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GMITH 4 .McKENNA,
SIS, 81 and SO Pnydras Street.
Landing ex Bark Mary Freeland, from New York
500 boxes choice layer Raisins.
100 half bbls. Pearl Barley.
Bremen Beer, Porter, Ales, Etc.
500 bbls pints and quarts Bremen Be
200 bbls. Guinness Porter, bottled by Burke.
300 bbis. Bass Ale,
30 bbls. Jefrey's Ale,
so bbls. Tennent's Ale,
20 bbls quarts, Pale Ale
Candles. starch, Soap, Etc.
1000 boxes tours, fves sixes and Fights Star
Candles
800 boxes Samuel Leonard & Co.'S Sperm Candles.
100 boxes Paraffne Candles
10 boxes ST Joseph X Fox's Starch.
1000 boxes Proctor n Candies Olive Soap.
1900 boxes Kinks Chicago Soap.
$40 boxes \ arseilles Casti soap.
Sweet on, Vinegar, Etc.
400 baskets pints aud quarts, Plagniol Olive Oil
2 20 boxes Cessat French Vinegar.
so bbls. French Vinegar.
Mustard, Pickles, Sauces, Etc.
500 bis. pints and quarts, Crosse x Blackwels
Pickles
% casks Turkish Prunes.
Pepper, Nutmegs, Etc.
200 bags Singapore Pepper.
50 bags Jamaica Allspise.
50 cases Penang Nutme5s.
80 bales Clssia.
30 bags Ginger.
For sale, in lots to suit, by
SMITH 4 McKFNNA,
myiO SuSTh 85, 81 and SO Poydras street.
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That popular merchant Max Braun, No.
Gil Magazine street. out the extreme front this
morning-with wonderful bargains i'll dress goods
and all articles ill his line at low prices.
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Doors AND SHoEs.-At Mr.. f. w. Bohn-
ing, No. 1iS Common street. will be found the best
made boots and shoes in town. Also vaises carpet
bags, etc.
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If you want to see how business is done
in hard times you would do we'll early on John
NJ Maius grocer. Nos. so and 574 M,sazne street,
and 40 ashingt N street, corner Falton.
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EXDOcIS.

NEW YORK-Per steamship Gen Meade-653 bales
cotton 90 bales and IS casks iron $50 pigs Lead 500
bdls hides hhds tobacco 50 bbls rice SO bales rope
cuttings 500 bbs -four Is bales wool 81 hides As hhds
boueblack so bbls pot res 500 empty bbls
PENSACOLA-Per steamer Reiance--10OO sacks
&C 900 oats $50 bbls flour $50 bbls bread 300
bbs pork n bbs whisky n casks bacon 20 bales hay
and sun0ries
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Pres on-2792 bales cotton
2460 pcs slaves
QUEENSTUWN-Per bark Valkyrien-1l77 bales of
colt Il
BOSTON-Per schooner Waite W Atwood-400. 900
feet walnut ash and lumber 5000 horns IA tons
bones
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN, I
1914 4

OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN
Sunday, May 10 1874. !
Having taken charge of the River Column Of this
paper beg leave to my river friends that shall
attempt to carry out all my old programme, in protect
ing their interest and will at all times be pleased to
attend their wants. and hope that my efforts in their
cause will merit their patronage. Respectfully,
JAMES KERR, JR.
Office at Canal street ferry landing office.
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Inn pOrys.

