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FOR RENT.

T>OR kENT-THAT LARGE FINE BUILDING
II known as the EXPOSITION BUILDING. front
ing On st. Charles and Carondelet, running through
the entire block The q ound floor has front bot
OF the above streets Of 81 feet and is 3il feet deep
ceiling 70 feet high 1t has a large 100 horse power
engine, with boiler, etc in complete working order
which could be attached 10 hosting apparatus also
arailroad with hand car running from street to
the other turn table and rairoaa in the centre
making 1t most desirable building for the storage
Of all kinds Of merchandise and a warehouse fnI
the storage of coffee it would be unsurpassed it,
location convenient and easy OF access from all part
Of the city. For terms, apply IL CHAS. GALA
CHER manager, 1870 Grayier street. sci Ii
L>OR kENT-THE FRONT OFFICE ON THE
Il ground floor Of No. 80 Carondelet street and the
second floor Of building. Also The rear office
on ground floor Of No. - Carondelet street Posses
sion given Immediately Apply TO MCGEHEE
sNOWDEN d. co, I9l Gravier street auss If
CTORES FOR RENT-CORNER STORE AND
~ dwelling OF Magazine and Josephine No. 6l5 from
October !, leI4-DO. store and dwelling, G25 Maya
zine street possession Immediately. A two story
dwelling, No lis Wasbin2ton street from October
1874. Apply u AUkICH 629 Magazine street.
au30 10t'
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JOHN W. MADpKs.--1bis popular headquaz
Tor stationery and mercantile furnishing go,. -
country a. beng ons Of the
relabie sta tiuiieiy e-taishmental, - ID uN os'
country The general stock 81 rf;na S'.Sla q
buns, portMonlaies, puraa9, le..ex ana card
s., , I'M I'd their various other
,;ns Iv s ssie.ssa w nsrous ). ~en = judi
= Wy 10y 1890 y. -. 42ddes il too wal-known
resi- or his NJ 5Gpdta t;s1 - - = 1'A'A'
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Louisiana Knnxers-Ninth Ward-A me iii,.:
Of ,h. Club viii take on MONDAY, August 81 at i
O'Clock J. NJ, at their Wigwam. corner Love and
Poland streets. The officers mem bers q, all Con
servativc voters 81 that portion - the ward are
sJsct uily invites! to come forward and enroll them
selves. by
PHIL MUNICH President.
j. V. gull OlTE. Secretary. aIs0 IT
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CLIFFORD q. WAYNE.

]. 4. bURpEAu CLIFFORD q. WAYNE.
DUlsDEAU 4 WAYNE,
General Steamboat Agents
And Commission and Forwardi z Merchants,
Agents tor Memphis, cairo. st. Louis, Louis
Vile and Cincinnat packets. Particular atteI-
ton given to collections OF steamboat bills.
Glass sashes, blinds, etc, o be sold this day,
q g Camp street. At IL O'Clock, for account Of
: whm = may ovnoern, by = T. and B. J. Aoat-
! ssnnet3.
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Attention. Wa-hiuxtou White I

