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AVtcfim To Scfeuee

The Pail Mall 6szette s4ys:-"Science has
mad fresh martyr Of no mean type in Or.
Lava, Nufgton- major Of the French army,
who literally laid down his life in the attempt 10
Rrappie with the late visitation of p,ayas in
mus ana Track - 70 its true source. At the
time OF The outbreak in the Province OF Ben
Razi lacooTding - an interesting memoir con-
tributed TO the Gazette VI edic ale d'Orieut by
Dr. MsrrOin), SGTgeon MsyO= Laval had left
Cons anime, his station In Algeria, on leave
obtained for the purVo-e of conducting bOt4nf-
Cal researches in Tunis. But haynr once re-
solved TO study the or gin aud progress of ths
eRlucmic-'he news Of which Esached him sud
denly while thus Gngsged-hs ne yer reiaxsd
the self Imposed task and, though he c-U A VIC
tim 10 BIS generous enthusiasm, ne has left gu n
a monument as probably would have best
please L mseli In a complete set OF note, and
day, showing thai he had perfectfy m asfar.I.
al tn facts within his reach. As in simui-
tsueOus INVASION OF the same dread enamy on
the Pers: an borders, the plague had been pre-
ceced IN the province OF Tuni5 &c visited BY A
local Iafnine, which reduced the BsdOuin pom
lAlon 10 the greatest pTivatjons. WHEN DIR.
Laval, moved 20 his new enterprises, arrived on
tie tth of June At Merdseh repOrtsj 4. TIE
nrSt focus OF the malady, he found thar the
N4-tee uFSTF-r tTit e. had lived for m1nfHs On
NiG We &c tables, 9TH a VERY sc4ntv sIo,tv of
otrley meal, and, in ia, had beeu ali aur
F'GI,fH - III is III CoI.i I'll n nf IL tfrring 4.
boy ihad been seized in one OF their euca1n:-
ilebt- ID Apit HiJh al IiIuss- which earned
hun 0H ON tue fit b day ant WAS b-vgpt touI-
genuine Pl-gUc. HIS father was the next VIC
tiTni aud n spread Du TnrOu Ia fhs frfSa 49,,
assured Or Laval they haG no prsvia-ls o. y, mn
hication with any ether. lt must have passed
l'nn mem u1i0U ateily ~ tn wi e or Vrrd.rh
81, which laY not quite ini,e III. TIe~s hat
"tsi no Ge4fA for several MON rs ia tit- i4 d.
uhtI The 1t o. June. when the hr-t Clss. ct
p'N gCe IN IT proved fatal. an wss followed b-
n'tBbef o. Others with alarming ap51if-. When
br A2y 8, arrived en- The Tta here y-r. fifteen
cDtS 10 p tr-at-t eur -: d m alton # nor
over two L irei pcr-ous. The svmpro,,,S uye-,.
invariably tie SAM, and the typical bolts
ITe-eGt ia ~ csse-, Z" tHer OF death or rec1y-
cry Fer iOrtr'shr ths French surgeon strug-
sled Oh naLiuiy with his work. attended an
the sex snf En- pi1Nei all SUch ciSutCc.f!ls, r-e-
c u'iOrS az lie fdnnt possible. Bot o. the us ne
-uCcuIu'-d 10 a. attack aud on the 2-sh was
DEAD. ttDneh not without leaving behind him
records the mJ7s complete ever hItter-o Oh
JhineC o! nm TaNe- 81 cases prop Tiy Observed.
ana ihp- sufficiently giving proof OS his own
lstltnt htrO'sGl. II NAY be aided that the the
oIY tuat TIE Ua-1s IL III It's orig simply = very
ts1 form 81 tyPEus, usually following famine
aud aggravated by want OF sanitary urecsu-
tons. may he sail 10 have gained strong add
tOusi C0rrObOTafion from the results of Dr.
Lavsi's self sacrifice"
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THE GREAT
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.

