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F0DT SMMELKJER,
D6D PAA ST.. CRoIx DEN 7DE FEBRUAR 1874,
% AAR GAMMEL.
mcgee
TT fagert Liv i haabfuld Foraarsgr6de
Til D0dens Alter blew som Offer bragt,
Den lille Son, i Barndoms Morgenr0de,
BleV smart i Jord til spnde S6ster lagt!
Som Engle smaae de syinge Lysets Kerte;
Ak! hVad forslaaer Diet for en- Moders Hjerte
Hun Wide tr6stes og hun Wide glemme,
Men fandt Ell Glemsel og tog Ell mod frost
bet var som ON de table Spades Stemme
Bestandig kaldte det pinte Bryst;
Hun standsed' Taaren, Wide synes rolig,
Men hendes Sjal blew Savnets ode Bolig.
Hun Wide leve og sin Hummer bare
Med Kvindetaalmod og med ydmyg Hu;
Hun Wide dvBle mellem sine Kiare,
Som deres Omheds Straalepunkt endnu;
Men der var intet Liy-det var kun OGDEN,
Der tyst sig harmed, men dog ufortr0den.
Den over hendes Trak sit Sl6r udbredte
Og br6d Diet tr@tte Legems Krafter ned
Ikkun det milde, klare Ole spredte
Endnu en- Str6m af Liv og Kjerlighed -
Da sluktes ogsaa Diet i Middagsstunden,
Og nu-nu har hun frost og Hyile funden.
Sow s6dt! Den Jord hvori Dit St6v nedsenktes
Den dine B6rns 10 gjemmer sit Ski6d,
Og dem, mod hvem saa inderlig Du lengtes,
Har Du o m6dt igien bag GRAY og bod.
Saa lev da under Evighedens Palmer
Med dem det Liv, hvis Glade aldrig falmer!
Og lar, Alfader! de Forbade Tide;
| deres Hierter gyd Du himmelsk Fred
Og naar de hede Taarer tause glide,
Lmr dem at foe de omsonst ei led
At Taaren, som det tratte Ole veder,
Den torres sikkert hist j Evighedens Gl@der,
X.
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CANADA.

New York A great amount of stock and
movable property has been swept away bv
freshet prevailing in the province of Quebec.
Jan. 26.
The grammar school connected with the
Bishops college at LennoxviIle, Canada, was
burned yesterday. The boys narrowly escaped
with their lives. Loss 1872, 900.
SPAIN
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District of the Jurisdiction of Frederiksted,
18th February 1874.
G.. SARAUW.
Chairman.
, 1874-02-11
ITALY.
AFRICA.

LONDON Intelligence has just been received
of the death of DR.. Livingstone in the interior If
Africa. He died of dysontery. His BODY has
been embalmed and is being conveyed to england
by way of Zanzibar.
, 1874-02-11

B~AYoNNE.-The Carlists report that Santander
and Portugualete surrendered unconditionally to
their forces on the 22nd INST, and that the entire
Segovia Battalion, number of Artillerymen and
Engineers, 1000 Remington, 400 MIME Rifles and
two cannon fell into their hands.
Admiral Topete had returned to Madrid from
Cartagena, and resumed his duties as Minister of
Marine.
, 1874-02-11
FRANCE.

Jan. "a.
LoNDoN.-The quarrel between Gambetta and
Haentiens is settled. Both parties withdrawing
the offensive expressions.
ITALY.
Jan. "a.
LoNDoN.-The Pope is again reported i'll.
Jan. 25.
BAYoNNE.-The Pope has recovered from his
recent indisposition.
, 1874-02-11
FRU EMILE ELEONORE PETERSEN,

