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ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

British steamship Bolivar Doherty, from West IL
MES via Vera Cruz, to PIN, Forwood &co-4th
district
Bark George Peabody, Brooks, from from Rio ia
metro January 49, i'll ballast, to kAiiller Zoo
4th district
Bark Angela, Lhue, from Matanzas, to Ii PUG eco
Point
Bark Araldo, Tarabochia, from Havre February 10,
to Elmer Bader-2d district
Schooner Texas Ranger, Buchanan, from Havana,
to MASTERED district
Schooner Kate Buchanan, Dodiaun, from Sabine
Pass, to master-2d district
Schooner G Whipp,e, Evans. So days from Rua
tan Island, to Morgan &co--2d district P T
TOWBOATs.
Ocean. Williams. from the Passes-Towed down
to the bar, 18th utimo barks EneTgie and Alice
pbell-Brousht up ship Geo Peabody
I Jewett. Wright, from the Passes-ToWed down
to the bar, 2lst utimo. ship Victory and bark
Dan Draper-Brought up bark Angela and schrs
Texas Ranger and Kate Buchanan
Abita. Palmer. from the Passes-Towed down
to the bar, lst instant. bark Maria-Brought up
bark AIaldo and schooner q Whippe
STEAMBOATS,.
Susie Silver, Silver. from st Louis
Thompson Dean, Pepper, from Cincinnati
Carrie Thorn. Mitchell, from Grand Ecore
Bart Able. Bardnco. from Camden
Fleta. Greenee. from Delhi
Hensiev. Endere. from Lower Coast
Marie, Bassett, from Pilot Town
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SECOND SESSION.
SENATE CHAMBER, I
New Orleans, January 7, 1874.
The Secretary called the roll:
Presentation. c. G. Antoine, Lieutenant
Governor and President of the Senate, and
Messrs. Alexander, Anderson, Barber But
Ter, Blunt. Bovee, Cage, Crawford, Greene,
Harper, E. +. Herwig. Ingraham, Pol
lard, Rey, Sypher, Twitchell, Wharton,
Whitney-2l.
The Senate then rose from executive
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WILLIAM II. GREEN,

<fss!stdHV otUE5UaTy OF tH6 oeHat6.
SENATE CHAMBER,
New Orleans January 81. 1874
The Secretary called the roll.
Presentation. G. G. Antoine, Lieutenant
Governor and President of the Senate, and
Messrs. Alexander. Anderson, Barber, Bel
den, Black burn, Blunt, Bovee, Brewster,
Burch, Butler, Cage, Chadbourn, Craw-
ford, Daigle, Greene, Harris, Harper, E. +.
Herwig, Ingraham, Kelso Mascot, Rey,
Stamps, Twitchell, Weber, Wharton-26.
The Senate then rose from executive ses-
sion.
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WILLIAM II. GREEN,

Assistant Secretary of the Senate.
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WILLIAM H. GREEN.
Assistant Secretary of the Senate.
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SENATE CHAMBER,
New Orleans, January H. 1874.
The Secretary called the roll.
Presentation. c. G. Antoine, Lieutenant
Governor and President of the Senate, and
Messrs. Alexander. Anderson, Barber, Bel
den, Blackburn. Blunt, Bovee, Brewster,
Burch, Butler, Cage, Chadbourn, Crawford,
Green, Harris, Harper, E. +. Herwig,
Kelso, Mascot, Pollard, Rey, Stamps,
Sypher, Weber, Wharton, Whitney-26.
The Senate then rose from executive ses-
sion.
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I'll. Eilnira. \. X. .i-s.. Dnhli.,.. 70.
,na.c. .. lad, il. Dundee, Yates county.
WHO was >ec.etly Iuarfle. il Is. :. =. jol,.
.o:ion 1almage. = England. WHO WI. 'i>i.-
.ng tins country and studying ;he social haAit-
.. the so'.n,s. people. :. 'oln va. . re-
:urn within ;. wear ant. claim u. bride. he
nese, came, Tne clergyman ~ho married
Chem died. leasing :he aecre: undisclosed.
Not until March 49, .r.s Their. any new d..
ve.opmens vl,o1-h an advertisement =
81. Talmage ,iumii. 'le ili.e OF nineteen
ye4Ys ago was found Si. John Vas seriously
injured .oo.l atiey returning home and sud
.l,nlv lost lis senses Last winter his reason
returned. but he soon afforded. H revealed
tie story Of Lis marriage ana Left - tpJ no
e. his wife If she could be found. Lady Tai
&c viii 80 70 England e claim Ler estate.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.