Attention. Washington White Lca9ue-The
officers and members of this League requested 10
assemble at headquarters. corner Bayou Road and
johnson street, TUESDAY, Sept l. at clock +.
NJ, sharp to proceed theTeirom to the ratification
meeting to b. held on Canal street i'll iron! of
the Varieties Theatre. Punctal attendance is strict
ly demanded by order
CIfAS. GEHLBACH
President Sixth Ward Washington White League.
WN. II. Evans Secretary. 81 IT.
The Tiger Club VIII Assemble ut Their
Headquarters on TUESDAY EVENING, Sept LIST,
al clock 10 join in proce sion with other clubs to
mafch 10 the Varieties Theatre.
ARCHIBALD MITCHELL, President.
IHOo. REYNOLDS, Secretary. 81 NAE
The Tiger White Lea We and section d., Of
OF the Crescent W hite League Club will assent bic
at the same place and hour. Prompt Tendance is
required ARCHIBALD MITCHELL
Il NIKE First Marshall.
Fourth Ward Democratic CIub-The mels-
bers Of the abose club requested meet at the
Wigwam corner VilleIe and Canal streets, Tt ES-
DAY, sept l. at O'Clock T. NJ. for til purpose OF
archne III a body to the ratification meeting to he
held at the Varieties Theatre
JNO. LIE MONNIER President.
EDw. kEENA. Secretary. 81 1t
Hca dqua rfer. Fifth Ward White League
Members Of this Leagus earnestly requested to
assemble This EVENING at = O'Clock, at their
headq arters 33 and 1876 Rampant street. to proceed
theretrUm to the ratification NEE ting to be held
in front Of the Varieties Theatre, Canal street.
BY order of the President.
DIR. II. BAYON,
T. c. LANDRY Secretary 81 II
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UNFINISHED ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
Il board central location, No. 209 Graver street,
near Baronns t4rms moderate, to suit times. ap2su
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Office Of the Delta Insurance Company. corr
ner Carondeet and Common strrcts-Nrw Orleans,
sept ]. 1s7f.lnconiormiry with the requirements OF
the amended charter and in accordance with reso-
lyton Of the Board of Trustees at special meeting,
held June III lS.4 the subscribers to the Capital
Stock Of this Company are hereby notified to come
forward and pay the following at the time
specified below, viz:
Ten per on the Ist day Of October. 1874
Ten . 4 cent on the lSt day OF November, lisa.
Fifteen per cent the LIST dav OF December, asa.
Fifteen per cent the ST. day OF December. 1874.
BIZ order OF tbs Board
su30 An L w BAQUiE Secretary
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Best -four 81 % pr barrel-no dayage by J..
r. Remand Co.
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EOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE AND WELL
II located store, No 43 Magazine street., with
iron shuttere Possession given Immediately. Apply
to STAUFFEK MACKEADY a. co, II Canal
street aulb I'm
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Best flour 81 80 per barrel-no drayage--by
X. r. maud Il Co.
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NOR RENT-A rNO-SiORY HOUSE, No. "a
IL Claiborne, between Gravler and Common,
within half square Of the market gas in all depart
ments be had ut reasonable price by applying
ON r,rernis1,s iN.fl II
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THE Cheapest DRY GOODS STORE N THE
CouNTRY.-1he above caption may sound like an
idle boast to many of our readers, but such, We
assure Them is not the case, as they can well
satisfy themselves by referring to the advertise
ment Of Messrs. y. 4 l.. Michel, No 59l Maya
Zine street, and noting the prices of some Of
tneir fancy and staple articles. But the best
plan, in our OPP Non, would be to cal on these
gentlemen and satisfy yourselves ~ To the Just
ness of their claim to be the cheapes. dry goods
store IN the country.
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EOR kENT-FKONT OFFICES ON FIRST AND
IL tecOnd floors At No. ~ Ga ond-let street. corner
Common the new threest brick store corner Canal
and Liberty upper part liable for boarding nouse,
thIeeest0ry bLi& dwelling No 800 anal street and
several frame dwellings Oh Robertson, near Canal.
Apply to CLARK & MEADER, IL and Is Carondelet
street or $50 St Mary street. aug I'm
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Rally. Rally. Democrats and Conservative
voters of the Third Ward-Notee-1hcr will be a
me. ting of the Howard Guards on TUESDAY
EVENING September LIST, at O'Clock, AT
their hall corner Robertson and Com streets
Business Of Importance will be transacted. Promi
ncnt speakers will attend the meeting and from theiI
hall march in body TO the Ratification Mass Meet
ing oi the Baton Rouge Convention. to be held on
Canal street in front of the Varieties Theatre. Pune
tuai attendance is requested.
BY order of j. j. OHAEA, President.
.InuN pFuIY Secretary 81 IT.
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BOARDING - OCCUPANTS WANTED FOR
ID two large and airy Rooms, second and third
floors, well furnished, and opening upon WIDE,
covered verandahs, on the shady side Of the
apartments of smaller size. Terms moderate
References can be exchanged through Glass Box
1854, Post Office, or on application to No 42s
CArundelet street. au2 1mSuTuFr
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Best -four - 80 per barrel-no drayage-by J.
T. kenaud IL Co.
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+. a. TYIFR.-Tns emporium of jeweb'v situat-
ed at No. li5 Canal street, Is one OF the most
prominently successful Establishments IN our
city, from he reason that Mr. Tyler with none
but liberal view actuating his career is N
stantiy engaged IN charging his va uable stO X
in trade. hr. ylsr is also agent for tn VIII they
Manufacturing Company. The artc g. fnrui-neu
from hat famous factory familiar to every
one through the unique and tasteful samples OF
workmanship IN pure whi,h have been ex-
mbited aud taken nurerous prizes 1T the many
fairs at which they have been presented
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-01

