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FOB NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one OF their splendi6
steamerg-0LD DOMINfON, WsYAN0kE,i ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, ALBEMARLE, and HAT
TERAS-eyery TUESDAY, FRIDAY and Sun
These ships are entirely new. and were bnilt exc
They have splendid sa!oons, staterooms, sud BATH
The fare, accommodations, and attention are ua-s
surpassed. !, J, 80.
at New SYt orIa on tie conpanys covered pIsl
: Freights for points beyond New York Forwarded
With dispatch, and no charge made except actual
Freight received until p. II. daily.
For further inrorInatl0n, apply 70 ~
- GEORGE w. ALLEN g CO., Agents,
- a n553 90 Cora taa nvJx vgf,Srypg HOCkaftG.
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EXCHANGING COMPLIMENTS.

A dispatch has been sent to President
Grant requesting him to recognize the
McEnery and Penn government, which is, in
quiet and peaceable possession of the city
and State.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

WuEAT.-White, 60 bushels.
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shortly after Issuing his proclamation to-day,
repaired to the residence Of his brother.ln,
law. Marshal Sharp, where he remained TIL
this evening, and then returned to Long
Branch. leaving the Attorney General 70
watch the Louisiana troubles. The truth Is,
the President is thoroughly Disguised win
the whole Kellogg crew, and is very giad %
rid himself of the southern carpet-pagg gers
now here to importune him for aid 70 keep
them in power. s, ...,.;,,, i, I,
III is very certain that at the eSplratii on q
the FIVE days the whole Of
THE MssERY GOVERNMENT Will nE lNsIAlsp
III Louisiana, and the opinion prevails lh ls'
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FIGHTING CoMMENCED-FIFTY PERSONS
KILLED-PRESIDENT GRANTS PROCLA.
NATION sc. ~
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TO The Public.

One Stoutmeyer, brother in-law Il Charles
Clinton, now nominally proprietor u NE New
Orleans Times, and editor in chief q that jour-
nal formerly solicitor for the Auditor soealled,)
has been guilty, in his capacity Of Radical editor
Of so-called Conservative journal. u . serious,
gross and willful falsehood in relation 10 myself
He states that am resident of this oi1 only .
few years. and insinuates that am . oaepet-bag.
ger such as himself. Having like the Iex, un-
doubtedly lost his own tail in this regard, he is
anxious to have az many others in his own pre-
dicament as possible. He is scarcely expected
to know who are our -bellum Gtseas (exospt
they be of that class it anything more to be
despised by the respectable portion Of this COM
munity than the tribe to which otoutmeyer
claims affinity, viz: scallawags) to 10 1Amiliar
with the status of decent people.
All my friends know that I an . resident OF
this city for about twenty years, and chat have
lived honestly and upon my own earnings, with
out dependence upon brothers-in-law, rascally or
otherwise. He states first that WIS IN the en-
ploy Of Clinton, then that Clinton obtained for.
me position, then that he influenced business
to me. These arc all false statements, as never
had and desire no bus ness dealings with Gin
could be more appropriately speft steut-iar),
cannot have made tho statements insdvertent-
", as this same Clint N is his own brother in-aw,
and he had means Of information. He repeats
the lie that the CD nmittee waiting upon Kellogg
berated me and elbowed me to the rear.
should like TO know the name OF tho man or men
who did this berating and who made such use Of
their elbows.
Having demanded Justice of him and met pre-
varication alone and informed him personally Of
my opinion of him, not the most dattering and
met the reply that it was a matter OF difference
Of opinion between us, take this means OF in
forming the public that he is q liar and falsifer,
one unworthy of notice, except for the position
he occupies as editor in chief of one Of our pub
lie journals, willing to prostitute it's columns by
making of them the vehicle of infamous libel.
auto 2dp H. +. LAWLER.
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DEATH OF ANOTHER OLD CIrIzEN.-,Re-
Gently it has been our painful duty to an
nounoe the death Of number of our oldest
and most respected citizens; but not one OF
them was more deserving Of eulogy than Mr..
J. P. Harrison, whose demise took place yes
terday. Mr. Harrison was for many years q
member of that famous old cotton firm Of
PAYNE & Harrison; was native Of Kentucky,
but for the last thirty-two years has made New
Orleans his home. His children were care
fully and strictly brought up, and they, emu
lating their fathers virtues, are all highly re-
garded in this community.
Mr.. Harrison was one Of the old time, hon
est, upright merchants; there was no duplicity
or chicanery about him; he never was known
to dc anything that had about it the least sus-
picion of sharp practice. or double-dealing.
He was high-toned. exact, honest and gener-
GUS, and no man has lived or died in this city
with cleaner or more unblemished record
than j. =. Harrison.
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DIED..

