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Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
THE ladies of Richland, if there bt

THE ladies Of Richland, if there be
any, who wear false hair, should plant
in their gardens hereafter a small
patch Of JUTE, which grows finely in
this climate, and may be stained to
suit any complexion. We don't know
whether this fiber can be made to curl
around hot iron, or by wrapping it
in paper, but we do know that moth
ing would make more beautiful suite
of hair, if done up a la Chinee.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
Mr.. NJ. J. MI, one Of the accused

Mr.. VI. J. Nil, one Of the accused
brought from 4to. under charge of
being accessory horse stealing, lad
preliminary rial before Judge
MclNTosH, on thursday, and was
bound over to Il District Court, in
the sum of $2jO one case and $3.50
in another; an1 default of bond he
was rcmanded to il for safe keeping.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15

WE neglected to mention the fact
in our last issue. that Mr.. II. p.
DoNELsoN, had returned to our town
and opened Family Grocery in the
house formerly occupied by JOHN r.
MASON. Mr.. DoNELsoN is q clever
gentleman, and a useful citizen, and
receives from the BEACON a cordial
welcome to our community, with our
best wishes for his success in business.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15

E,orIIIaG CLOTHING IF y0)
,sant fine clothing, good clothing
chasp clothing, or anything in the|
line Of gentleman's dress goods, re-
member that no ether house completes
with the magnificent clothing Empori-
um Of GEo. c Mess i Co, in the
city of VicksburE, They do the
largest business, keep the largest
stock, the greatest variety. and sell on
the most reasonable terms. never
falling to give satisfaction. Trunks,
umbrellas, rubber goods, and every
thing necessary to lit 4 man out for
Sreast'nS the seasons Of storm or sun
shine, can be found III this establish
ment. 80 and see. or send item your
orders.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15

rpoTooRApmIc.-We take pleasure
IN announcing to our readers ihh' We
nos have a Photograph Gallery II
Havyi.le, at which srlr"dia pictures
can SC obtained for the s"'1il sum ot
three dollar per den. Mr. l. Ii.
po,,, .ho artist we iir.' 10 lie a most
.rebIe ,.eoiJeman, and the beautiful
-,,o.;,cns on exhibition IN his Gallary,
nrol4 ccnc,usiveIy that he thoroughly
Understands the business in which he
is engaged
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15

REV. ID. ID. SwINDAIL will preach
at 20, in the Baptist Church, on the
4th Sunday in August, the 25rd inst,
on the subject of the Church and
Church Ordinances" the discourse to
be embodied in two sermons, morning
and afternoon.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15

uho' mons, colored gent, who
""O0..0O stop his wifs's mouth by
sn0o''"s ~ the face with load of
buck-shot. , A.. $50 %
!ht in on Wednesday
d lodged in Jail. 1t
dangerously wc 49,.
rosy lip was splk w. ~ L.
I.,.o T,,,.a,r ever destroyed.
amendment, also to-
Sheriffs hotel on .hss ''' ~
having takcnpa-i IN. we u',' W
..,,.r,,;;,.o..,.. lc pugili:.'"
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15

HERE is japanese recipe for keep
ing meat fresh in hot weather /:
place it in a clean porcelain bowl
and pour very bot water over it so as
to cover it, Then pour oil on the
water. The air is thus quite excluded
and the meat is preserved
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15

EVERY man " no e3cts to vote
in the coming election nst secure his
registration papers. T. Supervisor
of Registration will so commence
his work, sand will visit ch Ward in
the Parish. See to it ut all your
neighbors are notified ofle fact, and
that no vote is lost throp careless
ness on the part Of thosewho owe
the ii;Sh duty to themselv, to their
country and their God, to asst their
ballot against that sin and orruption
which the wise IAN tells u"is q re.
proach to any pey ple."
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
Patrons WusbaDalry.-RAr-