F0DT -SIMMELKJER,
D6D PAA ST. CRoIx DEN 7DE FEBRUAR 1877
% AAR GAMMEL.
, 1874-02-11

C0' - - 80 Nb
Parliament is dissolved by Royal decree.
Premier Gladstone has issued an address TO his
constituents at Greenwich asking for reelection, and
announcing that the Queen has been pleased to dis
solve the present Parliament Immediately and to sum-
mon a new one to meet fifth of March 1874. In his
address Mr.. Gladstone gives as his reason for
the measure that since the defeat of Government
upon the Irish higher education question by concur
rent efforts ofthe leader of the Opposition and the
Catholic Prelacy in Ireland, the Government has not
been possessed Of sufficient strength to carry out
great legislative measures. Its experience during
recess of PARLIAMENT has not indicated that any i'm
provement in its position was probable. The chief of
the Opposition having refused to accept office on the
defeat of the Government, and the Cabinet feeling
that they have not the support which every Ministry
ought to enjoy, an appeal to the people is the proper
remedy for such a state of things. The advantage of
a dissolution at the present time is that the estimates
are SO far advanced that the Government is able 10
promise a surplus of 100000 with which it intends
to abolish the income tax, to relieve local taxation.-
Among matters likely to come before Parliament are
read ustment of education act, improvement of local
Government and of land, game, and liquor laws.
The address promises large measure of relief from
duties on articles entering into general consumption !;
and expresses the hope for speedy assimilation G:
the county with the borough franchise.
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class mortgages continue to rule at lOtaIl u
cent perannum, while nothing is reported In
second class on which to base quotations.
Gold opened at 111a@111R, against liz at
New York, and after moderate business
closed at u1s@111s, against 1lls in that
market. The sales summed up $33, 600, en-
bracing $4,000 at 111s. $4,000 at 111sG91l13,
and $1,000 and 0,O0O at 111a.
No sales of Silver were reported. American
half dollars were still quoted at 1850 1881,
while Mexican dollars now rule at 1904
gold.
Foreign Exchange was without quotable va
ration.
The movement in Sterling was of moderate
extent, the sales amounting to $4,000 bill OF
lading and $4,000 do. and AL clear at SIS,
100000 bill of lading at 5.35@535a, s17OO
and $4,000 do at 5.35a, $4,000 do. at $3.50
5.36, s25OO do. at $3.50, and e4000 Al clear at
$780,.
The sales Of francs comprised $50, 900, en-
10000 and 10O,O do. at 1895, and loo, 600
do at 469i. .......lr
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
5.35@5.36 for bill Of lading and Al clear,
and -M539 for bank, and francs at 47O@
4.639 for commercial, and at 4. 66i@ GA IS tor
bank.
The offerings of Domestic Exchange were
OF liberal extent, and rates were shade
easier than yesterday for commercial, the
banks not being very ready buyers. The
sales of New York sight covered $780, 900.
embracing $4,000 and 600 commercial
at !, s25, 200 and $40, 900 do. and S15. 600 pri-
vate bankers at 1872; $4,000 and $4,000
commercial, $50 600 private bankers, $40, 900
do. and bank, and $50, 600 bank at ZIG; S10.-
600 commercial at 1882, and $4,000 private
bankers at 3. We also noticed sales of 5000
twenty days sight on New York at y cent
discount, $40, 900 commercial on Providence
at {, and $1,000 on Boston at ]. .10 at 80 q.
The banks continue to check ON New
York at / - cent discount, while commercial
sight was still quoted attic. against 7-16(--
yesterday.
No sales of Stocks were reported
The sales of Bonds included $1,000 City
Gold Bearing Seven Per Gents at 81 and
$4,000 at 37a; they closed about 37l036 At
the close 40 was asked for New Consolidated
Seven Per Cent State Bonds. oA t'ti "'
City Appropriation Certificates were quoted
at -@52, and Metropolitan Police Warrants
at -@65. No sales of either were re-
ported.
No sales of State Warrants were reported.
Old were quoted at %, and new at 70.
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OPRLOUaAS.