UTILLA-Per schooner Jennie Wood-50 plan
tans punches bananas $1,000 cocoanuts 500 pine
apples IS bbls mangoes bbls lines to order
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Buy Hudnnt's grits, and you get 200
pounds net in every barrel
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TOBACCO AND SEGARS.-A full stock Of
the best brands always hand at s. HerEshem b
Bro s. importers and Wholesale dealers, Nos. 81, II
aud 70 Gravier street.
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Doors AND SHOEs.-Samorini, the unri-
vailed manufacturer. corner of Customhsuse and
Bourbon streets challenges the world for the cheapest
and best wearing boots and shoes in the city Give
him call.
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT,
OPERA HO U S E,
For the benefit CT
IL. JOUBERT AND G. d'AQUIN,
On Monday, May IL, 1874.
With assistance of NJ DEvoYOD, Mines DEvovOD
Orchestra of the Opera, under the leadership of
NJ Momas
TIChEi S.. 81.
Sets to be reserved al the Opera House Box Office,
Concert begins at O'Clock. my7 At FlSaSuM&E
POPULAR SUMMER CONCERTS,
To take place at GRUNEWALD HALL. Baronne street
Every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
EVENING commencing
Monday, May IS, 1874.
A FULL ORCHESTRA, composed of thirty of
best musicians. has been engaged. Subscription,
SIS fer tW elve tIcAetS. Lists at GruneWaid's aud
Cnarpeaux's music stores, Tyler's and Jacobss
jewelry stores, and Gresham's and Ellis's book
stores.
my3 I'm ROBERT MEYER, Director.
CRESCENT CITY AMATEUR BAND,
formerly st. Joseph School Band,)
Corner Franklin and Lafa yette Streets,
New Orleans.
All orders r Parades, Excu -sions, Picnics, Funer
ais etc. will be thankfully received. apps suWesu
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Cleared YeSterda v

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, Tor New York
Ludwgsen
Steamship Reliance, Read, for Pensacola Master
British ship Preston. North tor Liverpool Master
Norwegian bark Valkyrien, Anderson, for Queens
town Ernest Boyer eco
Schooner Matte W Atwood, Newcomb. for Boston
Norton Bell
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Cow PEAs.-Five hundred sacks primo
Carolina cay peas are offered in lots to suit pur-
chasers by the well kno wn house of J. r. Boarman,
No. los Poydras street.
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TSDR R-Nr-THE RAISED COTTAGE
Il 494 Baronne. near st. Andrew s'reee, cIntaintng
SIX ronms. with ga4 etc. and Food yard. Prc, $40
per quArs At No. 49, strset for partc-
ulsrs. m,lV 3Is
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Below Waiting Orde rs.

Ship Havre, Terkesen, from London eb 7, to mas
ter
Bark Mandarin Foute, from Kingston, ia, to master
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UNITED RELIGIOUS MEETINGS.
The First of a Series of
RELIGIOUS SERVI les,
Resolved upon by Ministers and Laymen of Evan
eeca Churches Of the City, will be held as follows,
preaching in
Prytania Street Presbyterian Church.
Cor. Josephine and Pry tana streets:
Monday Evening" May 4, Rev. VIM. Harris. p. D.
Tuesday Evening, May 5, Rev. NJ. W. Trawick
Wednesday Evening" May 6, Rev. Wm Harris, D. D.
Thursday Evening, May T. Rev. W. V. Tudor, D. D.
Friday Evening, May g. Rev. +. I. Fooker.
Saturday Evening, May g. Rev. s. A. Ha. den.
Louisiana Avenue Nj. r. Church, s.,
Cor. Magazine Street and Louisiana Avenue:
Monday Evening, May L. Rev. E. g. Taylor, D. D.
Tuesday Evening, May S, Rev. Jno. Mathews.
Wednesday Evening, May 6, Rev. M. W. Trawick.
Thursday Evening, May 7, Rev. VIM. Harris, D. D.
Friday Evening, May 8, Rev. J. B. A. Ahrens.
Saturday Evening, May 9, Rev. VIM. Finn.
Services to commence each evening at $780,
The public are Cordially invited. my4-1w2dp
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GrOcers.