WALKER, TAyLo, Il Co.. NeTsr'Per Adj
vertising Agents, Is, W. Balfnore street
Baltimore, Md, are or a,,ho,zed agents &c
contract for advertiser gin he BEACON.
s. NJ PErrISGiLL 20, y Park Row
corner Peeknan sire, New York, are on
au,horizen agents for. Y.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
WE understand hat Mr.. J. "

We understand hat Mr.. j. w.
YARBRoUGH has hn appointed Su-
pervisor of Registrton for the Parish
of Richland. We 90 learn that it
is desired to have alerk from each
party in the Parish I assist in the
registration, which ukes it the duty
of the Parish Cent? Committee of
the White League to lcct a man TO
represent them as one the Clerks.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15

THATKs.-We know not how to re-
turn thanks to the many good friends.
who have kept our Office SO well sup
piled with all kinds of nice fruit during
the present season. Mr.. II G. Mangham
brought us large lot Of peaches and
watermelons, and Mr.. f. NJ. Bledsoe
has just placed us under renewed
obligations for some of the finest
peaches that we have ever seen or
tasted. TO the many others who
have kept us supplied from time to
time, and whose names we inadver-
tently omitted to mention, we would
say,your kind favors are not forgotten.
When the lips move not
The heart fe rs most"
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15

THREE DoLLRs will pay for one
dozen splendid photographs at Mr..
BoND's Gallery, in Rayville. Call
and see specimens.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15

DISTRICT CONFERENCE of the VI. +.
Church South, for this district, will
convene in Delhi on Thursday, the
3rd day of September, prox.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
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me Bap& ChnrEvii'%, are rhr i,
n"nfavs in n ~ Rev. fRESE ".
bs"AnDcs pas,A
aPPoirsty rklrIE C!scr.r. ". 7
hug"H S.rrh,t. First Sahb''h.
Hayville. SEED, k,,h Alto, Third
Sabblri. Up;,, Sabbath. Rev ihos.
- AAADLf. Pa kharge.
PsrssYrsst,v.D A. Camrhell viii
preach recnla,iIA NO on the lst Sabbath
z each non,h Union Church on bassIn
Mss, in Fr,1pa. on the third Sab
pDaih; at Rav,.6o the fourth Sabb,th at
az Ridg. lseeAse. Pa, on the second
SSD,'a'hi- es' nd Preaching IN hay
e'e@ "ednet night
qIAiwLLc uyIoSS ,BRAru SHooL from
O'Clock. ev \ Sunday morning.
r Fsonic.---Rs Mar communications o
nesd,vv' "re LodgtNo. 2Os he 2nd Wed
%, ~ each mon,i
Cousc,l, .erance.-LF.T.. RIcnL..'
fourth H.. ~, meets p the se';o"d '"'
N naeiay nights gen mons" ~,
,oin. 3D. =; n,ny.-RAYv.iE Cocsc,a T irU
night.
Patrons HusbaIdry.-RAY
VILE 'sASGE,NO 50, meets every seeon,
and fourth IhuA ey in each month al !
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
Peterson's Magazine.
GREAT OFFERS FOR 1874.

H3s. 4 Five Dollar Mezzotint Engraving Us
a Premium to every person getting up q
Club. II
CHEAPEST AND BEST.
PETERsoys MAGAZINE has the best Orgi-
Stories of any of the ladys books. the hes,
Colored Fashion Plates, the hes; Receipts, the
Steel Engraving. &c, &c. Every family
ought 10 take it. II gives more for the money
than any : the world.
Terms always in advance) !. 70 a year.
G-at reductions ~ Gibbs
A''-"e- 'H,S J. prTLpso6,
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
When the lips move mol
The heart fe is most"

Mr.. L. II Fond, our picture man,
advertises 20 remain in Ravvillc Org
IA days Cali sud get yourself and
family photographed while an exec
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15

