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The weather remains unchanged. Everything
yesterday looked blue, the faces of steamboat
men seemed to reflect the GSyure of the sky, for
business did not come up to the expectations u
the few boatmen in port.
The Natchez, for Nicksburg, lts almost flying
light, and the other departures were but little
better of.
The prospect for good low vAa.sr ,c7i ssion in
the tributaries is fair.
After lengthy absence, the Bastrop is with US
once again.
The bladder factory has quit. in Gee equence
of the dull mes; the President q ld Superintend-
ent having failed to raise the wind, have con-
Guided to suspend operations fore week or two.
We are indebted to Mr.. Ed Conery, ST., for a
copy Of the following telegram
ST. LOUIS, Oct. $40 E. Conerv, President
Steamboat Captains Association Convention
adjourned at II o'clock. Perfect susaass. Pitts
burg, Louisville, Cincinnati, EsylsviIle St. Louis
and New Orleans combined. All settled to the
satisfaction Of every one. Leave for home this
evening. T. P. LEArIsa:s,
j. W. CANNON,
GEO. H. KIRK.
The departures yesterday consisted OF the In
y Bryarlv and Bertha Bruner FOR Grand Ecore,
Trenton Tor Opelousas, and Empire for Lever
Coast>
Fo2rrivals see marine column.
Late RIVER dispatches will be found on srst
page.
The GARRY OwES-This elegan: low water pas
senger packet Is at the wharf receiving freight
to leave on Tuesday, Oct 6. on her first trip as
regular weekly Grand Ecore packet. The vet
eran, capt; John Heinz, will be found in .com-'
mand, and Mr.. Wm Culbertson In charge ~ the
office. AZ soon as the stage o. water will permit,
Capt. Helm WI. have line si.e-.seeI ,scies "a
the trade.
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UL YSSES-KING.

A King We have at Washington,
A shabby, stupid fellow,
Who eats, and when that work is done,
Who drinks till he is mellow.
But yet in spite of many drinks,
No honest thing he says or thinksO
Our groggy King Ulysses
He draws his pay on quarter day,
Draws then whateer he's able:
OF politics, has nought to say,
But much about his stable;
His trOtters, sire and dam, are knov0
10 all men better than his own
Our groggy King Ulysses!
He loves his nsgs, but better still,
The dollars in his treasure;
His pals are free to steal at will,
But must, in honest measure,
Give part OF what they steal to keep
The envy OF their boss asleep
Our grosgy King Ulysses
He is not proud: no man 80 base,
But by few Havanss,
May pension win at court, or place
Among the nations Tanners
Fresh from Jail, thief may stand
And shake his patron by the hand q
Our groggy KING Ulysses
From every State they congregate0
Each village sends its quota
Big rogues, who've pocketed State9
Small rogues, whO've bribed voteED
With lie on tongue, and cash in handle
In rings about his throne they stand
Our groggy King Ulysses
SO thus begirt by fitting friends,
Uiu Ioyu Glide IN in plaa
With knaves his working hours he sSenA2a
With horses all his leisure.
IF insults come from foreign Kings,
He pockets them, like other things @
Our grosgy King Ulysseso
II you would know the men, go SO
In bar-rooms and in cellars,
Where ruftians meet, his et1igy,
When, honored by his fellows
Mean-eyed, dog faced, gor1lla-browed9
He fraternizes with the crowd
Our groggy King UlyssesS
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The st. Loa;s ':e7','hco. is responsible for sse
story that widow in Western Msssocri daughter
q formec noted railroad officer, repairs to the
tomb Of her husband every evening at s.nse.,
enters the vault and seats herself in chair
formerly used 10y the departed, where she re-
mains an ho:., and she has done thi. with scarce
ly an intermissicn Coz .wo years SINCE her has
bands death.
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THE RIVE,
GFSICE NEW ORLEANS BgLLEsSS,
Sl.sday Morning, Oct. 4, 1874.

