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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-28
Valuable Tractor Land.

Valuable Tract of Land.
-. c. PE1XGTTG & SONS. iuctloneers.
On MONDAY MORNING, February 2, ensu-
ing, in front OF the Court House In this
city, at II o'clock, We will sell,
All that valuable TRACT OF LAND. CON.
tanning 800 acres, more or less, in Richlaud
County, two miles from Gadaden, bounded
by lands OF Green Williams, John Garrick
and the estate Of Daniel Zeigler.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash; bslSrco
In one and two years, secured by bond and
mortgage: bearing intnraat- PnrnhAsAr to
pay for papers. Jan %
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-28
CIRCUIT COURTS

ar at least some OF their proceedings are
~ causing considerable conlm ent through
the press. Tho INDIAN GIRL, or at leaat
tho sale Of those celebrated five cent Cigars,
and the very grsat Inducements offered
dealers, or any one wishing to purchase by
the box. is causing smokers to feel satisfied
that this thing OF being forced to pay good
pricc for mean Cigar, is surely ,-
10 BE ABOLISHED
BY this Maid of Luxury, who, having m sde
specially OF Cigars, now stands ahead OF any
retail store in the state In this line; and the
reputation OF her goods having reached the
ear Of dealers, the orders roceived at her
Emporium daily prove how fully they are
convinced that no where
IN SOUTH. CAROLINA
Can Cigars be bought to betser advantage
than st INDIAN 4IRL CIGAR STORE,
Jan27 Columbia. 8. O.
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COMMERCIAL FAILURES FOR 1873
The whole number Of commercial and
financial failures throughout tho whole
country during the year 1873, is au-
thoritativsly computed at 5, l8l, against
4. .069 in 1872. Total liabilities for 1873,
1928, 400, 600. against SI21, ,056, 900 in
1872. In New York the failures were
674, and the liabilities S02, ,635. 600.
Pennsylvania is credited with 576 fail.
urea, with liabilities amounting to SOL
Bib, 900. These statistics are compiled
from the annual statement Of the lead
ing commercial agency of New York
CITY. and are accepted as reliable.
A DIsTREssFUL CASE OF GoyERN11RNr
INDEBTEDNESS. Some wag has sent to
the Secretary of the Treasury for ool-
lection draft for eighteen cents. He
says that, owing to the fact that the
Government has been hard up, he held
it back. The draft is nine years old,
and he says that if the Gevere mont be-
comes distressed in tho effort to pay it,
he will take half cash and half North
crn Pacific bonds. provided the latter
are endorsed by Jay Cooke K Go.
DISSOLUTION OF THK ENGLISH PAR.
LIAM ENT. Tho English Parliament has
been dissolved by decree royal. 4 new
Parliament will be chosen in little
moro than n month from now. In his
address on tho dissolution, Mr.. Glad
stone assigns rs reason the want Of
power, since the defeat on The Irish
University bill. to carry out the greut
measures proposed by his ndmiuistrs-
ton.
Dir. Morton says Pinchback did, but
Pinchbnck say he didn't. Ii wo may
believe the Louisiana people, it. doesn't
| matter what Pinchbaok says he said or
didn't say. 1t is what he did that un.
did him.
Take wing?" gushed O pompous
Brown, extending his bent arm to a
sensible young lady at the close of the
prayer meeting. mot Of gander, "
she quickly replied, and walked home
with her mother.
"A Danbnry woman is reading thi.-
teen different continued stories." We'll.
the quicker this Danburial takes place
the better. This sort of thing is not
healthy for any community.
Edward Cholmondeley, eldest son OF
Reg. Edward Gladwin and Lady Char
lotte Arnold, died lately in England,
aged eightoen years. He was n great
grandson of Benedict Arnold.
Another deadly weapon is added to
the list OF those with which assassina-
tions are committed. and q Sand club is
now made the means OF letting out the
sands Of life.
Upwards of 600 immigrants have nr-
rived in this State during the past two
months, and the cry is still they come.
Leather. chemically considered, is
| the ox.hide of beef.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-28