HEIROPOLITAK DOLLAR STORE.
HOLFD.fY PRESE.TES.
UNSURPASSED VARIETY.
GOODS ALL OPEN now FOB INSPECTION,
Bur PROFIT BT FAsT E1FERIErCE,
AND BUY EARLF,
IS 1T is IMPOSSIBLE To MAKE GOOD
MzEDOOs DUsH JUST BEFORE
THE HOLIDAYS.
AL GOOUS SELECTED NOW WILL BE
CAREFULLY LAID EeIDs AND SENT At
ANY TINE THE PURCHASER MAY De
SIZE.
LOOK OVER THIS LIST OF ARTICLES,
WHICH ONLY PAErIAILYRE IS
THE IMMENSE ASSORTMENT, AND
WHICH have TAKEN PAINS TO MAKE
AS COMPLETE as POSSIBLE, AND IN
THE PRICES OF WHICH GUARANTEE
AN AVERAGE SAVING OF 50 GEMS ON
THE DOLLAR TO YOU.
THIS is NO IDLE BOAST.
CALL AND CONVINCE YOURSELF.
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WitEess:
ETATE OF -

G. &
In :nIs tas f -, sN-. rsnnsilF 50.
Vtar "a trfu.g sad -----. -Er5t4Jz
H. g. e. ErCaluE bond 90 EnsygI = De- ia per-
,rrs tarupr "a gh'G tnu4 scF- 4 =. s8t have
eNtCu.ES TIL ssUs, a such. wED t-'-- b. n IIfF
svrprL. CeE and 4y aud ss-H co. aTEels Pos
= 80 = H. bs- 20 "a. EIlts1 lr - - hfs
. zee 81 -s-ia' nee l. CpTrccts stNt th rHia,t
T. d. he Uarcr { Z, 81 St worth "a n-es1
a'ter Ecsirst Er- rrur uu' aHav" tai "a Jts
de-. ana ,Ni. Z D. H5sa. eco ali -s'Eg,u-=. IN rTt-
srr H. A. 4 sN-.rrl. sE4'Bsr bal, .t-s- si fluE
a ~ met atr O. v.ers ClET4CteC u hat va, he
=. Suy thus sssU'-t AEs lutiugfo : --' -
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Or'h REQUIRED bs Sc 2ij IF a. Act Of Cos-yssS
cpprOr,d JEne Is, l-4 to BE- A9sf 20 Eacl Bt3 fer
La'r,,sg ths n"'f. and 10 be 1oAsa Before Qfce.
GludHfs 10 A munster OnihS.
- OF -, bidder for oarr ling the
that ha the abii ty, recnnfariiy. to { Ilil ny
oD!fgattsn as such sidder; that the bid Is .ds in
COCA fait and with tbs intention to enter in- con-
tract aad perform tn service In cass said bid snail
be accepted.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me for
the - OF -, this - day of -,
A. d, III and in testimony whereof I fsyAL.l
sr' u TO subscribe ny name and afiS ny
ofiicis. ct al he day and yeAr Aforesaid.
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Sleigh S /! Sleighs :.

TIE Is<fest aud rest Sleigh you ever s4en for only
81; also, some Of 81, so and s2-aIl very cheap
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.be s,ste OF -. as tu,eties, are held aud firmly
bound uato the United 5. sfes Of ner lea in tue
as. and full tu1 Of - dollars, iawf vi moLey OF
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FOBM OF PROPOSAL, BOND, AND CEgrIFI.
CaTE.

The undersigned, - -, whose post Office A.
drtts Is -, county Of -, State f -, pre-
poses ohrry the Uais "f the UtiteI 81 ates from
july j. 1878, 10 Juno 2r, Is, o. TOuto -, be-
tWet - snd -, b ate or -, der the al
ytrtisement Of the Postmaster General, dated De-
ceInber lSli, with CT lsrity ,certsnts d cur.
W, for u q annual sum or - Goiisrs; aad II tais
popls3i IL accepted ne will enter contract,
sure Ies TO be approves by the p stmaster q e al,
Thin tho tine prescribed IN said al er,isenleut
IRIS proposal IL male with !uii snoSi-fSs of toe
distance of the route, the weight OF the nstt be
carried. nd ali other particulars in ferslcs
route and service And, a'eo after are.ul eSaDca-
ton OF the laSs sd Instructions attached adyer
teeIseut Of msil seIyive,
Dated
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t9ft y AiG'i fOafg1 f.FS AMI tHvrt.Fy 7g,rfr.s BIZ
Al Il CCr-rtss, JaHg le7s
Il - go suis IafJ sEt q ivT ,NirL) that will
Tar fu,iy perform ~ tbs dti. r,s!airr u No. AMI
sh-t-.n from every, hiug fat siGdeh ny laws IN
FsIst t. the estact u M Mt If Il Ollie su ~
r"afs it6in t5- United STATE aud 5ha via IA L.
t,iiy shd ttuiy Acccutt for .aE any U1onsy
Hr'1o-lig 80 Abe se,d JLitei States vii q may
CONS into ny pos, cssicn CT control. 81 hoip me
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6.10a Cash Gifts. eegressiing...... 4, = 30 600
PRICE or TiIhsfS.
" hCie Tioktts-.-.- Slea1 Quarter Tickets.. casa
ST ick etr....... SO kivNtn Tckets.....lQ W
Fer Ticket ,CircU!-rs. &C., ecGysss
HENRY Y. M00Rg, sec'y,
DOvsl-lm Norfolk.
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s-1-sT.a-1 aaal sworn bess's no "is Sag Of
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HOLFD.fE PRESE.TFS!
UNSURPASSED VARIETY.
GOODS ALL OPEN now FOB INSPECTION,