THOSE Interested concerning the
government supplies, now in the De-
pot at this place, will fine comfort in
the following letter, which explains
itself:
New ORLEANS, Aug sth, 1874.
j. NEWT. PITTS, Esq.
Dear So: In answer to your COM
munication of 5th inst, addressed to
Mr.. Kenner, l would say that | will
pay all freight bills, for goods shipped
by Relief Committee, when approved
by our local agents, on presentation.
Very Respectfully,
JNo. y. PAYNE,
Chairman Pur. & Shipping Com.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15
We are authorize 10 announce the name OF
THOS. MANGHAM

as candidate &c 1present Richland Parish
M the House ollie next General Assembly
OF Louisiana: surct to the nomination Of
the white men of le parish.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15

y. \. CUL'EY.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-15

u. 5. BOLLS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-03
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

sHRRyEPOsT-Steamer c H Durteeo |! o. eess
cotton I57 bead cattle and sundries
LOWER COaST-steamer Empire-S32 st,s SEQ
A. bbls nolasses and sundrles
LOWER COAsT-steaner Bradisa Johnson
81 hhds sugar .oi bbs molasses 10 bbls 6ce and
LOWER CoAsT-steamer Mary Idae2i bblo Of
-aolasses hhds sugar and sundries
ENATI-Steaner Church-+55 bales of
cotton > hhds tobacco - bbis pork $50 bhs lime I
b5ls whisky 200 bbls flour 81 bbs meal 20 hams
ls2 cks bacon 81 bxs bacon 100 kegs lard 1858 sas Of
corn and sundry produce
Observation-Disclosures Natchez-3546 bales cotton
27 SKIS cotton seed Is sAs seed cotton 90 bbls -four
and sIndries
MEMPHIS-stearner Kate Knneye5S90 bales cot
ION and sundres
UPPER TENSAs-steaner " Curtis-4t2 bales
cotton 2l37 axis cotton seed IS axis seed cotton aud
GRAND ECoRE-steamer P " strader-3s3 bales
cotton 81 SKIS cotton seed g hhCs sugar Go obls OF
moasses 81 half bb.s molasses and sundres
CuEsHATTA-Steamer La Belle-5l bales OF
cotton 266 SKIS cotton seed sks seed cotton : bbs
moiasse5 - hhds sugar and sundr1ee
CAMDES-stesmeT Ruth-65i tales cot%5e and
suEdr.es
RECEIPes-SEw &AsINs
COvIsGTnS-scea ante aeeole-Sis salee SJelon
and sundr1es
RrcE1pes sHrRsDAG
FISHERS LASDIsG-Steamer W fikeS46o
bales cotton AXIS seed cotton $50 SKIS cotton seed
10 hhds sugar 1913 b5ls molasses and sundries
ARGYLE LASDING-SteaIner Frank Pargc -d-S
1850 bales cotton 5-79 sks cotton seed and sundres
ST LOuIS-Steamer Crescent City and barges-
sks 800 sks tour 693c axis oats 653 SKIS bran 1861
SKIS malt 2221 Ska oilcaae 554 bbs pork 81 bbls meal
d bbs whisky g ties tallOw 81 ties lard l53 BIKE ba
con hhds tobacco 1928 pcs meat 1854 bushels
corn in bulk and sundry produce
CAMDEN-Steamer Lotta. anna-l553 ba]es o.
cotton and sundTTes
MINDEN AID CANE RIVER-Steamer st salos
l99 bales cotton and sundr.es
ST OUiS-Steamer City OF Alton-6g2 bales cos
10 SKIS seed cotton 269 SKIS $50 SKIS malt 26
bbls pork 6Oo} bbs -four 50 bbs whisky log bales
hav and sundry produce
LOUISVILLE = Steamer Robert Mitchell - AS
hhds tobacco 81 bales cotton $50 bales hay 63l sks
800 5bls -four go bb.s meal 1894 hbls potatoes
pa crates csbbages 10. ties ard l23 kegs lard 259
bbls pork 81 bbls whisky and sundry produce
RECEIPTS BIZ RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
EN- RAILROAD, January 2-3li2 bales cotton and
surdrv produce
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, January lea bales cotton 10 hhds Ineat
aid sundries
January 2-2s4 bales cotton 2aC bbls lime and srn
dres
MDRGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
January l-6i bales cotton S3l hhds sugar l6a bbls
nlnlasses and sundries
January 2-8c bales cottoS I53 hhds sugas ISL
bbls molasses IS bbis rice 2S SKIS cough Q!ce SKIS
seed cottos and sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-03

