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has nown tta II ia tno1pedient 10 Bcak by Legislative
FourM-TIat tho practical work Of transportation,
| loinE sels9atedi i By 70 many railway companies 10
sa nsf l. # e s ag s, to ssa ss % %
cost of transportation md TINT railroAds should either
aasuuo direct control and responsibility Of their bns
| lines TINT nny undertake. 1t.
rhe aftn resotlon, IL 1oforense to chatter,ne 1y
West and tho soaboard, undor proper restrictions,
wlcncvor private capttn may undertake lis cousruc-
Mr Won Harm, Of Kansas City, moved liz indefinite
1iler long dlsoursion, Van Horns motion wns
Tho following, tho sixth anl last resolution, was
| shen adopted, without dabatc: ..
TO communicate by lnon,orial to tho Leasaturcs Of
the several States Tho reco'lnendatiu,a rcspoctips
tions, an moreover, to urge o sovoTal constitsont
boics in different slstcs 10 eir Influence to 40
ore tho adoption Of tho principles hcreu onunciated
THE REVENUE LAWs.
Mr. arubl, Of PHILADELPHIA. submitted the report Of
thu sreeial uomnittee on Reyenuo Laws. which was
ton board Of Trndo herring on this subject and aopt-
cd y tho National board Of Trade on WedncatlAy laa
III e.oiusd % T!at hcso oys aro no great, and arc o..
ti;ss: tint ws sssRestiy ssE Gonxrsss il e 1alao
inca:lona of Tho laws may be safely madc,
Itesoleed That tho Executive Council present these
rcHOutDnA tO congress IN LUG nhtIf VI tl0 NATIONAL
board of Trade and to tskc alc other noanu a may
| secure reformatory Legislation.
uILLs or LAD1Nu.
Tho rules were suspended, anu The proamb1e and
reaoMpu adopted In reference 10 bills OF 1Etlingt They
claimed TINT np to tho present time thore had Doom
syatot0 Of iasung b!s OF adlng and TINT there no
secrlty for holders OF bilB, aud tint tho National
Board Of Trade shond memorabilia Congress and tho
Httc Legislatures to enact suo IawB and regulations
! ns will afford tho nocessary relief.
| TIE 1Sn1Aa TfnR1ToRr. ,,,
" molon o. III: nonner ~ ltona& tao Iopott nt
~ III X - ~ J,t srraaon. ~ 49, w.,
sd JSot a tn a ,,t ~ o ~, tn'a f %ns
tao naaarfo1. % T'' "'Ao ''oo'o' "o Ao"o"6
p.snfr.g T1,, fo,orov, In nna boroh, Ia rosnoc,
futi" ~ ast, IL % ,s;h,wt ia,w ~ Tarr
.oris nvn,nmrnt nver tso rnt,ntrv known ~ IN In
tIinr rnrrnrv hrir1r ia cnniS theranf mnIor lin
inna mi hnt;os ~ ,nn 1f"T ntates ~ ",,n, n
"nmitnn hasie No vii sac,ra @rst i,on,,sta.i ~
t1aInnI ~ ~ Il, 1,ffs,, f1nn +.n tsf,n ~ .c1,
~ IL rifon*"1 fnr .tryfo1 forn ~ voara Hcr
nu, - ~ aai ~ ~ ~ so.a;.,mn ia"5 ~ ~ ~ n,,, +orn
80 ; ,n IT, ~ so S% - t 49,, r,i st,tE,ant % ,J ~ uoIoan1
~ H. nrrrv tho oc"cs " sni, sa,aa to Io ioi nr
, 1874-01-17
KNOX COUNTY tAtt.

Spteiul D;syutcA 10 The GAicago 7ftHns.
GALEsnuna, ILL.,, Jun. 1G.-At tho meeting Of the
Supervisors Of Knox County yesterday the contract
for the County JUL let to j. H. Stevens for tha
SUN Of $4,000. THIS Is the atl that was to coat
s1t000o according to tic Knoxville figures during tho
oounty-sca con tcat.