UrOc6TS.
IlEANS-.PLIT PEAS.
Just landed
200 bbls. Choice White BEANS.
so bbls Choice SPLIT PEAS.
For sale by
c. II. LAWRENCE CO.,
80 and Al Tchoupitoulas and
myI0 1t IA Natchez street.
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New Orlca ms, jackson and Great NOr h.
Railroad Company Office Freight Agent, 3s1 Julia
street New Orle ms, May 7, 1o74-SPE 'IAL MOTT; 4
TO SHIPPERS.-Freight will be received for all rail
road stations and cities NORTH EAST and WEST eX-
cept for points Of Meridian aud u'h OF Atlanta
SPECIAL CONTRA Is must be made With J. o..
MOREY, CONTR ACTING AGENT. No % Camp street,
for shipment of all THROUGH FREIGHT. Copy OF
contract must accompany each shipment
Ali freight must be PLAINLY MARKED, with name
Of coLsgnee and DIES INA ION i'll FULL. Powder
and coal oil received on Mondays.
my8 E. A. BURkE, Freight Agent.
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Arrived.
Ship Adorna, Davis from Liverpool March 9, to master
Point
Bark Feetwing, Smith, from Genoa, March IL, to
master-Point
Schooner Mary Freeland. Clark, 16 days from New
York. to q W Hynson &co-lst Dist
Schooner Anita, Whitmore, days from Ruatan
Island to Morg IN &co-2d List I
TOWBOATS.
Leviathan, Burdick, from the Passes-towed down
to the bar 18th ultlno ship ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
up schooners Mary Freeand and Anita
STEAMBOATS,.
Fleta, Green'ee from Floyd
John Howard. Ncois, from Fort Smith
Willie, Blanks, from camden
3 L Hodge No 2, Baranco, from Baton Rouge
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Staam Leo, Otis, from Mobile
Schooner Hy Latour, from Biloxi
Schooner Lizzie heum from Pascagoula
Schooner Celina, from Biloxi
Schooner Felcite, from Biloxi
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Scho ,ner Favorite, from Biloxi
Schooner Simon Gosseiin from Tangipahoa
Schooner Eonouca from Bontouca
Schooner Ant )nia r, from Pascagou'a
Schooner Concareti from Bay st Louis
Schooner lara No =, from Pascagoula
Schooner Alciope from Pascagoua
Schooner Theresa, from Lake Horgne
Schooner Franklin, from Bay st Louis
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Special NOtice.-The La Belle, Capt. nj.
n. Wood. clerk LoWd Walden, will make an ther of
her Grand ExcursICns to he Bonnet Care Gre .asse
on SUNDAY, May 10, At 2 p. ". Music and Dancing
Refreshments board at reasonable prices. are
One Dollar, round trip. will land at Jackson street
and ca,rollton to take on and pnt off passengers.
VT Al
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In compliance with the instructions Of the manu-
facturers of the EAGLE COTTON GINS the prices
for the next fixed at FIVE DOLLARS a
Saw from Which deviation will be made
Planters in ord ring will please be particular to state
if they require Right or Left Hand Gins.
The following sizes will b kept on stock ready for
immediate delivery 40 gins, As saws, so saws,
IS saws 60 saws IS saws, 10 saws Is and so
gins.
For sale by W. L. Gu sHING,
Agent for Southern st tes,
mvlO-lt No. 81 st. Charles street.
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NDeciNI Notices.

Rally ftfZens Of The Eleventh Ward
who are in favor of organizing Citizens Police will
please Il Get at No 600 Carondelet street. between
Second and third streets, on THURSDAY LVENING
next, at 730 O'clock sharp. We mean war on thieves
and burglars. II you value your lives and that OF
your families, be hand at the preliminary organi-
cation By the request Of
MANY CITIZENS
my10 OF the Eleven Ward.
Special NOtfre.-rhe Steamrr Henry
TE1E Will leave SUNDAY May 10, at p M, from
foot of Bienve street for Bonnet Care crevasse on
excursion trip. fine band Of music engaged Fare
ONE DOLLAR. Refreshments on board.
myS MEEtd
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GRICULTURA AND COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE
THE
SAFE OF LOUISIANA,
University Buildings, Corner OF Common and Baronne
Streets, Orleans.
Notice to Ca ndtdatts for Admission.
BY direction of the Committee on Instruction aud
Discipline shall be in attendance to examine candi
dates Tor admission into the above named Institution
every morning from 10 4. NJ. to II NJ, commencing on
MONDAY. May IL. 1874 For the present the examl-
nations will be conducted in the hall Of the Academy
Of Sciences.
Under the provisions Of the law to "entitle pupils
to admis lion into said College, they shall be residents
in the Sae OF the age of at least twelve years. and be
found competent in tile branches OF good English edu
cation, g enter upon the stu Ties prescribed; and the
course OF instruction in Ia college shall include,
lead object the art and sce applicable t. the
progress and lmpr vene agriculture ID tn. IN
chanic ars-not aesiectlng the literary branches Of
education"
It ia especially desired that pupils shall present
thems Ives from MI the intry parishes Of the state
- we'll - frvm lhs cisy of Nav O.i~sns,
JAAEs bU1yS. " D.
nylolt Prcfsssor, Etc
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WINES, OILS, ETC.-Mn u. Bassetti, 20
ami u Peters, Poydras street, has just received
wines, vermouth, olive oil, Comandon cognac brandy
fruits whit wine vinegar. etc. Sac advertisement.
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AnlltSeneentS.

