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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-09
Notice.

SUpERINTENDEN1'S OFFICE,
SPAkTANBURG IL UNION II. Il. Co,
nN and after June ] 1874, Trains on the
~ Spartanburg and Union l,ailroad will
run, making close connection with the
Greonville ana Columbia aud Atlanta and
Richmond AIRLINE Railroads, doing away
with tho delay at Aston.
The Spartanburg and Union Railroad is
completely equipped for this business;
Road being in flno condition, makes good
time and surn connections.
l'assonEers t.'aveling this route will have
every attention. w. W. DAVIES,
May27 Emo SUPERINTENDENT.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-09

Hay! Hay!! Hay!!!
AVN THE SOUTHERN WAREHOUSE
Ea5sHA OMPANY has always on hand the
largest stock Of HAY in Columbia.
comprising both Eastern and Western.
which will be delivered anywhere in the
city, free OF charge for drayage, and at the
very lowest rates.
Our facilities for purchasing and handling
are euch as to.enable us to compete SUCCESS
fully with any other house, and parties ia
need will do we'll to give US a call before
purchasing elsewhere, for ,oe cannot be un-
ttersold.
Particular attention is called to our stock
OF Eastern Hay, Which is the best in the
market May 3mo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-09
ECONOMICAL IN CONSTRUCTION,
SAFE IN MANAGEMENT AND
PROFITABLE IN RESULTS,

An Important enterprise for the develop
ment Of South Carolina.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-09
Spartanburg and Asbeville Railroad
Nature's High,oay Across Tie Mountains,
LIGHT GRADES, EASY CURVES, No TuSSELr.
LET 1T BE BUILT SPEEDILY.

4 link in tho Airline Road between t!::
ci,its OF Cincinnati, Lsuisvillc. st. Louis,
Chicago and Charleston, acvcnty-four
miles long, with less than twenty miles of
heavy work.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-09

Every citizen OF this State should own a
least ono Share.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-09

Sharcs Fifty Dollars each, payable in ten
instalimcnts.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-09

Shorter than any line from New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore to either OF
these cities, and many hundred miles
nearer to these contros OF Western trade
than any existing limo to Charleston
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-09

The Road that promises to make Charles
ton the market for tho trade of the grea
Northwest, tho West Indies, South Anne
RIGA and Europe; also, an important emf
grant station.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12
rgber. 20" fIaus bas gsrsett ser grs