The undersigned Is tive ONLY authorized Rive
Reporter and Advertising Agent OF the New
Orleans BULLETIN or tNo steamboa: landing.
All orders for copies u the BULLETIN, or adyeg-
tisements OF steamboats, intended for insertion
in our columns, will meet with prompt attention,
il directed to me, at the BULLETIN office, No. 400
Gravier street, or if left at my office, Nouns g
Building, Canal stree ferry landing, l,etwees G
A. NJ. and P. NJ. Copies Of the BULLETIN
stamped will be furnished by the undersigned
st imped to steamboats, at fifty cents per dozen.
GEO. j. Dun ~.
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STEAMBOATS,.

MEMPHIS.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PAChEA.
Leaves THURSDAY, Oct. &, at r. NJ
For Memphis. Helena Mouth OF
lsAa&s,S White River ChicOt Greenvle. Lake
dEssA Providence Vicksbury Natchez and the
Bends-The passenger steamer
Belle Lee,
J. F. Hicks master, Alt. Grissom, clerk, ,
will leave above paying particular attention to all
way and plantation business
For fret ght or passage apply on board or to
BURDEAU s. WAYNE. lo6 Gravier st.
oil I'm SINNOTT s. CARTER, 50 Camp street.
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Arrived.
sseaas-A o,m sea yesterd;sSs
STEAMBOATS,.
Wolfe Moore, Haney, from st Louis
Bastrop, Hodge, ON Shreveport
Mary Ida, Ruiz, from Lower COaG
WalOon Deboucher from Lower CoaSf
fSt John. McElroy, from Baton Rouge
ARRIVALS AT THE NKw BAsis9
Steamer Favorite from Amite river
Schooner Union, from Pascagoula
Schooner Jalouse. from BOntOuca
Schooner Pippo from Tchefuncta river
Schooner La Belle, from Madsonville
ARRIVALS AT THR OLD BASIN.
Schooner Petronia II from Blind river
Schooner Wren. from Tchefuncta rlver
Schooner Elizabeth Ann. from Tchefuncta river
Schooner eander Jane. from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Perseverance, from Horn Island
Schooner Tres Hermanas, from socn Island
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(By Telegraph
New York, Oct. 3-To A. Moulton, A en:.-Steam
snip Hudson, Capt eager, arrived this morning,
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Exports.

PENSACOLA-Per steamer Amite-1JO bbls flou,
100 half bs -four 10 bbs whisky - tierces lard 81
meat 20 kegs lard 200 sacks 80 sacks bran ,.
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az -
IIIE eARRACK9,,

AZ BAhk~At h#1
Eya Sgosass 0ctobse "a, Bsas 1Avlusk A. "
blessing OF 9lo Dauaer and Tags OF sne st.
Maurice Mutusl &ssocsSion followed by Steaus
boas EScra sion to the city, che whole cfowue by
a sUREAs5 so IETS BALL
Az Che Missssapi club, neas the sl4usat, r
House, With JaeserS Band.
@lmlsson-R,e fio
The prlvilege q the Bar and Resrsrasut Is Z
be sold at auction or. Fuesday. October s. at II
o cbock ~, ,ls Ar. Dominique Boreaus Coffee
b usn, corner OF TrIcou and Old Leveo 81 at
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An Illinois stump speaker, vino carried Four
rebel bullets" as proof q lis patriotism, was
found to have them u. his lsreecfes pocket
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Louisiana Scrlpture-Mark the carpet dagger,
and behold the scalawag, for the end of that man
is piece-a piece of rope or if ii isn't it ought 10
be.-LouisrIle Co,u'G-youl9aal
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LOST-FOUND.

