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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

I returned to Mr.. Ilinckley the follow
lnganswer' -" Your telegram is received,
In which you say you will not refuse the
mall If fent tJ your station. IL you
receive aud carry them Il must cnly bo Oh
the terms OF the law. Jnder no clrcum
stances can or will the department,
directly or mpliedly, undertake or assume
70 pay a greater compeu sailon than the
law alloss. George s. Daugs, General
Superintendent of Railway :. A, Is
instructed accordingly.
j. W. MARSHALL,
Postmaster General,n
After tle above telegram was sont Mr..
Hinckley's letter cf August 1 came 10
hand. then sent 10 him Second 'ele-
gram Oi this date as follows
Your letter Of August 1 ou'y Just
nov received, since my previous iele-
gram Of 10 day was sent of, would, II
ece,gcd earlier, have made 40 change In
the telegram.
"J. W. MARsHALL,
PDstmasier-G neral.
"YOu are aulholz a 10 show this dis.
patch To Mr.. iliuckley, aud say to him
that this is the departments ilual reply.
If after this the Phiiedelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore kurOad COmpauy
continue the mail service on this road
this action will be considered AS y per-
Torrance OF the service for the compeu-
satlou fxed by law.
81, W. MARSHALL,
"Postmanter-G General"
la reply TO the foregoing communica-
tion Mr.. Hincklev has sent the folloAicg
telegram 10 the Postmaster. Geueral
PnILlDEIfnIA, August 3, lsTi.-J. w.
Marshall, Postmaster General, Washing
ton, ID. CT have your telegrams Nos.
10 and 81. Ii your egents put the malls
into our cars ut Washington, New York
or elsewhere, we shall consider the act
as an order TO carry the malls on our
road al the rates which we haYe given
you. II yen cannot pay these rates do
not let your agents put any tiieil Into any
Of our cars, aud then plead Ignorance OF
the Obligations the Post ONCE Depart
nent is under In consequence. | shall
not refuse ID carry the mails a I present.
isAAc HtSpKLEY,
President F., W. and b. Z. T.. Co.
STILL CARRYING THE MAILS.
Monday the mails were, as usual, de-
liyered 10 the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Company aud were &C
cepted by that corporation end trans.
miued ln postal cars, but the question OF
remuneration viii, 1t Is thought, have Ia
be settled IN court Both parties seem
to be determined, and the public are
nervous as to the consequences.
WHAT THE p, W a u. Il. II. RECEIVER
FoK MAIL sEkvIoR
The rates now paid the Philadelphia
Wilmington & Baltimore road are !ess
than Ave mills per llneal foot If car run
ID mail sersice one mile, while Other
roads receive flftg to eighty per cent
more for their services. The price thai
Mr.. Hi ckley demands Is z mills per Inca
foot OF car used and In case his proposition
Is accepted hl signifies his iutentlon ol
carrying the mail until the ist Of mex
January. Ia order to Justify his claims
Mr.. Hlnckley States that seven years age
The Junction railroad, between Gray'i
Ferry and BelmOnt, was receiving for III
mall servlcs two thirds less than tina
paid To other roads. The company with
drew their cars from the service, and
contractor has slnce been paying thre'
times as mueh as was received from tn
department.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

Sixteen Iowa grasshoppers get away
with a fence raft In Just an hour, o. else
Iowa papers are nnlrlthful.
If you want TO be famous you must
discover comet or hang around reser-
voir aud look out for breaks.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

"A West Chester rat few upa grocer's
trowser leg and clawed his spine.
-Hackmen at Saratoga think nothing
Of asking you $50 for sir gle trip.
Shirley Dare thinks a cashmera
ahaul halnv sh0 IN not cnvatahta
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

After reading the above, the following
war presented and read go.
Was ,lHaros, d. @. Aug. 8, 1874 -
Wilhap. l.. Hunt. Assistant superin,
tendent Railway Mall Service, care oi
Portmaster of Philadelphia ;-Telegrsm
of this date, signed By you and z. X
Petherbridge, is received. The following
dispatch was received from Mr.. Hlueklel
this morning. ~
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1, 1874 ); W
NarshaIl. Postmaster General I'll havl
your telegram. shall not refase TO tax
Inc malls tomorrow II you send them Z
ouc station, for yeur act In asking us
carry the mails will be our assurane
that you mean TO pay us our price, and
leave you free to decide tho question a
IA employing our services or not. fot
| - conrae. will not emploY them unlte
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