Citizens Bank Of LOnisiana--At Rexnlai
meeting OF the Boa Il held FRIDAY eth inst. Mr.
JAMES j. TAELEEON was uhanin oHsly elected
Cashier in place OF Mr. j. j.. Delery. removed.
au3O I'm JOHN G.. GAINES President
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FURNISHED ROOMS BY The DAY OR WEEK
IL Strangers visiting, New Orleans will lind fr T.
class furr, shed rooms b, the day week at No 10
St Charles street. bet ween ST Charles Hotel and Canal
street. Mrs. w. H. SLACK. Reference Il.
Walshe l,0 Canal street au30 81
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i from LIST September, 1874. 1t il of brick, two
stories high with slate roof and covers four lots OF
ground aud faces both on Fulton and Front streets
between Julia and Notre Dame streets. For terms
apply to RANDOLPH, SINGLETON BROWNE,
corner Camp aud Natchez streets ly26tf
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-01

Special N0tice-Steamer Katie makes close con.
neetion at mouth OF VIII Q and Arkansas Rivers
with steamer QUICKSTEP, for Augusta and all
points on White River
JOHN JANNEY, Agent II. Common street.
auly
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-01

To Ievee Contractors - Proposals Wili be
received at the office OF the LOUISIANA Leyec Com
pany, until TIL RSDAY, sept mber 3, at IL O'Clock
NJ, for building the Bonnet Care Levee, in the
parish OF St John the Baptist So levee viii be
20 t., lgrg d average i6l teet hi,5i.
will contain abont 200 900 cubic yards. Plans,
office of the Louisiana Ievee Company. The Com,
pany reser~.s The right to reject any OF all bids.
THOS l. DIX,
au2l ts3 Secretary aud Treasurer.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-01

Office Planters Cotton Tie Association, 81 Car.
ondelet stIpet-New Orleans August 4. 1874
meeting OF the stockholders of this Asso. iatOn FOL
the purpose of cunsi eIing and acting upon certain
notifications of the charter will take place at its
office in this city, Oh SATURDAY, September 5 1874
aus I'm JOHN HUGHES President.
Special Notiee-ExcursiOn Tickets by Steamers
NatcheZ and L. T.. Lee, leaving ATURDAY = at !
L. NJ. and returning SUNDAYS at 5 p. M. Fare for
the rouu trip ). 70. Tickets good for two days only
For sale by j. JANNEY.
aii2 I'm III Common street.
Hall Of the Red River Pilots Benevolent AsSOeia-
ton, New Orleans August l, 1S74-1he Directors
and members OF this Association hereby request
I'd tO attend Regular Annual Meeting foI the cleo
ton of a Board of Directors to be held TUES
DAY, september |, 1871, at 10 O'Clock 4. II. Pune
tnal attenaanceis requested All members expect
ing 10 be absent entitled to vote by proxy.
BY order Of JOHN II. LEWIS President.
JNo. A MouCEoN, Secretary. aul Bot
Time Of Departure.-rhe Mail Train by the Great
jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot the foot
OF Calliope street at cock p NJ, connecting with
all fast trains North, East and West Pullman Pal
ace Cars OF all trains. iva
Dr. W. d. Austin. residence and office $50
81 Charles, First street Office hours from TO
y A. NJ, and from hali-past to half-past I r. Nj
Slate a; Geo. a. Fosiiok l. Co.'S No s. Caronieet
street Orders left there promptly attended to.
iel4 tt
North Loui-ia.a and Texas kailroad-
Through bills Of ating given to all stations this
road tor freight skipped per steamers r. f Lee,
Katie, ana Natohez J.JANNEY, Agent
jei II. Common street
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-01