, 1874-01-17

Ill brtllaht aud elegant to8tumt1g, III superb
Rconery, in tho richness OF the properties, aud
in eyory detail which wouId lond brilliancy and
cclat to the performance, ho Inns presented a
spectacle to tho public whioA has scarcely, il
ever, been cqualel, even on the dramatic atage.
detailed notice Of tho artists md their repro-
aentations wo reserve until tile second porform-
anco. At tlis time a brief description of the
work aud Its music will bo Of more interest.
Tho cast was as follows:
AidA T0rFlnnI
Anntfe,... ..+..&.s..s......... +Cary
Raunnea.. .Canpantnt
Anionasro. .uel Pento
MantIe LoIefti
IAe KuX... .Hc0l2ra
Tho lbretto of tho work Was furnished by 4.
Ghisanzoni, aud tho story IL substantially as fol-
lows, tho action taking place ut Memphis aud
Theboa during tho period whom tile pharaoha
were in power: Egypt and Ethiopia nro at war
with each othor. The Egyn.inn King has a daugh-
ter named 4tnlneris, and tho Ethiopian King has
one named aida. aida has beon captured,
however, ANT Ia s'ayo to Anlnerls. R.1danses is
lin lin % e ~ sG and arc h1s oyo q no Ssn ra
turns the love Of Aida, and thereby directs the
1oalouBy Of Anneris against lor, aud rodoublea
tho Princess passion for himself. In QUO Of tho
contests betwceu tho two nationH, A7nonasro,
Aido's father, is taken captive but his captors
do not know that ho is tho Ethiopian King. In
common with all the rest of tho Ethiopian
captiyoa he Is granted hiB lifo and lib
erty, aud tho first uso he makes OF them
u r 70 naaEo aa 70 pesSaaae da1 adnes s to gye
opians to gain tho uppor hand. she docs so.
1he misplaced conhaeNee OF itddames @ior 70
intended no tTeaeaefyl ls oyerheard oy ndn;}ts.
.he casot PfieSt, ana toaunes ~ colidemnca TO
b. hor fater
Radames iu reward for his yalor, tries to savo
1!nl. put IN vain. aug, WIG mas msstog1ously
alsappsatel, secretea netsei1 ~ 1ne tonu, oe-
neatn eho a!l9E Oh oslt's, ~ Whlch nadanseS III
lultnureu auo uelo Iae wv napless lovers alo ~
Gets!er' tne e.ory o. tne woIA y 9ulto " ny
aIlu Anu !oo!tsi M aa tne ,most - sno suo1etss
Nnlcn sg1u. Ans ses 10 Musc, put ~ tnis Gase 70
may IT, 3 pacn upol, nozalt. Mnoge Maglc
iaGe fane s'o's WHICH, u nl7o Isyp'i@l' '8 aulse u
; Ino so 81 spo "oak a '5 pecnaf'y 'n1oteGs ;!
scores, ana i, oao WHICH II dessinea 70 oso,S at
aor Amon a vnr E Var II to
lat one wl9 would b. SUSPECTED OF tlaypsg
a3seI tue Ssranse e9tu 1sa,., ~ 1 ana tats;
~ ~ tuc Nes.ot Va LIo 1ta.4n tytao 7tase, Ana
4'ns ~ nSo a "uu a
toi o y tst ~ 1bov "a,,t u H. % ~
selr tnoos;ea Etc., 'nae m .ney cannot % movea; hss
slyle na8 ooen 80 ptonouheon !nas sne Pubic has
come TO- e1Pecs Oily eIt-'iioanng i "etoaos 1gom
, n.'t y 'nsa nna aorat m uua
pluaioi auu a.oto % !oa;uii,e =. ~,
aa III s snta1 ~ aast m ax;roaa "a te t
omao''ons ~ moso ,.oi'oeaaai ~ NJ "a'ua a.sa
tnan ~ hl!apl0 :. G.a;y' eiouy' u.s. w ia. ~"
~ 1s r.t ,snr1s n ava awa,, i, o,,
@ n's a asf Forco ~ noy uyo a
latcr proauctlons. IL ~ possnle taat III n's o!a
lee, 'no lountaln " taelonles, "n1cn ne naS
afawl upon sp necessarily, Aas elYen ons,
as ssh, IL a st mtn LA ;a % not ;no ~ Won oae
, 1874-01-17

TIE n10HTs OF CATn0L1oA.