DEvEAUX-Tuesday, August Is, at u 20, Mrs.
Bridget DeEeaux, aged forty -seven years.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
respectfully invited to attend her funeral from
her late residence No. 176 Bolivar street. on We'd
nesday Morning. at 10 O'Clock.
HARR1SON-At 6 o'clock P. NJ. August Is,
1874, In his tixty-ninth year, Jilson P. Harrison
| a native # Kentucky, formerly of the firm of
Payne Harrison, and for thrty-two years past a
resident Of this city.
Funeral services will take place from Caronde-
let Street Methodist Church on Wednesday, Au-
gust 26, at o'clock P. NJ. Friends are invited.
The remains will be taken to Pass Christian for
interment.
Vicksburg, Miss and Lexington, KY, papers
please copy.
MCCARTHY Tuesday, o'clock P. NJ, August
%, 1874, Mary Agnes M"Carty, youngest daughter
of Thos. McCarty and Mary Shaughnessey, aged
imonths and II days.
The funeral will take place from the residence
of her parents, 262 Poydras street, corner of st.
john at 10 o'clock A. NJ. This Day
ALDIGE- On Tuesday, August 25, at 8 p. NJ.
Mrs. r. Paul Aldige. borne Louise louisa Ber-
nard, at siXty-three years Of age; native of ST.
Pierre Martinico.
Inc lflehtls ana acqualntances OF both families,
as well as those Of her son Jules Aldige; of her
sons-in-law, Leon MacMarthy and Paul Bellocq,
and of the families of A. Aldige and ]. Series are
invited to attend her funeral which
is to take place This Evening at O'Clock, from
ier late residence, No. l54 Cont street. between
Burgundy and Rampant streets.
AN-At Corsicana, Texas on Monday. Au-
gust "a, 1874, Samuel W. Logan, aged about 3s,
formerly Of New Orleans
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UNDER WHICH KING"

| The LO,isnnidn has new editor Mr. Geo
L. Ruby, who evinces capacity for his place
but who appears to have confused ideas con
| corning the movements in his own political
gatherings In its last issue, the Lotisianian,
which claims to be ''the journal of the Repub-
iican party of Louisiana" thus notices the
| action of the Radicals in the Fifth Senatorial
District
We are pleased to note the nomination of A.
Dumont Esq, Republican State Senator for
the Fiftl, Senatorial District. We have reas n to
expect That the Republicans therein will do SER
wee to themselves and the party in his hearty
election.
But the same copy has the folio wing COM
pliment to one Mahoney, who "bolted Du-
mont's nomination and claims himself to be
the Radical Senatorial nominee in the same
District:
We are glad to learn that our friend, that
staunch Republican, Hon. Harry Mahoney, has
been nominated for the Senate in regular Con-
vention by the Republicans Of his district. We
feel confident that he will lead the ticket to tri-
umphant victory.
1t would seem from the foregoing attempted
adaptation to Radical politics of the Sainted
Paurs advice, that the friends of civliza-
ton, progress etc, will Be considerably con-
fused as whether Dumont or Mahoney is the
"nglar" nominee, for which reason we COM
mend to their consideration the following quo
tAtion
"Who is Slumkey?' whispered Mr. Tup-
man.
81 don't know replied Pickwick in the
same tone. 'Hush Don't ask any questions.
It's always best on these OCCASIONS to do what
the mob do
'.But suppose there are two mobs 2" sug-
gested Mr. Snodgrass.
.Shout with the largest, replied Mr. Pick
wick
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PLATFORM OF TIE DEMOCRATIC
CONSERVATIVE PARTY.

