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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-22
SUMNER REsOgTS
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
ROEkRRIDCr ro,.,

The third season Of this delIgh,fp, ~,
WATERISG-PLACE VIII comroe'c ahn popular
Of June, when the spacious esab,b,,a",,i ths i.
opened 10 visitors. '"'eht viii y.
The Grand Hotel has been comp,c,ed -,,
season, and is one Of the largest. mos, |.cc lat
comfortable In the mountains its rnom's a s!I aAi
convenient. and elegantly furnIsIed i, az large
In esch room: also, electric bells conner5 ns g3S
the office from every room. and also r. with
t12es Hot and cold. baths, with cl0at =, we CT
floor. e' oh every
On the 1st or July the original bo,e, &,
first two seasons, WIN be opened on The a Use the
plan. ami be known Is the European TJnr." I1leal
The waters Of the three spring, are ARR r,r...
ALUM, and CHALYBgsTE. ' D. 1'olEE-
The Annapolis Band from the Naval ,ou.
will furnish most delightful music for fhn In IsMy
(which is the largest in the moun;airs ed pa
lawn. ''d t-*
BUWLING-SALOON, BILjI,pD.pon,,s
tables ne" ana moiern. and all Other ami, .cn,,
to be had at fashionable summer resort: sTa FMS
vided. are p'3-
We take pleasure In announcing ,ha, u. t,r,.,
cured the services OF Mr. j. L. TINsiEY, La ,,,,I
known TO the travelling public as having nee" cox %''
nccted FOR years viii the 6rcrnbrIcr y litr snt
more recently with the hlieghany springs. Virii-T,
who will assist in The management. H'--"'
TERMS:
Per day for June. .........,...... sor,
yer month LOT june. Observation-Disclosures - ~
Per day from july ist.................... ~
Per month from July lSt...........:JD, 70 ~ n
according 10 location Of rooms. There (. m .,Y ~
encc however, in furniture or coHycncucrs TnI.-
dren under ten and servants halt-prtce. Whit. =
For descriptive pamphlets and aGaiys,e Of w,,o..
apply TO Purcell, Ladd & Co. or West, johnston :
20. +. D. LICK
my COLIN Mtasyer.
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AeerEc,aEs CONTRACTION oKdAS.- 10 :
very able speech made inthe House ON
nrescntatiyes last Tuesday Mr. HYDE, OF MIS-
sou,i, quoted the following from the New
York Herald of September %, lS'S-tne
time Of the panic:
af,o,, oil sides, ho,ceoer, ire near u "
COMPLAINT that The paper ctrcnlauom q m y,
country is not equal 10 the business a'on's "
The c0untrH' .---..--,-....----.-
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the House Of Representatives has passed
u bill to allow the Agricultural Report to 60
free through the mails. But it will hardly
get through the Senate. 1t is hard blow
at the franking privilege.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.


british SETTLERS CELEBRATION
QUEEN yICTORIA'S BIRTHDAY,
MAY 25, 1874. RICHMOND, VA.
DINNER at the Exchange Hotel at 8 O'Clock ?. NJ
LADIES' RECEPTION AND BALL
in tine ballroom Of the Hotel at 8 o'clock P. "
President:
FREDERICK r. SCOTT, Esq, Of Richmond.
Fics-Presidents:
JOHN STEWART, Esq, Of Richmond.
MAJoR-GESERAL BARTON, OF Norfolk.
JAMES PORTER, Esq, of Albemarle.
HENRY DUNCAN, Esq, of Gloucester.
NJ. III. BLACKER, Esq, OF Amelia.
DIR. WHITEHEAD, OIL Petersburg.
ALEXANDER SCOTT, Esq. OF Caroline.
DINNER TICKETs-For ladies', 81; for gentle
men, IS.
RECEPTION TICKETs-Lady and gentleman, 81.
Tickets TO be had of the stewards the secreta-
ry, No. Fourteenth street, Richmond.
There will be special service ut the Monumental
church May "a. at 5 O'Clock Z. II.