Mlss 81 san B. Anthony has been intar'
viewed by a reporter at Undu!ia, New
York, and declined to either deny or
admit the truth of what her brother aid
concerning Mrs. Tilton's alleged comics.
sion Of guilt TO herself. She ssid, II |
have anything to tell, IL will be told
before a tribunal aushcT'zed u demand
It, provided the case tvsr gels before such
a tribunal, and my testimony is required.
What know l learned in a way that
forbids my repeating ii for the public
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will, we presume, undergo some repairs preparatory
her entering some Their trade where she can be of
service. The trade 10 now filled by that lively little
bright sprite the Bertha OF which Capt b. H. Broad
is Grand Commander, and J. B. Schmidt the accom-
plishe clerk, and she leaves this day At P. M.
The Flets arrived Monday night. from Bayou Macon
and the officers report the whole place overlooked
making one vast crevasse seldom to 10 sc n. She
brought out 1Os bales Of cotton and six wolves. One
OF the wolves and the chief of all. one Lev the
next was the Lord Of all and the third only young
Coon(ey). and the others but young whelps. one of
which can be seen at L. T: Murdock's, on Gravier
street. The others eagerly sought distribution
through the city The Fleta will return to bayou
Macon on Tuesday, June 81 at P. NJ.
Capt. Chas. T. Reeder, Of the Captains o. B. As
socation, favors ne with late st. Louis paper.
LBy Telegraph
CINCINNATI, May 26.-River 8 feet inches and fall
ing. Weather clear and warm.
PrrrsBURa. May 26.-River feet inches and rs-
ing slowly Weather clear and warm.
EVANSVILLE, May 26.-Weather clear and warm.
River falling slowly feet scant to Cairo. Passed
down: Robt. Mitchell, at 3 p NJ. The Indiana was
sid to-day, to Vim. Pagan. Of New Orleans. for
1850
CAIRO, May 26-Arrived: John Kyle from New
Orleans, 10 P. NJ, Lopgworth from Cincinnati. 10 A.
W. Mollie Moore from 81. Louis. 10 P. NJ. Departed:
Kyle for St. Louis at midnight, Pauline Carroll for
New Orleans, 6 A. NJ, Mollie Moore for New Orleans
I.ongworth for New Orleans. 2 P. NJ River fallen
inches. Weather clear; mercury 81.
ST. LOUIS, May 26.-No arrivals. Departed: Capt.
tol City for vicksburg. Atlantic for New Orleans
tiyer falling steadily Weather clear and warm.
LOUSY LIE, May 26-River rising slowly, with
feet in the canal and feet inches in the chute.
Weather clear and Passed down: Paragon,
from Cincinnati to New orleans.
MEMPHIS, May 26.-Weather clear and hot. The
liver has fallen inches Arrived: Ella from White
River. Mary Boyd from Arkansas River Departed:
Pat Rodgers for Cincu nat Belle of Memphis for ST.
Louis.
VIcKsBunG. May 26.-Passed up: Mary Houston,
P. NJ. Commonwealth 10 P. NJ. last night, s. Geve-
We've P. NJ, Jaeger P. NJ. to-day. Down: John A.
scudder p NJ. Governor Allen p. NJ. Weather
warm and clear. River fell inches in the last "a
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WEATHER. BUSINESS, ETC.