vNber....?" flnng bas Eersett Der st
ftaunten.
@omtelfe Mimi ma6te cine Dirt DO,
&abenbmdel, belt Bic 9Gmbe mui6elf0r:
mig Dor ben Wtunb Mnb iagte tpi6tig
ySatpobIl Die @rGftn @eorgtne lift bod
bic @efabr, bic mir beieittgen tpoqer, bil
Teinotn Gurer 6obett? Ruu benin, id
babe bon meinem Better, benz alanen:
0briiten, gebSrt, es lei BON nnbesablba:
rem Bortbeile, i'm fetnbEt6en 2ager einer
Spion au baben. DaS Palais Segorbia:
o'gipars 1T has feinbltde 2aser. SD
opfere mid, t9 be3tptnge meiire Qntipa:
thte, t1 tperoe bic SreMn6in Der Getnotu
- tDtr itno bann bon alien ibren S9rit:
ten itetS unterrt1tet uub f0nneu tie be1tp
better befampfen! 9abe i6 re6t 2"
~, sic fino Elm SutDet, Wttnti !" rieI
pie 9erjogtn gerit6rt, ii1oem tie bic tinos
l16e Slfrt9uantllI untarntte.
@omtelle U2inli ma6te cine BirnMtte
une ia9te NIT Yat6o5, inoeln fie militatz
ri10 ialatirte: vNllo bon unorgen OH bin
t9 treulos un6 faIi9 nnb D~erlaile meine
gitige 9oDeit, um Die 8nieufreun6lu Der
tranaoitl6en Sdlau9e 81 iperpell, ME i6
gebbriantlt meloe!"
Die betoen 9ofbamen o%pplatbirten,
bic 9er;ogin flBte @omteiie Matint aberz
mails uno iagte: uWftr lit Elm Stein pom
9eraen gefauen, Oa i1 10 quite 9llfe INN
MID petB SD bite, meine 8amen, erz
tparten Sic mid bier. i9 ellie CUR Hei65=
grain, its I'M tbre 9uIfe au bitten. Au
revoir! '
Ano bic CUTE 9erspgin f6ritt f6tuers
tauig, balb getrDltet uuD bitterielt9, baB
tie mseoer etiIe ebelibe &rGnfltng at liber>
lteben babe, aus i1ren NpparteElentS.
&Gnm tpar iie binter bet Borttere nerz
l1puncen, uno faum battea iidh Die 6ret
9atnen aus ibrer re6ttptnfeligen 8ere
beugun9 aufgeri9tet, ais bieielben aud
etile gang anaere 9altung %anita6nlen. Sic
1pradelt tetn Wort mebr miteinanoer.
sic iparfen li9 muir bobnifde 8ltde au.
Die Talteltfcls Iegte it6 NIT etnem fur
5en iDarfen 9uiten auf eInen BalSac unb
fddDerte ii6 beftig. Die SIusfeI0 audte
ote N1leln mitletOie uno manote Der @om=
telle Wfinli in auffalleuoer @eiie ben
Nllden 3u. Die 2eBtere bate quite QMlt
III tbter fttOil6en Manter ben beioen
0artelt DC .3ltl8eniptBe su 3eigen. Sic
beDerrlOte lrD a5er nro Aupfte Sln SEM
tier. 3ort lpurDe Der Au5orud ibre5 @e>
iiebtes plSBti9 lebr alt nne i9arf. u9a,
pa" la0te lie far itO. uOu %9laublt, t9
iperoe Dir Su Sisbe Die Sreunoin bieier
fran5OFi0en SOIaage2 = NeiH, ertras
gen tam los ntDt, DAB tie bas 3iel ers
reidea ioA, mas tb ME erreiden tonnte!
9erri0en bier 9erri9en our6 iDre
SUGtpeit :? 8te arrogant! Bas fomMt
tie bierber, un liber II gu triumpbtrem
ulto Hn5 lIberitrablen 5u potter? go
large i'd at9me. loa Tie Mot reuiIiren!
04s iD tpil lite tallsu, Julien, bis t9r
ber &:tbem per9sbt, oieie = bee~gelaufene
Aetlon."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12
8. Gia &alais o9ue ssraael,.

9Gs Batats bes alten Generals 2uaite
mar Elm re6t titles 6aus. SIS berri1te
Der e6te SunsgeleIenton bariu. Ser
olte @eieral bra6te ieise Gaoe i'm .r1is
IitGrif6en 9ienfte" au, bamll i'm CAFES
hauie aber bel alien 8efannten, nit be-
men er Rolitif ODER 9offlati@ betreiben
toultte. Graf 9otbar Quaite, iein Sobr,
Der i91nudlte @aroeoffiaier, 0er ii6 benz
fen laht, Iebte e6enfaus ieinen militGriS
1ben uno 9pfpHt6ten unb Gaf6>9 etpobn=
betten, obae aber nas brtaante Glati@s
Salent letHes 4apa's seerbt at baben.
Seine freten Stunben bra6te er benin
aud onl tiebiten auf Spa3iergGngen p6er
Spaaierrtttea su, uno iein Iieblter Spa
3tergang mar na9 2oDienftetn, etHeln
tietnen Staot6en anoerthalb Stunoen
bon Der Heitpen3 entfernt, mo 8ertpanote
BON ben anaite's baulten, namli6 oes
@enerals leibli6er Better, Der SAuIs
Rsiiter SttB (StiB i9le@ttpeg) nit iei=
nenl Sobne u1b ieiuer So6ter. General
Qualte tpar BON 9auS aus ebenfaas einS
ta9er Standardization getpe1en, un6
tur Dem Ma1geI an eillern ltp6 tapfereru
Erteger I'M 2anbe Hibenbaulen bate er
es 3u ~nerbarfeu, bGB er 10 bod qe1tieoen
nn6 logar gum erbIt@en @rafen erboben
tporDen mar bur1 8erletbrng bes BUM
oesa Sneigenats. Ser General erinnerte
ft9 niat gerne on feline 9ertunft; er belt
es fIr cine BHi6t gegen ieinen 6tanb,
ia segen ieinen 9of ielbit, fi9 10 aoelig
ais mogli6 81 fuble1, nno Dor Nuem
onr9 etae ~aaerabeligite minbeitens breiz
Btgabnige 9eiratb ieines fdmmden @obs
mes fur trliner nit ben Sraoitionen ieiz
ner 9erfunft al bre6en. 9ies ioate nun
6ur6 bic 8ermdblung heiielben nit Der
1panii4sfraaao}ifben @rafin, Der Ni9te
6es ftolaeftrn @ranDen bon Der @eIt, ses
f3eben.
2aB General Quafte feline 2oeieubors
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12
@ie gut, OaB 6u So