An address will be delivered IN the hall OF the
House of Delegates by j. A. Fl. St. ANDREW, Esq :,
Of Chase City, to the British settlers, on May 20th,
at IL NJ. ...-....
; On May 26th, 9Th, and Goth, there will be
RACES AT THE FAIRGROUNDS,
by British residents In connection with the Viz
ginia Riding Club.
N. B.-Vlsitors will receive certificates enabling
them to return free OF fare on all railroad aud
steamboat lines. my 13-codt25th
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Between Mr.. TooMBs and MIR. LAMAR no
such scene ever occurred as that which is
going the rounds of the northern papers.
1t is incredible.
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DEATHS.

Died. on the 21st Of May, after nrlct liiuen s;
j. v Nash, agcd twelve years. .,, ,,r,,b,
Thus has persisted in an hour thousand Drigh'
The funeral will tlke place THIS (Frlday) Ar
TERSOOE at 4 o'clock from No. 12O west I,ny
street The friends Of the family are r'spectlui'!
invited TO attend.
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We beat "JAcoB's 60" yesterday. The
beading to "X.'s" article, which appeared
as Watering Town," should have been
g Frdternizaton,"
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Advice to journalists Ask the first law
yer you see the meaning Of the phrase soon.
eliminating marriage"
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HAIRWORk, &c.
--~-~>~S> .~-~.--~~<>--.>s-~--
COZ BROAD STREET.
JULIUS WILDT,

The ladies are respectfully i9yitea 20 aai,,~lne
best gotten up work ever offered n ths s aE TroMB
ticular attention paid 70 making W ra " straight.
INGS, BY process entirely my omp he roots one
way without any waste This enable ne man ~ auy
arger braid OF given quality Q. hair Vsntl.
one Who works Without these aas sn'sfSgTSn PEEs
made at short notice. Ett guaranteed liz al n,
low a. any where In this o. any o,hesw fiLDT,
United States. 90, % n.rnai ,,rsss.
up 2S-lm ool DIVA
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1,,cupsr SALE OF THE SEAsoN.-The following
,a ~ tob.cce was made for Z. Il. LYON, Esq., OF
granville county, n. c.. by N. NJ. WILSON & Co..
Richmaud. Va:
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Our correspondents might as wen ieave
all advertisements oIt OF their iet'eiS. We
charge for publishing them.
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RICHMOND THEATRE. - SALVINI,
R,THE GREATEST OF LIVING ACTORS
TWO NiGHTs ONLY-MoNDAY AND TUES
DAY EVENING, NAY 25TH AID 26TH:1,EA-
Tommaso Salyini, the illusrious Italian tragedian,
and his entire celebrated dramatic company, COM
prising forty artists, engaged in Europe expressly
for his American tour.
MUNDAY EVENING. May 25tl, at 8 O'Clock:
THE GLADIATOR-Salvinl in his great role OF
TIE GLADIATOR Signora Piamonte rs FAUsTINA.
TUESDAY EVENING, May 26th-farewell per-
Observation-Disclosures sublime tragedy, HAM
LET-Sayni IN his unique impersonation, HAM
LET; Signora Piamoute as OPHELIA.
Notwithstanding the enormous expense attend
Ing these representations, the management has
adopted the following liberal scale of prices Dress
circle and orchestra reserved, 80; parquette. re-
served, 81 so; admission, 81: gallery, 50c. The
BoLD'S music store, 920 Main street, on WEDNES-
DAY, May goth, at o'clock. my 22-1t*
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LECTURES.


A SSEMBLY HALL. .....
LECTURE BY REV. MOSES D. HOGE, D. D.,
Chaplain First Virginia Regiment.
SUBJECT :"ILLUSTRIoUS DEAD OF HOLLYWOOD
TUESDAY, MAY GOTH, at 8 O'CLOCK.
Admission, 81. Tickets for sale at REDFoRDs,
the halter. my Io-to
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4 LLEGHANY SPRINGS.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA.
This delightful waterin2-place, 50 well autv3 a..
q resort for fashion and wealth, 81 well "a iryti;.
will open on the
1sT OF JUNE. 1874,
for reception OF visitors. under the nanacnu.g, q.