We heartily congratulate the white people o.
New Orleans and the State of Louisiana upon
the result of the deliberations of the Conven'
ton held at Baton Rouge, and must also com
pliment the members Of the Convention upon
having performed the responsible and all-im.
portant duties that devolved upon them in q
manner that cannot fail to meet the approba-
ton of all fair minded men.
The nominations are unexcephonable, and
are such as will command the entire strength
Of the white people Of the State, and the plat
form, which We publish in full in another
column, is declaration Of principles to which
every man who hopes for the redemption of
Louisiana, may heartily and sincerely say,
| "Amen'
1t is brief; but we think none will except to
its brevity. People who are deeply in ear
nest and who mean to act, are never verbose.
Its enunciations are so clear and forcible that
none can misunderstood them or pervert
them. They meet the issues of the day fairly
and squarely, and this will not only please the
white people, but will enforce the respect OF
our enemies
The declaration at the outset of the union
of all the White parties in the State against
Radlcaism is exceedingly gratifying and hope
inspiring, and will strike terror into the
ranks OF the Radical factions It is the con-
summation of our most earnest desires it is
the goal for which we have increasingly
toiled, and we believe will cause such wave
OF enthusiasm and rejoicing to sweep over the
State as to render victory certain in the fall.
The declaration that the union and banding
together Of the white people for self-defense
is the result Of tbs systematic misrepresenta-
tions of the dominant faction Of the Radical |
party, whereby the passions and prejudices OF |
the negroes have been indamed against the |
Congress cannot ''constitutionally enact laws
to force the races into social union or equality"
IS also incontrovertible
A review Of the platform is rendered entire
y unnecessary by reason of its brevity and
and every one can readily read and
udge for himself
The NAME Democratic Conservative will
answer as well az any other, and may be re-
,arded as felicitous In SO momentous a
truggle we esteem the name of party as a
natter of small importance.
The Convention, which was without doubt,
he most dignitied and respectable body that
as assembled in this State since the war wa
a striking contrast with the disgraceful and
otous Radical Convention that lately dis
lrbed this city, and which nearly resulted in
bloody affray, and we point with pride to
re difference
On behalf Of the people we hereby tender
ranks and congratulations to the members of :
lie Convention for the ability and patriotism :
ley have evinced. The wisdom displayed by
lem and the spirit Of harmony which pre-
sled, we believe will result in redeeming the !,
ate from he infamous thraldom under
hich she now suffers.
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The CRoPs. long and severe drouth
has done serious injury to the late crops of
cotton and corn. The cotton crop on the hills
has been more seriously damaged than the
crops on the low lands. The stiff lands on the
river and ba' GUS have as yet stood the drouth
much better than the sandy and lighter soil,
and the cotton has shed fewer Of its forms
We give as an estimate, after dilligent in
quiry, that two-thirds of a cotton crop will be
M sde, at all events, and corn sufficient to sup
ply home demand.
lands its growth has been reta, -.vu by the
drouth.
Altogether, our prospects TO, successful
crop are Aattering, particularly wnen COM
pared with the disastrous failures of last wear.
[Alexandia, (Rapides), Caucasian, 22d inst.
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CARPET WAREHOUSE,

Chartres street. IL
A. BROUSSEAU,
Importer, offers Wholesale and Retail
CARPETING, 1000 pieces, English and American.
OIL CLOTH Floor, Table and Enamel.
MATING, 1000 rolls, White, Check and Fancy.
WINDOW SHADES, COrnioes, Table and Piano
Covers.
CURTAINS, Lace and Nottingham Lace
BROCATELLE, Cotelines Reps, Hair Cloth, etc.
BURLAPS, % bales, various qualities.
au26 Mesa 2dn
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[ Card.

Many wonderful cures of Chronic Disease.
have been effected at DR.. J. W. LETTING
WELLS MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTI-
TUTE, No. $50 Canal street. Some of them OF
such obstinate malsnancy that, after repeated
failures and disappointments by other distip-
guished physicians, the sufferers had abandoned
all hopes Of relief. His medication is pleasant
ana his charges reasonable. Testimonials and
references given on application at his office.
au23-4t21A
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James Baird, of Scotland. in 1880, was
worth less than $40, James Baird, to-day,
Is the greatest iron producer in the world.
james Baird & Co. own nearly all the great
smelling furnaces in Scotland. They employ
5000 men and boys, and produce 1900 tons
pig iron per year. This Is equal ser tons
per week. The value Of thsss. swill
reach $8.000.OO0. The anuegoula the
concern ~ sstimated q q ( 1Ssf
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producing a better sample than any other. Price
- 'oper saw; all sizes hand For circulars and the
highest testimonials from every cotton State apply to
GOLSAN BROS, Cotton Factors and General gents
No. 80 Peldido street New Orleans aua6 3meod
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'asis,s by the rubbing Of some Aladdin S
amp. Haley each morning replenishes his
'snntess with all the varied stores Of journal
SIN hh pile after pile of Northern and
Western papers disappear before the besieg-
rs ihrang ef customers, by some mysterious
Ass-s Haaey Is reinforced BY those Of still,
*tes dates Go 10 Haleys, 10 Commercial
4ley. aud see for yourself.
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$1,000.
au26 1t2dp