ni6t fOmmen... @ie gut, baB 6u 6a
; btit!"
/ ySa!" iagte @raf 2otbar un6 fpieIte
nit. ibrer tleinen 9arb. v9tber td muB
Ieioer f6on tpieoer geben. SD bin nit
bei1em Bruber tntGarten getpeien. Qiebe
Cont, guten Sag. Btrit bu an mid benz
Ten?
uDas tpeiBt Du ia !" in9te 1te gan, tra,z
rio. .Wtust DIT l6pn ioieber fort ?" &c
Lag in bieien Bprten III cine fanfte
9rauer. n&onm bath tpte6erl Gs pirb
iebt 10 ftiI bier. 0aft bu 10 Dte1 81 tbun q
9rat SptDar rattle it6 nit feftem gntS
l9lH1ie alf. pSa,~ fagte er. KS9 tpnn1s
aber nlor9en %tpieOer, Cont. yebs toobt!"
ST fdtttelte benz Bruber 6te 9arb un6
naDm bar1 ieinen arin. v8ttte, anton,"
iugte er- nbegIeite mid bis au1 bic @ieS
len. SD m6tte Dir BON beiner S6tpeS
iter er5dblat,"
usBaS penn 2" td6eItc bet g6iIpIoa.
vgSaS 2" murmelte Der @raf. uNb,
baB i'd fdpn frob bin, fpenn i'd ibre,t
Sruber all nleiner Sette ipeiB. 49,. Belr
IS nur ein 9ttttel gdbe, metren Batter IN
befebren! 9ertu ieinen 3prn ertraa' i'd
ntdt. g8enn tj beberfe, Dab er ptelIeidt
nur ~tpentge Sabre NOD su Ieben bat! Sin
Nfittell Sin DtitteI!"
Sn tuf9eregtem gefprG9e f0ritten iie
ipettcr.
.@eneraIGua mar mod nt6t 3nSette,
ipte tetn SOhn 1ub 9aule fam. Gr 1aB
llber etter &arte oes Srte9sa5auplaBes
BON @bIipa tit benz senletnf6aSsi9en Sas
Ion.
80 fpdt mad Sauie 2" f6narrte Der
General, betnt Gintritte ietnes So6ne5
anfltarrenb.
rSa, Bapa."
pWo getpeien 2"
rSn gOoienitein."
pytibt BET @rdfim @eor9ine 2"
vJtein."
nunnsrSeibIi@ 11nberautiportli6I ges
metn!"
u0atte feline i3eit."
su tbr!"
v3u befebIl4
r@ut. Qoieu!"
Der iutge @raf cling 1T fem G9laf>
simmer, aber ct i6ltef nod LANCE nt6t,
obwobl CT fetnen Sobann baIO entlteB.
Gr 11B 1toD LANCE an Dem D~tfefet sens
iter, ipsl6eS IN Sen 5of btnausfIbrte,
Iei6te &au6p0Lf9en aus fetuer Gigarre
in Die laue fternenbebedte yta6t binausz
fenben6. IS mar etne ftiue Na6t, NEE
nt9ftens eri6ten iie 10 in benz foiernens
baften BalatS Der Quafte'S. @raf 9o@
thar babte baratl, tpie groB nn6 DOE fetn
Daterli6eS 6aus fei. gs tparen tpoDl
&ammerbtener, &utf6er, &ettfne6te unb
elm Sod ba. Qber Mdrner MAIDEN ME
Elm 9aus tuobnli9. @raf 2otbar O66te
a1 ieine freuOeloie Sugenb III bteiem
6auie. ST ba6te 6ararl, pie Die nielen
3imlner ME bon etnem SrauenIa6en pts
berbaIt hatten, TO LANCE er, Der u~1Mtterz
Ioie, 0enfen fonnte. ytie batten Diefe
3immer fr56li9e &in6eripiele gefeben,
ME tparen fte burb etn aGrtLi6es 2tebesz
mort gebeiltgt tporben. uub er ba6te
barar, tpie ba5 piles anoers unb freuRb>
lt9er tperben f6nnte nit etneu1 S9lase,
bur3 bic @e9entDart oes bIb16en, berg
Ii6en Mdb@enS aus 2~oofenftein. @ie
ale @Gnge nnter ibrem munteru 9a9eu
elei6iam anftpa6en tpirbet1, nnb ibre
1IBe Stimme tauienb Ietfe, I~iebfoIen6e
g6o's erme6en tuiir6e. limb ft6er gGbe
es bann aud 8lunnen in ieinem SimWer,
III Dem ibrtgen, iiberau = Ibera4l
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sides at 16lc 10 do at l6sc, % at 16sc, ~ at TIC
and 40 b ycs shoulders at 115c " Il. Offers Oh
l6 c were refused for round lots Of clear rib sides
and 17c for clear sides.
| BREAKFAST BACON Is in hight supply ana
fair demand at 160lh]c y ii for estern.
HAMS-Are in supply and dull, at l4Gl3c U
ID for choice sugar-culed. =.
! LARD-The market is bare Of rou'd lots. II
| IL in request and higher, and offers OF l6.c are
! refused for fierce IN lots 80 kegs rehned soIo
at l6!c u II. fierce is jobbins at l6sc. keS nc
| u II.
WHISKY-Lousiana rectifed commands 81 u
al o., and Western 81 040tl 08 r gallon Choice
Cincinnati is IN demand and strong at 81 w u
gallon. ,
aom naIlv at Is y busbel to arrive.
WHEAT IN BULK-None Oh hand. NO. red
winter is quoted nominaliy At 81 ~ b bushel de-
vered on board ship.
CORN IN SACKS-Fair supply and moderate
demand The sale, comprise 800 sacks, OF
which 500 yellow mixed, in burlaps, ana org
white mixed IN burlaps at 95c. 300 yellow mixed
at 97c and $50. 400 and 800. choice white at
CSC u busllel. :.
OTIS Are in good SUPPLY and limited de.
mand 400 sacks sold, Of which $50 choice a:
Gle and $50 DO at sc u bushel.
BRAN-Is in fair supply and dull. LOU sacks
sold at 81 90 u 10 II.
HAY-Good supply and very little inquiry:
The ales are confined to 275 bales, OF which l5O
ordinary at s23, and 125 choice at s27 u ten.
BAGGlNG-We note a continued good demand
and firm market Domestic jute is retailing at
l6c; hemRl5.c India in balessand rolls at l2Ol25c
Syard
SALT-The stock is being reduced and some
lots are going forward. Dealers rates are Coarse
at 81 25, fine 81 35011 40 " sack. Turks 1sa nd
is quoted at soc per bag Of two bushels. When
taken from warehouse a reduction is made for
drayage. Table Salt, in pockets sells at 2s96ac
each as in size.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

