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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-06
EUREKA PRECINCT 10. .,

Following are the urn from Euro
ka Precinct No. 2, so far as completed.
the votes for Governor We're not
counted:
Democratic.
Adams, 337; Ellis, 3ll; Hillbouse
$40; Bslknap, 3l6; Spires, BOG; Cranley,
27l; Schooling, 3il; Kittrell, 32s;
Hereford, 3O7; Hast, 323; Willis, 365;
Stewart, 34l; Hill, 800.
County Ticket-Mette, 1913; Bartlett,
1868; Cole, 337; sullivan. ID; Powell,
81; Montgomery, 81; Merrill, 299;
Harmon, 392; Benedict, 2Il; Kaye,
322.
Republican.
State ticket-Bownlan, 2i1; Wood
burn, 2ss; Beatty, 2S6; EARL, 3l6;
Bickne!l, 323; Minor, 324; Tebbs, 302;
Tufiy, $50; Hobart, $50; Day, sos;
Kelly, 326; Whitchill, 2S9; Powning,
269.
County ticket-Wren. 306; Howell,
303; Davenport, 29l; Gilmore, $50;
Wallace, 303; Head, 275; Hubbard,
269; Harrington, 234; Chase, 359;
Atkinson, 297; Hamilton, IA.
Independent.
State Ticket-Hatch, for Lieutenant
Governor, ID votes.
County Ticket-Reilly, 46; Gold
stone, 81; Gillespie, 40; Kirchner, B.;
McCulloch, /; Douglas, 2; Galbraith,
23; Baker. 81; Fine, 81; Nesbit, 80.
All the precincts have made eturns
save Roberts Creek, which is expected
to-day. The official vote will be given
tomorrow or sunday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-06

JUST REcEIvED-A CONF lete stock
of boots and shoes. at M%urphy's, Main
street myS
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FOR SALE!

4 WELL FURNISHED LODGING HOUSE
"A on North liucl street. containing eight
rooms. Terms TO suit urchasers. Apply 20
y2ru :. klECt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-06

If you want to buy crockcry ware,
glass ware and silver plated ware, go
=. AshinI 4 Brother. Sc
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-06

THE Finest Assortment of FURNISH
ing Goods, Hosiery, Collars and Ties,
will he found at .. IL ii. =
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-06

FRESH roll. BUTrER and frkin
butter, Just received at Ashiin Bros.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-06

MUST DE SoLD.-The immense stock
of jewelry, diamonds, guns, pistols,
etc, at II. Manheim's, must be sold,
as the proprietor is compelled to close
his business and leave this place in a
short time. iyl
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-06

State Ticket-Bradley, 10; Adams,
Do; Ellis, q; Hiilhouse, 2l; Iielknap.
Is; spires, 10; Cran!ey, IL; Schooling,
-; kittrell, 20; Hereford, 20; lIaist,
~; Willis, 2l; Stewart, 10: Hill, -.
County Ticket-Bartlett, 20; Mette,
20; Cole, Il; Sullivan, IL; Powell, %;
Montgomery, %; Merrill, 10: Harmon,
Is; Benedict, IL; Edwards II; Kaye,
ID; Williams, 10; Chan,blin Is; Lcvan,
Is; Griffin, 81; Marchant, 20; Lam
bert, 30.
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF PAILSADE.