NeaauEartcrs sixth Ward Crescent City
W hite League he officers and members of this
League are hereby notific. assemble AT their hall
on Rampant between Barracks and Hospital streets
10 attend a special meeting TUESDAY, Septem
be, J. at 81 o clock +. NJ Business Of importance.
r., order G. w. DCPRE, Capt. Com.
f. j DUPAcNIER First Sergeant. 81 1t
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-01

A PAIATAL BUILDING. Above all Of the sur
rounding buildings the magnificent dry goods
sto Of MessIs. LevOis 4 Jamison lifts its orua-
mented front as if proud Of its palatial appear
ance. The forethongbt and energy Of this firm
have won for them a large and extended patron
age among our best ctizons. In their stock,
which occupies five stories Of heavily laden
shelves, there to be found every variety of
Materials, styles, quality, and fashion OF dry
goods and at prices to suit the views Of all class
es of purchasers. Their Mr.. Levois resides in
Paris where be keeps the Establishment constant
ly supplied with shipments Of every article in the
dry goods line both fancy and staple. MIR. d..
Jamison is III the store, and by his careful adj
minlstration OF business and strict attention to
customers, has gained for Ing store name
among our first mercantile establishments.
Country buyers will find full line OF all goods IN
this line Of business at No ZIG Cahal street,
where a corps OF efficient clerks, under the SUI
pervison VI that energetic and popular gentle
man, Mr.. Portions, Will give satisfaction to all
who call.
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Headquarters sixth Ward Rough and Ready
Central Democratic Club-The members of this club
are requested to meet headquarters 81 St Philip
street between ROY al and Bourbon, TUESDAY, list
September at +. NJ, to proceed therefrom to the
LITIGATION Mass Meeting to he held Canal street,
ancc is expected
BY order of o. MOREI, President
r. d. SOURDEs Secretary. slit
Headquarters Fourteenth Ward Democratic
Club-Th regular meeting Of t is Club will be held
at the club room on WEDNESDAY, Sept, mber I'd
at u L. NJ. A full and punctual attendance re
quested r. u CARRIER, President
l. T. W. MASON Secretary. 81 2
seventh Ward Central Democratic and Com
seryative Cuba meeting of the above Club will be
held on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept I'll, at
O'Clock ut Jacobs Hall l. We and ETenchmen
streets Come one! Come all. Prominent speakers
will address the meeting
By order Of
JAS d. EDWARDS, President.
Z. MARIN, Secretary. 81 IT
Fourth Ward White l.engne. Attention =
The officers and members of the above League are
Hall No 81 Bienyillc street, TUESDAY EVENING,
September sl at o'clock, sharp
t,y " member is Xpectcf to he present
BY order of o. DUPIEI,E. Jr., President.
W j. BoYL,N. Corresponding" Secretary. 81 1t
Tenth Ward White League. Attention The
officers and members of this League are hereby or
,ered 10 assemble at head quarters at Temperate
Hall on TUESDAY EVENING, September LIST at
6b promptly. TIE members of the different ctions
will report the above time and place to their sepa
late commanders.
Business iinpOr ant.
Fy order: r. FLOOD President.
A ErIIEY Secretary 81 Ii
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yTNO RENT-THE TWOSTORY HOUSE NO 3l5
i AnnunciatiOn street. containing double or arched
parlors dining rs0M, marble mantle pantry, kitchen
and ironing room first floor; six bed rooms and
bathroom second floor gas fixtures complete, and
all modern cOnveuiences pass the door every
four minutes To prompt paying tenant rent low
Inquire at No. 3i7 Annunciaton, above Felicity st.
alI3 In
LNOR KENT-A TWO STORY FRAME DWELL
Il ing, containing six rooms, kitchen, and large
yard, in good repair Cars pass within half square
Of the prop rty Rent go per month to good tenant
Also large raised cottage, li6 Pleasant street. and
two story dwelling Iole'ianO street both within
one hundred yards Of Magazine Car Station. Rent
SO. Apply to W. X. VERLANDER 4s Magazine
street. aI9l In
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HoyT Il WILcox'-Possessed of large re-
sou, ces and WIDE experience. this old and prolni-
nent frm.sf wholesale grocers, continue to offer
Inducements to merchants and others in the in
terror III the way Of choice goods and low figures,
which obviate the necessity OF q vsi To any other
market by the most prudent and exachng pur-
chasers. BY referring to their advertisement it
will be seen that they have on hand in store II
large and fresh stock of e. shen ana Western
butter, Western cheese, aud sundries, snch as
starch, candies vinegar, Full on Market beef,
etc. Messrs Hoyt u Wilcox, are prepared 10 fill
AL ORDERS i'll their line, at the lowest market
rates. and we commend them to the careful at
tention OF our friends throughout the city and
country. These gentlemen are the agents for
the mammoth house Of ). Straight Son, Of
Hudson, OHIO, and keep constantly on hand their
goods in 70, 80 and 100 n packages.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-01