There were large transactions in securities oo.n
for II vestmsnt and speculation, and the prices -
mnee cases were the highest since the panic =
the close Of the day the dealings n sxen@S 20
Exchange dun 423 Gold declined TO ~ : INV
,iovernfnents dan and a trlfie on Stale ooloS
rot on cIosed dun; middlng uplands l63ac; Or
leans IS &C Net receipts l4o2 baiet; gross 4'|i'
sales 95. ..Isa n osa baIes
% soIIous January IS I--32c: February 10 Glo l-5zc
March 6s152nl69 I5c; Apri l7c MAJ L : ~ '-Ioc'
from New Orleans; Julia from E p,sr IA ne
parted-Beltast for 1leks1I's. ga verv fogoT,
Indications of rain. n-t4. ,r;dd1fno
CTscTSyATI January 2-Cotton qulet; mlanlaa
I5hc. Pour in good demand az in1 III . Cor
II, active demand ard prlees Sanefo 20 x ~ ~
Cats quiet ga l9c. Pork firmly held et = % ~
ia aanf.+. 1ean 2sa G2Aci Kettle ga bG!A
meats quiet and 6rTni shoulders -c; e-af ~ 81
ras1r-5.c Bacon firm; shoulders lei clear TO . ~
Gear ahc Whisky N good demand az I-.4 Pf'"'7'
r1rrs January 2.-Cotton-5ome demand,
bnt generally he'd ABOVE buyers, gie"s miochh
I5c Plour-Demaud good at 70! prices Ior a.,
grades below sc % "heat- spThS 49,, ard
ssiisYs apar1 red 8 GOAL ~ strictly prime 20
fancy esd =. Corn very cHI!i lie ml4ra -
III On ast track and IN elevators. oats STEADY
% moderate. No 40c o. east track, &c IN
.Ier~tor Whi.ky steady: Csc. Pork hrni smaI
No. o,d at 4l4 5GQI5 Dry salt meats hrm; loose
co1ntrv poIsho, Sc meats tnlrS ~ cpear 70
Basoa-SODe ont OF sTnoEr. Lafo hiin' 'sN' g"
orally held at Fac.
Fsreisn Markets.
Lorpoy January D. Evening S4sG
sls ed. Tsllow as 3D. cx. r.,
land. on a basis Of good ordinary, shlppeo req
mary and March led; Orleans on go"d olu--
nary basis shipped Deem Der ana JahuAfJ -
Var rs and fabrics at Manchester dun oa' Lo'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-03
SPEAKING sQUARELY.

fain would climb, but fear fad,
To Bess wrote Raleigh.
" If thy heart fail, climb not at all
Bess ans 1ered fairly
no answered Raleigh sweet Queen Bess
In words that did word express.
Few better read the human heart
Than Courier Raleigh.
He plays at Jove humble part.
Tina, speaks not sqrarelv;
And Raleigh dom ed a holder face
And won the sovereign lady . grace,
Long shone the light in courts and camps
OF Soldier Raleigh.
He may have been the worst of scAIpps,
But he spoke squarely;
And so pre- allied OF Mistress PANE
TO breathe a magic Ger his name.
Yet who can say the task is light
OF speaking squarelvi
True lovers in their laGies sight
Are bold but rarely.
klse had ! been more blessed tonight,
Than Walter Raleigh.
But like him have feared TO fall
And therefore have not climbed at all
Springfield Republican.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-03
General EZchange