The weather yesterday was Of cloudy nature, and
the atmosphere of very pleasant character indicating
q shower of rain somewhere north Of u.s. The wind
was the and the sky heavy and threatening.
Business vest rday did not come up to par In fact,
it seemed to be at q low "a Of disc unit, and we
noticed that of captains looked rather gloomy
d sad. In ct tn re is NJ joking when we that
times ftaruly dull to all points at the present time
to them the next few months. unless . sudden
reversion Of nature takes place, which there is not
giimmer of chance that it will do.
Tie river marks last evenin denoted feet $40 be-
low high wat uge Of 1871.
Capt James Kent yesterday sol the Tren-
Capt E. Quatreaux for 5000 cash. She il to be
run in the OPP lousas trade.
ARRIVALS.
C. H. Durfec from Jefferson, Fleta from Bayou Ma
con. B. L. Hodge from Baton Rouge. BrAdsh johnson
from Opelousas, Z. v. X un'z from St. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Katie for vicksburg, Lotus No. for Jefferson, Ma
RE for Lower Coast, @. B. Church for Cincinnati.
BOATS TO ARRIVE.
Frank Pargoud from Greenville Texas from Shreve.
p IT. Ouachita Belle FROM Camden, Jonn A. Scuddsr
from St. Louis
DEPARTURES FOR TO-DAY.
Bertha. capt H. H. Broad. clerk ]. B. Schmidt for
Opelousss
B. L. Hodge, Opt v. B. Baranco clerk ]. P. Nc
Henry Ames Capt J. West Jacobs, clerk Green F.
Sin Ell ., Tor afro and st. Louis.
Lessie Taylor. Capt c. P Irnsiow. CLERKS cnas. v.
ida. Cy { Up. 20 gay. clerk A. Aeyuier, Sr.. for
Attakapas aud Atchafalaya.
Willie. Capt J. ". Blanks. clerks T. B. Trinidad
and v. g. Kntriken for Trenton. Aouroe ant Camden
tary OF the Red River Pilots q. b. Association,
late shreveport Ttmas4
The Bsadiah johnson having retired from her Geld
81 usefulness IN the 0pelousAs erAr. reArsd xnd
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boxes soap X Levy &co--8 pkgs tobacco to Clapp
Bros &co-2 casks earthenware ] Loefier-lot glass
cases mdse Letchford &co-1 sacks peas to
Vim Harrington &co-2 hhds tobacco Beadles Wood
co-13 Kirkpatrick Keith bx mdse NJ II Apple
gate-2 bbls points Keep &co-l bales wool Newman
4 Kent-45 bbls NJ Bayly Pond--and sundries
to order-Total, a51 bales cotton
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
May 26-Sundiies to order
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAl May 26-7 bales cotton to Burnet &co-3 do
4 sacks peas to ord r-1+2 do Perkins, Swenson eco
$50 Jno Adams &co-l8 J Joseph-1OO bbIs lime to
Whitney &cO-S0 do Bridge-15 sacks nuts to
Celarachi &co-10 bales yarn Ketchum--7
bales domestic Wallace &co-l4 sacks wool to order
IS do Webster &co-' cables d Fannery-t05 bbls Of
Dodge &co-9 bbs Blue Lick water Isaanpn, Seixas
&co-1O bbls tlrpentine r Geary-2 saeks wool 8
sacks peas West &co-l0 sacks wool casks wax 81
hides Adder &co-and sundres to order-Total, 10
bales cotton $50 sacks peas bbls lime los bbs rosn
81 bbs turpentine 81 sacks wool
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Mem ora slda.
by Telegraph j


PHILADELPHIA. May 25.-To E. A. Yorke. Agent:
The steamship Yazoo, Capt. Barrett arrived at 7
O'Clock this morning, and sails for New Orleans via
Havana, on Friday, the 27th insta. It.
SOUTHWEST Pass. May &c, Neon.-Barometer 20 80.
Wind fresh.
Arrived Steamship Juniata at 8 A. NJ. Catherine,
master, from Philadelphia via Of Havana, to Z. A.
Yorke.
Schooner Eastern Queen, Corners, master, Z days
from Ruatan
Schoon r. B. Locke. Shriever, master, 5 days from
Banaca.
Bark Dominica Lanata, Rosarico, master, SO days
from Naples.
Sailed: Banks Lorfald and Comtesse Duchatel.
SoUrHvE EST Pass, May 26, P. M.-Barometer
29.sO. ind east fresh.
Arrived: Bark Josefa, Castillo mas err 8 days from
Havana. in ballast and has ten passengers
Schooner Helena, II days from Ruatan with fruit
Bark Teresa. Jaquetat master, 81 days from BARGE
Iona, in ballast to NJ. PUG Il Co.
No partures.
Pass A L'OUTRE May 26, r. M-Weather cloudy.
Arrived: Schooner Constance, Arnet master, twelve
days from Ruatan, wi h fruit
schooner J. G. Whpple. Webb, master, thirteen
days from Utilla with fruit.
Schooner Lilly of the Valley, Leitch MASTER five
Us from Ruatan, with fruit.
sailed: Steamers Alabama and Reliance.
PORT ROYAL May 26.-Arrived: Farragut San ia
cir to. State of Minnesota, Ellen S. Fairy
NEW YORK, May 26.--Arrived out: Mosel aud Sara
nathan.
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Rooms and Board.