| American Mutual Insurance Association o.
| New Orleans-Nw Orleans, Sept. 10, 1874 -Delln
/ auent Stockholders are hereby notified to come Tor
ward and pay their third installment OF per cent
on capitl stock without further delay. otherwise
| legal proceedings will be instituted
BY order OF TIE President
! P.J. SULLIVAN,
sl76 Secretary pro TEN.
| State Of Louisiana, Auditors Office, New
! Orleans Sept IL, 1s7t-Havin- again assumed the
duties of my office. from which was unla"fully ex
PEELED two years ago:
Notice is hereby given tn { all tax lies now an
nouncrd in any city parish OF this State are hereby
suspended until further orders
Tax Collectors. not holding commissions issued 10y
His Fycelencv John McEnery, Governor OF the State
Of Louisiana or His Epctencv Davidson B. Penn,
Lieutenant Gov ernor and Acting Governor of SAID
State are hereb, forbidden continue the collection
of taxes. Jas. rhA An
sl7 Au'iiOr.
Notice to COn.ixnees.-The American Stean-
sbip Wmin ton Capt. j. b Baker from Baltimore,
i, now discharging her carg" Post u, FiIst Dis
trct Consignees hereby notified to attend to the
receipt of their goods the levee otherwise they
wi be stored at their Iisk and expense.
J. NJ. WITHERSPoON, gent
MSE2t No 60 Carondel"t street.
Variety Dramatic Ciub - special n.e...x
WEDNESDAY EVENING, September 10TH at u
o'clock over Hsrt's Loan Office. ner It Charles
and IRA Ter streets. Business of lmportano
sl6 ltM&E GEO W. OTH Vice President.
special Notice to Passengers and shippers
The steamer K, ?. LEE WI i'av" gu whDNEs-
'''0' WI CAMPBELL. Master
81 itE&M Steamer /. + Lee.
Citizens Bank Of Loni>iaua--At n Regular
meeting OF the Boafd held FRIDAY, 18th lust. Mr.
JAMES J. TAREErON was Itnauin- casly elected
Cashier in place Of Mr.. J. L. Delorv, removed.
ausO I'm JOHN 6. GAINES. President
The Price Of Ten Dollars $40, per ton for
good COTTON SEED delivered on the levee here.
and regulated the Goth of November last Will be
continued until further notice for the ensuing ar
commencing lst september 18Th
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-17
BANKERS AND BROKERS.