T OST-A as.ts Seteer DOC. lives or O. anss SCOT
II Cd A liberal reeSas q will be said toI his seturn
o s.- Magazine street. o4G-
ftWND-A ''Poin4er Dos. Tee osser may
i apply at So GTavser sscee& OF 81.
r OST OR M9SLAID las. c..sin.. 4 LETTER.
i y addressed to yu. Loef1es. No. - Rosaf street
Supposed to have been dropped in the Caronielet
ein9er will be suitably REGARDED by seturpiEg the
s@ne o, Ole addxess ~ Ne LETTER, No. 43 Royal
greet OF At
T oSe-cHECK FOR :4., NO. II 4, ATED NOV.
l94. 1873, drawn by Theo. . lze to order of
fed by Canal Bank. All parties sre warned
as0nst receivi q Inc same, az the bank has been
notifeq c. H. cf3BAULT, II. Z.
e25 10
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GLOBE THEATRE
Corner Baronne and Perdido Streets.
J. kTTTREDGE. ..........L Lessee and Manager
The Manager respectfully announces to his
trends and the amusement pubic that, having
leased the above Theatre, redecorated. renovated
and entirely reconstructed the interior, making
it one of the neatest in the city, he will open it or
Monday, October 18th, 1874,
IA a tirst-class
BURLESQUE AND VARIETY THEATRE,
with company selected with great care, and
with q view to suit the critical and fastldioue
taste Of the New Orleans public.
He trusts that with the same personal atten-
ton heretofore bestowed upon the patrons OF
amusement in this city, to merit a fair share
Of patronage.
The initial entertainment presents the engage
ment Of the
ACCOMPLISHED AND DAsHING STARS
The leading Burlesque Artists of America, the
WOKRELL SISTERS.
Thd9 celebrated artists are recognized as the
Roisnirg Queens of Entertaining Burlns1ue i'll
Il IS 'ulstry, and viii appear nightly Il their
most 81 lliiant representations. songs dances, etc
And the justly celebrated
BURLESQUE COMEDIAN AND VOCALIST,
w. B. CAHILL,
Late of the Lydia Thompson Troupe (the origi-
nal Harper, in connection with full and COM
plete Variety Organization. replete with all the
latest and most famous Specialtles of the times,
for personnel of which see future advertisements
and bills OF the day.
Monday Evening, 18th Ins;A
Will*e produced the popular burlesque tSths
FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD.
With entirely new Scenery, magnificent Wara-
robe, Mountings, Properties. Original Music, ETC.,
and Introducing III the Grand Tournament the
full strength OF one unrivaled Varies S2,oi9e
tlesS
bees ;ae 60 gagemerS. of tl@
WORRELL SISTER,
Pea may be;secured six days4l ay9anee.
VIC Office open at O'Clock 40 NJ, TUESDAY.
October 6, when seats mae be secured for the
first six nights.
First Family Reunion ar@ inauguratio0oS Size
titrbe Matinees, SATURDAY, October a7a
Popular Prices.
Dress Circs9 and Parquette, seats @eserye9. .D5c
Family Circle seats reserved. soc
! third tier @sesaseoeoss Q. ESQ., essssesses .25c
Ia!lery- ....-ossss ssSs so l5c
Private Boxes. ........e Sc, s. and $40
In active reparation-IXION, BRIG ANDS and
BLACK EYED SUSAN. o. If
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DIDWELL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC

4 SUCCESSION OF CHARITABLE
BENEFITS
VIZ .o given by Mr.. =. BsDWELIa AZ his
ACADEMY OF MUSIGs
O-To she
LADIES CRESCENT CITS Rra.IEF
ASSOCIATION
@For tLe-
FAMILIES 90 THE sALLES BRAVES
MEMORABLE FOURTEENTH GAs OF
SEPTEMBER:
Presenting Series of Select Entertainments
SIys CONSECUTIVE NIGHfS ANe Two
MATINEES, Commencing
MOmd:tg) Evening. November u 1874.
@ContinuinSS
Tuesday, tse 90 Wednesday Noon and Ni9.s,S the
4th, Thursday, the 5tsl, Friday, the 9th, Satur-
! day Noon and Night, she 7th.
Tickets can Is procured OF ". ~ Bell, Gs Union
strees, Acting Charmas Of the Trustees e the
Ladies Central Relief tomnttee.
Tickets, One Dollar each, epoogSe1y Entaga
tainment during the Series.
Due Ls.ice will be gwen whcG geoGssa seats
can be obtained at the Box Office.
AS also the programme for the full Series of
performance The Esessnt Diamond Locket,
Tylers us Canal street, will be presented by Mr..
Number Of Sockets 8 g oie Serle . Oille
49,
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DIDWELL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC
EVERY NIGHT AND WEDNESDAY AND SAT-
URDAY MATINEE AT II,
Commencing Monday, Oct. ;, 1874.
Engagement extraordinary and first appearance
III New Orleans of
SCHUMANN'S
WORLD FAMOUS GRAND TRANSATLANTIC
NOVELTY COMBINATION
Universally recognized as the best and most COM
plete organization Of the kind in existence, in
their own pleasing specially, the grand
PARTISAN FOLLY.
The grandest entertainment, of the most refined
character, ever presented to the public Of this
city.
Thirty European Stars, every one ofthemt he lead
ing representative Of his specially in the world
FRUIT STAND III the Vestlbule Tor rent.
Box Office open for reserved seats, from 9 A. NJ.
to 9 T. NJ; Brass Band Serenade quarter to
Overture by Orchestra quarter to s. oct4stf
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q LOWER COAST.
REGULAR LOWER COAST PACKET.
TWICE A WEEK.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, ~
10 A. NJ.
@ - For the Forts, QuarnDtine, Buras,
Poin ALA Hache. Jesuiss Bend. and al
plantation and way landin. s-Ths new
and staunch passenger steamer
Empire,
A. +. Jeanti eau, ruaster J. c. Trenoulst clerk.
will leave above Fer tEei ght or passage apply OF
board, Or to s. FERNANDEZ l. Co,
.2S OLD Levee street
This 70 the oisy packet renning tnlcuxh to Il Q
Forts. s1e i'm
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STEAMSHIPS.
FOR VERA CRUZ.

FOR VERA CRUZ.
TAMPICG TUx1AN, GAMPEACHY pHOGRE.
So HAVANA AND NEW YORK.
NV YORK. HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL
STEAMSHIP LINE.
TEis Line ~ composed of the steamships
City Of Mexico o capt. w: l. Sherwood
City Of Merida ooso ~Hnapt Timmeslnan
Cuba. - @sssfa - capt. u y reynolds
III rSe. The steamship
= $50 City OF MexictS
" l.. She w"oi. ooiafnandG
VIII leave her wharf loot of Cllliope ,0eS First
District on SATURDAY. November q b. al @ A. NJ
Passage to Vera Cruz, $50 gold.
Agents in New Yob 2 ALEC e.NDRA& Sons,
No. IS Broadway
6or1eight % aeeao apply to
- " WIrUERSPOOH
No 6s Carondel q, street.
&tG % @YaS@ @ GHIsG Gtl follow sos. - "a ~
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND HELENA
TEN DAY PACKET.
~ . Commencing Tuesday. October 9TH,
lEA35S5 and will continue throughout the SEW
3~D sOn-Steamer
Gov. Allen.
John c. Benson. master, Jno. Baker clerk.
will all halls aud pay particular attention to
all plantation business. JNO. &. BENSON.
SIS 3M
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taDEg SALE

4,sOls sa4R-Five s@.@ 0agoaa 90 ESQ
Il censte in good order. G,'ill o. eJi CIV to
close enc lot. Apply ~ 0lo Missio,ysse O tton
Pres betwesa : and IL 0cl ga 9 % o4N
LNCR sAIF-gt gsresS s.oe;e, o-gae 81 O. Ioo,n
l. tents OF the well-ssiablsheS coffee house tic
Marble Had 81. ljs Eatel@e,, gsgG 9ap ,site CITY
E;S8 ABso. Apu0 fe1 DHG case
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MARINE NEWS.
AEFICE AEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
sunday Morning, october 4.
Cleared Yesterdays

george J. Duncan is the duly authorized Marine
and River Reporter of the BueJ&
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Relaw-l,aminR In.
Memoranda.

Ba. K Scotland Rogers. 20 days from New York, to
Geo A Fosdick Geo.
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Bottled Gen, OK tftc Blear-eved Beatty " Der
muda," Is the Rates. a!'pella.ion u the Beast.
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INSURANCE. NOTICES.