AnllLSenlents.
ACADEMY IF MUSIC,
EXTRA NIGHT,
Sunday, May 10.
Complimentary testimo ial to
J. F. PIX E. Stage Manager,
On which occasion Miss Pauline Markham Miss Anne,
liza Waugh, and a host of others have volunteered
their va liable services. my 10lt
GRUNEWALD HALL.
Grand vo al aud Instrumental Concert,
Given by the
YOUNG LADIES OF NEW ORLEANS.
Under the direction of Miss Cctavie Rooney,
For the Benefit
OF THE SUFFERERS BY THE OVERFLOW,
On Thursday, May ~, 1874.
Performance on twelve Pianos with forty-eght hands
TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR.
To be had at Mr. GrunewaId's stores. Canal and Ba-
streets; at Mr.. Chapaux's, and all the prin
cipal stores in the city. The Hall and Pianos are
kindly furnish for the occasion by Mr.. GruEe-
wlid. myl0
GRAND HIBEnNIAN FESTIVAL
Under the auspices of
BRANCH No 7, H. B. AND NJ A. ISOLATION,
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS,
ON
1914.
Committee of Arrangements:
JAS. GRANT, Chair .lan,
j. j. DOWNING, " DONOVAN,
NJ MCNAMARA, JOHN LYNCH,
H. A. OLWELL, WILLIAM BARRETT,
FRANK NJ GLOIN.
Programme for First Day.
SUNDAY, May II, 1874.
Gates open at ! P. M. Sports commence at 3 p. NJ.
l. Grand Hurdle Race-Mile Heats. Prize so.
@ G. aud 1rot to Buggy, for Mem of ths Assoca-
tion-Private Horses, Mile Heats. Prize, Silver
Cup, valued at 500.
8. Pony Race-Mile Heats-fourteen hands and under
Prize, 500
4. Grand Foot Race-101 yards. Prize. SIS gold.
5. Newsboys Foot Race-200 yards Prize, So so gold
6. Grand Champion Irish Jig Match. Pr re, IS gold.
7. Wrestling, Jumpins, Sedge Throwing, Foot Ball.
and other sports during the day.
8. Dancing in the Brick Building
ADM SION, FIFTY CENTS Ladies' and Children
free No lady admitted unless escorted by gen.
tleman.
fine Brass Band will be in attendance.
Entrance fees all Horse Races, except Trot to
Buggy for Members ten per cent. Entrance for
Races must be made at the office of Frank
McGlon, 81 Camp street. FRIDAY, 18th inst, be.
tween and P. NJ.
Booths and privileges for both days. will be sold
the Grounds, THURSDAY 14tn inst, at p. NJ.
Terms-Cash on the spot
Programme for second day will be published in due
time my10 IT
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Once of the Merchants Mutual Insu-
Coat the annual election Of directors held at
the Office of this Company the first Monday IL
April last, the following gentlemen were elected:
p. Maspero David McCoard, s. T. Ref, L. f. Generes
NJ Puig, 2. FourChy, NJ. W. Smith, J. j. Fernandez D.
A. Chaffraix, j. NJ. allen and Chs. LATTE; aud at
meeting of tie Board held yesterday, Paul FCurchy.
Esq, was unanimously reelected President.
my6 l5t G.. w. MOTT.
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MARINE NEWS.