Kind words are the bright flowers oi
earth's existence; they make a very
paradise Of the humblest home the
world can show. Use them, and espe-
cially around the freside circle. They
are jewels beyond price. and make the
weighed down spirits more glad than all
other blessings the earth can give.
Since that young man in Missouri ao.
cidentally shot himself while on his way
to church, the other day, We nave come
to the conclusion that that part of our
creed and confession Of faith which re-
quires us all to go to church with q
pocket full Of pistols ought to be abo-
Iished.
"Louis Irving, of st. Louis. blew his
brains out, because certain young lady
would not marry him, and, after he was
laid away, his father eloped with the
same girl. The probability is that il
Louis brains had been worth blowing
out, he would have been happy with the
girl to .day.
It is reported that Kentucky legis-
lator, wlso couldn't read. sent up to the
Speakers desk, the other day, his
whiskey bill, thinking it petition from
his enlightened constituency. The
Speaker. who, happily, was q better
scholar than his colleague, discovered
tho mistake in time to prevent it's re-
ception.
In making a mustard plaster. use ne
water whatever, but mix the mustard
with the whits OF an egg, and the result
will be plaster that will draw perfect
ly, but will not produce blister ever
upon the skin Of m infant, no matter
how long it is allowed to remain upo1
The part.
DO not 1attcr yourself that you viii
be missed because you are necessary
The world is very profigate OF it's trea
sure. and does not 80 much feel the ncet
of him who serves it faithfully, as of hin
who most readily contributes to it
forgetiuincss.
The custodian of what has been Carl
bnldi's straw stuffed bed in Ischia wa:
heard to mutter, on seeing lady carry
ing away Il few straws as relic: "They
will do 1t. Ivo stuffed it six times al
ready since the general left"
1t is reported that another Spanish
column has been overthrown in Cuba
At this rate it will not bo long before
the entire edifce of Spanish Govern
mcnt in the island will be completely
demolished.
A Pennsylvania manufacturing es
tablishment has begun discharging meI
for telling falsehoods. This plan, j
generally carried out, would be apt t
paralyze tho industries of the country.
"Poor Dick" said Tom to fellow
servaut, "aftor he took to gambling, b,
never respected his betters." Eyes b,
did, though" remarked Harry, "wheI
they paid their bets.''
The city treasurer of the new city o
IIolyoko added to his oath Of Office
"And l swear that if I see any NOR,
stenling going on. will expose it."
Pools, change tables, rouge Of noil
and real estate rafllss were part OF The
innocent nmusements of church fail
just concluded at Burlington, Iowa.
The temperance people of Kentuck.
have gotten up o petition to the Lsgis
iatufe It's feet long, when taker
s'raight.
Jones doesn't believe in hard pillows
He says in rather violent language fol
! 80 mild man-"Down with them!"
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The Worcester Gdzeae says that bank
defalcations hang on like the polonsise.
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HorE1 AnfkfyIA AnfkIffyI "a aGryx ~ s 1874

HOTEL AnhhfvaAIs, AnhhIff,a q S Jaridaaryy = n, 1s74.-
Columbia Hotel-D Smith, J E Thames.
Oharleston; p @ Y Cole,i Ohicago; Miss
N-;Boo54r, F. "a Arnold, j L ,Gano,' n
Wilkinson, Gteenwood; r Holoombe,
JF Hendricks, G Miller, Piokens; e g
Malloyd, N @; Nod 2Arledge,- N g; X
Straus, Philadelphias w j Sprinkle.
Wilmington; Z w Nj Mackey, Charles.
ton; s F Rose. Florida; 6 Boheir,,l
Orangeburg; D Carroll. Blackstook: W
Rop, Illinois; G Teitoh, Chester; "A A
Gilbert, Sumtes; W B Shaw, w D Ken
nedv. Oharleaton: D Riemsn, Ws,haiin:
J Williams, II O Mazyck. s @; E B GAL.
houn, VIM F Nance, Newberry; l. G
Northrop, oity.
Wheeler H0use-Frank Arnim, S @;
Henry Sparnick. Aiken: P L King. Va;
L A Zell. Md; J " Haywood and wife,
A Lucas, Newberry; J NJ Parker, N Y;
] kirkland, G Voorhees,, N G; Charles
FL Noise. Sumter; NJ johnson, Ma
.rion; 81 Csthcart, Winusboro; VIM
Dudley, Charleston; j L Wilson, Sum-
ter; d Il Turner, Edgefield; ] Carroll,
Blaokstock; r Singleton and wife,
Acton: Is G Yocum and wife. Chester;
Miss @ L Nichols, N Y; e A Mansfield,
England; e B Wesley and wife, Miss j
Wesley, Miss l. u Wesley, N Y; John
B Hubbard, Charleston; Mrs Bulow and
child, 8 G.; A Adams, Saratoga; r G.
Harper, Md; W J Middleton, Charles
ton; I Tuomey, Sumter; J " Hirsch,
8 o; A 81 Myers, Pa; T II Cooke, Green
vile; L P Guffin. Abbeville.
Hendrix House Il Cannon, Pomaria;
Thomas Jordan. Graniteville; j T Rose,
Chester; John 8 Scott, Mars Bluff; L
q Rice, ChnrleLton; A G Cudworth, II
Garter, New York; e NJ Wrenn, j W
Price. Baltimore; L Pouge, Hillsboro;
u r Leak, Charlotte.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-05