Through tho courtesy OF Will n.
Rabbits We are enabled to lay before
our readers the official vote OF Pali>ade
precinct, as follows;
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Go TO Dunkel Il Cc.'s for gents and
boys fashionable dress and diagonal
suits. myl9
For an elegant lunch so to 1ke's
Parlor. SIS
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leaving positively every Friday It p. y. W.
congratulate Capt. Sam IN securing such nne
packet and trust that he win meet With tnas Pc
ronags which from his long connection WITH INC
trade and his well known quahhcaflons enutae
| him to. We shall have more to say about the II
Belle In our next iseue.
The B. L. Hodge will be found ct the wharf
this morning, ready TO receive freight. to !eave
on return trip 1T 10 A II. tomorrow, for Baton
Rouge, Wall's Landing and al points intermedi-
The Ida, for Attakapas. left last evening with
3 good trip.
FoR LAFouRcHE AND Coast The Seminole
Joe Dalferes, master, leaves as above at T. NJ.
For MEMPHIs.-The fine passenger packet
| Belle Lee, ). F. Hicks, master, All Grssom
clerk, and Moses Gibbs in charge Of the lower
decks, leaves at P. NJ. to-day for Memphis and
| all way landings. Messrs. Spears and LanSlols
are the assistant clerks Of this fine packet.
FoR THE BENDs-U. s. Mail Pdcset.
superb Frank Pargoud, acknowledged by every
| one who has ever inspected her to be the INES,
| for Argyle, Greenville, vicksburg and all way
| landings. under command OF J. NJ. White, with
Mr. G. Holmes in charge of the Office department..
FoR ST. LoU1s-Kountz Line. = The Mollie
Moore, D. Haney, master, leaves as above at r.
NJ. to-day.
FoR OpEDousAs.-The fine passenger packet
Bertha. H. H. Broad master, J. B. Schmidt, clerk,
leaves at p. NJ today for Washington and al
landings on the Atchafayala and Bayou Courta-
bleau.
FoR BAYOU MAxCHAc AND ANTE REvER.-The
fine lake steamer Alice, under command OF that
we'll known navigator Capt c. s. d. Porter, leaves
the Magnolia bridge, New Basin, at P. NJ. TO-
day. Mr. Lou KelIs, clever and attentive gentle
men, has charge of her Office.
The City Of Alton from st. Louis is due to-day
The future City and barges passed Memphis,
bound down, on the I'd inst.
The Belle Lee has over AGO bales cotton on
board.
The upper landing viii present quite business
aspect this morning whilst the Mollie Moore,
Belle Lee and Frank Pargoud are discharging.
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1883
17s,254
t94,2O7
112,sss