BANKERS AND BROKERS.
T OULsNNA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
IL DEPOSIT COMPANY,
5l............ Camp street ............5l
CAPITAL $500, 900
Z. o. PALMER, President.
JAMES JACKSON, Vice President.
ED. CoNERl, FREDERICK WING,
j. H. KELLER w. H. THOMAS,
E. G. PALMER.
Its capital gives security to deposits.
Deposits Of Fifty Cents and upwards received
and SIX PER CENT. INTEREST allowed.
jy10 3m JOHN s. WALTON, Cashier.
THE FREEDMENs SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY
A Savings Bank. Chartered by the United States
March, 1885,
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH,
1872 Canal street, Corner Of Dryades.
Bank Hours from A. M. to 3 2. M.
Open Saturday Night to receive Deposits from to T
Interest Allowed Deposits.
c. d. STURTEvANT, Cashier.
ap3o 6m HENRY BACAS. Asss'. Cashier.
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
I56 Canal street.
TRUSTEES.
DR.. W. Newton Mercer
G. F. Gsleres, David Urquhart
GeoI &c Jonas, John &. Games,
Thomas A. Adams, Carl kOnn,
Thos. Allen Clarke Christian Schneider
Chas j. Leeds, Samuel Jamison.
Interest allowed Oh Deposits.
L. F. GENEKES, President
SAM JONES' Cashier. aDlS'7A "
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~ lU(ico some movement in financial circles
Gay and better cling generally. The
sseney IN. rket is rather quiet hn- with Fan
srraEA for discount at the banks, while The
-rings On tbe street are moderate. We hear
hut few negotiations in commercial sigma
~, end of nothing that indicates any quota
varlaIiOn in rates. We continue TO quote
.,,ted signatures, with Or without collaterals,
ssS at 15nl8, and second grade at ga u cent
- mah. First-class mortgages are still quo
e as 10 y per cent per annurn. and secon
f2ola opened al 1903 olO9l. against 1907 at New
york, a.d after moderate business, closed at
9t0dl0, against l1Oin that market. The sales
"tmmsA Up 900. embracing: 5000 at 1921:
90 ahdt 1000 at 1892, $1,000 and sl2 900 at 1907
- oDooo a ITO.
&O eal0s OF Silver were reported. American
~ dollars we're still quoted at 1O4iI105, and
sexican dollars at 81 gold.
4 Commercial sterling was shade lower, re-
yyAHhg = slight change in the outside figures,
ssysile bank was unchanged. The sales amounted
80 Esn0. embracing f250O Al clear at 5.2s,
. go palVate ankers' at -. fj0J and $500 bank
~ SID end E5O0 do sight at 537,
Naasing Eaaspired in francs and rates were
a - dose Sterling bills we're quoted at 5.27
aaB.9gA Ser bill Of ladlng aud Al clear, and @
81 ~ baak and francs at 4.77AD47 64 for pri-
gAte, End - for bank.
The O1eGings Of Domestic Exchange were
rthsr 1no1erate and rates were without quotable
,nxiatiea. The only sales Of New York sight re-
ssytod wore go, 900 commercial at par and $40
20 do end bank At y cent premium.
The banks continue to check on New FORK at
y cent premium and commercial sight was
Il quoted at t@o3-l6.
al Aasses Of Sc .urties are unsettled, and no
rsnsaoaaons are reported on which to base any
s,lshas quotations.
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I
| tisemenis Of steamboats, intended for insertion
IN our cOumns, viii meet with prompt attention
! if directed to me, at the BULLETIN office, No 10.
GravIcr street, or if left at my office, III kouns
! Banding, Canal street ferry landing, between
A. NJ and L. NJ. GEO. j. DUNCAN.
The weather remains unsettled. We had
slight shower of rain yesterday evening" and the
prospect Is good for more by morning.
Business the landing yesterday was better
than II has been for weeks past. Every iiidica.
ton Of the late successful struggle OF our clti-
zens for Ii berry has passed away, and our mer-
chants ard steaGD9aimen, feeling secure under
the present adm Illustration. have gone 10 work in
earnest. and ere many weeks we Will see our
wharves (such as they are at presently completely
blockaded with the products OF the West and
South.
We we're panied to learn yesterday that our
esteemed friend, Capt. James Mellon, the we'll
known, energetic agent of the kountz Line re.
ceived outlet from one of kellogg's Hessans
last Monday evening and in consequence Of his
wound, which IS slight, will be confined to his
room for several days.
The weather remains unsettled and rain
storm can be looked for at any hour.
The splendid Frank Pargoud, J. NJ. White
master &. Holmes clerk, leaves at p. NJ. to-
day Tor Chicot City, mouth of White River. Ar
gyle, Nicksburg and all intermediate points. The
Pargoud is one Of the finest passenger packets
atioat, and his officers are too well known to
need single word of praise at our hand.
If orr readers find our column lacking in in
tercst, they can attribute it to he task that has
been imposed upon the people recently, and
during the excitement but lew items could he
CLEANED on the river front.
The departures Yesterday were r. Il. sc for
Nicheburg, Bertha for Opelousas, Empire and
Mary Ida for Lower Coast, Belle Of Shreveport
for 81. Louis, and St John for Baton Rouge.
All tho departing steamers yesterday had good
frelghts
M c. T. ycilander has been appointed solicit
ing freight agent for New Orleans. st. Louis and
Chicago Railroad.
TIE cabin of the Ouachita packet Willie was
perforated by over dozen bullets fired by the
metropolitan polices last Monday evening.
At last accounts Rcd River was rlslI g slowly AZ
Shreveport.
by Telegraph
NIcksBuRG, Sept. 1G. 1S74.-T0 Capt. Jas. Mel
lon Agent kountZ Line: Steamer JnO. +. Tolle
vii arrive Friday morning and leave Saturday.
D. NJ. BRADY Captain.
The Willie, Capt Blanks, leaves at P. NJ. to-
day for all landings on Black and Ouachlta rivers
The Bell Rowland, Geo. W. Rea master, Chas
Drown clerk, leaves at 5 p. NJ. to-day for Grand
Ecore and all way landings.
The Stella Block, Capt. sam. Block, leaves at
P. NJ. to-day for all landings on Black and Qua
chita rivers.
The Tom Jasper leaves this evening Tor st.
Louis.
The new crops of cotton and rice are coming
rapidly into market
Amongst the next boats due we may m nton
Inc. Jno F. Tolle, and Jas. Howard from ST
Louis, Natchez from Vlcksburg, Fleta from Grand
Ecore Bastrop. Bertha Drummer and w. j. Be-
ian from Red River.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-17
DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY,
mr.. A. F. MCLAIN-
DENTAL SURGEON,
Has removed to No. 1877 CANAL STREET,
next the corner OF Dluphlne where he Is pre-
pared to attend to All tn. iutes OF his profess
sion. Special attention pad 10 Oral Surgery, as
well as TO the making OF Ar lnclal Dentures
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ReceIots q Predsoo.