MAJOR JOHN T. WILSON. who was for LnanT
years manager Of the Old Sweet SprDg:.
Professor kessnichs Band, So long identified viii
these Springs, Is engaged for the scasoa
There Is telegraph, express, post, aud railroad
ticket Office In the hotel
Livery stable, ten-pin alley. billiard saloon, goo!
bathing an elegant steam laundry, and maay oalrr
attractions.
RATES OF BoARD.-Per day. So: per week,
$3.50: per month, 500; for month Of June. AZ;
for any three consecutive month, 80 Fer month.
For further informs and pamphlets. aiirc,,
ALLEGHASY SPRINGS COMPANY.
Virginia.
This water Is for sale by PURCELL. LADD 4 20,
Richmond, and all the principal druggists through
out the United states. nv 2p-ln
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WARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
VIRGINIA

have leased this celebrated watering place, aat
on the lst OF Juue will be ready receive visitor,
or sooner If parties Insist upon com!A@.
Terms: $50 per mouth OF twenty.ctyni dly;
Pamphlets to be had OF PCRCELL. Ltu0 CO..
Richmond; COLEMAN & ROC ERs, Baltimore. =. Of
the proprietor.
Telegraph Office In hotel. ..
Get off ut Milboro' depot. Chesspeake and DAB
railroad. JOHN l.. ~ bASh'
-, On, proprt.ror
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THE DANGER TO THE BAKERS.
I see plainly that the Bakeries are going
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-20

1 The Fleta for Macon aud Tensas aud Chas booman:
for Cincinnati left last evening The Fleta had COCO
trip, upon which we congratulate her genial COM
mander, Capt. Lou. Greenlee.
The Frank Pargoud from Argyle and Henry u vac
ger from st. ou's are due This morning.
Capt Canton left with the Empire Tor the Lower
Coast yesteday on tine q with good trip.
Iaie vices report Ouachta, Black and Red rivers
falling fast.
[By telegraph
CINCINNATI. May 19.-River IL feet and falling.
Weather fair and oil.
P1rrsBURG May l9-River feet 4 inches and about
stationary. Weather cool and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, May 19.-Weather clear ana cool.
The river has fallen foot. Passed down John Kill
gour at II A. NJ
ST.. LOUIS, MAY 19-Arrived: City of Alton from
New Orleans. City Of ylcksburg from Vicks'urg.
Depal ted: Kountz for New Orleans. River station
airy. Weather cloudy and warm.
CAIRO, May 18th. Arrived: Sherlock from New
Orleans at 4 A. NJ Departed: Future City for New
Orleans at 10 P. NJ, Sherlock for Cincinnati at A. NJ
River has fallen p inches. Weather Clear, mercury
IA.
LOUISVILLE, May 49, River falling; seant feet in
the caral; less than s feet in the chute. Weather
clear and warm.
MEMPHIS May l9-Wea her cloudy with indications
of rain. The fell 25 inches in the last "a hours
and is now within its banks here. Departed last
MI ht, Henry Ames for New Oileans City OF Helena
for Vcksburg this afternoon; Mneoa for Cincinnati
Belle Texas for Pine Buff Mary Boyd for Little
Rock
st Francis struck against the pier Of the rail
read bridge at Madison. taking away some fifty feet
of her lower guard, smashing her cook house and
letting her wheel DOWN. She met with similar accl-
dent at the place some three weeks since, and
shortly since a small steamer capsized and lost
at this point.
vICKsBURG, May 10. Up: Bismarck, II last
night, John T. Tolle, II 4. NJ. to-day Down: Il: O.
Weather warm and clear. The river has fallen one
inch in the last twen'y-four hoNrs.