T ABORERS MECHANICS, CLERKS AND
IL others who desire to place their savings
where they will produce fair rate Interest and
at the same time be free from the hazards of fire.
burglary or other accidents, to which it is so
often exposed in dwellings, and boarding houses,
should patrouze the CITIZENS SAVINGS
BANK, Grunewald Hall, J. l.. GUBERNATOk
president; NJ. BENNER, cashier. aus In
I OUIsIANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
II DEPOSIT COMPANY,
81 .......... Camp street ............51
Z. 9. PALMER, President.
JAMES JACKSON, Vice President.
ED. CoSERl, FREDERICK WING,
J. H. KELLER, W. II. THOMAS,
DAVID WALLACE, JAMES JACKSON,
L. c. PALMER.
Its capital gives security to deposits.
Deposits Of Fifty Gents and upwards received
and SIX PER CENT. INTEREST allowed.
ivlO Bun JOHN S. WALTON, Cashier
ME FKEEDMENS SAVINGS AND TRUST
Savings Bank, Chartered by the United States
March l-65.
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH
1>1 Canal street, Corner of Dryades.
Bank Hours from \. NJ. to =. NJ
Open Saturday Night I" receive Deposits from to-
O'Clock.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
c. y. SIURTEVANT Cashier
apo en- HENRY BACAS. Assis Cashier.
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION
1855 Canal street.
TRUSTEES.
DR.. w. Newton Mercer,
G. F. Generes, David Crquhart
George Jonas, John Il. Gaines.
Thomas A. Adams. Carl kosn
Thos. Allen Clarke Christian Schneider
Chas. j. Leeds Samuel Jamison
Interest allowed GA Deposits.
L. +. GENEkES. President.
SAM JONES Cashier. aplE'74lv
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3.272 90, s,739 oo9. 600 sl4 ID