LNURNI HE'D ROOMS. WITH OR WITH
l. out board, a central location, convenient to the
business pc ton of the city. Inquire at No. So Ba
rome street. FERNS moderate. my24 I'm
nELIGuTFUL cool FURNISHED
~ rooms, on principal thoroughfare. Canal nea,
iialnpart, convenient to taurants and business
Inqui at 231 CANA street. Terms moderate.
APPS If
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Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
'teamshp Layaca, Cooksey, for Cedar Keys
X Roberts
steamship Gussie. Benson, for Rockport and Arkansas
c.. Whitney &co
steamship Clinton, Staples for Indianola Calves
ton CA Whitney dco
Brig Margaret Blakepey, for Cienfnegos-
Goldenbow Kelley
Schooner California, Comforter, for A aaccola--
II Pohlman
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Fire Department.

Hail of Trad Ferry Steam Fire Engine
Company No. II, New Orleans. Msy 25th. 1874
Parties having claims against Trad FERRY STEAM
FIRE ENGI >E OMPANY NJ. H. will present the
same at the Engine House for examination and pay
ment, and before May 30th, 1874
By orde" = JAS. F. CLARK E, President.
d. BRADY Treasurer. my26-3t*
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Below Waiting Orders.
Exports.

INDIANOLA VIA G LvESTON-Per steamship
CntonFOr Galveston: 100 casks bacon rs casks wine
90 boxes bacon 200 kegs lard 1876 boxes tobacco 100
cases tobacco l 0 cases aud 800 bbls whisky 500
sacks corn 100 bales hay $50 ties hams 500 boxes
ceries. For Ind anoia: 400 bbs -four 50 bbls whisky
20 boxes tobacco 60 rolls leather 200 bbls meal SO
casks wine l6 pkgs mdse
ROCKFORD AND AKANsAS-Per stear ship Gus
seFor Rockport 5OU sacks 10 sacks potatoes 10
bbls whisky 200 bbls flour SO bbls meal 20 pkgs beer
81 pkgs mdse. For Arkansas: $50 bbls Hour $50
bbls meal hhds tobacco 200 sacks 100
800 pkgs mdse
CEDAR KEYS-Per steamship Lavaca--17O5 sacks of
129 sacks oats l45O bbls -four Al bbs pork SO
bbls moasses % hhds sugar 10 hams GA sacks
1929 pkgs sundries
CIENFUEdO5-Per brig Margaret-5OO bbls -four so
ties lard l841 pcs pine lumber
APALACHICOLA-Per schooner California; Dbl
syrup % bbls flour tics meat rkns butter tee of
lard bbls sugar IS sacks cUrn bbls whisky half
flour biol rice 81 pigs mdse
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IOst-FOalnd.

--7-0~~-~ -|~~~~ =
r OST OR MISLAID-NO. 467, STOCK
i 4 Of Merchants Mutual Insurance Conn any, TOR
SIX shares issued by the Company in the name Of the
undersigned.
The public are warned not to buy or trade for the
same, application has been made to the co Ipany
tor duplicate certificates in their stead
CLAUDIA l. FERGUSON.
New Orleans May IA, 1874. myl5 I'm
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TENsAs AND BLACK RIVER.

TENSAS AND BLACK RIVER.
TENSAS AND BAYOU MACON PACKET.
Leaves on TUESDAY, Juse 2, at s p. II.
~ For Floyd, Monticello joe
Bayou, Delhi, Warsaw, Crocket's Point.
Egypt. Branin's. Osborns, Chandlerss
Calioway's Cut OF, and all landings Tensas ADo
Black Rivers-The steamer
Fleta, 80
L. 8. Greenlee, master, Jas. /. Robbins, clerk,
will leave as above For freight or passage apply Oh
board, or to LORD McPEAKE,
AZ Camp street.
Shippers pay freight my27 I'd
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MONETARY.