The Price OF Ten Dollars SO per Ton Tor
good COTTON SEED. delivered the levee heIe.
and regulated the ajth Of November last viii be
continued until flu ther notice for the ensuing Year
commencing ~ September, 1874
UNION OIL COMPANY,
BJENVIIIE OIL WORKS COMPANY,
LOUISIANA OIL COMPANY,
a. a. MAGINNlS SONS. au2l In
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yINO RENT ~ THE THREE-SIOki bklCK
i store, with slate roof. corner Grod and Full
ton streets running through from Fulton to Front
street. with openings On GirOd. For terms apply to
X. II. BROWNE, corner Camp and Natchez strtets
or VIM =. FkEKET 20 Camp street. jy26tf
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Upper CITY HOTEL TORRENT FURNISHED

1t is elegantly furnished and delightfully."- situated,
corner Of Magazine and Jackson streets, on the
Magazine and Jackson Line of Raj road, having
broad yeranca 30 fest long, and arg- pleasant
splendid family hotel. Apply on the
pre1nisee au19 I'm
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or the staunch and reliable wine and liquol
importers, there is no firm in this city thai
stands higher than that OF Messrs. Rareshide x
Macs, II Ichoup toulas street. They are the
agents OF the famous Marret Co., and Poutney
x Go. 8 brandles Scotch aies and Dublin (Guine SIS
stout, Bremen tDectenl lager, kleppel Il Co. I
wines all Of which articles they keep constantly
ON hand full supply, and offer them to the trade
at the lowest market prices. Messrs. Rareshide
i Macs also keep on hand a very extensive stock
of canned goods Of Vim. Numsen & Sons pack.
ing, honse that is famous throughout the
United States. They are. besides, the agents OF
those celebrated Hanuis's Acme WHISTLES
which have attained such reputation through
out the South. Read their advertisement III all
other column.
HARDWARE AND MECR ANICs' SUpILiEs-It gives
us pleasure to direct attention to the advertise
merit Of Messrs Bostick Il Cohen, the successors
Of that ancient and honorable firm OF Bostick X
seymour. Then stock Il hardwa !" and mechaIl-
lcs supplies Is always extensivc emb acing every
article IN their lne of trade Purchasers seen,
to like to deal with this house for they know that
they Will meet with the fairest Of treatment. The
bu .ness conducted by this long established ho.. sc
Is OF 80 comprehensive nature that we are COM
PEELED to refer our readers TO its card i'll another
column for detailed description of the numer-
Gus goods and wares embraced III its stock under
the general appellation OF hardware nd mechan-
les supplies. Mesers. Eostlck Il Cohen are enter
prising and liberal in their dealings, and have q
thorough knowledge of the various branches OF
trade which cont lbute to their stock They are
also the general Southern agents for mineral
sperm OIL
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-01

tho RENI-rHE LOMEk FLOOR OF IHE
i building No 1871 Gravier street. Also, the
lower floor Of No l85 Gravicr Immediate possession
given. Apply to McGEHEE, SNOWDEN & VlO
LETT 1911 Gravier street y19 II
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-01