George Duncan is the authorized Marine Reporter
of the New Orleans Bulletin.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
Sunday Morning, May 10. !
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100 CASES CLEAR BACON SIDES
lVV Choice Brands.
$50 bbls. Choice Mess PORK.
50 casks g ear Rib SIDES choice brands.
50 casks Bacon SHOULD Frs.
100, 90 l s. Dry salted SHOULDERS.
So 100 lbs Dry Sailed Clear SIDES.
$4,000 lbs Dry Sailed Clear RIB SIDES.
$50 tierces choice S. G. HAMS
10 boxes Choice Breakfast BACON.
100 tier, es Refined LARD.
so tierces Cholce Kettle LARD.
500 kegs Choice LARD.
500 cts t'hoice teined LARD.
900 bbls. kiln-dried LORN MEAL
In store and for by
FINNEY, SHEEHAN & RUSS,
my1O st No. 81 Poydras street.
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NTcALLI>TER HOUSE.
CORNER OF CARoNDELET AND JULIA SITS,
NEW ORLEANS.
Has large, well ventilated rooms, wide halls and
galleries, making it pleasant for families.
Day boarders, IS Ter week; transient guests, 81 so
to 50 per day.
Breakfast. to 9; lunch at o'c'ock dinner. to g.
apes Su Tu Tn tt
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Rooms and Board.

nELIGHTFUL COOL FURNISHED
- rooms, principal thoroIghfare. Canal, near
Rampant, convenient to re taurants and business
Inqui e at Dol Canal street. Terms moderate.
ans If
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We take pleasure in calling attention to
the new improved family sewing machine Of " THB
HOWE MACHINE COMPANY 1t is acknowledged to ba
tie most complete piece of mechanism produced,
its salient features being simplicity, durability and
ease of operation.
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DUTTER BUT TER. BUTTER
50 firkin selected Goshen.
40 do Good Western.
10 tubs new Western
LARr.
$50 tierces Kings Refined Lard.
!. 50 tierc+ Schaffer's Refined LAID.
200 kegs Kettle l ard.
IS tierces Fancy Cincinnsti Hams.
Is tierces Rawson's Cincinnati Hams.
BACOS.
1Ol casks choice clear Bacon.
100 casks choice Clear lib Bacon.
500 barrels Mess Pork, risinal.
FLOOR.
70 barrels Pants Extra F1cur
10 ba rels liant = Franklin Flour.
$40 barrels Fiant's Ashland Flour.
800 barrels Plants telle creole Flour.
$40 Xxx, XXX aud Family Flour.
IN store A,I t. arriv.. "a sale q low vt cash
ceieee. Z Pk HtYMOND,
naleA VI snl v xvy1ras sogeek
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IIUDNUT'S GRITs AND HOMINY.
In store and landing:
1000 bills Huinut's celeb ated GRIrS.
$50 HOMINY.
For sale in lots to suit by
C. II. LAWRENCE l. Co.
80 and Al Tchonpitoulss and
my1G II IA Natchez street.
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r. NJ. HARRISON, secretary.
Books of sub scription for the remaining stock o.
the company now open at the office of the com
pany at Thos H. Handy 5, IA Royal street, and at
H. Smiths 70 Front street. my7 Up Inn
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ONLY THINK OF IT!-Jewelry, fine watches,
clocks diamonds, silver aud plated ware, bronzes,
Fa and ncy gojds beiug offered by the eat
ewelry house of f. A. Tyler No. lis Canal street, at
cost during the summer months Now is the accepted
hour for bargains in jevery, and the reader now
knows W ere to find them
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THE ARTIC FOUNTAIN.-The drink that
cheers but not inebrates is the kind dispensed by
this noted Fountain Its refrigeratng properties
unrvaei, while the genuine fruit and cream syrupa
which its proprietor provides are the great blessings
of our h. ated days To find the Arctic Fountain. aud
the delicious Soda Water and Syrups, go early and
often to Eckleburgs Drug Store corner Of Washing
ton street and st. Charles Avenue.
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LONG LIVE THE KING.-Not Rex nor
Comus, but the great monarch of the shirt palace.
corner of Canal and Royal streets, is the poentata
whose praise ng this morning 1t has gone
abroad that he is still giving six champion shirts for
nine dollars beside supplying the poor in purse
with every thing in his line at panic prices and thus
Moody reigns enthroned in the hearts OF the people,
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CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.-Mr. IsidOro
Levi formerly of Levi Il Navra, Levi, Navra & Co.,
and Geo. G. Wolf IL Levi, and now with Messrs A.
Pc ser Co., No. "a Magazine street, is prepared to
offer to his many friends the gre test bargains in
Crockery and Glassware, the house is selling
retail at wholesale prices also delivering goods in
all parts of the city.
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FASHION AND STYLE.-Our lady frienda
will be delighted learn that they may now obtain
Madame Demorests unrivaled paper patterns Tor
ladies' misses and chdrens esses at he Office OF
her courteous New o leans agent Mr.. D. p. Perry
No l7s Canal street The illustrated catalogues are
sent tree of charge and the patterns which embrace
the la est fashions from Paris. London and New YORK;
are put up with full and accurate directions.
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". Manufacturer and Dealer in
WiLLDW WARE,
WAGONS, CIR DIES, MARKET BASKETS, WORK
BASKETS, CHAIRS CLOTHES BASKETS.
Importer OF
GERMAN AND FREN H FANCY BASKETS, Etc,
12O zss and 253 Chartres Street.
One thousand Vests German MARKET BASKETS,
all sizes from to inches, jut received by steamer
Frankfurt. myl0 st
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Goldthwaite's, No. 50 Canal street, near
the Post Office. is the place to get your New York
daes for five CENTS and all other papers at regular
Our young fr end Ed who has charge of the
paper department. has introduced this departure,
and the public will find it to their interest to give him
call
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TOM McMAIN>,
wdOLESALE AND RFTAL GROCER.
Dealer in Groceries, Teas, Wines, Liquors, etc.,
Nos. 572 and 574 Mag lzine street.,
Opposite Magazine Market,
And 40 Washington street, corner Fulton,
New ORLEANS.
Goods delivered free of drayage. my101t
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BUTTER, ETC.-See advertisement of
Messrs. Keep 4 Raymond, II and 70 Poydras street.
who have for sale select stock of Goshen and Vest
ern butter, refined and kettle lard bacon, and that
celebrated brand of family -four Plants Extra Frank
lin, Ashland and Belle Creole. The attention OF tina
trade is particularly directed to the above.
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CHINA MATTINGS,