Thus. the three Southern States of Virginia
Kentucky ana Louisiana, with less popula-
ton than New England, and with lie IS than
halt its wealth, pay over two and halt times
as much revenue The sin lie State Of Ken
.ucks pay. az much as all New England: Wis
cOnsiil pays as much 81, ssl GOO as all the
New England States except Massachusetts
81. sll.uUU3. Illinois pays over three times
as much SIG ;H:5,'uGj as all the New England
States: vet New England has two-sevenths
more population than Illinois. and twice as
much wealth. and sends to Congress twelve
Senator. anc twenty-eigLt Representatives,
while Illinois sends only two Senators and
nineteen Representatives. Not only. therefore,
il the Internal Revenue system founded on
III. ross iIiTs:ic. Of drawing nine-tenths
IT il. product from Western and Southern
erIin and tobacco. BIZ. it commits the
further injustice .: ieyrins excessive taxes on
three ..tdin. iiia.utdcturil. interests Of the
West and Sol.tL -C.IstilIny brewing and to-
Oacc" lnanutactl2.ln. TIT only kind of ,'.alIIi.
featuring ia III. whole country. with the eX-
ceptio.l If cas-laaki,g 'lat are taxed at all
w. do no. lo-. ...ht -: the fact that it is the
CONSUMER. 70. u. A!tnl.l;.c,u rer. VIII" pay.
III. Il. il. th -. aud .iat tn. 80, 900 OOU o.
int. rh.t. l@T.l4le Annually collected from
wnisley. .J..ccr and s,-er. j. really paid !y
'n''' VII" 80 :n,s" articles Ii" matter IA
"na' state tA': ~. ba' the bearing OF
TIL, -. "a the i. Sion ,ea!Iy augments the
.nl.otce .nsfe"o ~ 'tlssll"tlnS It, Who
-. 'tr caiei .'&'''l;;.fr' OF the three art.
rl"- tx ln~'"e.' ;;.@'d: }" the credit OF
~ ~ .-n2M't. .1e"ple y may be answered,
no: hey. - :.Ie t.iscredit ri Western and
SontEIrrl people. j: ANY one pleas. 20 look ut
7 7! nat .l-it'. ! a5.E he 'Hd tiA.t they are
'il' drinkers {. WHISKY an. heer. and the
'h."ef' 'nlc SMOKER. OF tobacco, But TINS
hi'.he> u,- !!',.'e' ~ "'f,@' iof 1t not "iil,
nriii5- me -ttF. '@A 20 III" people OF the
Ne,t :'ld >2'';A = ~, but u shows that "nr
'hcl>t -.!arA- iia' '.e'! >kl.if'IlE ana most
,itc'i'eiN d. ,!a.t' % IMPOSE no ':zes Oh Ne"
"a i''h' h,'i'-. ''ile' e';e,siYe taxes Oh the
hatH39 u o'oef ~e''sohs' Drihklh? beer ana
WHISKY ~" slh.'h'hS "hH cheNih3 to"acc may
:" wy ~ pf.c'i',1s b'I} IL IS not
i,if' lot an mat /" Li"he 'he man WHO
efhiii. NJ. 'tir' aye me man WI" does neither
Il. Il X
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NOTICE 10 !AX-!AIEnS.
lEP.r.INESr OF Ns.,ssNE.rs.

City Hal. Room -, Au9. 49, 1874
1n ac"o-lauc. with .cc'ion .ev.il. city 5.ll.
..lnc. .r.,nber a. Administrator. series, nutI e
Is hereby gwen That Ii. Assessment on Real Is.
.ate an! :'cr.9a! Property within 'iie city. for
he yea. Isl. nov complete. amt WI. y. open
for Inspection and correction az the Ufic. - tn.
Department o. .A--e--mtnt :. Boom y. " Hall
from oclocl. \. VI. till ..c.ocl. \. H. f,SJ.ndav.
excepted, during thirty lay. from :h. .at.
hereof. at which 'nne a. complaints. Of either
sleTed
And taxpayers aye ,e,e'}v notified .. attend ..
'hclr assessments n person. Il. application.
for the correction %. assessments VII BE- enter.
tanned br any cie.k of TIL. depart .nt. uni. -
made by the owner Of tie property in person ~
by lie legally authorized agent. III. order
must be strictly obeyefi
au15 In Il J. sIURCKE:. Adn.inis'rato.
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l. y. Peck Rules ana iteguia'ion> for I'd.
Convenience of Merchants. Banker. ant
Others.
Iron 80 >. Y,oris Republican,,