IS 1T IS IMPOSSIBLE To MAKE GOOD
sELECTI N5 DUNNO THE TRE-
MEEJOUs BUsH JUST BEF9BE
THE HOLIDAYS.
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AL GOODS SELECTED Nov EILLBE
CAREFULLY LAID EeIDE AND SsNT At
ANY TINE THE PURCHASER MAY De
SIRE.
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GALL SOON,

AND MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS.
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10 Fog % b nlGfs anti Contracts rrs ErsrR'fF
Sec ~ That no person whass bill for caTrytaR
TIE aIi IN sCCepleG shall receive suF pay at he
tss CEtcuted his cuutrsct according 10 law an the
regulators Of tuc Dep artmelt.
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~ F'INI I-F EFIfTTI7H . - s'fT'|.Sf M
ne VlnGs4.
SEC. 20 That COR peus alton f5r sldti0ns snrvise
IN chTI wing The mail shaH Eot he excess II IA
eNsct IrOI TIian which the origin 4 Conpsrsatigg
bears 50 he original serv;ce; sd when any such
A1d!tionsl service - ordered the 80 be all we'd
thtT. Tor shall be pressed ia tho order. srI en-
tsred upon the books Of tie Department; aud u ,
compensation shb Il be psid for any sfiipasl regl
lar service rendered De.ore she issuing Of such
order,
& c sGl. Tbs. TO extra allowance shall BE raaEs
Tor any tUcTessc or ped In CARR n n al
Dnets thereby the npiOr ment of additional stock
nj carriers Is maSe necessary sud "a such case the
eddltloCat cCnpersafi. shall bear grea:cr pro-
paflon 10 tie ECditUuGI stock and carriers suCos-
taThy employed tEaG tho pslaSfo3 ia tbe C.fyi
Esl Contract bears to TIE stoCk ai carriers pCces.
ssrifS enslo cd 10 its execution.
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81 :5s EgN dag cf Jane
t5cer TIE progI-iOIs O! section as q Oh art
p'ovtd June 49, 1874 M FostmasterG has pre-
sctbtd the lst dsy u JaGe, ls3 or bsf0re whicd
cay tne contrasts o! accepted bidders must DO re.
coivfd A. the Department ia W a,hipgton, executes
in due fern.
tccsrttd bidders ros con Ply ing with ths regula
lion sheli be coBsitered having fsil 20 corn oIy
iih ih-.r pr posals, and the Postmaster Gener 3
may proceed 70 contract for the seryise with o.heI
parties according 10 law.
toSTRACIs RECEIVED AT Tue DEPARTMENT
AFTER JUNE , WILL NOT BE CONsIOSRED EY TIL
Postmaster G.NERAL,
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TOB ,CCO-we did not hear of sale To-Day Sales
thus far this week hh6s all last week pa hhds,
against 545 for The week before. The sale
is estimated at 1850 hhds We quote Jas follows
inferior 464ls"; medium 4s.@5l4c; good and fine
566c; low leaf, 6Is@7c; medium 71a@8c; fine 9
@10c and selections IL Gl2c
Rec lived since last evening Isl hhds; exported
to Bremen; stock on hand, by our running statement
497i hhds
FREIGHTS-The market continues extremely dull
and steam rates again easier, and we again modify
our quotations as follows
BY Steam-Cotton to Liverpool F-16@'sd to Ant
werp, via Philadelphia sd to Boston, via New York.
sc to Providence, via Philadelphia to Fall River
via New York, &c; to New York &c; to Philadelphia
9-16c.
By Sail-rotton to Liverpool -@7sd to Havre &c;
70 Bremen 1896; to Baltic ports I'D; bulk corn to
Liverpool, 12d to Rouen, Csc
SJJliAR-Receved this morning 90 hhds The mar
ket is firm with a fair demand and the eipts
nearly all sold at 7c for fair $3.50 for good fair.
is held by deaers At SIC for fully fair. sac for
prime choice and l0c for yellow clarified with
some sales at these prices.
MOLASSES-Ouly 10 bbls we're received this morn
ing There is none in first hands, and the stock IN
the sheds held by dealers who sold $50 bbs in job
lots 45a52c for fair reboed and zoe for choice fer
menting
FLOUR-Stock on hand &c. I'll bbls. The ecepts
are sma | and the market is firm, with an improve
ment loo ed for generally after the hrst proximo
The movement just is confined to the local trade
but an export demand is expected, and holders are
strong in thei views, and some holding for higher
prices. Low grades are scarce and in demand. We
lot Of q bbls reported sold yesterday we arm, WAS
not purchased for export The sales to-day comprise
- O bbs to the loca trade of which 50 superhne
It 81 co. 50 and IS single extra at IS So o. l0O and
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MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
THURSDAY EVENING, April 80. 1874.
NEW ORLEANS CLEANING HOUSE.