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The weather Yesterday was decidedly VAN. The
sky not fl 'cked by even q single CLOUD; not
zephyr pass'd to disturb the immense volumes Of
duet winch river front envelored. and Helios
pour, fo til the walls Of wrath upon l-vee ped
TRANS with unrtle ting fury In plain Engl ST. 1t
hot on the wharf
Lu inees " as pretty fair on the landing. The eta
received 100 pa k.g-s of provIs for the SUIT
ftrers Macon aud lensas TIE Onachita Belle. for
Camden. ha 4 0 packages, aud the Katie, for Vicks
burg. nearly Coz packages.
Our river rien who visit Biloxi during the Q M
m r, ewill find their old fir eud Dan Malone IN
CHARGE Of tile .aoon attached to The Hole the H.
v ord TO the wise,
Cannot thu city authorities extend the eae ma to
his Iower steamboat lanning7 1t s at p acru-
ally dangerous to eros from the wharf to trout
street after dark The gravel and sand placed from
Toulouse sIeei t. opposite cks n spa during
the late hg water 10 here Yet, an one in crossing
the cark luns h.. Iisk Of I'll her breaking his neck
bari king . shins
The before the c ~ contnu t, rccede. q, d
ike IN daily ir' III above AID the tbntarirs
Cal lave ia, kson (uor John oi) e the enor Of
the snore prevennve. He advises his iritnus to
mate nip III The La b-ne next Sunday. ami they
C III see then how 81 o tn ng ks"
Fer t OF arrivals and Ii aLiftsts. see our marine
column.
Tu,r- is at present number Of our steambo.tmAn
ont of emplosn mt and til. prospe IL tn The. will
think this t longest SUNNI, they -ver sp ut.
The Gar owen vii n rive FRIDAY and ieave SAtur-
day Tor Camden.
tBy Telegraph
Capt. r. Blanks. steamer Onachiti Belle: Wi
leave on arrival Vi ouacnta Be e Nifty D.Arboonne
shippers. w W. MEL.
Naste~ steamer Mary Bruner.
Katie. TO- VI ksbnG e. LETT with fl r trip.
Tie "a, Mary VI ton. apt. Mil er arrived yester.
dN evening tr M Lou'-v,i- with a rpendi tri' Of
freight pass myers H-r n:aniu at in iul vii b.
4 und in our Mari. Column 6he returns thursday
at5PM
fhe On chita Belle 'eav.s TODAY for Camden and
way 'sn'iags. having: hee uuavodabl de ainet.
Tie GLsiioia il receiving /, leave saturday for
Minaen. -.F
The Commonwealth from st. Louis arrived yssser-
ds, M rnins a,ien to her gusrds. leaves 81
Louis on the 2lss INST
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Glide, from New York; U. 5. Revenue cutter =. A.
Dir. from New Orleans; schooner Sunny South, from
New York; sch oner Ida Lewis from Portland, Me-;
schooner Ocean Traveller, from Boston.
Cleared-Brig Lizzie Wyman for Tuxpan, schooner
D. o. Yates for New York
sailed-steamshps st. Mary, Whitney and jose
phine for Brashear Harlan for Indianola. Geo. W.
Clyde and schooner D. o. Y.tes for New York
NEW YORK. May 9.-Arrived-Atlas
Arrived ou,-Proteus, Northcote, Alfred, Juventa,
Norma Patria David, Carl Adler. Martha Cobb Re-
form Alliance Robrrt Peel, thunderstorm, Brazilian
Armstrong Capela, City of Brussels General Birch,
Herman. Rambler, Bernard and Midas.
New YORK, May l9.-Arrived Champion and Sal
yador.
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MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
TUESDAY EVENING, May 10. 1874.
NEW ORLEANS CLEANING HOUSE.