Reoeipts proper since last evening 1861 bales,
aeanst 1881 ON last Wednesday and 6l12 last year,
IN aegr:gas, ' Nc iIesday evening q
- year, and since August 81 Of Isl, SA7 bales.
a0ainst III, 9A last yeaF-increase 2S,AS3:
~ Exchange kilograms make the receipts At
ri tbe ports from II N. Yesterday TO II n. to-day
1AO6a bales, against Is, S2a last week. and N:OoS
II III isst week, and S,S7l last year. Total
s:ssa August 81. 748.O 68 bales. against 54l ,S3S
IN 10 Wednesday noon, Nov. 4, excluding the
shovs a ,O59) last year -increaee FOG. 7SS bales
Imports FRIDAY to Tuesday inclusive) to Great
Britain, As $50 bales, against 4l,5ss last week
nesinst 1850 last week and none last year, and to
"a rest of the Continent $3.50 bales, against
406S last week, and 80S5 last year.
stocks at all the delivery. ports, made up
ToBAcCo-Tho only sale reported to-day
estimated at 1850 hhds We continne to quote
> follows Inferior Tugs sa@ec. medium to ans
Sl@llc, low leaf lA@i2c, medium lS@l4c, good
tofine i50l6Ac, and selections at l7i@9 oc. Re.
eeiyed aimee last evening none exported none.
01nck on hand by our running statement $3.50
TREIGHTs-A ship has been laid on for
N Also few days since not reported, vessel
- Genoa Ut 13o. We quote ~ follows:
~ steam Cotton to Liverpool l9,32d: "a
Drcsnen Id; to Liverpool via New York Sled
. Boston, Fall River, Providence and Chikcopee,
= via New York. 10; to Lowell via New York &c;
Tsv York . Dbl COO; TO New York &c; Molasses to
Iev YORK Sc y gallon Sugar IS y hid; Tobacco
= = Md: bulk grain . Liverpool lid.
- eaiILOotton to Liverpool Id; to Havre lc
y Genoa lie; to Boston 70. ~,
YIOIJREIs in good local demand and 44l0
nais sold At previous prices comprising $500 bbls
g Change, of which 50 bbls st $ 20. $50 and 80!
sd 400 choice, in lots, on private terms And
MO outside, Of which epernne at = p q
1pubie extra a. 81 50, 50 It %. g At = GO. 2
- 100 low ire Ole extra ct s., ~ COCO TeD y
- SO ct IS 50, 100 choice treble extra at = 62s,
u choice extra at g s7a 100 and 2o0 q g o.
70 family ct g., 100 100 go and SoS pol, 10 o.
riyate terms and $s5 half bbls It - 67t y ool.
6carly half Of the sales recorded on The kxcosnee
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Tho undersigned 10 the only authorised River
Repoeter and Advertising Agent OF this paper.
Copies Of the BULLETIN stamped and delivered
win be furnished to steamboats, ct fifty cents per
dozen. Gro. J. DUNCAN.
Since our last report the weather has moder-
ated considerably, and at this writing the pros
pect 10 fair for ram.
For the benefit Of al who are unaware Of the
fact, We volunteer the information that it 's
business on the landing yesterday was very
dull.
lBy Telegraph
BATON RouGR, Nov. 4.-TO Britton x Eppler:
positively. Thirty inches in Old River and fall
INF fbe Memphis packet Belle Lee is receiving to
leave positively 1t 5 P. NJ. to-day.
The regular weekly Bend packet Frank Par
fesve ON return trip at o'clock this evening.
The Bertha, having been detained by heavy
foes, arrived last night with large freight. She
leaves positively to-day It 5 P. n.
TIE SEMrNoLE.- This steamer-acknowledged
wharf yesterday, looking like . new boat.
During the past summer she has been locked,
generally overhauled and painted inside and out
In most artistic manner. The painting, done
by our friends 2essrs. Gasser and Morrison, re-
fleets credit upon them and ornaments the boat.
The Seminole 10 entered for the season as
regular New Orleans, Coast andL aiourche packet,
| leaving this city every Monday and Thursday at
I5P. M. under command of Capt. Jos. Dalferes.
She leaves to-day on her first trip.
The last reports from Red River is rather dis
couragiug. Falling fast was the latest.
The Willie came to the wharf yesterday look
| ing a. neat 20 new pin. She viii commence re-
ceiving freight for Trenton, Monroe and all way
landings tomorrow friday morning, and leave
Saturday, the It'll inst, at p. N.
The Alice leaves from the Magnolia Bridge,
| New Basin, 1t P. N. to-day, for all landings on
Rsvou Manchac aud Amite River.
The recent heavy fogs have kept many OF the
nackets back. and prevented them from leaving
| on regular time.
The weekly Grand Ecore packet Garry Owen
win be receiving to-day, to leavesto morrow at
The he Fleta got OF shortly after noon yesterday,
Vt" The R. I. Bryarly. for Red River, left on time
Yesterday.
The CITY Of Quincy, for st. Louis, got OF las,
evening with fair trip-included in her freight
was 256O sacks Of salt, shipped by Msssrs. Ja,k'
The Era No. 10 will load in the Red Rive,
Packet Line IN turn. >,
AccIpENr-Fred. 8. Chapman, engineer on the
tug boat Fairfield, fell overheard from the boa,
att P. NJ on the Sd inst, when the tug was sooul
! twelve-mile point. Every effort was made e
rescue him, but without success, - he never came
to the surface after sinking the first time.
| AGAIN IN THE FIELD.-The friends Of 0spt
| Sam Ayles and their names are legion, WIZ De
more than pleased to learn that he has secured
the fine paaeenRer packet La Belle, and WHO
Friday next, the 9th inst, at Pr y, back be.
ont for vicksburR, Natchez, DavisS Bend ana -
way landings, and win continue IN the 0ade
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LIVERPOOL-Per steamship Palm-12 cases Of
arms to School Of Design-io casks soda ash ] e.
D Ricker-1o hhds gin 70 r. casks do CoatTz3e :.
new Gcol do Herman Isaac-1 H Gendsr-l6 boxes
glsss W Seebold-33aO bdls ties Branch, Crookes
COLO bbls currants 10 bbls grapes 50 bbs beer csk
wine pipes wine G N Bayly Pond-154 bbls cur
rants 7Ol5 boxes raisins A r Cochran &co-36 cases
mdse bales cloth Anderson Simpson-325 bis Of
eter 81 do soda crystals 50 casks beer $50 bds Of
tie l2e pkgs mdse to order-6 pkgs earthenware II
D Huntington T. Son-1l3 pkgs mdse Catn-6o
boxes mdse Burdeau-2 do Delise Gco-A
Co.'s do "A Palacio-3 cases mdse Levols Jami-
son-6 do Seig e. Krug-6 bbls ale W h Bo9Rgee-52
pkcs earthenWare A StevensOn-2 cases ltAse Al
L Lyous-25 pkgs mdse A BrOusseau-235 boxes tin
plate Staufer Macready &oo-4oA bdls ties States
Saw Ass
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MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN:
Wednesday Evening. Nov. 4, lS74'S
uIv ORLEANS uLEARN0-90UsS.