Dolan regretted that tile discussion waR forced on
tho House hut he claimed the right Of Cathnlic con-
vfca receive the rites of their religion III their dying
houra Catholic cnaplains were allowed aud eoniren-
aated by the General Government luriug tho war,
wien Catholics ute shernlhn, shsridan,, Muligan,
country. Any Protestant wus sattHhel with chapIai
who was no. Roman Catholic, but no Protestant
could minister to Catholic. protestantn might
tain one hundred thousand denominations but min
later of ay QUO co.ld act for a It not co with
Catholics. They wanted Clergyman of. their own
Church. He hoped tho House would 10 liberal
Ho, Of st. Jlar, said he recognized thnn two
religious he belonged to third church, aud catm
cd descent FROM tie Wa1denBc5, who inherited the true
faith. They we're called 1ron-Btdo uapRts
" WhanRdoodlcs," and he WIS proud OF their Nbor-
alisy.
Granger said Baptist Chaplain would le no use,
snce Immersion abolished in tho Penltentiary,
and tile House augled for two minutes.
Hte went OIL to remark that hs believed In but
God, aud he under conviction that his religion
was tho true one. uo was liberal. Que chaplain was
In al conHcence enough, and they should leave 1t
discretionary with the Executive ~ to what denon-
nation ho would aprolnt.
THE APPOINTMENT TO uE MADE NJ THE GOVERNOR.
Tie amendment was adopted--yeas II !; nnys, a8--
and the cnusa showing tho Catholic Biehop to
omlncnd the visiting chaplain was Dtrckou from the
hill.
, 1874-01-17

To total vote Wa8 lU4 70 ~ IN 1aF6r OF EiTng the
appointment to the Executive,
SEvEnAk. AAIENnA1ENTe
were offered, including to open the poniten-
tIary to clcrEymen Of I'LL aProtestau Catholic,
jewish 1uhde CAinese md all othora. which thu
whole lot waa recomuteL, md troublesome subject
got rid OF for the time bcng The members developed
plety In this debate than they wero suspected Of
Dossa4sfuV.
, 1874-01-17
ADJUSTMENTS,
THE OPERA,

Max strakosch haa Kept his word with tho
public. Notwithstanding the hard timea aud tho
temptation to pinch md cconomize In every pos
Blblo way, no opera has oyor been placel OIL tho
stage in this city i'll auch d Brilliant aud gor-
geoug manner as tho last great work Of Verdi's.
III brilliant aud. elegant costuming, in superb
scenery, in tho richness Of the properties. and
in eyory detail which would lond brilliancy and
cclat to the performance, ho Inns presented a
spectacle to tho public whioA has scarcely, il
ever, been cqualed, oven on the dramatic atage.
detailed notice Of tho artlsls md their repro-
aentations wo reserve until tie second perform
ance. At tlis time a brief description Of the
work and Its music will be OF more interest.
The cast WnS aB follows
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LIVERPOOL VIA BORDEAUX.-Per steamship
State of Louisiana From Bordeaux, 0caskS wine 20
half % do Rachereau &cO---l72 casks do 400 cases
brandy fruits 20 bbs vinegar Marinoni 40 casks
wine A Car1iere--l mdse Z BrulatOnr-s2I
brandy fruits 100 casks inc 80 bbls vinegar 500
800 cases brandy fruits Lanata $50 ck> wine
I Bail Blanchard ir--75 do D hampers CavarVc
& 'n-.234 casks wine N BasSeiti-2 cases pipes II
Isasac--6 cases Gueneaud.. 40 casks wine Cazau g.
