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SENATOR WEST On THE sITUATION
KELLoGG's WANT OF BACKBONE.

The special correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazene telegraphs from Washington TO that
paper of the 18th inst:
Senator West who is now in Washington
has received no dispatch from New Orleans
since last night or to-day, and has no ntornia-
ton in regard to the situation there, except
that which has been printed in the newspa-
pers. He has been in consultation with the
President to-day, and reports that Gen. GIANT
is very indignant at the action Of citizens OF
New Orleans in attempting a revolution there.
He said he had ordered them to lay down
heir arms and disperse, and he intended to
make them do it. Senator West has no
doubt that the revolutionists will obey the
Presidents proclamation and disperse before
Monday next, but says that when they have
done it the Kellogg administration wall be no
better off than it is now.
Judging from the Associated Press dis
patches the revolution has already been sue
cessfnl. and the dispersion of the militia
called out by Penn will not restore Kellogg
to power If the President undertakes to
put Kellogg back into the State House, as
Senator West presumes he will do, by the
aid Of United States troops, he will not sue
coed unless he can put Kellogg into sutt-
cient courage to enable him to be put back.
Kellogg cannot stand off at arms length.
OF niue III the CuStoW no use, 3dlflSoUtu DN
United States troops and guns, and exercise
the powers and the duties of Governor Of
the State.
The Senator thinks that Kellogg ought 20
have remained ia the Executive office and de
Tended it, even with his life, and that the
cowardice he has shown in running away has
not only proved him to be unequal to the
present emergency, bat has greatly compli-
Gated matters. In speaking OF the easy vic
tory which the citizens to have gained
over the metropolitan police, Mr. West said
that il did not surprise him. That body was
made W OF political bulnmers, who beld their
places because they were expert in rnanagin
Of ward caucuses. The rank and file had been
cheated out of part of their pay. and it was
not strange that they should fail kellogg ut
the time.
The position of the us1lrper has become
truly pitiable, now that even his former
staunch friends have tnlnel upon him and the
severest excavations he will receive in the
future will no doubt be from his own side of
the house The negroes are specially bitter
against him, charging him with arrant
cowardice in hiding himself away in the Gas.
tom-House during the fight.
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CESAR ANTOINE.

Thursday evening dispatch was sent 70 G. Z.
Antoine Lieut.. Gov. ot Louisiana. under the
Kellogg regime, signed 10y negro Snperintend
ant Of Education Brown i. T. Joubert,
formerly of the Police Board; Casey and
Packard.
The dispatch was to the effect that II lac
(Anioine) would resign Kellogg would follow
his example. The reasons assigned for this
step were that it would advance the interests
Of the Republican party, and would, more
over. tend to the appointment Of a Repub-
loan as the provisional Governor of the State.
We are not yet informe what resulted from
<l,ia telegram.
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For the Bulletin.1
DE- FAC1O AND THE DEVIL.
BY DR.. JORSCHK.

From his birthstone couch at early morn,
Ger meadow and fields the Devil strayed,
Through Louisiana's cotton and corn,
To see that hi, plans were duly laid.
He was dressed in Sunday suit-his best
With vest all covered about with guilt,
Ribbons were tied all over his tail.
And he walled about with lordly silt.
De Facto lie spied as he strayed along,
And shouted Brother" with hearty greet
ing.
And then they Rugged with lovers embrace:
Forsooth, never saw Just such a meeting.
De facto began % 1lubber and CRY,
And sobbeI oE'. Brother. am :-'e 'sn
done
Ny friends are leaving ,no everywhere.
They are .rorpin. away, one b! one
"rps Gran. .h.l .en1 you some troop 'is.
away.
Tie Devil replied lyon may depend.
For never 4 man have ! ever seen
50 sery mach sk. - YOU, my friend.
They parted then with !. towing kiss,
And the Devil went his homeward way,
While De Fsc,o smiled with ghsletly smlles
That grows moro CHASTITY every daye
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