>ooooo~oc-oo~~~D>o1o~D>O .>,O-O~>~o~-co~~c~~~~~~-
~ Leaves on THURSDAY, Dec. "a at S P. M.
For Wnshln9t0u, Ope1ousas, Ro1e
= HBarre, SimmspOrt, Churchvine, and AL
landings on the Coast, Atchafayala River,
BAYOU charlottesville new and hghtdlaught
c. Picket master, VIM Barnes, clerk,
Bayou DIES Glazes, to be landed ut Kinks Landing.
Big Bend, or at Simmsport leaving Washington
every Saturday at 12 o'clock For freight or passage
' ff - - . HITE & CARLIN, Agents,
dis Tchoupitoulas street.
= Leaves on THURSDAY. Dec. "a, at p. M.
~ Fer Washiu9ton, Pert haxsos
4mmspoE+ Churehvil!e. and ~ intetIs.
River and Bayou Courtableau-The fine pasoneR
lA LIN LessIe Taylor
win lssve e above, taking freight and passengsEs
Landing q eimm port. For freight o. passaes
'p ~ 10y 8: now11Ne 8 Dss.aur :t...e
Fer Washinsten, Pert Barre
lsi Simmsport, Churchville and all landings
On the Coast Atchafhlaya River and n
you Osurtshlsaa-the new and hight dsaasht passsar
ger sseemG - - = :" y
Il. 4. Brood, MASTER s''s..., ;. b Schmidt, clerk.
win leave = abovs svsry WEDNESDAY. st ?. +,
taking freight and passengers fer al landings H.
you das 0laseA - b Anded Ut either Big BEND LnA
Ing or At either warehouse It Simmsport Ter ffe8Aa
or paasage apply On board, Or e
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PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA. y =
PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN NAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY e,
FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
tfgea Carrying the q. 8. Aails. .gi1oa
Juniata, j. W. Catherine, commander 1900 TOMS
Yazoo, L. ID. Barrett commander. 400 tons.
Tonawanda, e. c. Wiltbank, commander 8A tons.
C. w. Lord, L. Cotton, commander. 100 TONS
To sal FRIDAY, Jan. ], ct p. n gc
64 Tho hne Al steamship aa = !
Juniata,
NV. Catherine Commander.
will leave her wharf, opposite jackson Square, -
above. .EI.. -. - sL
Passage to Havana q. s. currency. ..-..$35
/ Passage to Philadelphia. ...-.. ~
! Through tickets issued 10 New York;. 50 -
Freight for Liverpool Antwerp and Bremen,
taken by this line and through bills Of lading given
for same.
. .raa EDWARD A. YORKE, Agent
n1s " Corner Carondelet and Grayier streets.
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John J. Darrah, MASTER leaves to-day at S
P. NJ
Fon Red R1vER-The Carrie A. Thorn.
Chas. Thorn master, leaves at o'clock this
evening, for Jefferson, Shreveport and way
FoR GRAND Ecoar-Wsskly packet. The
popular passenger packet Fleta, John Q.
Mitchell, master, James L. Robbins, clerk,
leaves positively at 5 P. NJ. to-day, for the
above and all landings intermediate.
The habitues of the steamboat wharf have
been SO busily employed during the past week
that rumors on the landing have been scarce.
We are pleased to see the boys at work.
The Bart Able, not being quite ready, did
not get off last evening. She is receiving TO
leave for Grand Ecore and way landings at .
p. NJ to-day. 81
Our wharfngers should see that the twenty
four hour law is rigidly enforced. The land
ings will be crowded beyond measure for
weeks to come if it is not done. ,i1 :e.i
UCannot our city authorities spare few dol
lars and patch the lower steamboat wharf IN
some way or another. SO that it will not be q
matter OF life or death to venture on it either
day or night lr no. sa1la
The Texas came to the wharf yesterday,
and is receiving to leave Saturday, December
26., at p NJ for Jefferson, Shreveport and
way Ian dings. ~ I5h- q. aussislhl. I9f,s
The Willie and Bertha Brunner are due to-
day from Ouachita River. II. a,..s fs..r-
I Remember that the Ruth leaves to-day at
P. NJ. for Opelousas. ~.
The Chas. Morgan leaves at ?. NJ. to-day
for Cincinnati. .er -..r. .,. --I7.l .l. r.
The Glencoe, Capt. Calhoun, leaves to-day
at 5 p. NJ. for st. Louis. .i 3ls n. u, y
The John F. Tolle follows the Paragon in
the Kountz Line for St Louis. s4 ..l o..
The Mary Alice got off with her tow yes
terday evening. Her barges were well laden.
our extracts from exchanges this morning.
Ar La [By Telegraph