MOUTH WHITE RIvER-Pse steauee Frank
Paryoud-73 bales cotton + Il u { N All dkO1I65
RiG0artson y May-0 Meyer, Weis &cO -3s Pres-
Z 10 Graham koo-33 Airey Aoo-O Jurev
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Arrived.
spapish brig Juanita Sierra days from Cardenas to
maSter-M dist
sTrAMBOATS.
Frank Pargoud. White, from Montn White river
Hy Tete Aucnin from Lafourche
wowenock Gleason. from Bonnet Care
Empire Jeanfrau from Lower Coast
Josephine Cozzins. from Bonnet Care Point
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW RAsIN.
Steamer Alice from Amite river
Steamer J & CAN'T. from ranTpahoa
Schooner Geo Eike. from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Confidence from Bay st Louis
Schooner tieo Comar from BOnfOuGa
Schooner Cora. from Tchefuncta r1ver
Schooner can er j Ane from BAvOu Lacombe
ARRIVALS AT rHR OLD BAsIN
Schooner Tres Hermanas. from Tchefuncta river
Schooner ElvirA from Re-" :: 4c.Ls
Schooner Augusta from Blind river
Schooner Modesto from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Clementine from Blind nvrF
Schooner Hattie N. from BAYOU Lacombe
Schooner RENE Hortense. from Proctorviue
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
We lnesday Evening, Sept. 16, 1874.
COTTON.