Traaesmtn'. Fire Insurance Company. No.
3 CaluIiclet street Nm Drlcans-lu accordance
with "A resolution D. the Boa Il Of Directors at a
meeting 1t OH the 18th inst the subscribers 10 The
Capita Stack 0. ;he company are hereby notified to
come To- ward and pay Il this Office at the dates
.ier1nentioned the following instruments the
amount they may e>peetiyelys owe to the Company
yiz.
Ton per cent on October &c 1874.
Ten Der cent on November u. 1874
Ton per cent on December IS, 1874,
otherwise the last clause article of the amended
Charter will be pm III full force
BY order OF the Board: j. McD. Ia IoR,
$40 Il. Cd :, ctctaly.
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The manly, independent tone Of the Nsw
Orleans BULLETIN has won for that journal n
strong position IN the hearts and affections OF
our citizens. The time came when We needed
such paper; when this paper Z funked, and
that one temporized, and only the Radisal or.
gan 80 Ike with decided voice, then the Bull
i.xr1N was the friend in need, and in hearty
fearless tones led tue way through the clouds
hour Of victory the White Mans Party will
not forget its friends. -Neio Delta (.Atyiers),
1871 inst
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EooaIs DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMM FrEE. [
Now Orleans Sent & lSlt. 1

EooaIs DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE
New Orleans. Sept. 8, 1874.
TO the bushes. community OF the Parish OF Or
lesns:
The recently promulgated Registration Law
subjects all voters who are opposed to Radlcailsm
and the Kellogg usurpatlon. especially our natur-
allied citizens to unprecedented and outrageous
difficulties and ann0yances III obtaining the ne
cessary registration papers to enable them to vote
IL the ensuing election.
Therefore this .ommittc. respectfully urges
and earnestly requests that merchants, manufac-
tuners, corporations and all others having voters
in Their employ, allow them ample time and every
possible opportunity, not only TO register them
selves but also to enable them to assist others IN
dong so.
T. MAlOCIiEE, President,
WILL STEVEN. Wee Presldcn'.
Il. I. EowEx. Secretary. -i0 l0t
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BATTLE MONUMENT. While our friends III
Louisiana are rejoicing over their REDEMPTION
from the rule Of the pluuderers, we trust they
will not forget their heroic dead On the spot
where they fell, there where the stones were
dyed with their blood, let monument arise
t. commemorate their courage, their virtues,
aud their patriotism. Let it tell to future
generations how the men of 1:74 preferred
death to bondage, and as long as the great
river flows onward to the sea, so long shall
men point 10 il Us evidence Of an example to
be initiated and honored - Teesb"rq Herald.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

>e>-~-~-~ ~ . . % =
Special Notice to Ouacs,ita shipPfr--The
lively leave SATU RDAY EVENING the 18th lust,
AT clock for Trenton Monroe amt all landings on
Duachita and Bac AYERS, giving Tia oueh hili> III
lauing t. Mo1Gts ban. d. W. E!4AAh> Master
sl9
American Mutual Insurance sssOciHtiOn OF
New Orlcans--N " Orleans, sept. 10, ls.4 -Deilii-
uu-nt Stock holder, are hereby notified TO come Tor
ward and pay their third installncnt of pei cent
ON capt. il stock without any further delay. ositswse
LEGAL proceedings will be instituted.
BY Uylev Ot { 4'resident
I'D. SULLIVAN.
al7Gt Ssretar. III" TEN.
('itizens, Bank Of LOlisiuna--.A, "a Regular
meeting of the Boa d held FRIDAY, 2cth inst Mr.
JAMES j. TARLETON unanimously elected
Cashier in place OF Mr. J. L. Delery, removed.
au,0 I'm JOHN q. GAINES, President.
The Price of Ten Dollar. $50, per ton for
GOOD COTTON SEED, delivered the leyee here,
and regulated the 10th of November last VIII he
continued until further notice, for tho eEsAins ar
commencing LIST September, 1914.
UNION OIL COMPANY.
BIENVILLE OIL WORKS COMPANY.
LOUISIANA Gil COMPANY,
A. A. MAGINNIS' SONS. au2t I'm
Time of Deparlure.-Ihe Mail Train by the treat
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
OF Caiope street at o'clock p. NJ, connecting with
all fast trains North, East and Wests Pullman Pal
ace Cars on all trains. W
North Louisiana and Texas RHsiroad-
Through bills of ading given to ALI statione ,hls
road Tor freight shipped PEP steamers r. z. Lee
Katie. and Na,chez. J.JANNEY. Agent.
se3 vi Common a:ress
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Eocass Daa.ocEATIc PARISH Com