NTESTERN PRODUCE.
WESTERN PRODUCE.
50 casks BACON, clear sides.
Is casks BAG n, clear rib sides.
Is casks BACON Shoulders.
10 casks plain BACON Hams.
1000 b Is. MESS PORK, heavy.
100 600 fb. dry salt SHOULDERS
100 30 ID. dry salt clear and clear rib SIDES.
10000 b. dry salt HAMS.
100 iierces sugar-cured HAMS, assorted brands.
so boxes clnvassed BREAKFAST BACON.
80 tierces choice refined LARD.
1000 kegs choice refined and kettle LARD.
2 cases Fairbanks Peck 4 Coz caddy LARD, 3,
5 6 and 10 ID.
In store and for sale by
BYRKEs 4 BRO,
mylO BIT Sc POYDRAS STREET.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-10

BARGAINS IN SHIRTS. AT this season,
when it is so natural to turn refectingly to ones
linen it may be we'll to know tn the finest bargains
in shirts now being offered by the old established
house of Daniel 81 anal, corner OF Chsrtres.
By consulting his advertisement in days BULLETIN.
it will be that Mr.. q. is just now in receipt Of
perfectly stock Of linen and linen bosom shirts.
at prices which positively DEFY competition. Among
them extra size shirts large men. OF the Daniel
ambert order. These goods being consigned directly
by sold at reduction Of At least
twenty-five per cent.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-10

BARGAINS AT THE CASH HOUsE-A glance
at the extended advertisement of Mesrs. BRAKEMAN
4 adams, 536 aud $50 Magazine street. will
vince the most skeptical that hey literally giving
away their immense stock of dry Roods-for cash.
WheH such bargains offered it s almost impossi
bic to abstain from buy ng what tbs la lies call some
thing wear" TO secure the pick and choice OF this
immen Sc aud varied assortment, early call should
be made on the ted house OF Brlze'min Il Adams,
he also may be found endless variety of cali.
Goes napkins, cottons and SUCH at oniye ne do lar.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-10
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ACADEMY IF MUSIC,
49,. EXTRA NIGHT,
Sunday, May 10.

Complimentary testimo ial to
J. F. PIX E, Stage Manager,
On which occasion Miss Pauline Markham Miss Ame
liza Waugh. and host of others have volunteered
their liable services. my l01t