IRON eHe -. IONS E"pT Jl.can.y
: V.oi. entering this Office yon arr iarticl..
lallv requested mot t. use the door mat, a, W.
VIII = aeealnu. = soil fora potato crop.
2 Peas. leave tE. door wide open. ~.
,hoil,. Won FORGE yaur,tl: and close i. sl..iI
II INV .IuGde. Winter arrangement.
). j. The prulriGto. il engage in conv,'sa.
ZION and il is rorlr turn next ,e.,,e lean youy
-tl.,ir a-ai,i-: the wall .nd wni,t.e MuIiigan
.uard~" i you can't whi>,le. .ine.
;. .e"e. uegl-a "a opportunity % imp,oy.
your .ll-: i ". are temros .s.lv absent u
~ Il. ,.e.k, PICK .oug 800 .ltA the 60. i
:,en ..,. I.aj, ~. letters. Nor. :..4v y. :ounc:
Il! :he ,!-l.. han: ..a.er.
.. >m.hi., ), particularly a.r-.aii.: !:
vou w ": poo. .:..a... =. vi. lend yo'. :.
:. Il 50. any spi..o-.!.. r.el.. expect.
.a.e u Ii. ..9o1. a, the :9.u.e. axe only !.
Ornament.
:. ~. o.,.cy .o,l, Il: .i..4.i.: 70 .o.ici.o,.
%: church subscription. AZ. from u 70 !. F..
'pc.. agents.. 20 .: Advert wing men, al.
~ ~. attend 10 .,,Ir own 'U.l'lrss at might.
II. ned a'6u' y too'.atl .aor. q If. IL
.r,..c. u yo,. a.e acquainted. with AZ, agen,
please send INN III, de- ,l.!>n. Icy. here Ill. Z.
.e-tti Ia.
!. .}en. Iesi:at. q Ak ~ I :oan-.l.e
i,.er IL. bette. but .alh 4h5a. something
Else II ~ Laur beforehand. ZINE isn't WOW!
I. ce, yta. - II.
j.. Persons ha.ing no especial bushes. vii.
= VII! please cal. a. often d. tLeir health viii
permit ~ .ei.d doctors .e.t.t.a.t. III Gas. g.
absence.
II P.rtie. 'easin. ll.e ca,ent.ar. viii oilg.
IL ~ Placing them. tor tit Pr .en.. in the ba.-
ut under tie desk. q un;.l We san get "a 70 IL
with more councillors walls
T. Bill collector, will hang statelnent, on
til fl ana cal on saturday Y, 1 p 81
II. This store close, at 3 ]. n On Sa;ur-
'.ys
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4 .;Ai.SIDE .sCEtE

Nv. W. Young in At.aLtc.l
An armed cavalier at close Of day
Hating his steed beneath tavern sign.
To drain measure Of the landlords vine.
Win Yui. and toast ann troopers 1ouAGelay:
N. little tarmai:, with her cheeks af,ame,
L.tnng HI. wayside Wiz. the while LeI feet
AtlT idle cir he. III the duet. and b. al
4 - ",yrIse, hat pleas. and Aalf shane.
liz. .:.iL.a.! III. trembling a.i,..s nAirlef
~ evening wlud.. and ;Gr "a dale AM. dowA
AL' hIghwa. winding 10 some happy town.
AcS.-s H.. Iu.uls spyt.re Of tie word:
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H'tsoS. II. uANDA :. 90,
~ ana 10 KosaI street. New Orleans,

~ and 10 Ro.al street. New Orleans,
GENERAL MpoRTLh> OF FINE WINES
and LIQUORS, .n,. soc agent. Il Ne.-r.. SAFE
vae ,.e Eo,ge. sons celebr.t. /. Brandy. A large
supply in ,.or. .: III. III. re,. .i.tase., duty
paid or IN ,on'', ',.ai' purchasers.
Holland Gin, Jamaica and 81. Croix Rum, Port
Wine. French and s.. .lIlsl. COr4lials Haurie y,
and De Y9asi Shell... III quarts and 0ctayes in
lot- to suit purchasers, at low tignrcs.
A very arge and very Old stock Of old Ken
tucky, Bourbon ana Rye WHISTLES on hand, to
which We invite the special attention Of the trade.
an:3A L
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Ben Butler wanted Kansas T. name a town
after lin. but they wrote back that they lad
4 hamlet called "Hellville and coaldu |
tlink Q. bla.tins the State further.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