We have M new feature to notice in the Money mar
het The offerings Of approved paper contlhuo quite
limited at the banks while very little - done on tnt
street except in selected and first class signatuf
which are scarce. Nothing has tIanspred mat moi
Gates any quotable variation. Inc market ~ s.l
bnoted at s y cent per anDuIn for selected paper
with. or without collaterals, 80 10 Tor nrt'
class Hop for Al. and 1@lh cent per inohtt
for second grades. FRS class mortgages rule at II
y cent per anuum. Nothing is reported in second
grade.
nj ll2MI12h against ll21s at New York. and after
limited business closed at the opening rates III D, TN
markets, touching 112 during the interim at Ne"
York The sales col fined to S24,OO0 mDraclht
leGO at 49, and $4,000, $1,000 and Sl0OoO at sll "a
No sales of Silver we're reported. The market is still
quoted at i7@108 Tor American halt dollars, ana
I1O@l11 for Mexican dollars. ~ a,
The offerings Of Sterling Exchange we're nght, the
d mand fair and the market steady at Prev us rates
until the close, when it was quoted shade hlgher Oh
the inside figure for commercial ana hhaue on iot
the outside figure for bank. The movement was OF
,noderate extent the sales comprising only about
fI5O 0, embracing f25OO bill OF lading at 5Ahs'
$500 do at 544 $500 do and Al clear at "a q
$3.50 do at 544ht95.45, 81 % bank at 9.4o1a' ana
10000 do at the counter at 548
Francs continued scarce The demand wa moder-
ate and the rates of commercial were without quot
able variation. The only sale reported was 2oooo pil-
waite bankers at 90. .,1,
At the close sterling bills were quoted at 5431e g
flor bill o. lading and Al clear, and -M53S for
bank and francs at 1927 for private aud nominal ior
bank.
lipbt The demand was fair and commercial ruled
shade higher
The sales of New York sight were quite limited,
comprising only sos 900 embracing $4,000 commercial
atH cent premiu $50 600 private bankers at 3-l6
80 900 and $4,000 do and $4,000 bank at 1872 and
$4,000 bank at "a.
The banks continue to check on New Yo'k at u y
cent premium, and commercial sight was quoted al
S-16. against 1s@Di-l6 at the close esterday
No sales Of Stocks We're reported.
The sales OF DO DIS included $4,000 and $4,000 City
Gold Besrins Seven Per Cent al 53l4 and 5000 Unit
States ye-twenties at l2l3; tie former we're gu tea
Mt the close at 53GI534.
We also noticed good demand for Louisiana State
Bonds and heard Of a sale of $4,000 sizes issue
othe Jackson Railroad at %.
The only sale Of City Appropriation Certificates re.
ported was SOD at 6l14. They are still quoted
Abou 6l@l6l according to size.
metropolitan Police Warrants continue without
movement
No sales OF State Warrants reported. They are still
heln at 44d45 for rye, aud 4G@47 tor medium, anG
60a53 for small.
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Sheriff Sues.

THOMAS HOgfHAN s. NEW ORLEANS HERALD
PRIN ING COMPA, Y.
FOURTH DIS RIOT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS No. A. GA
DY VIRTUE - \ WRIT OF FIEKI
ID ficias, i'll ia of John H. Montague and John X.
g. Iewls, testamrntary utors of the | st will md
testament OF John Friedland decreased, ihird oppo-
Mt, me directed by tHe Honorable the Fourth DIS
rict Cour for the Parlsh OF Or in the above
titled cause. will pr coed to sell at pubic auction
nn the premises hrreint' dos grated EDN S.
DAY, May 20, Is 4, at l0]a o'clock A. NJ, the follow.
lug described property to WIT:
TIE PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, q G all the m We
able properly ntained in the pre- ises lalely oc-
cupied by the Herald Printing company, situated
Gravier street, between Camp aud Magazine streets
III the First District OF this cy as per inventory
which may be in my Office
SeZed IL the above suit.
Terms-Cash the SPOT.
W. P HARPER,
my 9 l6 20 Sheriff of the Parish o Orleans.
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ING aoOVe statement 10 Just. true and Ira
script from the books Of the Company.
PAUL FOUkCHY. President
g. W. NoTr, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans. city Of New Orleans |
Sworn to and subscribed before me the 9Th osy
June, 1873. P. CHS CUVELLFER,
Notary Public
At a meeting Of the Board of Directors held on III
9Th day of June, 1873 it resolved 70 deciar.