| SUGAR-Received this morning 33 hogsheads
There we're sales to-day OF 10 hhds strictly prm
to choice fir IN first hands at lcc, and $50 hhd
from dealers at SIC for fair: 909lc for good far
01J4c for iIly fair to prime: l0Il0sc tor prime
to cnoice. MT re lied; l0.G0 l04c for elbow clari
fled, and lie for white clarified.
! MOLASSES-2eceIved this morning 10 bbls
No sales.
a small local demand. 1900 bbIs sold of which
Sc -uperfine at "a so =: 2, double extra at s. 81
| 100 low treble extra at 50 65 100 do. at 50 d
choice treble extra at So 40; 100 at 50 - ~,
| choice extra at 81: 100 at " 70; 70 ana oO al
81 50: 100 a. 81 Is; 40, $50, 275 and $40 bbls or
| private terms
CORN NJ iAL-Is in good supply and dull at
81 9Gog4 y Dbl. Only 200 and 200 bbls sold at -
| ~ bbl.
| at Yesterdays impro, ement. Mess is quoted III
round lots al s2Jf - % and is retailing at SO 81
026 II u. Last evening 200 bbls sold at s1i IS,
| AID 200 at S2j. To-day 400 bbls sold ID four
equal lots at s25 u Dbl
DRY SALT MkAr-Only small lot Of shout
ders in first hands. Dealers are retailing them
at9ic p ID.
BACJN-Is in re,lu ST and the market is
stronger, with good job trade at l0l for shonld-
ers l3 for clear rib sides, and 49, for clear sides
Wholes de price are 10 for shoulders, Is tor clear
rib sides a I'd 49, for clear sides 80 casnS were
so 4, of which 10 and ., casks shoulders at l0c, 10
casks clear rib sid Ito arrive at l3, aud ask
clear sides at l5s u IN.
BREAKFAST EACUN-Is scarce ard
iaris 15c g.
HAMS-Choice sIgar-cured continue scarce and
II dy...and at 16lW75c g IL. 10 tierces sold at
l75c "a II.
LARD scarce and IN demand, AT I5c for
telce and Isl for key. 100 ticrces sold to arrive
at II !c u h.
WHISKY Continues dull 20 bbls Louisiana
rectiiied sold at 81 OIL. Choice Cincinnati is
quoted at 81 G6 u ga Ion.
CORN IN BJTLK-Fhe market is bare. 1t i
offered, to arrive at 75c u bushel for mixed
WHEAT IN BULk-The market il bare \
tow of 81, Ol2 bushels, just arrived, sold previous
ly to arrive on private terms. 1t is Offering at
81 Is u bushel for No. 3 red winter
CORN IN SACkS-Is in fair supply and dull.
1860 sacks sold, Of which 800 yellow and mixed at
7Sc, and $50 white at 94c y bushel.
OATS-To-days receipts were not yet landed.
The demand is good. The sales comprise 67j
sacks, of which 275 at 75c 100 aud 800 at Soc L,
bushel.
BRAN-Llberal supplies have depressed prices
The supply is good and the demand moderate
400 sacks sold, Of which 1900 at 75c and 300
fancy at SOC u 100 H. showing decline Of &c "
100 h.
HAY-New is in request Old is neglected
Fair supply of new and good supply of old. $50
bales sold, 81 prime tnewl at S25, and 100 choice
new at S26 SO y, ton.
SALT Trade is dull The supply of all grades
is liberal. We quote Liverpool coarse at 81 25
fine at 81 40 " sack. Turks Island 9O@95c T.
bag OF two bushels. Table Salt in pockets sells
warehouse reduction is made for drayage.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-05