The saes to-day embraced 700 bales at prices
moving q decline from Mondays rates Of &c in
Str;ct Good Ordinary, Low Middling and S riot
cw Mddling &c in Mddhng and Strict Mddling
aHur Quotations We give also the figures and
rysae8 q the Exchange as below:
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RED RIVER.


REGULAR WEEKLY GRAND ECORE PACKET.
Leaves THURSDAY, Sept II, at S p. n.
r. For Grand Ec0re, Monego0erys
IEssEats NJ nth Cane River, alexandria Nor
mans, Barbin 8. and all way landings 0d
Red River, making snIe connection at Alexandria
with the Ii hit draught steamboat Royal gorge, and
putt freight through without detentiOn-1he Al
light draught steamer
Belle Rowland,
Geo. w. Rea Master e. W. Drown. Clork.
For freight or passage apply on boar,i, :"
HITE IL CAkLlN TchOupitOulaS street.
BRITTON d EPPLkh, 100 Common street
SINNOTT & CARTER, IL Commercial Place.
Making sure connection at the Falls. with the Al
steamer Royal George. clerk is receiving ct
the head of CrosslIan street. sll
REGULAR TUESDAY GRAND ECORR
PACKET.
Leaves every UEoDAY, at SPIN
Commencing TU ESDAY Aug ith.
FOR GRAND ECOKE, MONT
go,nery. Mouth Cane River, Alexandria
e.-D Nornan's i, Barbin's and all way landings
on Red River-The Al and very light draught pas
senger steamer
Fleta.
Jno c. Mitchell, master, Jas l.. RObbns clerk
will leave positively above throughout tho low
water The Fleta will 10 replaced BY . larger
boat when navigation permits.
For freight or passage apply on board. rt
jy25 LORD Il MCPEAKE 46 Camp street.
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NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAa,

NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
Trans depart aud arrive - follows:
From Calh0pe Street Depot.J
DEPART. ARRIVE
Express go. 100 A. N. Express .. 900 P. NJ.
Mail 500 P. u. Iau .. 500 A. "
Pullman Palace sleeping Cars through to St.
.ou,s, Chicago and Louisville.
Only one change o sleeping cars to Easterr
cities.
Tickets tor sale AMI intormAtaon gwen At q
amp street c0rnar tbmnou
A. u. SHELDON. Agent.
Z ID. FROST. Gent MAnAZer. SplY II
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Below-At Qaarantino.

Sssa.ushp Margaret Baker from Havana via Florida
p0rtA to I K Roberts-
Steamship Bolivar Doherty from Aspin wall to Pin.
FOrwoDd eco