CASH DIVIDEND Of FIFTEEN PER CENT on IN
earned participating premiums .or the year endip
3lst May. 1878, payable on the third Mouday OF Jur
next
Also. to pay the stockholders on demand tntArs.
ct tie rate of 10 per per snnum on their stocx
DIRECTIONS:
p. Maspero, David McCna,d
g. z. belt. L. f. Genaras
n. Pug. p Eonr,hv
Z. .. wutz. j. J. Fernandez
,. l. Cnaf.a.x. m s1.L
ms Anfta ,pls
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Bloch on hand and on shipboard. hhds $3.50
FRI H. H1s-No hing transpired OF any moment.
Ne continue To quote:
By Stesm-Cotton to Liverpool-mh I'd; to Mt
~erp via Philadelphia sd; to Boston. Philadel-
pbia Ice; 10 Providence Philadelpbia So 10
Fall River via Philadelphia ll-l6c; to New YORK Nc;
toPbiladtlpha 9-i6c; Bulk Corn To- Liverpool O6n-.i
BY Sail o'ton to Liverpool 3s@7-I6d; to Ha,Ie ~
asked TO Br,mtn 15-32c; TO Bauc ports I'D. Gram
30 liverpool ia.
6UaAR-Only Is hhds were received This morning
and o"ly Il hiGs 81 d. Low fair SC y rs
NOLAssES-None received soia. I he last re-
pert was vt TIC for choice.
FL UR- There only a small local demand 20.
DAY; the esconfned e. 1920 Ibis ~ which rs single
extra 81 fbG2h; ln low reble at Sc IS; 81 Sc 5o
Hon and g,oo treble extra 1T So u.s. To- 50 &c
treble exrs at 81; bia 81 2b so an 80 choice treb
extra VI 81 50; ~ do 81 o. 90 at 81 62h 50 and
70 chmc. extra s. 49, IS At 81 u 49, So ITO aid 50
d ~ v MI: Oahd l5o On private terms. take Tor
She local trade; and 500 bhls tor uba pri, at.
seins The Il OK Oh hand is small aud low ~ AIDES
1re scA'ce
{ COhk hEAL-Nearly Is O bis were rece we'd this
morning, s.out bait or which IL for the Relic
Commute Jhe talance ia /. ut IS Z, lbl II ia
5obbil at IS ~ Dbl. 50 and 100 bL!s .oa at Is.
and sou =, 81 a6 y hbI.
cow PEAS-1Le uprly is light but III. ' ar. n
much in demand. We ear of car Dad xrpIn,
sold o, a. spot at 50 50 y bushel. hey are reta
1ng At % y bushei.
lORk-Ihe stock is small and the reoeipts ar.
light. $50 Ibis came in this morn ny. The market
n strong. win holders q, king SIS 7J@l9 2 hb Tor
mess No round sales. 1t is retailing ~ Slg y bbl.
DkY "a L MEA1-Non in first hands and no
receipts This n ornirg. Last event, tcf 10. Oh
bsclesr RIB des. lm sc. sold At exc p ID. Dealers
10. kh.uders may lie quoted round lots 1T &c
y h.
IsCOf-Tbe stock hard 10 email and osy 81
Ssks ana ~ half cstks We're ieceivtd- 1Le market
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f{ecetDts of Prod

LOUISVIt LE-Per steamer Wary Houston-6 bales
colt to Stewart Bros &co-4 do 81 hhds tobacco to
Beadles, WOOD Sco-2' do Bryan hompsoa-23 do
d Hadden &co-34 Gunther Sieyenson-7 E King
81 Wilson Mills do bx 40 r L To- ian ~
k do Briton Eppler-S hhds do Bakemore Bros
"a bars ir Folger &col bbls beans "A kgs eggs to
+ DelBon uio-23 tics lard 20 bbls meal rs sacks
P s DuScuchet-14O do ID sd ks Il casks bacon
bbls eggs 564 bales hay TO Farchild Bingham--2OO
bbls flour Glover 4 OdendahI-l4G . A Hamilton 4, o
80 do IL bbls meal 749 sacks corn II casks bacon
John Moore fco-l5U dozen bro"ns G Moris-3
boxes eggs "a coops poultry to Miller Meyer
boxes eggs West &co-3 do Schneider Il Zuberber-
rolls leather Leon PIERRE &co--12O bales hay to
C Pleasants-2 pkgs eggs pkgs mdse II P hlmau-5
do VI Smiih-S rasss meat lochw ba-her 4 II sch
W TAFT &co-l't furniture AID s.ndrles t" orier-
Total 10 bales cotton 63 hhds tobacco 3406 sacks
sacks % lard Al casks 52l bbls -four
RECEIPTS AT TIE NEW BASIN.