ITII oQtrlDR DOM III Dank auu Oh ouu
any quotable variation in the rates Of commercial
pspsr. We continue TO quote selected signatures.
with or without col aterals. at y cent per an
nam, mr. fclass at 9l0 Al at 1ll2. and second grade
At l6lx = cent per month irst-class NOR gages rule
az 10 . cent er annum while nothing is reported in
second grade.
Gold opened at l123x@1l25s, against 1921 at New
York, aLd owing to a duh y arket. closed at 1124@
u2k NC lower than yesterday, against the opening
ate st New York, where it touched 1924 during the
into rim. The sales were Of moderate xt xt, sum.
ming MP only 4SOOOO embracing $40 90 at ll2, and
1900. 5000 and $4,000 at 1921.
Nothing was repoi ted in Silver American half dol
xrs It il2@lls.
nand. SteriDg Ia change closed fully ilO cent.
fhe sales were col fined to f1l,f0O embracing f6oO
and &SO0o bill of lsdiDg and $1,000 Al clear At ~;
fsOO Al clear at 546 f35OO do and bill OF ladng at
s.A6ta547, and fl2 0 snk at the counter at $50.
Francs continued in request, and scarce. but were
without Quotable variation. The sales comprised
SS 600. embracing 10000 and $4,000 commercial at
90 , and 2UO0O Dank at lob.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at 54S1s@
slGX for bill Of auing and Al clear and $50 for
bal /. and francs at 40 for private and 4.564 $50
for bank
extent and, with q moderate demand, rates were
without Quotable variation. The sales OF New York
SIGHT covered $61OOO. embracing $685., 90 Texas pri
$4,000 commercial, and $4,000 100000 and 1928 900
private bankers 9@2 and $40 600 and 500 600 pri
vate bankers, and $40 900 bank at SIG.
The banks continued to check on New York at "a p
cent premium. and commercial sight still rules at
k05A
NO sales Of Stocks reported. but we heard Of
some transactions In Factors aud Traders Insurance
Company and Orleans Railroad.
The sales Of Bonds included $1,000 City Gold Bearing
Seven Per Coats, at b29t which was about the clos
ing rates. Sales also reported of Jackson IA l.
road first mortgage bonds, particulars withheld.
Nothing TRANSFERRED in City Scrip On which to base
quotations.
State Warrants continued dull at AZ for ia &c, A for
medium, and so for small. No sales were reported.
By Telegraph
New YORK. May 26DEvening Of 1862 l155a;
CAS- ll7A: G5s 1881 new 1908 CTS 1909 6S's 1903;
new SIS 10Y; l040s us.
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NpeciaI Notices.

Special NOtire.-At a special meeting of
the NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP and SHIP Agents.
ASSOCIATION held this day. the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted and O. derei to be pub
lished
Whereas The charges on shipping at this pot have
been of most onerons character. thereby Dg o
serious injury to the commercial interests OF the t.
preventing such supply of tonnage necessities
demand; and
Whereas, The cot Of COMPRISING cotton has been
one of the mos burtiensome the vessel and fsr i'll
excess of what it should be under prop tariff and
fair compensation for the service performed; there
fore be it
Resolved. By the STEAMSHIP and SHIP AGENTS
ASSOCIATION that from and after the LIST day Of Sep
tember 1874, We will not pay COMPRISING any
ton that We engage for steamers vessels that
represent And be it further
Resolved. That and after tina. date. W Ii FIX
the rates OF freight compressed cotton-to be fur
nished by the shippers-the charges in COMPRISING
i'll all cases to be paid by hem.
GEO. A. FOSDICK, President
FRANK NJ HALL, -ecretary.
New Orleans, Ma &c, 1874. my27 st
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Two .. ENr-AT 5O% DIR HADt.S STR EFT !.
l. One Of the mott nvenient and cottage houses
in the city Il contains i've rooms with good yard
cstern. etc. House just cleaned and painted. Carr
lsss she door, Gooi market. AID on the shsdv
side Of TIE street. hent - psa n.0A.aA. ~, e.
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
TUESDAY EVENING, May 26, 1874. I
COTTON.

The sales to-day mot including ally yesterday
summed up $40 bales, at steadier prices, requiring
no chaDgei our quotations except for Good MlddliDg.
which raise ira tion We give also the Exchange
figures and report as below:
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OPELOUSAS.