A REWARD Of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be paid for such information as will lead to
the arrest and conviction Of the person or per-
sons that fred the Napoleon Avenue and Excel
sior Distilleries, on the night Of the 23d and
morning Of the 94th August.
y. HENDERSON.
au26 lot r. A. BEHAN.
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In New York it has gradually come to be
Considered more fashionable to have the we'd
ding ceremony take place in the morning than
I ne afternoon
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Pitt . growing weaker. The celluloid It's
5 aas Of the membranous lining of the cerre-
oeIlum is diaphanous, and it is feared the most
.ierous consequences will ensue
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We have received from Mr.. James Beggs,
President OF the New Orleans Typographical
Union Nc. II. neat compilation of their con-
sttutica and bylaws. for which we return
hanks
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youeg lady who WAS shot by her lover in
Warrington. some days ago, was led to the
marriage altar the other day by the fellow who
shot At her. There is nothing like pluck and
determination in matrimony.
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One reansrkabie effect of hot we ther, ac-
cording to Psnct, liz that elderly young ladies
express ragret that they are not on the shady
SIDE ~ ferty.
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Mr.. Bsechsr. in sermon preached in
Brooklyn. in the year 1856, upon the subiec,
IF sedsoers. after an eloquent peroration,
sad ~ thank God there is judgment,
a nd that there is hell"
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Western Produce and Provisions.

UeSterH Produce and Provisions.
800 bbls. Standard MESS PORK.
100 casks BACON, Clear Sides.
30 :. :. Clear Rib.
IS Shoulders
$50 half bbls. Choice Pig PORK
100 >. Family BEEF.
200 tierces Choice Refined LARD.
500 kegs :.
50 bbls.
so half bbls. Choice Refined LARD.
200 cases =. 8, 6 and
10 h caddies.
IS tierces Sugar cured HAMS, various brands.
loo, 900 lbs Dry Salt SHOULDERS, summer and
winter cured.
so firkins Goshen and Western BUTTER.
50 boxes Choice Western CHEESE,
so boxes Bulk BACON.
In store and for sale by
BYRNES & BRO,
au23 7t2dp Sc Poydras street.
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1Rneb- One Oollar pss Month, or Twelve Dshars
pr Yer.
rS,ui,Ss.s fr e,s DAILY BULLETIN received
ASonr oSsster - GrNyier street
The sUsA kTIN iasertA WANTS and TO RENTS,
~ s.Dssding Ono square, for Fifty Cents each.

'T1ds 00cesxne'u ,oas made by ,DHi3e men, for
Ss SaRS6 q vhac men and dheir posterity for
0u~, 0A 20wd be administered by phMe men
DoagaA
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ONrn STATES ClRcur CouRr-A Bill in
Jao~o~y In the United States Circuit Cont
Vas yesterday filed bill in chancery, by J. O.
Mixes. IT.. - counsel for plaintiffs, J. Aiken,
81 sSs. in which it is alleged that defendant A.
n - Kayne. has been manufacturing and
edinS certain cotton tie in violation Of the
riGhA = The plaintiffs, as guaranteed by Ger
San k:tcrs patent held by them. An injune-
--oae1 % ssep further acts of this kind, aswell
g ndemniH for los sustained Dy reason Of
-ae aces complained Of. are prayed 5os,
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It is estimated that 16O, 600 out of $50 600
pounds Of opium annually imported to the
United States, arc used as stimulant without
The toFnslity Of medical prescriptions.
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MsskeV. judge IN south Carolina, wears
siikea gown. and goes to and from court pre-
ceded ~ tn; sheriff carrying drawn sword
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TIE editor Of the Richmond Enquirer, in
sceakiag Of The recent great performance Of
she horse FMlowcrah, in running four miles
nIlsisutes and 1sl seconds, says: The
writer f this was on tho quarter-stretch re-
aorting 6be ~oe when hs came in, and heard
s''1psezick. his jcckev. tell Ten Brock, Lex
.aetoaa owner. that he could have made it
sss& =. ~ seconds less time, but he didn't
"snt = Pres him. All he cared for was to
scat a'ecamte's tine, which up to that time
-''ss The fastest fcur-milc heat on record"
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Groceries. Liquors., and Meats.
y. ACHADo.
| 17..-.-......-. Julia Street ........147
The place for
| CHOICE AND CHEAP GROCERIES AND
TEAs-Al LIQUORS, WINES, ETC.
THE CHOICEST FRESH MEATS, SALT MEATS,
FISH, POULTRY AND VEGETABLES.
The Best the Country Produces and Cheaper
in the City Of New Orleans.
If you don't believe it come and try me- GRO.
CERES and MARKETING delivered in any part
OF the city free OF charge. au25 I'm
The Charter OK Cooking Store.
oo> Combines
DURABILITY,
SIMPLICITY,
BEAUTY,
and is the only Cooking Stove made with
FILLEYS PATENT HOT AIR FLUE.
CHARTER OAK STOVES
are made to burn
COAL, COKE AND WOOD.
They give entire
SATISFAC TION
In all cases. They never fail
RICE BROS. & CO.,
Sole Agents,
20 and 81 Camp st. and J6J Magazine ST.
New Orleans.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS EGDE-
TOOLS, CRATES.
au23 2dpSu&We
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taree-oArd- expert is reported to
u ave olfaGod the directors of the Union Pa
ci6c Rsilr0 d bonus Of 500 per annum
for the exclusive right to play his little game
n Their Aeeping cars.
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We were pleased to meet yesterday morn
NC or friend and quondam resident of New
Orleans, AR. j. A. Eice, who removed to
Washington City some months since and is
Engaged there in the practice of law
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Stace. from his celebrated news stands, No
- Canal street. sends us the Graphic, with all
the original letters and documents in the
Beech~- Niton scandal. exactly rerroduced;
also, Harper's Bazaar and other late papers
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1t is not true that Ksil ogg is we'll acguaint-
ID VIII Mr. Tiltor.
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A Card to the Public.