Vergnoes 30 do china A F Miller &cO--i pkg books
Crsuline Convent "a casks wine AvendanO Bros-28
90 Tiber s do do do brandy Legenire Bros-4O
hhds vinegar IA pkgs mdse Gelpi Br"s.--l5 bbls bran
dy Munlin-5 cases cheese Battalora-29 cases 20
l. b Is wine TOurna-IOO cases wine Maignan 20
cks wine K Fasnacht-32 do 1000 hampers ale case
umbr' IL, to order. From Liverpool pkgs mdse } $
Atkins & SOM do Serger = ito l. Gann-waid-2
q" katz s. Barnett do LOby-7 do f g Tunstal
3 do d II Holiness: do A FerIan On. Il do j Gauchc
1876 do Seig s. Krng 1871 doc \ Whitney &cO-r-l do
Palacio~~t2 do lssiac~-39 Ito 40 cks soda ash 1875
boxes tnpate lo2 pkgs soda l0oa4 bills ties to order
? PIX gs mdse Wash Marton-6 do Cabauce
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CleaT1ngS. BalaQccs.
August Is. ............. Sass. 1875 W $685. ia 81
Same time Last week :. 1851 1863 IS s.2033 IS
@, q, las ......3 ia, 544 81 4l3, Sl9 q
n's eek before $780, Ga 626, 291 Sc
We have no change to notice in the Money
market. The offerings are Of far extent at
The banks and limited on the stree ts, and
no transactions are reported IN commercial paper
hat indicates any change in rates. We continue
TO uote selected paper with or without collat rails,
Il SG9 q cent per annum, first class at 100.
and AL at 1lUl2, and second grade at II ~
.ent per month. First class mortgage con-
, tinues to rule at 10 percent u annum, while
nothing is reported in second grade.
Gold opened at 1903. 20 1893, against 1892 at New
York. and. after moderate business closed at the
opening rat s in both markets, touching l09l
during the interim at New York. The sales
summed up $4,000, embracing 5000 at 1922
and $1,000, $1,000 and $1,000 at 1895
No sales of Silver were reported. American half
dollars are still quoted at l040glO5. and Mexican
dollars at SO gold, o. 1O7 currency.
Foreign Exchange was without quotable vara-
ton, and not single transaction was reported in
either sterling or francs.
At the close Sterling bills we're still quoted at
5.3OJ@5.32 for bill Of lading and AL clear, and
nominal at 36t for bank and francs nominal at
i75 for private and - for bank
The offerings Of Domestic Exchange
hnued very light. and with a limited demand,
rates were unchanged. The only sale Of New
York sight reported was $50, 600 commercial sight
at 9-32 u cent premium.
The banks continue to check on New York at
! VI cent premium, and commercial sight is
still quoted at 405-l6.
All classes Of securities are extremely dull
There appears to be little no inquiry for invest
ment and as little for speculation.
In Stocks we did not hear Of a transaction at
private sale. At auction, by Messrs. Nash X Hodg-
son sold 1874 shares Home Mutual Insurance Com
PAW, $50 paid up, at slj; 10 Vallette Dry Dock
Company, $50 paid up, at s!5; 2 State National
Bank at s67, and 81 do at $40.
The sales OF Bonds included 5000 City Gold
Bearing Seven Per Cents at4 a. and at the above
auction 5 Eight Per Cent Odd Fellows Hall !
Bonds Of $1,000 each at $500. The gold bonds ;
closed about 47s.
CITY Appropriation Certificates and Metrop Nj
tan Police Warrants are still quoted nominal at
47654S, and Time Certificates Of 1873 nominal at
AZ. No sales were reported.