BAYOU SARA, Dec 23.-To Lord i McPeake:
Arrive at P. NJ; will leave on Thursday,
Gath inst. JNO. G. MITCHELL
v-.. Steamer Fleta.
BAYOU SARA, Dec. cato ]: NJ. Bowling
Lessie Taylor will arrive at IL to-morrow
leave Thursday. THEo. JOHN, Clerk.
NATcHEz, Dec. 22.-To Jno. Janney: Leave
here at P. NJ. 3118 bales, 1900 sacks
j. NJ. WHITE,
~
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572,sn
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Stock same time last year. lzAsVAo
sTo.day's exports embraced 3642 bales to
liverpool and 500 to New York.
RAneipts proper since last evening, S377
baias. against $3.50 on last Wednesday, and
o23O last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening of IS. $50 bales, against ~. OO6
Last week, and 52.579 last year, and since
August 81 Of 4Ss,5 $50 bales, against ADOPTS
CAST wear increase 49,
The Exchange kilograms make the rece e 4
att An the ports from II NJ yesterday to IL NJ
t1o.dav 81 .532 bales against 81, 116 last week.
and 10 Olf; last wear, and since Friday ZIG, Al
bales. against 49,, 1922 last week, and l55, ~
Ia wear. Total since Aug. 81, l,934,Sl6
bales against 1864, us up to Tuesday noon,
Dec. as, last year (excluding the above 4O'Olo)
Increase, 270,1 Ill bales.
Exnorts FRIDAY to Tuesday inclusive) to
Great Britain IS. TS2 bales, against q, 6S4 las'
week, and Al, sos last year, and to tne Consl-
1nent 1851 bales, against l,76I last week,
and "a, O49 last year. Stocks at Az the oen.eIy
ports made up to II NJ. 79O. oO6 oaies' asa'ns'
721 434 last week, and GIL ,z54 last year.
ToRACCo-We did not hear OF sale To-Day
Sales last week 473 hhds, against 40 the
week before. The amount on sale Is estl'
mated at 2T25 hhds. We continue to quote q
follows: Inferior Tugs 9@94c, medium TO nne
1OG11ac. low leaf 100 12ac, medium Ia
.@i4c, good to fine 15t916s. and selections
l7sG2Oc. Received since last evening none
Exported none. Stock on hand by our run
ming statement 1922 hhds.
FRE1GHrs heard of ship taken up fol
Genoa at Lice for cotton. The gong rates
are 15-S2d for cotton to Liverpool and 1916
for Havre, but consignments are respectivel!
quoted at Id and 1c. We continue t.
quote as follows: oo,.,
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -@9-16d
to Bremen ga 11-16d, to New York &c, to Boston
1l-l6c, to Philadelphia &c. Molasses TO New v
York 50 Il Dbl. Sugar --@s5. Tobacco 20
BY Sail-Cotton to Liverpool l5-Sztg-0
the latter for consignments; to Aavre 1o,loe
O., to Bremen 116(01Ac to Gensa.A1
Ole, to Boston &c.
SuGAR-Received this morning $50 hhds
: The demand, continues good and the sup
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
Wednesday Evening, Dec. %. 1874. )
CorToN- sales to-day (not including
400 and HOO late yesterday embraced $3.50
bales at irregular prices, not requiring any
change in our quotations. We give also the
figures and full report Of the Exchange as
follows:
A,rxnroAx STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
General Exchange
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We have no marked feature to nonce IN the
Money market. The offerings continue OF
moderate extent at the banks and limited on
~ straet. and the rates, of commercial paper
without quotable variation; We continue to to
onota first-class paper and collateral loans tor
s1xty DAYS at sos p cent per annum, Al 90.
- inEa1Q and aac6nd Qrade IT ll(9alh k11Slc
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STEAMSHIPS.
Il. aal NEW YORK. ls 31ush
THE CROMWELL LINE.
na FOR NEW YORK DIRECT. Eg
To sail ON SATURDAY, Dec. % at 8 A. N. d.
RaA This line is composed Of the following
SAfsH2S ..1r- al p 4t- tsa esr ~
Steamships:
HUDSON, H.i4s.o
CORTES. f.1psUe' 10 NEW ORLEANS. ..5Y
The steamship i qna-s L nI III .riov
t-. r, KnickeFbocker, % .
Kemble, commander,
viii leave her wharf, foot of Toulouse street.
RI Paasa1e............... $50. In
Freight for Liverpool. Bremen and Havre taken
by this line and through bills of lading given for
For freight or passage apply to-
n14-74 1y r....4,...- II Carondelet street.
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SHIPS.

SHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.
Fer Livespoel-The Al Brtiah bark DlsD
A ence Chipman, FAR, master, being OF small
S22k capacity, win have dispatch. For freight 40
L. J. SHEPHERD CO., Agents
MI 173 GIAvieg
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PEOPLES NEW ORLEANS AND GRANT
ECQRE PACKET COMPANY.

PEOPLES NEW ORLEANS AND GRANT
ECORE PACKET COMPANY.
Fer Gra.d Ecore,. donseens!y
Mouth Cane River, Alexardria Nsi
mans, Barbin's. and al way lsndines On
Garry Owen,
Jno Hednn, master. VIM. Culberssn, clerk
will leave regularly ~ above For freight q passage
"p dstf va LORD & McPEAKE. 4e Camp stresA
REGULAR wEEKLYGRAND EcoRE PAcKE,
Leaves on THURSDAY Dec: "a m a. =: ~
n nSa Cane R EsG'e 1easnd1!s. Sos
- mans, Barbia's and all way landinp
ON Red River-The Al and very light dEauGht pas
q D IA Flesa, .A graia
Jno O. MITCHELL master, j. I. Robbins, clsrf.
win leave positively a. above THROUGHOUT the lev
Ssss1 when is navigation permits.
For freight LOEB 3 x :RRS fa Sse csnp
ole N. o. DONOHUE. " I.,r.g..
oUACHITA RIVER. : 5E5J
Leaves SATURDAY, Dec %, ats P: M I
For Trenton, Monroe, Ouachtta
Black rivers-The new liz lit drought steamer ne
$. Walker. m, steel" Block Sam Block clerk,
board or to H1TE 4 CARLIN, Agents,
d23 Il E,.vgs. Tchoupitonas street.
NEW ORLEANS AND CAMDEN sRM-wEEK.
a. LIZ PACKET LINE.
Leaving every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY At
or . SIN
~ Fer Camden. Trentes, Ms.ree,
al way landings on Ouachita and Black
rive1s-The passenger steamers
Ouachita Belle. f. A. Blanks
Gov. Allen. Capt j. W. Blanks
Lessio Tayler. -. q. ...CaPt II. Kenison
One of the above boats. will leave regularly -
above, connecting with boats for Little Tensas,
Boeuf and Saline rivers, Bayou Bartholomew and
D'Arbonne, also with boats for Arkadelphia. n17tf
--o~~~co~~~~~~~~~c~o~-~
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves on FRIDAY, Dec. s5, at 5 Pm. fa-
l@ARSa White River, Chicot, Greenville, vicks
burg and the Bends - The passenger
'''' John b. Maude, orafegs
John L. Noel, master, Jake Sedan, clerk
will leave as above connecting at vicksburg with
the steamers EMMA and VICKSBURG for Yazoo
ond Taljahatchie rivera and 1t month of White River
with packets for White and Arkansas rivers, paying
particular attention to all way and plantation bust
dss ~ Lord 4 McPEAKiE. rs Camp street.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves THURSDAY, Dec. 81. at P. NJ.
lSskk White River, Chicot Greenville and tn
- Bends-The passenger steamer
Lrms.s p.st se''' AZ FL er,..ou. o,.rl
steamers EMMA and yiCKsBURG for Ya.oo ane
Tallahatchie rivers, and At White River with pack
ets for White and Arkansa. 1iyess paying particular
freight d, psessgs apply on board. Or to
nj # BURbEAt Z WAYNE. log Gravier IT
7.aB BAYOU SARA. Prey ''
For Bayo. Sara, Waterloo, Her
Piaqnsmine. and all way Landings Is
high up as Fisher s-The semi-weekly packet
A. Ducas. master A. p Trousdale, clerk.
BRiTTON EP Err, 106 Common ct.
d1 il. COMAUXs G ustomhouse street.
NJ For Bayou sara, waterloo, Her.
%%1itage Port Hudson, Eaton ton. Rouge,
United States maid semi-weekiy packet
w. y. Pike,
leaves every MONDAY and + f. 4 At -i z. l.
for Bayou Sara HlTE CARL!N, Agenta
Merchandise consigned to Hite 4 Carlin win b.
forwarded freq Of commission. s1a In
CHICOT CITY.
~~.~~@e~~-~~S-~U~<-~e>-o~-
LEAVES EVERY MONDAY.
.~ For Chicst City, GreenvfiIe, Vioks
burg and the Bends-Steamer
Aaae,
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MONETARY.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Wednesday Evening, Dec. %, 1874.
wrw ORLEANS CLEARING-HOuSA.
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STEAMBOATS,.