The disastrous fire which consumed our store
last night vii not prevent Us from executing
orders as usual from our friends.
Our Office will be at Messrs. BLOCK BRIT.
TONS, No. 4S CANAL STREET.
G.. n. BAYLEY / POND.
New Orleans May 80, 1874.
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Parity dcady weather to-day and fresh
hreeEes
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IL wAG only an accident after all Yester-
'tay afternoon they say falling plank used by
The we,&Den at the st. Louis Hotel, strikin
SAe acor. made q noise like the report of
trsss"l Kellogg turned green, swallowed the
contents Of two inkytands and a bottle OF cod
liver al before he recovered from his fright.
Me says 'ho doesn't like noise, ''hes so ner-
rgoNs yon know"
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The invitation SO generously extended to US
LAST night by number of gentlemen to
"a march. march, march-march with the Null
AIgss Guards, is respectfully declined We
have give. up the business We turn over
me invitation 10 Kellogg.
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Ytysician. on presenting his bill to the
executor Of the estate Of a deceased patient,
asked, "Do you wish to have my bill sworn
sof' NO, replied the executor, ''the death
# Che deceased is enough to prove that you
atseade& him professionally
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Flour. Grain. Preyigie.s.
For sale in lots to suit purchasery ct very law
est rates.
The following popular brands Of Hou. Of which
have largo LEX on hand 10 Nrive th6
attention OF the trade Is lavl.ej 70 iY,eueaf ~
same before golns elsewhere:
Hinckley Mills, 81. Patrick.
Eureka No. l, NapoIeoa.
Cape Girardeau City. Kew West Ban.tx
Sucker City, Tea Table.
LAWYERS Hamlet, Western Besutx.
OATS
5000 sacks Choice Galena OAEA
CORN
$500 sacks Choice White, Yellow and Mixed.
HAY
500 bales Choice and Primo.
BACON
Is casks Bacon, Clear and Clear Rib SIDEA
10 casks Bacon SHOULDERS
10 casks Dry Sailed SHOULDERS.
50 tierces Refined LARD.
100 kegs Refined LARD.
Is cases Sugsr-cured MANS
b. T. LAWLER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Nos. Is TO 50 Peter Strest
QAte Nsw Levee,)
Hn1 ~ q. q . nd IS ya1lsa GhssA
ae0 anna6 Nv ou1mnA
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THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST

New Orleans has brought forth pedestrian
named Memory, who is said to be training
with Judgment and Discretion. Y. World
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The Dubois Cotton Gin.

This celebrated
fange Gin is rapid
~ superseding all
others; it cuts the
seed cleaner, giving
more pounds Of lint
from same quantity
Of seed cotton. 1t
does more work on
less power, same
number of saws,