We noticed some inquiry for State Warrants
but not sale TRANSFERRED, large are still quoted
at 3O'03l medium at 32@a3. and small at 350e36
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. /,
Sunday Morning, August IT, 1874. I
| The undersigned Is the only authorized Rive,
| ieprter Of the BULLETIN. Ali communication.
Intended for him viii meet with prompt attention,
let: at his office, Kouns' Building, Canal Street
tany Landing, from 6 A. NJ. to r NJ, or after
lat hour, at this Office, 100 Gravier street.
GEO. J. DUNCAN.
How long! Lord, how longl Such are the
EXPLANATIONS OF the hsbi,ues of the levee What
with the dust several inches thick and the mer-
curry way up In the ninetes, it is not to be won
dertd at that all parties having business on the
steamboat landing should sigh for the ides OF
November. Plainly speaking. the weather along
our river front is becoming intolerable as the
writer OF this knows to his rrow, having been
for several days confined to his room. suffering
from slight attack Of sunslpke, and has had
TO q pend upon not the train boy On the Mobile
road--but upon one far more reliable and his
amenuensis.
! he toWboat Atlantic and barges, Capt Davis
leaves at P. ". for st. Louis and Cairo taking
freight for Chicago and all points intermed iate
on the Illinois Central Railroad.
The steamer John Kyle. Capt. A. NJ. Hutchin-
son, Will arrive Tomorrow I'D leave on TUESDAY,
the 18th inst for Cairo, Memphis and the bends
The cham oion, kobt. f. Lee, will arrive this
evening from nlcksburS, and leave as usual next
The weekly Grand Ecore packet Fleta " II
be at the wharf, ready to receive freight, on Mon
da and leave positively on Tuesday
The departures yesterday were the Natchez
Tor Vcksburg, City of Quincy Tor st. Ionis.
Thompson Dean for Gin, innaii LA for At'akla
Trenton for Opelousas, Wi lie for Ouaclita i,iv r.
Wary Ida for Lower Coast. st. John for Baton
Rouge, Carrie A. Thorn for Shreveport
Among the passengers Of the steamer Natchez |
last evening, we observed about thirty lis tin |
3ulshod guests Of the State OF Louisiana They |
Ire destined for the Hotel James Baton Rouge |
heir sojourn will vary from one to one nunlre,
ears, unless they in, tied to visit our
;lty by the de tactic Governor
The departing steamers sterday left with
air trips OF both freight and passengers
Capt. j. an Slnnott Ii associated with himself (
lr. Garter, a gentleman well and favorablv
nown in steamboat circles and will continue thu
teamboat agency business at No II Commercial
lace, under the sty.e and firm Of SInnott 4
Iarter.
Our fri nd, Capt. G. Press Wor long and favora-
lv known as commander clerk on many Of our
ne river pa. 'kets, has associated himse aib
II. Il W. Adams; aud they " II, under the firm
anne OF Adams Work. conduct a general
t ambnat agency and forwarding bu mess, a,
TO- Commercial Alley.
From the Ulcers of arri ing ste mrrs we daily
eceIve glowing accounts IF the growi x crops.
by Trrgraph.1
V1cKsBURa. Aug. 4.-ToJ b. Woods & Co..
o. IA Gravler street Steamer John KYLE will
rive Sunday, and l,ave on Tuesday f st
ouis =, NJ HJTcHINsoy Nastar
lac steamboat City of Q linev took 2lO) sacks
salt from Nessrs Jackson, Fitzpatrick 4 Hen. s
ars"n for points in the West {
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The new Regatta Sloon is we think. one Of
the ,"s' in this town Last nj hit Me-srs Sutton
y Sullivan opened the ball with a grand supper
The tab groanel under til weight Of choice
a 81 luscious yianls. oh! think II il lobster
salad. big ham and big roast. hankcd by
prizes, glucose, but cr. sauces. olives. etc, etc.
an -tt out and for nothing ~; except that fel-
w Sh'nti e'wtys tlk5 drlk at In. R,,,tta
saloon -. Charles street. near Comm. ial Allev
oh YES! "s-t arr the lucky uImhtr and if
r II beverages. served cut by those gr.d looking
dtc"c ers OF drinks, then lie must be m,st
peculiar ru-H md cd. Them drinks amt good.