OHIO RIVER.
REGULAR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on THURSDAY, the cath inst, at p. M
For Cincinnati, Louisville. Evans
laAqtst, yille Henderson, ShawneetOwn, Padu-
cab, Cairo. Memphis, and al inter-
mediate points-The passenger steamer
Chas. Morgan,
Albert Stein. master. Harry Stein, clerk,
S s s. or as above For sS
d22 1O6 Gravier street.
REGULAR CINCINNATI PACKET.
Will tow no barges.
Leaves on THURSDAY, Dec "a, at P. N. -,
~ For Cincinnati, Louisville, and all
$50 intermediate points The steamer
Sam j. Hale,
J. Lawrence Carter, master,
board, or to DOUGLAS 4 WINBURN.
do Agents. 30 Natchez street.
RED RIVER.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET.
Connecting with the Texas and I. Il. Il.
Leaves on sATuEDAY. December % at =: = NJ -,
Le31E way landings ON Red River-The magnih'
hcent passenger sx steamer 49, s.
.Chas ". stinds, master, .r'' Ed Groves. clerk,
viii leave positively as above For freight or pas.
sage apply on board or to NJ W y: JOYCE ONCE,
NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND ECoEE PACn,
Leaves THURSDAY, Dec "a. at 81 NJ
hNormans, Alexandria Mouth Of Can
6RiveI. Montgomery. Grand Eoore. and =
way landings-Ihs ste.mer .aon.snll.
. r. Sinnott, master,
For freight q P::.sgs apply on board or to
81 ,t HITE l. CARLIN. Tchoupitoulas st,
BRITTON l. EPPLER los Common 81.
daO If ADAMS & WORK. Commercial Place
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET.
FOR SHREVEPORT DIRECT. 't
Connecting with the Texas and p II. r.
Leaves on THURSDAY, Dec. a. at M
~ :. For shreveport and all way lanas
lEAsi&Ek ings on Red River-The Al and very
light draught steamer
Carrie A. Thorn.
., Charles Thorn, master,
will leave above. For freight passage apply ON
board or to 1-a1.
LORD 4 McPEAKE, 4s Camp at
do BRITTON & EPPLER, LOG Common street,
FOR UPPER RED RIVER.
For Jefferson, shreveport. COu-
lss!E!l shatta, Grand Ecore and all landings on
:. Upper and Lower Bed River.--The Al
light draught packet
Frank Morgan.
.Htf W. Z. Gillian, master, 81
Leaves as above at o'clock 7. NJ: THURSDAY,
1osb sh Gs% 1p S1 Or
NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND RCoRE pACkA1.
Leaves SATURDAY. Dec. l26. At P. NJ
~ For Fort 'DeRusscy, BarO1nss,
Norman's, Alexandria Mouth Of Cana
River, Montgomery, Grand Eeors, and
all way landings-The steamer .I 10
G. FL. Durfee,
In place Of Steamer Sahtne.)
Geo. C.. Hamilton. master, w. II. McChesney, clerk.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
Nm CARTER 50 Camp street. -
HITE T. CARLIN. TchOupitOulas street.
pRITT0N KppT.ER INA Common Htr,0nh
ADAMS WORK. Commercial PlacA
d5tf ,astG U.3
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Thursday Morning. Dec. "A, l07A