The Money market is quiet and easy, with limited
demand for discounts both in nix and the street,
and with most of the reported transactions in fl St
class commercial paper accompanied by collaeras at
our inside quotat ons. nothing has transpired that
indicates and vari ton in this rates of other les
We continue to quote rst.class paper with colatera
at 9@lO a cent per annum, withoutat ll@12 per
month AL second grade at lola and at 2. First
class mortgage at 10 u cent per annum, and second
class entirely nominal.
Gold opened at ll24@ll3I. against 1884 at New
York. and after moderate business closed at 1890
ll2s, against 1929 in that market The sales sum
med up $4,000, embracing $1,000 at 1l24. $4,000 and
$4,000 at ll2 SO 90 at 112ss and $4,000 and $1,000
at1l24
No sales of Silver were reported. American half
dollars were still quoted at l07@lts, and Mexican
dollars at ll0@-.
Sterling EXCHANGE opened at previous rates, but
der the influence of the last Gold teeg from New
York, oting at 127s the market declined and closed
nearly 2lo = cent lower for commercial and a
shade of for bank. The sales were confined to $1,000
embracing 81 100 and $4,000 bill of lading at 54 and
$1,000 do at 5.441e.
The only Of francs reported was so, 900 CONNER
cal at462h.
At the close Sterling bills were quoted at SAC
545 for bill Of lading aud AL clear. and $500 for
bank and francs at 63 for private and nominal for
The offerings Of Domestic Exchange were of fair ex-
tent and the market closed without qotable variation
The Gales OF New York sight covered 900 en-
bracng $25 900, $4,000 and $4,000 commercial and
$4,000 and So 900 private bankers at 4 cent dis
count and $500 bank at 7-S2
The banks continue to check on New York at par,
and commercial sight is still quoted at 4 cent
discount.
In Stocks we noticed sales of st. Charles Street
Railroad at $50 So
The sales of Bonds included $2350 Street Assess
ments at S. and 5000 City Gold Bearing Seven Per
Cents at s. $780, 900 do at 52i4 and 81 52l the
latter closed about $40.
In City Appropriation Certificates notced sales Of
about $4,000 at So they closed 1t about 63 Metro
potan Police Warrants also closed at g. No sales
ported
The sales Of State Warrants included $4,000 lar<e
at lohc; they still quoted at 4O@4l for large, 400
As for medium and 5O9t5 for small.
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stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared l2l
Stock on hand not cleared last year ......... IA

Stock on hand and shipboard not cleared 12l,04O
stock hand not cleared last year 14,447
To-day's exports embraced 1859 bales to Liverp OIL
GO4D to Bremen, AMI 1856 to Philadelphia.
Receipts propei since last evening, 277 bales
az ,iDst 40 on last Thurs ay and 81 last year.
making an aggregate since Friday evening of 3l5l
bales against 452 last week, and Is 665 last year.
and since August 81 Of l.l34.535 bales, against
l.l2O, 3I5 last year-increase IA go bales.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at all the
ports from IL NJ yesterday to II N. to-day 1921 baes
aga MT 1928 last week aud 4O9s last year, and
since Friday 275 bales against &c. "a last week and
81 37l last year Total since August 81 $40 bales
against 1883 448 last yesI-increase 3ll.O'2 Expor
Friday Wenes lay inclusive to Great Britain 81 1853
bales against 213 last and 81 58 last year. and
to the Continent bales ainst 290 last week
and 1856 year. Stocks at all the delivery ports
made up to II NJ All, S75 bales against 47lO1j last
week and 434. eSS last year.
We copy the following monthly tables from the black
boards Of the otton Exchange:
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Receipts OF Produce.