Special N0iice- Parties haN ing Pledges M
HAET'S LOAN OFF, r. corner Of Giivier and 81
Charles streets upon which int, is due, here
BY notified call AMI pay the same. OF rrwise they
will b. ID By orderof
au!G II j. ART Manager.
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IIea dquartcrs Fifth Ward Central Demo-
cr tic Ciub-The members of this Club requested
10 meet at Headquarters, Nos. 1873 and 135 Rampant
street TUESDAY, September LIST, at O'clock L..
NJ 70 proceed therefIom to the ratification Mass
meeting. to be held Canal street in front of the
Varieties Theatre. Punctual attendance is expected.
BY order Of
LEON QUEYROUZE President.
iiA-r,,X HoHNAFoN Secretary a,O 2tM&E
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THO RENT-NICE COOL AND PLEASANT
i rooms, furnished, SO per month. Board and
rOem Is per month. Convenient to business. With
large verandas In front; also large front room
unfurnished. Inquire ut A. Baronne street. near
;x-Tt
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fkeceipts of Produce.

CAMDEN-Per steamer ouacbia Belle-12O bales
cotton I ii Il NJ Allen &co--7s T Hardie &co-5S
So Jurey 4 Gls-4s Meyer, We4s &co.36 Jno Pheps
Sco-2S Richardson Il May-22 j U 4 II NJ Payne eco
IS Male l. Cammack- 20 Aiken Waltz Bussey Il
coz I Harde &co-11 Alcus Scherck x Autey-li
McGehee. Snowden Violett--13 Clapp Bros &to-9
i b Newman &co-9 Copes & Ogden--S Campbell 4
Strong-6 VIM Harrington &co-5 I l. Airey &co-5
Aoag-5 jules Rose &eo-4 J Harris Sco-3
Ciarke-3 Lehman, Abraham &co-2 Claiborne &co-2
Fors all 4 Jumonv.lle-2 q NJ Bayly Pond Far
lev Bright &co--1 Jno Chsffe Bro 4 Son--1 Ably &
Boali cuy-1 S Wlkerson-1 Levy Haas-sundries
to order-Total. 564 bales cotton
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Hensley-Sundr!es
to order
yICKSBURG-Per steamer Gov Aen-l24 bales cot
ton I H 4 J NJ Allen &co-95 to order-94 Richardson
4 May-32 Hogan-29 PcestidIe, Graham &co-25
Frierson Sco-21 Meyer Weis xeO-20 Walden.
Hawkins &;o--l6 McGehee, Snowden Violett-1s J
W Champlin-l3 Greenwood Son-l3 y Thom-
as Sco-l3 w 4 II Morris on-1e G NJ Bayly Pond
10 Lehman. Abraham &co--lo friedlander-.o
Harris Sco-7 Newman &co-S T L Airey &co-7
JU&H VI Payne &co-5 Burnet &co-4 Pritchard
& Bickham-4 Jno Chaffe. Bro Som Ben Gerson-
@ Sentell &co-1 VIM Harrington &co-1 Britton
< Moore-1 Clapp Bros &co-1 Walmsley eco i
Black &co-36S sacks cotton seed Louisiana Oil
Goa do A Maginnis Sons--snndres to order-To-
tai. 500 bales cotton 39s sacks cotton seed
SHREvEPORT-Per steamer Maria Loulse-2ll
bales cotton Meyer Weis &co--l86 H Ludwigsen-
l65 Jno Phelps &co-25 L Walmsley &co-3 Clapp
Bios Sco-2 r T Buckner Bros bales hides bis
do sacks wool Dbl Perkins, Swenson Sco-l Dbl
wax A head cattle Mehe &co-2l do Inbau, Aycock
&co-sundries to order-T tai, SO bales cotton
NATCHITOCHES-Per steamer Lessie Tayor-5l
bales cotton C l. walmsley &co-2O NJ Sandidge &co
5 Prestidge, Graham Sco-f L buckner q 5roM -!
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