Thursday Morning, Dec. "a, l67A !
The river Office of the BULLETIN has been
removed from Kouns's Building, Canal street
ferry landing, to No. 4 Delta street, over E.
Conery 4 Sons, where the undersigned can
be found daily from A. NJ to 4P. NJ
,s .,qa- -fs GEO. J.. DUNCAN, a
.-.h a. River Reporter N. O. bulletin.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-24

FOR VERA CRUZ.
TAxPICO, TUXPAN, CAMPEACHY, PROGRE.
so, HAVANA AND NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL
: STEAMSHIP LINE
This Line Il composed Of the steamships
City Of Mexico Capt w. B. Sherwood.
City Of Merida. .......-..CaptL I. +. Zimmerman
A The steamship
xAlk&& City Of Mexico,
W. Z. Sherwood, commander,
win leave her wharf foot Of Caliope street. First
District on SATURDAY, January 9th, at An.
Passage to Vera Cruz $50 gold.
Agents in New York, f. ALEXANDRA 4 SONS,
No 50 Broadway,
For freight Or passage. apply TO
j. NJ WUHERSPOON,
No 60 Carondelet street.
The Cuba will follow Jan. 80. Oily
Smyrna times., 1874-03-04

TITO THE PUBLIC
L. In compliance with the second paragraph OF the
10Th section OF the 'Act regula ting the sale Of nto1l
eating liquors." passed al Dover, April 10. 1873.
hereby give notice that Monday. the 27th day OF
April next shall make application 10 the Court OF
General Sessions the Peace and Jail Delivery. then
TO be held at Dover in and iOr Kent County. for a
license % keep an inn tavern IN UnIied School
Districts Nos co. 90, 81 & 90 in the town Of Dover IN
Dover Hundred in said cOuniy. at and in the house
now occupied by me as tavern. situated on the
north side Of LOockerman street Of the said town.
adjoining a LOT and premises Of George Paris, pre-
misses late Of William ROd~feld and other premises
belonging to myself, will the privilege OF selling
therein intoxicating liquors in less quantities than one
quart TO bs drunk on the premises The names oi
the freeholders recommending me are
John Collins, Edmund Belling,
John Magg, John KERN,
F. WIndolph, Jos Mcdaniel, Jr.,
Patrick Lyons, Sam' 7. Jones,
II, J EnrRht Dennis Finnegan,
Geo G Schach, Charles II Cattell,
John IT Jones, Thomas Collins,
Joseph Levie. VIM. II. Thomas,
Wn A Atkinson, John Brown,
c e. Stevenson.
Feb "a l674-3t WILLIAM HARTNETT.
Smyrna times., 1874-03-04
PRIVATE SALE
OF
SToCK.

The subscriber will sell at Private SsIe the following
Personal Property, to wit:
l~sx4n IL Yoke good working Oxen, in fine
fst{& condition Several fat Steers, ready for
-10 the knife, and several fine young Steers.
l young Bay Horse, years old, fine size n
and good driver, makes his mile inside Of IN
four minutes; | Sorrel Mare, good wOrker.9A[A-
Will be sold reasonable, and a. my business is to
sell, must sell. Now come on, you that want tO
buy to make money BY bIying. or want TO see the
best pair of thorough bred Burkshire Pigs in the
State. Don't forget your pocket books
Feb. lTth. l674-4t JOHN MOORE,
Ia miles west Of MooFton.