EOslIS DAA.OCHATIC PARISH AOMMITTEE.
New Orleans Sept 3 lS34.
st az a meeting o. this committee, held tins
evening it wac
I.eSol6ed, That ms Committee ssal'i .nvite
and urge all Conservative voters to register hey
.iames, cgr,y practicable. III the boohs OF III.
different Ward Clubs already organized N order
that thew may participate III the election 10 be
held on October 81, for delegates TO the PARISH
Convention, which will assemble on October 9th.
AS under previously promulgated resolutions
Of this committee relative to registry for the
p lmarv elections, the number OF Registrars and
Clerks are not limited; therefore the Presidents
of the several Central Ward Clubs are hereby re-
Qne-ted, u on p oper application, to appoint. III
addition to the appointments already made
One Registrar ach ward, to represent the
different organizations other than lie Demo
cratic party, mentioned III the platform adopted
at the Baton Roug, Convention
Eesotted. That the Presidents of the several
Central Ward Clubs be and they are hereby re-
luested to appoint such number of Commission
els and Clerks as they may each deem proper
and necessary to conduct the election to be he'd
on October Sd. Upon proper application the
Presidents are also requested to appoint one
Commissioner of Election and one Clerk at each
polling place, to represent the different orSenlza-
IONS other than the Democratic party, mentioned
III the platform adopted by the State Convention
recently held at Baton Rouge.
7. MALOCHEE, fresid't.
WILL STEVEN, Vice Pcesidt
Z :. BOWER, Secretary. 81" i't
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URINARY, GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL

URINARY, GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL,
[ $40 Josephine street, between Prytania and
ST. Charles streets. The Fifth Annual Term of this
school will commence on MONDAY, September T.
1874 limited number Of boarding pupils vii
be received. I he object Of the Principal viii be
to 1iabe this department Home School for Girls.
An advance class in Rhetoric, Composition and
Literature viii be formed for Young Ladies.
Hours Of attendance, for this class, from p. NJ.
till P. NJ. Circulars containing terms, etc., can
be obtained at the School from
au3O lmseSuO Z. MATHEWS, Principal.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FURNISHED ROOM AND BOARD-PARLOR
l. and bed room on the first floor, handsomely fur
nished also, number Of large and airy rooms for
rent with without board. at No. Is Burgundy, be-
tween Canal and CustonIhouse streets. Terms mod
crate. 80 I'm
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DEMOvAL- j. C. STEWART, DEALER l.,
IL Bricks, Sand. Lime, et.., has removed his
flee fiom lac Gravier street, to l35 Graviel
street, where he will he pleased 70 see his old
friends and customers. sl3 I'm
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! Office Of the Delta insurance COmpaay. cor.
| per t,aruu,teiet and Common srreets-New Orleans,
Sept l. ls.4-Inconformity with the requirements Of
the amended charter an IN accordance with reso-
luton of the Board of Trustees at special meeting
held ON une l6 l74 the subscribers TO the Capital
Stock of this Company hereby notified tD come
ward and pay the following iHstaMents at the time
specihed below, VIZ:
| Ten per cent the LIST day of October 1874.
Ten p. r cent the LIST day Of November is!4.
Fittet n per the LIST day Of December 1874.
Fifteen per cent the Ji>t day Of December 1874.
| BY r,er Of the Board.
| al3O 4m L W. BAQUIE, Secretary.
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An obituary in q Yankee paper contains the
touching Intelligence that the deceased had &C
cumula / d attle money and ten children.
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EDUCATION.