Trade-uAen's FIRE In.ura,Ns, Company, Nc
10 Casond..et s'.es Sr~ Orleans -In .ccor,lane !
with a tesollG Ion OF tse Board . Oirec:oSs at a
meetsng held s.e wi, ,nss So Subscribers to the
Capita Sto d of the Ccs.pasy s,reby aotiied to
come forward and pay this office at the dates un
aforementioned the following instruments on tbe
osnt they oase osspe @ 5eo 05eeo o ezra O.
viz: w -
Ten g o o on fDt,0er O. esq
Ten per cent November p lee
Ten per cs g IN December 25 asa
otherwise the last cla'se IN article % % a. 90 Il
Chalser will be 10 i'll cell fore.
r By order OF Die BOa..i: 81 @ o BAYLOR
SIG sse"l secretary
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PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA
SH1.ADE.PHlS sIS HAVANA.
JuniaSn. j. W. Catherine, ss'ler a, 1900 tons.
YnZOO, l.. u. Barrett, commander 200 tons
TOnawandn. C. G. Wiltank commander : q tons
z. SAL FRIDAes shS os % 90 I'm
I4Ie 9sse4e Al 4sssaa..,o
uakzSs9szszE3 Aazo0s
q. % Barrett, s,onolanss@
will AaNS heR ah:sf SpRoea0 &8,esao Sge@asa o.
s,Iore.
Rmepgeb, EFwsas q. 8 easrs0.sa s....s}a
Passage to Philadelphia - -.----ee.a 30
Through tickets issued 70 Nee @,@1.... 20
weight fdP liverpool, Antwerp enc Bren:eo
taken by GIiSIps @ie tarotSn 8s@ % iatsng niese
for same.
koT tGsisht 81 p.ssG, % an7i,s@
EDWaE:b O. GtsExD ere
otte cgneT C0,odeot eft - eb@ oonA0
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II is proposed to dramatic the Beesher-Yrtcn
affair into An american opera bout.e.
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UPPER COAST.
UPPER COAST.
Commencing TUESDAY. Sept cd 1874.
Leave New Orleans TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS at 10 o clock A. NJ.
Returning WEDNESDAY,. FRIDAY and SUNDAY
in DAYLIGHT.
For New Orleans C0nst and Con.
4EGa&taS vent Landing-The triweekly psoket
Mary Ida,
A. J: Ruiz. master, j. L. Boyd. John Reynaud cks
will leave as above. For freight Passage apply
board. fsi7i
NEW ORLEANS COAST AND BAYOU GOULa
TRI- WEEKLY PACKET.
r. steamer selma,
lEa4Mi1 A. DuSas, master A. Meynier, clerk
ss@S Commencing 18th October 1o74
Leaves New Orleans TUESDAYS and THURS
DAYS at IL H. and SUNDAYS at A. Nj.
Returning on WEDNESDAYS FRIDAYS and
MONDAYS in daylight an21 tt
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BAYOU SARA.
"A re- For Bayou Sara, Waterloo. Her
s stssSsEak3S mitage, Por. Hudson. Baton Rouge
- PLquemine. and way laniings-The
United States mail semi-weekly packet
w. ). Pike,
j. J. Brown, master.
leaves every MONDAY aud FRIDAY at 2. IL.
for Bayou Sara HITE & CABIN Agenta
Tchoupitoulas street.
Merchandise consigned to Hi5e 2 Carln will be
forwarded tree of commission sla I'm
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OPkLOCSAI.
@ ~~-z--yy@ ~-~-~~ .-~------~~-~--o-~~7-0~~-0-~
REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET.
r. For Washington, Port Eerre.
kEAnff61ku Simmsport, Chu;elvile and all lanaings
A1<s1z1A on the Coast. AtchafAlaya River aid Do
you Courtableau-tke new aud Ugh. dra2ghs passep
ger steamer
Bertha,
II. II. Broad master J. B. Schmidt clerk.
will leave above every WEDNESDAY. at 2. NJ
taking freight ana passengers for az landings Ba
you des Glazes, to 90 landed at either Big Bend Lam
ing at either warehouse a. Siunsport. For irsigh
or passage apply on board TO
aus BRITTON Il EpPIER, los Common st.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at ?. NJ.