CAMPTE-Per steamer Ii ssie Taylor-52 bis cotton
C L Walmsley &co-7 Clapp Bros &co- Allison l.
Cos Peel Reed j Sandicge &co-2 Randall 4
coz NJ Bayly L Pond-1 U 4 Payne &co-l
Leckie-1 Berand 4 Gbert-1 Hartweli L Chambers
l Ar Miltenberger Pollock-l Jno Adams &co-1
Hattrell-l Block Brittin-l bales wool hides L
Blooms do l sack w. oil Rowley Fanner-2 bales
do Beraud Gibert-1 do C Wamsley 6co-24 hides
Scherck & Berksoa-1 do bdle skins G Browns do
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Imports.

NEW YORK-Per steamship City Of Galveston
Assorted mdse
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Liberty-Asstd mdse
HAVANA-Per steamship VIM Clyde-3OO hhds
sugar to CHAT ak L Agar
TUXpAN-Per schooner Veloz yeracruzana-l7Op pcs
cedar wood pkg vanilla beans NJ Jug
RUATAN ISLAND-Per schooner Eastern Queen
1850 buuches bananas $4,000 planns 1900 cocoanuts
600 pine ipples bbls lines
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,346 2. 73,, 286 $685. SIT
*Overcou %, $40 at Savannah deducted.
xcess in Chronicles fl ures of total crop made up
from corrections at New Orleans, Mobile, etc.
philadelphia receipts not included until close Of
season.
sFlorida cotton not elsewhere counted.
Increase in receipts this year to cose of April
last year. 3l5 ITO baes year before last 999
bales; compared with 1901. $50 bales.
RECEIPTS SEPTEMBER TO CLOSE OF APRIL INCLUDE
1874 1S72-3. 1912. 1901.
Gulf ports Il 1885, 1856 l 739 653 1,s58.866 1,8SS 1854
Atlantic pOr ,787l34 1,495677 l,l9S655 lf69,2S7
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Exports.

LIvERPOOI-Per steamship Ba iana-1052 bales
cotton 1879 bushels corn i'll bulk 276 sacks oil cake
II slaves
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Juniata-7S5 bis
cotton IS bales 100 bbs oil Is bbs -four 100 ties
tallow Is lard 4S bags wool 200 bds hid 1900
feet lumber "a pkgs mdse
BREMEN-Per ship Constantia-3395 bales cotton
hhds tobacco 400 slaves
BREMEN-Per bark Harriet Hickman-2645 bales
cotton 1920 slaves
MOBILE-Per schooner Olof-14OO sacks corn
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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 aud 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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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN
Friday Morning, May 1. 1874. I
DAILY RIVER REPORT FOR THURSDAY, APRIL
80, AT 5 p. N.
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE, !
THURSDAY EvE>ING, April 80, 1874.

The sales to-day mot includ ng 500 bales add tonal
yes erday, reported until today embraced 5000
bales at rather easier prices for some descriptions
but requiring change in quotations, and sitter for
Middling and the higher grades which we advance
&c. We give also the Exchange figures as below:
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Arrived.

Arrived.
steamship City of Galveston, Evans, from New York
22e ult to Geo A Fosdck &co-2d dist ID
s eamshp Liberty, Hudgips from Baltimore 18th ult,
via Havana to NJ witherspoon-2d dist IA
Schooner Mary Somers, Carter, from New Yo;k, to
Geo Fosdick &co-lst dist
Schooner s Fabens, Lyman, from Rlatan Island to
ma ter-2d dist
Schooner Veloz VeracruZana, Basso, days from Tux
pan. to master-2d dist
Schooner Eastern Queen, days from Ruatan to
Macheca & Oteri-2d 1 list I
TOwBOATs.
Philip, Caldwell. from the Passes-towed down to
the bar 29th ultimo barks Caroline and Mercur
and brig Maid of Ganwern-brought up sch
f Fabens and May Somers
Rio Grande, Williams, from the Passes-brought up
schrs Veloz Veracruzana and Eastern Queen
Towboat Sharp, McIeno!d from Pittsburg with 1s
boats and barges-392, 900 bushels coal to C MI
tpnberger
Towboat Grand Lake, Williams, from Pittsburg. with
5 boats and barges-left II baryes and boats at
d.tferent points on the coast-7S,O00 bushels coal
to G Miller
STEAMBOATS,.
Lassie Taylor, Sinnott, from Campte
Ida Forgay, from Nav Iberia
Josephine, CoZZ ms, from Bonnet Care.
Empire. Jeanfreau, from Lower Coast
W S Pike, Brown, from Blue Old River
Carrie Kountz Moss. from st Louis
Garry Owen, Bere kman, from Camden
Mary Houston, Miller, from Louisville
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer C Gaut, from Tangpahoa
Schooner Ri~tor from Biloxi
Schooner Phila 1elphia from Biloxi
s. hooner abella, from Pascagoula
Schooner by McGui III, from fascagOula
Schooner Leonord, from Pearl river
Schooner Ann McGuinn. from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Falster, from Pascagoula
Schooner Richard, from Blind river
Schoo Ter Felicte, from Jordan river
Schooner Martha NJ from Pascagoula
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Hattie NJ, from Bayou Iacombe
Schooner Pomme dor, from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Modesto, from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Mary trincts, from Bay st Louis
Schooner New, from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Emma from Bay st Louis
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Below Waiting Orders.