The Thompson Dean Is the next boat due from
the Ohio.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FoR OpELoUsAs The elegant low water pas
scnger packet Bertha, H II. Broad master, J. B
Schmidt, clelk, leaves at 3 p. H. to-day for
Washington, taking freight and passengers for
all landings on the Atchafalaya and Bayou des
GlaiZes.
For CAMDEN-At 5 2. NJ. to day the regular
packet Willie j. w. Blanks, master, E B. TRIM
dad, clerk, leaves for the above and all way
landings.
For OUAcHITA RIvER.-Capt. Nick Bouchman
viii bac out the Garry Owen at P. NJ. to-day,
for all landings on Black and Ouachita rivers
Mr. V. G. Entriken is her clerk.
For LOWER CoAsT.-The Mary Ida, A. J. Ruiz,
master, Boyd and Barry clerks, leaves as above
at 10 O'Clock this morning.
For RED R1vER.-The Merchants Line Packet
Belle Rowland. Geo. W. Eea, master, Chas.
Drown, clerk, leaves at O'Clock tins evening fl,
Jefferson, Shreveport, and all intermediate land
nSs.
FoG ST. LOCIs.-Tne koGutz Line steamer Hy
G. Yaeger, Capt. Burke. leaves at . T. N. TO-DAY
for the above and all landings.
For ST. LoUIs.-The G commonwealth, Cap!
Shields, leaves above at ) O'Clock this evening
For ST. Lofts The Bee and barges II. II
Symmes master, leaves to-day at L. VI.
The regular Saturday Grand Ecore packet
Sabine Capt. Dick Sinnolt, is receiving freight
the foot Of Croasuan street, to leave on the Sth
inst. at ) r. NJ.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-05
Assets Nearly S3,OOO.OOO.

Whole number of policies in force over 5000
Surplus to policy holders $5O0GC0 Income in
1873 81, CAB. 2i9 20.
Reasons fer insurin. in the Southern Life In.
suranco ompany
l. Its security, its ratio Of assets to Liabilities
beng nearly $500 for every 500 it owes, it's sol.
vency being unsurpassed by any company doing
business in the United States.
2. It's being a sound Southern COMPANY there
is no danger of its withdrawal from the country.
B. It's rates are low as absolute security will
allow, and have not been increased, Willie its mu-
tual feature returns in equitable dividends the
surplus to the assured.
4. 1t is purely Southern corporation: its Di-
rectory embraces The names of MANY Of the ablesf
hnancier,, and most successful business men f
the South, and retains all its accommodations at
home. to improve and enhance your property
5. The iberalty to its policy holders are not
only promised but practised.
New Orleans Branch, No. 4S Caronlolet street
corner of Union.
Refers by permission to
Archbishop Perche, VIM Henry,
Bell & iienge, r. L. Buckner Bro.
Jno. Chatfe, Bro. 4 Son, Jas. A. Brown,
Nelson, Lamphier y Co., James Wood,
g. W. Sentell, Chas. T. Nash,
VIM. McAlasters, Capt. J. J. Brown,
Jack Wharton, Mechanics and Traders Bank.
JOHN T. BUTTS, General Agent.
j. A. WARNER, Superintendent of Agencies.
jy26 I'm
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WANTS.

WANTED $50, TO COVER THE EXPEyS-
w of securing the Canadian Patent for a
valuable Culinary Apparatus. In cons Ter, ion for
which, quar-. interest in the patent will be as
81 me [. Address p. q. Box 1920. au5
WANTED-A SITUATION AS BOOKKEEP-
w er or outdoor clerk. either in the CITY or
country by accountant Of twenty four years stand
Ing in this city If out Of the ETY. Texas preferred
A moderate salary only expected. but immediate
plOl ment earnestly desired w. w. b., Bulletin
Office au2 st
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-05
LOWER COAST.