The market appeared to be rather quiet a. the
opening but the demand soon b. came quite active
| aud prices hardened. after which the movement
continued animated up to the close. resutir g in
the liberal business noted above. Ordinary sold at
st ord Gan1rs % At Eo0d sIdsaTy
strict good ordinary at IA, la and Bisc, low mid
ding at "A and lisc low middlins to ftrct low
mddliDg at l5c, strict low middling at l5r and
l5ac and middling at i6isc, Yesterdays business
is reported to have been at rather easier rates,
but to-day, under the competitor among BUYERS
prices hardened as noted above.
The sales for the past three days sum mp 81 $50
bales $500 on Wednesday 300 yesterday and II $50
TO day making with the addition of 800 Sales
Tuesdays report, an aggregate for the week of
~ roo bales against 1850 last week and $1,000 the
week before.
WeeK receipts 70 zao bales, embracing 56l3 from
other delivery poIts Lof which 1888 from Mobile,
20 from Florida and 1872 from Texss) and u CO..
proper, against "a 2i0 proper last week and "a ea6
last year. Total proper since August 81 564,607
bales, against t3i, IA last year-iacreass 70 333
bracing q te6 to Liverpool 1886 to Havre, I3i7 70
Hamburg 4Ol to Antwerp. lbs to Reve 6o7 to Bar
ceona, ISL 10 santander 1873 to San Sebastian, l435
to Genoa 1875 to Boston and l4l0 10 New York
The Exch al ge kilograms make he pts at all
the ports today 322s6 bales, against 20. 30S last
Friday and y "a last year and since Friday 1863 67g
bales, against as 53s last week and l0j 973 last
year
Britain 50 882 bales against 81 ,5l9 last week and
10 6gJ last year. and to the continent ~ 649 bales
against a. last week ana IS, last year
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to IL NJ
776076 bales. ainst 13l 681 last week and 54 1903
last
The amount on shipboard not cleared going Oh
board and engaged for shipment set down at
the opening this morning at l4 900 bales embracing
80 900 for Liverpool 10000 for Havre, 1000 for the
Mediterranean, 1000 for SPAN, 1600a for
the North sea and 1000 for the Norrh, which
when deducted from the stock hand by our
running statement last Wednesday evening, leaves
ll0,von bales to represent the quantity at the
landing and in presses unsold or awaiting orders
The Exchange reports: 'Sales 10 300 bales, incud-
ing 300 yesterday and after p. NJ the day previ-
Gus. Demand active" Its quotations are ad-
vanced &C good ordinary. low middling and
middling, with no change in the other grades.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales
Stock hand August 81. 1873 ,IT7
Arrived since last statement. ....,... 26,503
Arrived previously. .b04 99l-63 ,49&
Cleared To-Day ............-.. .-..- Ioo5o
Stock on hand and shipboard not cleared .2s3 sA
Same time last yeAr.. -lJSii9
To.day's exports embra raced 1l05 bales TO Liver
pool 3052 to Havre 1853 70 Barcelona 138 to San Sc
bastian 1435 to Boston and 1908 to New York, to
which We have added by rail.
Receipts proper since Wednesday evening d ,s&I
balee against 81 66l last Thursday and Friday,
aud ,S4 last year, making n Aggregate since III
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-03