CT. GEORGES SCHOOL Formerly 81. Marks
Academy FOR GIRLS.
Corner Of Pry' ania aud General Taylor streets.
Opens Monday, september 1.
Number Of pupils hunted. Boarders received
in the family Of the Prin ipal. Apply TO The
REV. H. C. DUNCAN, Rector, or to
MISS NJ. H. WINGATE, Principal.
sl3 TuSaSt
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The undersigned having been appointed
Agents OF the INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NORTH AMERICA, Of Philadelphia, assets s42l0,
600: of the CAISSE GENERALE p'ASSURANCES
of Paris, assets over s. 600 600. and of the MAN
HAITIAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY o
New York, assets $500 0oO will mmence the Fire
Marine snd River Insurance Business at No. 1871
(;rayier street two doors from the G. ton Exchange
on the LIST pro he Insurance Company OF North
me-, ica makes marine losses pa, able IN gold IN
London, when drsired.
- i'm NJ. j. SMITH & co.
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FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OK WITHOUT
Il board central location, No 209 Gravier street,
near BaIonne, terms moderate to suit Tunes. ap2oti
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I,Ht. HANDSBORO DEMOCRAT
ORGAN OF THE WHITE PEOPLE
OF THE
FIRST Judicial District Of Mississippi,
Is respectfully rendered to the merchants &n
business men of New Orleans as an excellent ad-
yertislng medium.
The De,aOcrGt is an old established weekly
pa per and enjoys very large circulation through
out tie First judicial District. Rates OF adsts-
tislng low. Address
p X. MAYERS.
Editor and Proprietor,
EandsbUTo Mise.
Or apply 70 THos. MCINTYRE. Commences
Place. New Orleans. ST !"
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YNAETED-BY AN EXPERIENCED WARE
w hou.emau--A situation III the city country,
where he make an honest living. ing had SIN
yeas eNpe fence III the lI- ST wh0..salr grocery
stores in this city. can mark 500 us shi.uas Ad
,ress i. X, Bulletin office. sll
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First Wnrd Melpomenr Ranger--A ReguIar

meeting Of this Club will be held at People Hail.
corner Of DryadeS nd Mepomene streets, SAT
URDAY EVENING At !! o'clock. DISTINGUISHED
speakers will address the meeting, 10 which the pub
lie is invited to attend
PETER CoYLE President.
q J. IECsfsr, SeeIrtarv >ly
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CANDIDATES.

The many friends Of VIM Ii. Morgan desire
to announce him as a candidate for the o.ce of Grim
ina Sheriff of the parish of Orleans. Subject 10 the
action OF the Parish Convention. sl3 to1@
DR.. John VI. Cullen announces himself as u
candidate for Coroner of the lst 4th 9Th and 9th Dis
trcts. Subject to the action OF the Democratic Far
ish Conventions SIS to1
samuel Barnes will be u Candidate for nomi-
nation for CIVIL SHERIFF. before thu Parish Con
vention of the Democra ic and Conservative party.
sill to3*
We nre authorized to announce Capt. Gay
DREUX a candinae for Criminal Sheriff Tor the
parish of Orleans, suhje to the nominal on Oh the
Parish Convention. sll to3s
The many Friends Of DIR. G. n. Monette pro-
pose to submit his candidate for the Office
OF Coroner of the lst 4th, 9TH and 9th Districts,
subject to the action OF the Democratic Parish Con
ventOn. MANY FRIENDS, MANY VOTERS.
We are authorized 10 announce Il. +. Jonas
as a candidate tor CIVIL SHERIFF, subject TO the
nomination of the Parish Convention. 81 til
j. Z. GUILLOTrE Esq, propose to submit his
a candidate for Criminal Sheriff subject to
the a, ton Of the Democratic Parish Convention:
81 toes MANY FRIENDS.
Criminal SheriH-The many friends of Col.
CIAS. r. RAILEY propose to submit his name
candidate for Criminal Sheriff, at the coming election
au2o If MANY FRIENDS.
To the Democratic and Conservative Voters
of the Parish of Orieaus-As a gentleman and Il Ia
boring man. who has always proved faithful, honest
and competent, and Lousianian, ever ready TO
serve his party and pcore, announce the name OF
COL EUGENE WAGGAMAN, as candidate for
Civil Sheriff OF this parish at the coming election
aus If MANY VOTERS.
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Headquarters Seventh Ward Central Demo.
cratic and Conservative Club Jacobs Hall, corner of
Frenchmen and Love streets.-A meeting OF the
above Club will be held on SATURDAY, the 10th of
September, at I. o'clock r. NJ. All members and
Conservative voters are respectfully invited to at
tend as business OF Importance will be trans eted
JAS D. EDWA ARDS, President.
+ N.ETS Seer tary SO IT.
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NV'ANTED-BY 4 Nan OF FAMILY. IAV.
" ing but situation :ts Entry 'lcr :
Waterman, or i any capacity where he San make
himself SET l. Sati,iactor, .et.re..s sa.. be given.
Address B. al this office SI.i II
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WANTED = ONE OR MORE PARTNERS
w each having $500 t. $1,000 capital. to join the
ton Texas. Address Enterprise, this office, with
name md aidf ess. sis ct
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NEW ORLEANS. Sc. LOUIS AND chicago
RAILROAD.
asw OrIean-. jackson and G. n. 10 X. Cos
Mississippi Central Railroad Company
Consolidated
70 LIE PUBLIC.