OPELOUSAS.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, ut r. II.
For Opel0usas. W Washington,
Fort Barre and all landings on the Coast,
AsESss.1@ Atchafalaya River aud Bayou Cort2bleau.
The fine passenger steamer
Bertha,
H. H. Broad, master, j. B. Schmidt, clerk,
leave abov-. Fer freight passage apply on
board or to BkIrION Il EPPLER,
LOG Common street.
Steamer Bertha will connect at Washington With
Della No. 2. giving thruug bills of lading for all
landings Bay Boeuf, and with Minnie at Simms-
port Tor all landings on Bay GU des Gaizes. my2j tt
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VIvANTED-A GENTLEMAV DESIRES
w beard in private family III the FOURTH District
No notice Will be taken of any answers notE stating
location and price. Address " Board" Box $40. Post
Office. my27 1T
VANTED-lNDUSTRIO MAN WITH
w 50 ash capital, to sell something just
out Apply No. $50 Magazine street, J. M. OCULAR.
my27 ThSaSu
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New Orleans 2 fee. Z inches below high water mark
Of 1871. NELSON GoRoM,
Signal Service Observer.
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II hs Rs NT.-OCEAS srN.NGs ..s..,.
Il IDENCE FOR RENT-A very handsome and
CO modious residence at Cream Springs, Miss
thorough. finished and perfectly furnished, con.
tauing wide hail. some nine in main build nR
gal cries front and rear. large grounds and shade
trees, kitchen. Outhogses, able. carriage no &c
wharf bath house, mineral and Q It bAthing-a charm
ing residsnoe-wil be rented " until fall Address
Lock Box No. l56 Post Office, New Oriesus or apply
to Major J. E. AUSTIN, No. Cxrondelet street.
ny9i If
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN
Wednesday Evening May 81 1874.
DAILY RIVER REPORT FOR TUESDAY, MAY
&c, AT p. NJ.
Fl In.
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s ock on hand not cleared last wear, corlec.
II We add TO the total receipts, the corrections at
Charlie ton ths aud at this port for both this
year and last year, the total viii be 1868 45S bales
against 3409 633 last year; increase, 253S5
Receipts prepet since last evening 1896 bales
against $50 ON last Tuesday. and 2037 last year
making al aggregate since Friday evening Of 422g
bales, against 54S4 last week and 1854 year and
since August 81, tncluding rectons) of lS3 772
bales, against nnclding correctons) 1888 60, last
'year-decrease IA $50 bales
Tho Exchange kilograms make the receipts at all the
ports from u yesterday TO ~ NJ. to-day 30ll bales
against 1901 on last tuesday and 1851 last year and
aimee Friday II t66 bales against a. ~ last week and
ls.l2s last Total since August 81 $685. 9l6 bales
against $685. $50 last yearincreass 1853 500 Exports
FRIDAY to Monday incsve 70 Great britain 56Oy bales
aganst L. Us last week aud asst ear and to the
Continent Agai 497S bales last week. and 654l
last year. stocks at all the oevery ports made up
70 ~ M 3S3S34 bales against 81 e97 last week and
,094 last year.
TOBACCo-The sales to-day embraced II hhds Il
and 10y ut 1hls with IA hhds additional yester-
day, makes total thus tar this week Of 100 hbds
against l64 all last week and l27 the week before
We continue to quote iollows Inferior lugs 4@AIr
medium 4A@SA: gcod and fine 5h96c low leaf
6h,@7c: medium 7h@ Sc; fine 9@lOc, and selections
io12c.
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Wants..

\TANTED-lN FOURTH DISTRICT, OR ON
w Esplanade street, apartments with bathing con-
veniences, by two single gentlemen, without board
Address \. k p o. Box ITO my24 1T y
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-27
ductiOn Nules.

BY HbFFMAN, MARKS & co.
REGULAR WEDNE, DAY SALE.
Boots, Shoes and Brcgans.
DY VINCENT Il CO.-62 and Ga Customhouse
4 street-On WEDNESDAY, May q, 1874. at 10
O'Clock
400 cases Boots, Shoes and BsogAns for Men. Women
and Children of latest receipt from Northern facto
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