REGULAR LOWER COAST PACKET
TWICE WEEK
AosVeS every WEDNESDAY aud 6ATURnAv
at IL A. NJ
,.@ - FOR The FORTS QUARANrNv
Bura.. Pointela Hsche' Js.n;t's 1 Ra,,lS
III. ,.- M and AZ plantation and way ssaiass-
q; :; hoas master r Boyd r. Z Basry. o.erAa
oaes ~ = :. = aesvs Ec g. $500 ~ :
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-05
MONETARY.

-nNal Week p61'He. 81 ~ IJy. luO y.
We have no new feature to notice in the None
n1skeA The offerings continue Of fair extern
= ktss hanks and moderate on tho Streets anc
hSsc few transactions reported in Commercial
ppsr show no variation in rates. We continue
o. ancee s-sected paper with or without cola,-
sFass, At 500 y cent per annum, first clas
u tN8 :, and AL at 1lMl2. and second
s1saia nj I Il cent per month. First class mort
sase continues 10 rule at 10 per cent u aunum,
ssie moth ng is reported in second grade.
Geld opened at 1897 gIO9i against 1924 at
NsH YoE, and after amo1eratc business closed
a Che openilg rates, against io9: IN that market
Sg,e sales summed 40 So 900, embracing $1,000
ii 100, Si0D), 5000 ald $3.50 at 1924, ana $4,000
II 109Hn 0Js, and 5000 st 1923.
wosJis Of Silver w!rcrePortcl American hall
n,ifs.rs are still quoted az lDiGtl0 and Mexican
fvi,arN at 9t gold, or l07 currency.
Sterling Exchange was shade higher for bank
The only sales reported were C20tO AL clear M
40. 5000 OH OF ladins at So, and $4,000 bank
81
Francs were shade higher for commercial, but
30 ss!e5 were reported.
At the close Sterling bills were quoted at $ 900
an for b u Of ls1ing and AL clear, and 81 III
bank. and nominal at Ats for private, and mn for
ss0ra-
The offerings Of Domestic Exchange were
ssry light AID with quito limited demand, rates
Ass unchanged. The sales Of New York sight were
eoafasd - $50. 900. embracing $4,000 commercial
q gsa Y cent. premium; $4,000 private bankers
The backs continued 70 check on Now York at
s n cont premium. and commercial sight was
sliR quoted at 4@o5i6.
SMne transactions wore reported in Railroad
1koGks, a which the particulars were withheld.
The ssics Of Bonds inciuded 5000 and $40, 900
@ty 0,ai Bearing Seven Per Cents at 4Sl, and
5000 Oily Ten Per Cents at 6ll; the former
4slcsed 81 shout 18s@1484.
Nothing trsnspired in City Scrip.
City Appropriation Certificates, Metropolitan
3ssice Warrants and Time Certlficataa IF 1X73
~r stli quoted nominal at 47@48.
Stale Warrants continue entirely nominal at
W@aa for large, 33@34 for medium. and 35@s6
kAr email
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STEAMBOATS,.


ST. LOUIS.
KOUNTZ LINE.
NEW ORLEANS AND ST. LOUIS PACKETS.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, August s. at P. NJ.
~ = FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS.
lsSSa9.llast9S and way landings-The steamer
Henry G. Yaeger,
J. Fl. Burk, master c. A. Norris clerk,
will leave above For freight passage apply on
board, OF to JAMES MELLON Agent,
Kountz Line. Office, 81 Gravier street.
Will take freight for the Illinois Central and it's
connections. au2
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, August s. at 5 p. NJ.
IT, FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, CON
ssa.lh Meeting with Illinois Central Railroal)
ta-Rss@1z@ and Memphis-The steamer
Bee and B1rges,
II. II. Symmes master
will leave above. For freight apply board to
JOHN A. STEVENSON, Agent.
l6 Camp street
Will take freight for the Illinois Central and its
connections. au2
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-05
LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and sailed for New Orleans.