A young married lady is the sensation in
social circles in England Just now. She is a
Hindoo, from Madras, who, although
belonging to high caste, has ventured not
only to cross the ocean, but also to mix
freely in London society, and to conform
generally to the social customs of the coun-
try. Accompanied by her husband she has
visited the chief objects of interest in the
metropolis and in several of the provincial
cities She is the first Hindoo lady who has
broken through the barriers Of prejudice
and caste in order to visit England.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-03

ne following kilograms were posted e. the Cot
ton Rzchange:
NV Yosx, January 2, A. M.-carrylns rate,
Loy.os January ,, P. M-Proportior bank re-
serve % f cent.
g.39s M.-Rate OF discount for three months
bills i. the open market - y cent
F. M.-Anount OF bullion gone into BANK o!
England on balance to-day IS IL 900
We notice that the Southern Bank has declared
the sf e s& f' and u the BANK Of lafayette
+ cent, pa yaDle on the twelfth instant
Tie New Orleans Gaslght Company has de-
claEsd senni annual dividend Of So = share,
PAYABLE on and after the twelfth instant
Gold opened at ll0l 1914 against llG72 at New
York and closed at ll0la Gli01s againsl lI0S IN
that market. The sales summed up $50 $50, en-
braen NJ T 900 at 1898 5000 and . 800 at TIC:
6 Is y0O at IlCl. 1ll0a.
No sales OF SILVER were reported American halt
dollars are quoted at i01dl0s. ard n. xican dol
lars 81 1867.
The movement in sterling exchange was of
liberal extent and private bills we're quoted about
/. 2 cent lower than at the close on "Wednesday:
. he sales amounted to 4To 400 comprising 800
al clear AZ 523 1880 bill Of ladin@ at 52372 1850
bill Of aiding and Al clear at So ) H5z5, ri o99
bill IF aiding At 523a 1525, 700 bill OF ladng and
Al clear 81 SIS fl2 800 bill of aGng and 3l200
f2o'h, 800 and toooo Al clear at 9lS tjgo oil!
III 4 ard e2000 bank at l30
The sales of francs conn rised GOO 0eo en- Orscin g
10G11 commercial at 4.26 !, 800 0so do at -G4s3,
30 900 and 100 eco do at 3d. and 30 600 on Italy ii
and the rule adopted at New YorK the mode Of
quoting sterling exchange has been changed Civ
ing the value of the pound in dollars, cents and
mills At the cloee bill of ladIng and Al clear bills
were quoted at IS q. -'15 Is and bank a r5 28.s
the former being equal 10 il7' 0ll8 in the old
mode and the latter to -Hll9.
Francs rrled at i85 fer private. and bank con
tinued nominal.
The offerings of domestic exchange we're
Of liberal extent and private bills were shade
higher. The sales covered S24l,Gcp New York
sight EN- braeinc SIS 900 numerical at n s p
cent discount; 80 600 at 9-l6, 42l 600 $1,000
and 6 25 900 DO, S25 zoe private bankers and TO-
900 ard 30 90 bank at 3, and e coo and So
900 priv4t bankers at y. We also noticed sales of
& 10 900 and 70 0G0 Oh Providence. and SIS 900
Boston at =.
The banks continued to check on NeT York at
L T. cent discount, put commercial sght wac
quoted at i a y T. cent discount.
No 8alrs Of stocks were reported
in bonds noticed sales of 1000 city gold bear
ing seven per cents at SOY and + 1lp at 500,
coupon aud 5000 at 81. with coupon.
TIE sales Of city appropriation certificates u
cluded 5 1850 at 81
The OILY sale OF Metropolitan Police warrants
reported was 5 1000 al I0t5.
We learn that tine certificates are to be received
6or city Licenses well as Metropolitan Police war
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-03
The Richmond, Virginia Enquirer, say

Inc KIchmOnu, Virginia ENqHVt7, Say ).
A fine equestrian painting, nine by seven
feet, representing the last meeting between
General X. T.. Lee and Stone val Jack on
the day before the battle Of Chanceliors-
vile, painted by Mr.. f. b. o. Julio, of New
Orleans. is on exhibition at the store of
Messrs John II. Tyler & Co., Main street.
1t il valued at $4,000 and will be presented
10 the Lee Memorial Chapel, at Lexington
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-03

II is now discovered that the account of a
balloon being found in q tree in North
ward from France during the Franco
German war, is founded on Typographical
error. The word should have been printed
s.ha boon
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-03
FOR FLORIDA.