re- For Washington, Port Barre,
AGSSasatgS Simmspo,t, Churchve, and all interme
Sasssssz8 date landings the Coast. A.chafaylay;
River and Bayou Co'lrtabesD The ight drauGh:
passenger steamer
TrensovR
K. Quatrevaux, master. " JOHN clerk,
will leave above, every SATURDAY at 5 2. IA.
taking freight and passengers for Bayou des Haizes
to be landed at Big Bend Landing or Si.amspocr
For freight or passage apply on board, or 20
j. N. BOWLING 25 Decatur street.
je20 t. J. B. WOODS s. Co. i24 Gravier St
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. q
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE.
tag19 / the Bends '' '''
JOHN KYLE. Hutchinson masters
Leaves MONDAY. October set 5 2. NJ
Through bills lading via the Cairo and Fulton Rail.
road to Texarksna Fulton and Little Rock; Also vim
other principal railroads to Chicago Omaha
Kansas City and points throughout the West.
81 I'm J.B. WOODS CO.. l0a Common st.
KOUNTZ LINE.
| NEW ORLEANS AND ST. LOUIS PACKETS
Leaves TUESDAY, Oct: 6. at r. NJ.
| Fer st. Louis, Cairo, Memphis,
.Ea. 4alst and way landinss-rh' steamer
! Mollie Moore.
| Dave Haney, Ssaster,
will leave as above For eighs or passage apply
| Kountz Line Office. "a Grayier Street.
Will take freight for the Illinois Central Railroad
and its connexions. OF
FOR vICKsBURG.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY a; S z. NJ.
FOR VICKSBURG, NATCHEz
lg4SR&t5S Davis Bend and al intermediate LAND.
s2.>1& ings-The passenger steamer
Rcbt. E. Lee,
VIM Campbell MASTER A. Mcvay, clerk,
w LEAVE az eryng Psot 'i ns ar
points on Yazoo river; ALSO with connecting bosas
for sunflower Deer Creek and Tallahatchie rivsca.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
JOHN JANNEY,
HITE & CARLIN, 4 Tohoupitoul,s st..
C. q. WAYNE.
au2 ADAMS g. WORK. 9 Commercial PlasA
SATURDAY vICKSBURG PACKET.
O. S. MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, a. 5 PM
FOR VICKSBURG, DAVIS BEND,
lEs494t Natchez and all intermediate landiugS--
soesneeH0 The passenger steamer
Natchez.
T. p. Leathers MASTER J. F. Muse cisrk,
connecting at Vicksburg with Parisot Line for Ya4oa
Taahatchie and Sunhower Rivers and with AnosN,
Line for Memphis. Cairo and st. Louis. For reigAs
or passage apply on board, or to
JOHN JANNEY, LII Common ct.
orto HITE & CARLIN. Tchouptoulas st.
au1 6m
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
FOR CHICOT CITY MOUTH WHITE AND AR.
KANSAS, GREENVuLE, vICKSBURG
AND THE BENDS.
Leaves every THURSDA s6, at 9 O'clock IT, n
lst4sEt + White and Arkansas rivers GreenviEss@
Vicksburg, Natchez and way landings
The fine and fast passenger packet
Frank Pnrgoud,
j. M White master C. Holmes clerk
will leave above carrying the CniioI SGlteB nlail,
and connecting at Vicksburg with the Fdr;alsis i,
Line" fer al points on Yazoo and Tsilahatca.0
JJANNEy, 1T Common street..
RITE 4 CAEI1E,
.,,,s .Teheegisoulaa street.
9 Comnsrcia Place e
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04

The undeo'igIVd having been appointed
Agents of the INSURANCE COMPANY OF
600. Of the CAs,oE GEENEEAIE @sSURANCES
o. Paris. assets over ~ ,Vr, Oo0 and of the MAN
HAITIAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. of
New York. assets 500 VIZ commence the Fire
Marine and River insurance Business a: No. l9l
Gravier street two doors from tie Cotton Exchange
on the ist pr % no The Insurance Comisny Of North
Londos. when desired o' 49,
e. I'M n r SMITH, 1. RI