DARNES HOTEL,
MISSISSIPPI CITY,
The largest Hotel on the coast, Is now open
eve. ything in complete order, good Bathing ant
Fishing, accommodations for 500 persons.
Band of Music engaged for the season. Par
ties coming viii ask conductor to put them OF
Barnes Hotel station, half mile west Of mali
depot.
TERMS.
Per month, $50 and $50, according to rooms.
Per week, ST 30.
Per day, IS.
J. D. MAYER 4 CO.,
jy15 Pm Proprletors
INEGAkUEN HOTEL,
MISSISSIPPI CITY MISS.
under the management of CO.. J. o. NIXON, is ope,
tor the
Board per month tot four weeks $40 90
Board per ,dv .......-.....-....... 30
Children AMI servants half price. ie20 u
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~ II. LEVY u CO.,
BROKERS,
l16 .........--. Gravicr street. 126
BROKERS',

Cola and Silver Coin BalIk and Railroad Stock
Uuculrent Bank Notes. Lind Warrants, State
and City Notes State and City Warrants, United
States Bonds, Nutilated Currency, Commercial
Paper bought and sold exclusively Oh commission.
Particular ate. ton paid 70 settlement OF State
and CITY Taxes and Licenses au3O I'm
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NOTICE - MIR. E. =. RARESHIDE F..l4,s
N day wlthdraws from the firm of GEOhk4gs -
FOSDICK 4 Co George A. Fosdck iaehrlT.,.sS
with the liquidation of Its affairs, and MI
time the Ship brokerage business nna4c s.tn
same style and firm GEO. a. FCksGI:-s
E. p RARKS ALDM
New Orleans, July 20, 1874
Messrs. j. NJ. DOMINGUEZ and OnTVHn =
REZEAC have an interest in our hnsinN4 xalss
this date. GEO A. FOSDICK S CD.
July 90, 1874 .jy ~
"E, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE I'll
w day formed a copartnership under the tyrc-
name OF RARESHIDE Il CAMERON, sss, sissy
transaction of a steamship, ship brokersEsr s.p. i,
general commission business.
Z. 7. RARESHIDE.g
J. SPENCER CAAkEHtI
J. b. RARESEfIIN
Office Ill Gravier street, near Caron,iels..
y2'
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IS FIXTURES
(.tS COOKING. STOVES.

For 81 at NV Yorr. prices, b. P. II. QCINLAN,
$50 camp street. "as .ltt.n3 and Plumbing
st reasonable rate. au29 In
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! French aeronalt, Ia-l 81 Bgallet. recently
;ell nom H. BALBOA hr tle lrsakl e Of i rope
wLi.e making lis 3ulst ascent
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NINEs, BRANrIEc, SHERRY, ETC
- casks cLAKEr. Saffron, @. T.
80 :. :. | II. Wustenber".
10 :. :. ta-telp.oroG.
800 boxes ST. Macairc l.. 0vilie. etc.
100 packages COGNAC BRANDY. II jules Robin
4 Co., J. Y. pumon \ c., \. Seignette.
200 boxes CDGNAC BRANDY bottles and TASKS.
100 -. assorted BRANDT FRUITS, PEUNE,
and APEICOIS.
$50 boxes Itallaa WEYMOUTH.
200 Burgundy and Bordeaux DESSERT
100 casks Eolt. Younger SPARKLING ALE.
$50 =. Deetjen LAGER BEER.
80 =. Sup. nor Bordeaux CLAkET.
80 bLls White Wine VINEGAR.
200 cases SAHDINES in Or boxes small fish.
5000 boxes French WINDOW GLASS.
TO ARRIVE:
lG6 packages PORT VINE
400 baskets PIagniol OLIVE OIL.
800 boxes WEYMOUTH, Molly, Pratt & Co.
80 bbls White Wine VINEGAR
900 boxes
50 casks CLARET, Castelmoron.
% =. =. Castelfrane
40 very heavy and superior.
70 packages SHERRY Wine.
50 eases French MUSTARD.
25 . Petits Pois Verts Fins.
% Lunarchaud's Boncless SARDINES. hf
boxes.
200 cases SARDINES in Oil, rr. boxes, small fish.
1000 . French WINDOW GLASS
:. WAX MATCHES lBangies).
For sale BIZ BERCIER 4 DESMET,
s25t Importers, NJ Tchoupitouas street.
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A GROSS INJUSTICE.