Oh, no; guess not?
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POLITICAL.

| The TIGER CLUB.-It will be glorious news t.
tn residents, that is, the cIizens Of the Sec rne
Ward, to learn that the Old Tiger Club, which
did such good service in the last campaign, is t.
| be reOrganlZed.
| Az will be seen from the notice in another col
umn "a meeting will he held to morrow night at the
Iron Building, opposite ST. Mary's Market, OF the
members o. the club, at which all citizens are IN
yited to attend.
They boys coming together again is new
evidence that the Second Ward means business
THE FRANK BLAIR GUARDS OF Go AND IL
A call for a meeting, to take place Tuesday eve
ulng OF that crack organization the Frank Blair
Guards Of 80 and 70, is published in another
column.
The record of the club can not be beaten, and
there is every guarantee that for the future ii
will be as clear.
FOURTH WARD WHITE LEAGUE. A large num-
Der Of the citizens Of the Fourth Ward met last
night for the purpose Of organizing White
League.
The platform of the Crescent City White
League was read and approved.
The roll was then signed by every person pres
ent, after which the League elected the following
,fiicer- President, .. Dupeire Secretary, Vim.
Henry; Treasurer, Peter Ford.
The election Of the re naming officer, was de-
ferred 10 the next meeting, after which the
League adjourned.
HOWARD INvINoiBLEs.-A regular meeting Of
the Howard Invincibes was held at their Club
ROOM 1913 St Charles, last night.
A large number Df new members were admit
ted, after which several resolutions were adopted
inviting all good citizens to unite with them III
the reumeptOn Of the State and the restorat ton
Of good Government to Louisiana. The meet
ing then adjourned.
HARDY GuARDs.-A large meeting OF this cl.b
was held last evening. at their rooms on GOOD
children. between Vaudeville and Spain streets
The meeting was called for the purpose of in
structing those members who have not registered
in the necessity for having the same done imme-
diately After the transaction Of their regular
business, the meeting adjourned.
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TAlkine about boats anl rae - sud , 7, that .o-t
81 thing. but ii the old Boat Honse, No 7. at II
Exchange Alley. don't win the race this COM
aanny, then nobody has a trne appreciate N 4, {
L Cd nqn,r. WIN, Pail Laconrt holds tn he'll,
sad y Il ret he is just the nj an to si.ertne id
rlAee clear Of rn. ks ami that TT Of thing, H..
Bsat House threw ont it's sails las II hit AZ 7
o'clock. and will continue to ide til, onch the
waters OF prosperity as long as the boys will give
tn = orecze. Go it Paul, W. bet on you.
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Messrs. Pe.son 4 Hews those very popular
and estmable merchants, publish in our adver-
Using oil INNS card which should attract the
atteniio Of all who have ary respect for their
weather they have on hand every style of goods
that can contribute to render poor mortals cool
indeed Therefore, if comfort and most salu-
brious feeling is desired, which surely it must
be- then call at Nos. ID and Is Camp street and
suI yourself to a suit Of the most suitable cloth
ing
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A grand summer nights festival will be given
- To Magnolia Gar len on Wednesday, August
.sah, 1874 As there will be splendid illumina
Am free concert and ball, we have no doubt but
ehat everybody and his friend will be on hand
ADd enjoy themselves
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wearing tight gnriers hats recently killed
shrce Phil "lelphia ladies'. We don't tn"w
exactly where the garter is worn. but il is 70.
bAbly SORT Of corset tat Affects the lungs,
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Lady Bnte recently opened It .rdiff E IT,
lana. new dock cons rlcted at the cost Of
nj husband The dock is s.id to be the
i"rstr III the world. and upward of $500, ."
have been expended il its iormLtion- "a
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NOLASStS-No receipts and no sales. City
refint ~ reboiled is selling in the Job trade
at 40t42c for common, 4S0l50c for fair 550l 0 SIC
for good fair, 60962c for prime and 67@69e for
choice.