FOR FLORIDA.
CEDAR Keys and Key West. Cerryirsth
United States Mail.
@6 and Havana Steamship do aopr
1El will dispatch first class fsst ~
serger steamer
Every Week.
F1eu the foot of Calliope street. First p,r.ze
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Key West To CeGa, Ksu
SAo.n' =. '.'.''...'.......-SS 81
Dtttrt-ge....- ~ n
Through bills of ladng issued TO all poIpt.,
Fonda, including Tampa and TO New York ChsiM
ton and Savannah.
None but the company's bills of ladiug s:grx
SUD none signed after sailing of the steamer
cplenold passenger accom- II odations and tLrcud
tickets given TO above points
Office. f' N -
For freight or passage apply to
l. K. ROBERTS. Treasurer
No. 10 Common stree.
Over the Louisiana Sational bsrL
Gt5 ly :"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-03
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE or THE REPUBLICAN,
saturday, January ;, 1874.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

CLEARED YESTERDAY
British steamship st Louis. Reid, for Liverpo&
steamship George Cromwell Crawford, tor New
York
Ship Florence Oulton, Wilson, for Liverpool
Bark John Gedde. smith for Liverpool
spanish bark Poleiina. Launng, Tor an Sc bas.ian
Spanish brig Bari olome II unoz, for Malaga
spanish brig AntoBieta Gelpi for Barcelona
Schooner Matte Franklin, Griffin, for Boston
CLEARED THURSDAY.
steamship Lavaca Cooksev. fol Cedar Kevs
Sh rp General SEipl,y, Hutchhs, ter tayre
Schooner Nellie Bowers, Stackpoe, for Ba tIInore
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Bolivar, Doherty, from Liverpool via
Kingston ia, Vera Cruz and Tam pco. to PIN,
Forwood &co-4th district
Ship Arran, Lawson, So days from London, to
Bryson Gco-Point
Bark Bertha. Ball, from Liverpool, November IA,
to Hunt Macabley-P Point
Spanish bark Nueva Sabina Rolds. 10 days from
Havana. in ballast, to msster-Point
Italian bark Simeto, vrano from Marseilles, Octo-
Der 20. to AsriDoni-2d district
Bark Richr oLd, Stanbury, IF. m Antwerp. October
%, in ballast to master-Point
Schooner Henry G Winship, Doane, % days from
Boston, n aster-lst district
TowBoATs.
Teeunseh, Averill, from the Pssses-Towed down
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EXPORTS.

LIvERPOOL-BarA John Geddea,e3 sse0 eas
ton 2761 slaves
AALAGA-Brg Bartolome- % 500 sta7es
BARCELONA-BTlg Anton.eta-35a bales coon
5000 slaves
BOSTON-Schooner Franklin-l4c5 bales Of
cotton 50 tons iron 1900 staves
NEW YORK-Steazdship George Cromwel-l005
bales o. bbls beef > bos pecaus 10 hides
50 hhs hides ga bids hides
CEDAR KEYS-SteamsLip Lavaca-393 bbis -Four
% cks bacon i68 s2s corn u bbls whisky and Sun
dries
BALTTMoRE-schoorer GelLe Bowers csc bbs
moasses l6l b5ls rice
HAvRB-ship Genera! ship-eS O}05s bales cotton
IS; bids hides 1000 slaves
LIvERPOOL-sh.p Florence Oulton-l9s9 oales
cotton s00 bbls oil 22l1 sks oIcske $500 slaves
LIV ERPOOL-Steamshp st Lou.s-3l39 bales cco8
ton 1882 bushels corn q bulk % 20 O. a@)@ -
tcs beeswax
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-03

A physician once remarked that small
blow would break the nose He might have
hanged his mind if he had heard the blast
Yen on a facial bugle in the theatre last
Vt. 1t was loud and long and the blower
Npt injured.