ANTE RIvER-Per steamer Frazer-8O,00O
shingles w slaves So cords wood sack seed cotton
to order
BLIND RIvER-Per schooner Quincy-o cords of
wood to master
BAYOU LACoMBE-Per schooner Carrie Bell-5OO
bbs charcoal to master
TCHEFUNCrA KlvER-Per schooner hebecca-
sou bbls sand to order
APALACHIL OLA-Per schooner California; tons
OLD iron and suudries 40 order
p ~CAGOTLA-Per schooner Isabelia-35.O0O feet
lumber to order
BAY ST LoUIS-Per schooner Jalouse-2s cords of
TcHEtU eta RlvER-per schooner Mew-l5,ovO
icks 10 order
RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.
PEARL kIvER-ScLooner Leander Jane-'4OO
feet lumber to order
TCnEtUNCTA RIVFR-Per schooner L'Eclair-
l6U bbs charcoal 10 master
PEAhL RiVEh-Per schooner luZze-l6 cords OF
wood to mast
Bill y RIvER-Per schooner Pomme d'Or-26
cords wood t. nlastr
By RatlrOnd.
NEW OpyEaNS JaCESoN AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, ew Rasrn Nav 1873 bales cotton
to Walden, Hawkins ,--l6S I II K NJ Allen &co-
l5S Richard on " Mails All &co-77 to order
" Jno Phelps &co-7 Lehnn a. Abraham &eu---5l
T Aley &co-j0 Meyer, Weis &co-46 Pritcharu y
Bckh m-45 Campbell 4 Siron 10 j G Vi omweli
SO I Hardie &co-28 Jno Chafe, Bro X Son-25 TO
Clapp Bros &co--22 U 4 NJ Payne &co-2
Warren. Atkinson &co--2U T., stewart Bros &cu--24
Blakemore &co--l3 Vim rrington &co-ll Ell vii
9 Thompson &co-5 Ii Gtrsn-s Huwcott &
Gordon-4 I W Hon an &co--l0 Pre>tdge, tiraLaIu X
co.. Is itton Moofe-3 l. lie &co-3 keune
AGO. SaudIdge &co- 5 barrett J Z Denis
Briggs, Pa he Sco-l W Black &co-l |. Harris h
col "a h. wool W.lste &cu-l h DIES Fitzpatrick
& H ii 10 beer kegs Hnlauder-3 ukgs Fula eco
3 ipdse to Wallace &co-l IN br, ON straw n
Vending OIL Tx va sam h Hart &co- 10 nhds to-
hacco II Wilson 4 Mils-2 kings kirkpatrick
4 Keith ID Hadden Nco- i Br, tn m,..on-6
pky- neral wat Fl, d. & Ha te2 hhds tobac.
co to . der-h do Bikeinor,. &cu-l shalt bx hard
ware l. w Adam--l bdls hIde> to l. Miller
do Peel h Reid-l bx W A We ls-f bbl> meal b If
che-sr McGrAlh dco- pkgs junk E dur &co-6
crat m 81 4 fiod es-l TX uut,n.ts p SULLIVAN
Payne &co-And sundries T. order-Total lisa bali 9
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-20
Wants..

NYAyTED-SUGARM MAX Err WANTED
w sob n and in ustrous man thorough CONVEX
SAINT with manufacture Of Sugar open steam train,
take IF large crop.
Applications must be accompanied with satisfactory
reierenc and the evidence that sugar made sold
wei Ill the market
Address, Box 1878 Post Office. New Orleans.
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