The HeguHa, sunday Morning EN- tEsloN
TRAIN. "a the Great jackson Eoutc, leaves
Depot foot Of Calliopo street, at A. NJ, return
ing. arrives at lU:3o'p NJ. Fare for round trip
as followe Ticket. good - scturn .n day so.d
puiVl
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WANTED - BY A STRICTLY PRIV ATE
w family occupants for one large, well furnished
front room with board in a raised cottage surround
ed by handsome garden and shade trees The house
is in the lower part of the Sixth District Terms pro
port ouatelv low, account of distance from busl
ness. Gentlemen preferred boardeIs. Address, NJ.
\. g. Box eos. sl3
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GUNNER SCHEME.
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS,
THREE CAPITAL PRIZES OF $4,000 EAUt
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPAN.
incorporated August II, 1862
CLASS n.
To be drawn in public, at New Orleans, OF
Saturday, October 3, 1874.
SCHEME.
10000 TICKETS. ...... TICKETS ONLY ST.
HALVES. QUARTERS AND EIaHTHs IN PROTECTION
prize OF. $50, 900 is. sl0yu
! prize OF. III, 900 is ............ l0UGt
prize of ........l III, 900 Is. ............ 1000
81 prizes OF ........ oOU are l5,N'
200 prizes OF. 100 are. .......... 90
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
approximations of 5000 each for thu
nine remaining units Of the same ten
Of the number drawing the $4,000
prize are ......: .......... ....... s1.so
approximations of $500 each for the
nine remaining units of the same ten
OF the number drawing the $4,000
prize are ...........-......o LIZ
8 approximations of $500 each for the
nine remaining HiNLo 81 lDe same ten
Of the nulAlJeT urawinc the $4,000
prize are. l,@
go prizes, amounting to-. 80, ~
EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The nine remaining units of the same ten
the numbers drawing the first three full prizes vi
be entitled to the twenty Approximate
Prizes. For example: If Ticket No. 1916 draws
the first sl0,000 prize, those tickets numbered
l241, 1912, 1913, 1874, 1915, 12t7, 1915 IA.
and 1850 will each be entitled to 5000. If ticke
No. 231 draws the second $4,000 prize, thoe,
tickets numbered 232, 233 231, 235, 236, 1877, 13s
3 and $40 will each be entitled to $500 !
those tickets numbered Al, 442, Alb, Al, 445
446, 4i7, AS and 449 will be each entitled to $1N
Whole Tickets SO, Halves S., Quart
81 80; Eighths 81 rs.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT Dt
DUCTIoN.
Orders to be addressed to
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Lock Box G92, 20.
New Or,eaar
SEND P. >. Money Order. Or Register VOC
letter. sl3 In
4 MOTHER CHANCE.
TIT III AM IAio1 blE LDNt Litl
In aid OF the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN
TUChY, postponed to November 30, 1874,
Drawing certain at that date.
LIST OF GIFTS.
One Grand Cash Gift. $3.50 600
One Grand Cash, Observation-Disclosures. 100 900
One 'irand Cash Gift. ................. 1000
One Grand Cash Gait. ................ $1,000
One Grand Cash Gift. ......-........... Is, 100
Cash GIFTS, $1,000 each. 100,u 800
10 Cash GIFTS, l4,OOD cach... lao, 900
ID Cash Gifts, 10000 each. ........ 15DOO0
20 Cash Gifts, 1000 each. .... 100 600
% Cash Gifts 1000 each ... lOOO0O
~ ASH Lilts, 5,UO each. ........ 10000
% CASH gifts, 2,oU0 each. ........ 100000
100 Cash Gifts, 1000 each. .... 100 900
240 Cash Gifts 500 each 12G0O0
500 Cash Gifts, 100 each 80 600
10, 00' Cash Gifts, 80 each g50'0oO
Grand Total 10000 Gift, all cash. -. 81, 100000
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets. ............. 80. $50 90
Halves Observation-Disclosures. lj co
Ienths or each Coupon. ....... ) 90
IL WnOAe lI.kets r.................. 80 %
q Tickets for. - ~ .1.,O0 o.
For tickets and infor nation, al lress
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C. |, Fayssoux, T. J. Cole,
EAYsSoUX y COLEMAN,