Ship Havre Terkelsen, from London = eb 7, to mas
ter
Ship Scota Mitchell, so days from Havre, in ballast
to A X Miller &co
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Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
steamship Juniata, Catherine, for Philadelphia
EA Yorke
Brit st amship Bahama Williams for Liverpool
Meeker. Knox 4 Shultz
Ger ship Constanta. Soltenborb, for Bremen-Master
Brit bark Harriet Hickman, Smith, tor Bremen
Lowell Il Bailey
Sc ooper Oloff Albert for Mobile Master
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-01

Insurance.
sun MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Paid up capital. .SouoOoO
DIVIDENDS ON PARTICIPATING POLICIES PAY
ABLE IN CASH.
This old and reliable Company is issuing Policies
Fire, River and Marine risks, on the most favor
able terms All losses prompt adjusted and settled
upon liberal terms, at their Office, 81 Camp street.
corner of Commercial Alley.
JAMES l. DAY, President
HORACE CARPENTER, Secretary
Jno. G. Gaines Richard Flower. James I. Day,
E. J. Hart j. Weis, Geo. Jvnas
Henry Renshaw, b. W. Taylor, Emory Clapp,
HUI Wilson, J. C. Morris, g. II. Bayley,
B. Biscoe, L. Alcus, James Byrnes,
n, Marks, T. Torian. j. L. Rarrs,
Chas. Macready. Scott McGehee, Lionel c. Levy,
". E. Seymour Isaac L. Haas W. b. Schmidt.
apl9 tt
sALAMANDER INSURANCE COMPANY,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR FIRE Risks.
City and Country,
No. rs Royal str ct,
Opposite the Citizens Bank.
CHAs. ROMAN. President.
JULES LIE MORE Secretary.
ap17 Inns
MECHANICS AND TRADERS INSU.
RANCE co. NEW ORLEANS. LA.
IA Carondelet Street
soLIcITs FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS AT
LOWEST RATES.
CAPITAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900.
JAS A. WHITE, LLOYD R. COLEMAN,
Secretary. President.
G. H. FROST, FC GREGORY.
Asst. Sec and Fire elk. Marine and River CHI
F. AUZOUT, Inspector. Capt. s. B. FROST.
j. Y. B. HASKELL, Collector. Marine Inspector.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-01

The market opened with limited demand and
continued quiet throughout the day, but as two bro
kerase houses took ogeth 215O bales, the sales sum-
med up the amount noted above the remaining 800
being divided among six buyers. Under the absence
OF competition indicated by this limited number Of
buyers, prices of the medium and lower AIDES were
occasionally easier but DOT su ieny so to require
any reduction quotations Mddling and the higher
grades the contrary, owing to the limited supply,
sitter and it would have been difficult to buy at
much if any less than the outside figures Of our Re-
sised quotations, which rails &c. An offer OF
lsxc was refused for desirable lot o Strict Mid
ding
The amount shpboard not cleared, going on
board, and engaged for shipment set down at the
opening this morning at 500 bales, embracing
25 900 bales for Liverpool 900 for Havre, 1000 TOR
Spain, 5000 for Bremen, 10 for the Mediterranean,
II 900 for the North Sea, and 5000 for the North,
which, when deducted from the stock hand by our
running statement last evening" leaves 50 6OJ bales TO
represent the quantity at the landing and in presses
unsOld or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: Sales $500 bales including
500 after P. NJ yesterday. Its quo atoms for Low
Midding reduced &c, with no other change.