FLOUR Continues dull and depressed, with
only job demand. The sales are confined to
1900 bbls, Of which IS and 100 double extra at
s. 80 low treble extra at IS Is; 20 and Is choice
treble extra at Sc; So 100 and Els choice extra at
81 rs; Az 90 at ~ 80 and 40O and 225 on private
terms.
CORN MEALS dull and quoted at s. rs
y Dbl. 500 bbls sold on private terms, and Is and
PORK-Dull. Mess is offering at $A so q Dbl
and no sales. Retailing at s2l 80 cash and s26
| time.
DRY SALT MEAT-None in first hands and
| dealers have very lite. shoulders are q ted
! 4 g. No. Dealers are retailing the" at ''e
| BACON-We have to note dull market with
| holders asking 1Oc for shoulders 10 G for eli an
RIB sides. and l3sc for clear Sides and only SINAI
to the trade at these prices. 20 boxes shout
ders sold to the trade 1T lOc u D. There WEI
sales to the Government Of lis casks and q,
boxes shoulders, i'll five different lots at Zoe u D.
Dealers rates are lose for shoulders, l3sc for
| clear rib sides, and l34c for clear sides
BkEAhFANr BACON Is scarce and in de-
mand and command l5s116c - b.
HAMs-Good supply and dull, at l5!@16c u b
for choice sngar-cured.
LARD-Is calce. fierce commands l5}01 Ice:
key 1906 C th. Dealers rates 1850 for terct
and Tic for keg.
WHI>KY-Dull and quoted 81 0l@1 OF. for
Louisiana rectifed, 81 r5al 06 " gallon for
CORN IN BULK-The market Is bare. It is
offered, TO arrive at Toe II bushel for mixed.
WHEAT IN BULK-The market is bare. bu,
supplies are offering, to arrive at 81 % ~ bushe
A tow OF 1900 bushels is on the wa here fol
els ia gong on board ship for Liverpool
We are indebted to Messrs. Irepagnier & Co.
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VIcKsBuRo, Ang H. ls47-ioI.B Woods 4
q" IA irsvler street Steamer ! I'm kye y i'll
arrive SUNDAY, and leave Tues ay f II St I.oni-
A. nj. HUTCHINSON L aptalp
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BALTINORE-Per steamship WHINING ton--As.
sOrtei III l>e
HAVANA VIA FLORIDA PORTS Per s,.sm
u afiraix 4 Agar D.. On cigar l. N~CarIl-lIL hls
=" Inc 40 j,r~ oil ~ pkg~ IN t-e s ucho Au,- i 10
money RAsem. III do + Masicn
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bethesda wat freely used and no otl er simu-
49, cr1hk, VIII prevent sunstrohe and other
4Atal disease. AZ lO6 Camp street
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Bethesda water freely used and no other stimu-
liant drink. will prevent sunstroke and other
fatal usvas,s, at 10i Cimo street
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LOWER COAST.

LOWER COAST
REGULAR LOWER COAST PACKET.
Nv ICE WEEK
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SArvpnAv
at ~ A. II, n
III FOR THE FORTS, QUARANTINE
bu,as, Pmntea Hache. Jesuit's Bend
Tn. n.v .a anu all plantation and way laadina.-
NC no" anu Sta'ihch ta-s-n steamer ~
Mary Ida, go
a A. . kd'z master, J L. Boyd, P. z. Ba.rv aIara.
:. :. 10" " ~ A'''e fo' freight Ct pAsssge appl. -