1t is generally known that whisky, beer and
tobacco are the Salnsons Of the internal reve-
nue. system left: take out the other articles and
the system would still retain nine-tenths of its
strength. The total yield of internal revenue
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COPARTNERSHIPS

THE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING EErW,a 4 IS
/ J. Il. Groves and c. II. Chase utase. ,sgs
style Of J. Il. GROVES h CO., expires Es hs,ss,,
tation this day. Either partner Will as. ~
liquidation only. j. K. GROVES j. ga.
August 81, 1874 sei1i9
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3. 40i 900 s.. 552, OD9, 900 -, 937, 600

The two Western States Of Indiana and
Missouri, therefore, with about the same
population a, the six New England States,
and only fve-eighths the wealth Of those
States, pay to the Government nearly twice as
much revenue And vet Indiana and Missouri
have only four Senators and twenty-six Rep
resentatives III Congress, while the six New
England States have twelve Senators and
twenty-eight Representatives.
Take. how, three southern States, and pro-
iony the compari.On
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The three articles, whisky, tobacco and
beer, that furnished nne-tenths of this total,
are the products Of Western and Southern
agriculture: Western gram and Southern to-
bacco, therefore, pay about nine-tenths of the
whole internal revenue of the Government,
while the agricultural products Of all other
sections pay next to nothing This broad
statement OF a II .grant inirs ice is borne out
by examination Of the details of a system,
which seems 70 lave been ingeniously CON
trived by New England statesmen to shirk
from New England its equitable share OF
comm II bEr,len and impose it on the shout
ders OF other sections. The following tables
exhibit the population ana true wealth of the
,iy New England States and the amount of
.nterua! revenue pa!d by them in 1873:
Pop. Wealth Tax paid
Con,cctlcu.... 537.Uty IA 00.O00 S73,G0O
Maine. t2G.'Du 900 2l4.UOj
Mas ~2cillsetts l. $1,000 2,l32 Upg,rHO 3.76l 900
y. HAMPSHIRE 3I5UlO 252, oUe.00D 325. 900
Rho te Island. III go $50 V0 1924, 900
Vermont ...... $4,000 %. 100000 1000
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General Steamboat Agents

And Commission a,t Forwarding Merchants.
Agents tos Me'AltAis. CAIRO, 81. Louis, Louis
vile and Cincinnati packets. Particular atten-
ZION given - coil, elton. Of steamboat bills,
Office 100 fira..r street NJ stairs. au3o I'm
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GOAL COAL.
W. G. COYLE & Co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PITTSBURG. ANTHRACITE AND CAMEL
GOALS.
OHce. lbs Gravier street,
Corner Ju4la and Water,
81 Nv. g.. Race and Lee
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Tn. above sta-eneI. j. Jus. and correct tran
scrlyt from tEe books Of the Company.
PAUL FOCECHY. President
&. W. Nom Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA Z
Parish Of Orleans city Of New Orleans
sworn 70 and subscribed before me the -th day OF
June, LA. Z. CHS. CUVELER
notary Public. 40 Graver street
The nsuai zen per cent interest il payable TO the
stockholders on demand.
NtaECTORs:
P. Masp1o. David McCoard
5. Z. Ref l. F. Generes
NJ. PUG, .. Fourchy,
u. ". smith, j. J. Fernandez,
u. A. tharfrai1, j. i. Alien,
Cla5 Latte. feets
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{ ,oAl-coA.-
| am now prepared to deliver to families in guam
titles to suit, the best qualityof
SCREENED PITTSBURG COAL,
at GO CENTS per barrel. and wonid advise my
friends to send in their orders without delay. in
view of an anticipated advance iii the market.
ANTHRACITE AND VIRGINIA CAMEL
. COAL. AT LOWEST MARKET RATES.
All Coal sod hy weight, al 1sopounds to the bar
rex No one authorized 70 solicit orders outside
stmv office.
G. A. MILTENBERGER,
s1l0 j.: Camp street. Up Stairs.
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), 1eJ.V5O i. OBJ 100000 -. 172, 900
Tie following shows the population, wealth
and tax Of two Western States:
Pop Wealth. Tax paid.
Indiana. $4,000 Il ,26sO0. 600 $5,G7s. 900
Missouri .....41. 72l GOO 1924 900 4,259,OJ0
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-06
BUSINESS CARDS.

