ing or at either warehouse at Simmsport For freig
or passage apply on board, or TO
aus BRfTTON d EPPLER. LOG Common st,
Leaves every SATURDAY at SPIN,
, IT, For Washington, Port Barre,
ksEs3yE SimmspOrt Churchville and all interme.
- s1~4.s date landings on the Coast Atchalaylays
River and Bayou Courtableau The light draus 81
passenger steamer
Trenton,
~ SIuauevauI master, 2. Jobin, clerk,
vii! leave as above, every SATURDAY at 5P, NJ.
taking freight and passengers for Bayou des Glaizes
to DO landed at Big Bend Landing or Simmspory
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
J. M. BOWLING IS Decatur street.
1e20u j. y. WOODS d CO.. 124 Gravier st
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Saturday Morning, October Il.
Cleared Yesterday.

George j. Duncan is the duly authorized Marine
and River Reporter of the Bulletin.
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II EMOVAL = FORSTALL DELAyIGNE
y dealers in Paints, Oils. Sulphur, Sugar Lime
de have removed from "a Magazine street to
OF I'm
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SHIPS.
LIVERPOOL,


LIVERPOOL.
~ For Liverpool - The Al British shin
&aah Ceferina, Jones, master, is now loading for
&z& the above port and having the greater nor.
tion OF her cargo engaged aud going on board win
have quick dispatch For freight apply to
G. j. SHEPHERD Co. Anents
173 Gravier street
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RED RIVER.

- RED RIVER.
RED RIVER
| Leaves TUESDAY. Oct. 10, at 5 M.
,.0.T - >, For Jefferson. Shreveport. Grand
Ecore, Alexandria, and all way landings
lntermedate-The AL passenger packet
Era No. 10,
will leave positively as above For freight or mas.
ff LORD McPrAKE. 4s Camp street,
OF BRITTON g. EPPLER, 1O5 Common ct.
Leaves Every TUESDAY, at 5 p. N.
kss ssRl9. Mouth Cane River Alexanc1?A Ne.
on Red River-The Al and very light draught pas-
Jno. c. Mitchell, master j. L. Robbins olerr.
water season The Fleta win be replaced By Irssr
boat when navigation permits
LOEB psG1S s9e Camp street. t.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET.
FOR SHREVEPORT DIRECT.
Leaves on sATuRDAI. oct Oct. ~, IL at 5 81 Pm =
= For. For Shreveport and all way
.$$sS::SS5a3k9S landings on Red River-The Al very
light draught steamer
Belle Rowland,
viii nee 3ea w; Kea master CIV Drown Clerk
sage apply on board, or to
H 81 TE,Sa GARIM; Tehoupitoula. strss4
Ola LORD PEAKE, 46 Camp street
NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND ECOREPACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at p M.
commencing SATURDAY Oct 10th.
~ For Fort DeRnssey, Barbinss.
l6EA& u Nornans, Alexandria Mouth of ~
tz1sis River, Montgomery, Grand Ecore and IN
Vay landings-The ste mer
Sabine, -
On place of new Bart blel
r. olhno!e master, Geo. Hamilton clerk.
tsfss Il cSs sRRY OF s. S.a
HlTE CARLIN. Tchoupitoulas street
EDITION EPPLER, ZOE Common streek.
I'm ADAMS 4 WORK. 9 Commercial Place.