NEW YORK.
Steamship CarOndelet, McCreery sid July 90
Steamship CUrtes Nickerson -.-...-.... sid Aug /
bark Adene Adams Culum sid July 4
Bark Frank Marion Dillon ........-.. .ldg July I
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship St Louis, Reid .....-...... sid July 6
Steamship State OF Louisian Stewart. ldg July l.
Ship Golden Rule Hall ............... sid July
Ship FOi1oso. Allen Observation-Disclosures. sid July 10
Bark Cefefina. Jones .ldg June l.
Bard Praili. Bird Sanford ...-....... lg May q
BEAuMARIS
Bark Duchess of Lancaster. Williams sid June 70
HAVRE
Bark Hortense Dusautoy. Clozand- -..-.- sid July
AMSTERDAM.
DdIk moan, Nielsen SAu uoO
BORDEAUX.
Steamship State Of Louisiana johnson sid July .
Ship Vile de Bordeaux. Gullaume 90. sid July II
ROvEN
Bark Maggie Mcneil, Herrrn sid July
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-05

IJltONlSlONS FOX SAIL
| 300 barrels choice Cincinnati Mess PORK,
| 200 :. j. NJ. Ryan Galena Mess PORK,
2j0 Chicago Packing Co. Mess PORK,
80 :. Extra Prime PORK,
20 :. Rump PORK,
80 casks choice clear Bacon SIDES
20 clear RIB Bacon SIDES,
% ;. . Bacon SHOULDERS.
Landing and Ill store, for sale by
x CONVERSE,
au2 lw ~ Magazine street.
CoGNAC BRANDIEs, WINES, FRUITS,
u ALES. Etc.
to arrive and in store:
30 casks Castelmaron CLARET
80 CLARET, J: A. Wustenberg,
% Floyrac, superior,
$50 packages Cosnac BKANDIES, J. Robin
& Co., J. " Dumon Il Co., Alex. Seignette
200 casts Cosnac BRAADIEs- bottles, TASKS,
500 boxes CLARET, Leoville Jules Wizard & Co.
200 essert WINES, Bordeaux and Bur
Is packages Cette SHERRY. v. Jaure Il Co.,
50 =. Spanish SHERRY laurie.
200 casks Deetjen LAGER BIER and PALE
100 casks R. Younger's Sparkling ALE,
300 boxes Italian MACAiONI and VERMI-
CELL
200 boxes Italian WEYMOUTH, Corer & Canon
IS kegs and boxes Leslie's STOMACH BIT
TEkS.
1900 boxes CANDLES, 4, 5, 6 and g.
800 Refined Pearl STARCH.
5000 boxes French Window GLASS,
To arrive
l65 packages Cette PORT WINE, V. Jaure &
Co
400 baskets Plasniol OLIVE OIL.
200 boxes Molly, Pratt 4 Coz WEYMOUTH,
30 packages White Wine VINEGAR,
200 boxes :.
so casks Bordeaux CLARET,
80 :. :. :. CASTELMORON.
Is >. CASrELFRANC
Oh ERRIES, BRANDY FRUITS, SAR-
DIMES, PErlTS polls FRENCH MUS
TARD, CHAMPAGNE. Etc.
For sale by BERCIER a. DESMET,
Importers, No TchouptouIas street.
Orders taken for Jones, Cavenson Il Sons
Superior Extra OLIVE SOAP. au1 1t
DUkE PARIS GREEN
$1,000 pounds in assorted packages
Guaranteed pure.
For sale low by
iy26 I'm WHEELOCK. FINLAY 81 co.
DAGGING IN GALVESTON
5000 Rolls Ludlow & Tudor.
We would call the attention Of shippers of thus
.rtlcle 10 our facilities for shipping Bagging from
Galveston to the interior of the State OF Texas,
D. l.. RANLETT IL CO.,
"a. 26 and 2S Peters street
" NJ Cpo- iap
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
S'Hesday Evening, August 1, 1874.

The sAes to-day summed up $50 bales at ir
reCular AID easier prices. We revise our quota
hons 70 cover tho siirinkage of the past three
Asye, and give also the Exchange figures, and
esEort 0s ,,alOw.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-05
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Wednesday Morning, August j, 1874.

The undersigned is tho only authorized River
Reporter Of the BULLETIN. All communications
intended for him will meet with prompt attention
# left at his Office, kouns Building, Canal Street
Ferry Landing. from A. NJ. to 6 r NJ, or after
that hour, at this Office, 1909 Graver street.
GEO. j. DUNCAN.