C. |. FayssOux T. J. Coleman
LfAYSSOUX u COLEMAN,
Dealers in Granite and German Free-stone Block
Stills, Steps, Lintels Coping, Carriage Steps, Ger
man and North River Flag Stones, Curb Stones.
Gutter Stones, etc. All orders for SQUIRE BlocL
Paving, German and North River Tagging
promptly attended to at prices which defy sor..
petition.
Office corner OF Erato and Peters date Eepp
Levee) streets. Postofliee box No. 291 Mechanics.
Exchange Box No. 423. le01 3ms
II CARVER COTTON GINS - WE HAVE
ILs now on hand large assortment Of thegs
celebrated Gins, aso Gin Material OF all dascru,.
tons, which we offor for sale at reduced prices
WEI. A. BELL Il CO.,
Agents Il. Ca. or Chm Company.
and Dealers IN Tagging. Ties and Twine.
'v9 BIN No. lS Union street.
Leon Queyrouze Oscar Hols
lUEYROUZE & BOIS- WHOLESALE GRO
" cers-deaiers IN Wines and Liquors, aud q
kinds of Western Produce, at the Blne Stores osvn
Old Leyeo and Elenville streets, New OrlaanA
my22 ly'
DROOK STEAM RICE MILL,
c. II. ALLEN, Proprietor.
-, 81 and Oh Tchoupiteuiax ssrre4.
New Orleans.
THIS Is the most extensive mill IN the South,
and the quality OF its Rice Is unsurpassed
Milling Rates-No. Ic per Id.
No. G &c per Id.
Sacks furnished On orders TO Lock Boz $40
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POLITICAL.

No political advertisements will be inserted unless
paid for in advance Endorsed by some responsible
party
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WEsrERN PRODUCE AND pRo'''Isi'ss'
800 bbl- MESS PORK.
70 half bhlS
so >. .. Gle ,r Rib SIDES.
100 :. :. Shoulders.
50 boxes Choice BREAKFAST BACON.
100 900 II Summer Cured Dry Salt SHOULDERS.
$4,000 lbs Winter
Is terces Sugsr-curel HAMS. various brands.
200 tlerces Refined LARD. Falrrsnk. !. u
Co., Sbstter & Ring.
800 kegs Refined LARD.
1CO kegs Kettle
100 cases Faubank. Peek ( Co. LARD. J, s
and 10 ID. Caddie5.
In store and for sale by
DYRNES ( BRO.
III st Sc Poydras street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-19

'NO RENT-NICE COOL AND PLEASANT
room IS per month. Convenient to business. VIII
large verandas in 'front.' also large front room
unfinished. Inquire at Il Baronne street,
Common w."