auto 3m" No. CGN,n,leICt stresL
- BAUMGARTNER, CIGAR MaNIrF.MS-,
IL. turer, 81 Magazine street, corMg NsksGr-s,a
New Orleans. Factory No. 33s, FIRST Ihle,'GaA
La. Amy description OF Cigars, except the .,sssa@
qualities, made to order in quantities OF atb w
more, as may be desired, at short notice, aIss %
as low a rate, if not lower than any othe- r,sng.s
facturer in the city or elsewhere. .,6~ssas
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-03-27
MARKET REPORT.


memphis, March 2o:-fiour dull and
uhcnengcd' Corn meal dull and lower Mt
. ioao 80, Corn scarce and hrm I6.
Oa's OF. nay active, good mixed II 90;
'lino.ny -. n'sn dnIl, ~ asked. Pro-
Vn,oDs qu'o' ana unehanged'
NEW ORLEANS, March 2G-Oats Grmer
a. az o''Cd,oi. 9u Dry salt mGais lrin at slC9
o. bacon quiet ana lower AT 'sdeStdet
]caisGsS7.' ] eri' sJou common osi lair 20 ial,y
t".i osEg Il prime SO. Moinssea scarce iair
''ani ,ss,hen'ing 4o4i2!i far reo9iied 90 Corn
eH' pIon'y ana Io"er ht 4o' Othcrs
unchanged
CHICAGO, March 2G.--Flour dull and
unchanged. Whoa. firm, No fpting
i @ii NO 203 fresh; 10 spot an 1
hPriIi 40 lC4Hl 10. Corn hrm, No
mixed ifesh O33c cssh ana April; G29
ozs May, 0o9 ne%i No z mixed 60. Rye
scarce and hrm, No fresn 9Oc. Oats
dnli ana unchangei. Barley quiet and
weak, NO ie.@l 10; No 3 fresh l 80.
York active and advanced IL 90 April
10 10 May. Lard demand fair
CISciNSATI, March 26.--Flour quiet.
Wheat steady at / 4j. Corn G,mcr md
higher at 6egGS. Oats steady at 5iG5s.
hye hrm at | VoCyl 10. barley dull. But
.er steauy. 1heese scarce and lrm. Pro-
Visions quiet tofR heid i3t@ lG; sales
inst evening at i1s; Lsrd quiet; stosm
oherihgs iiSht al "; Kettle 9i(S9.' Bulk
meats STEADY shoulders %; q B@S;
clear oiGSs' Bacon hrm; shoulders G}i
= nv clear "i@'si sales clear . loose.
Whisky urn %.
NEW YORK, March 26.-Flour quiet,
superfne western SOFAS 05; common TO
good OOG,G 40; good 10 choice 4JS-
j 46; avhite whea. extra G5a7 90.
Wheat, opened quiet, closed moro active
and higher, No Q, Chicago spring | AsG.
5l; No 2 Milwaukee J50l "a; un.
graded Iowa and Minnesota 42Gll "a;
northern and western spring ! 81. Ryo
and barley unchanged Corn closed
lower; new mixed western s9@92; high
mixed and yellow western 9l6g3; old