We have no new feature to notice in the None
~,.rlet The offerings continue OF moderate OK
tent Mt the banks and limited on the street, an
INC few transactions reported in commerel'l pa
per indicate no change III rates we contiiuo :
rnote good commercial names, with or wlthou
cDlIateraIs. at 9l112 u cent per annum, and GOO
second grade at 15NlS, with occasional trahsac
nOna at 3 u cent per month. First-class mort
cages continue TO rule at lO0gll y cent per oil
NUN, while second grade 10 still quoted at =
York, and owing to the &c rcity VI cash Gold aite
. fair business, closed at the opening raIes
against 1l0k in that market. The Gales su ann
10 1880. embracing 5000 at 1921, siv s'ocn
1897, 5000 $4,000 and s15 600 at llOs, ana sl'oo
tAODO and $4,000 at 110l. ....,
half dollars were still quoted ~ 10o4'VAV'' o..
Mexican dollars at 96b097 gold. c.,a .,
Under the influence Of tine advance IN COD 2
New York early in the day, Sternng was allo y
Ito u cent higher at the opening. bat mani market
and the failing off in Domestic Exchange Ios'
the impro yement, and closed fully l-1o U cent
lDwer than yesterday.
The movement was OF fair extent, amounting
IA f32 500. embracing $500 and $500 bill OF lading
a 27ia5 rs. f25OO and f30OO Al clear at 5.263
IA OO5 bill OF lading and Al clear at 5ls5og5 2o4
SgJOO do at 5.2SA0g5.29, and f1OOO Al clear al
Francs were also shade lower for commercial
Ibe sales cOmpGlbcu 0oVVUOy oAiOkoSA6 cosoSO
O.OOO and 1OO, 600 commercial at AIS.
At the close sterling bills we're quoted at 527a
Is Is for bill o1aading and Al clear and 5.3l0-,
Sr bank, and francs at 4. 7640l75 for commercial
and 4.724@-for bank.
The offerings Of Domestic Exchange were oil
liberal extent, but meeting with only fair de'
nsnd, commercial closed shade lower; e. Inc
sslcs Of New York sight covered $25O.OOO, EN-.
hracing SIS 900, $4,000 and $4,000 commercial
Is u cent discount, $4,000 do, sl5,0OO, $2oOO
and $40 900 private bankers and $4,000 do and
hank, and 600 bank ct ZIG, and soO,OOo bank
Il y.
The banks continued to check on New York at
ar. while commercial sight was quoted at q
ZIG ~ cent. discount, against 7-l6GOs y cent
yesterday.
In stocks we noticed sales of 20 and 81 shares
ougar Shed Co. at SO, and II at $40 30.
The sales OF Bonds included $1,000 City Gold
Bearing Seven Per Cents 1t 35i, and $1,000 and
12OOO at Sc.
In City Scrip wo noticed sales OF 5000 City APP
yrOpristion Certificates at 42s, and $500 at 434
they are now quoted at about "A for round lots,
sni Metropolitan Police Warrants at the same.
No sales Of State Wa rants were reported. Old
were still quoted at -t12O, and new at 49,.
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Exp0Fts.

KEY WEST VIA CEDAR KEYS-Per steamship
VIM p Clyde-For Key West. 1875 bhls -four Is bbls
moasses Il bbs whisky ~ terces hams 2,5 SACKS q
corn 35 sacks oats so head cattle % head hogs and
1917 pkgs sundries
CEDAR KEYS-Per steamship Lavaca-25O sacks
sacks corn ~ sacks coffee 100 sacks 50 casks b.
con 474 pkgs mdse
BOSTON-rer bark Scotland-1399 bales Gotten
OK horns 264 bars rails pkgs do 50 RR axles 12
pkgs scrap iron $500 sacks cotton seed meal 1900
feet lumber
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OF CLASSIFICATION.
General

The market opened with very good demand
and only moderate supply, while factors were
more stringent in their pretensions, and in some
eases realized an advance OF sc. The sales up
10 noon embraced about 1900 bales, and prices
It that time losing much OF their previous buoy
sncy. after which the movement became more
amin +ted, swelling the entire business to the
amount noted above, nineteen brokerage houses
When we left the market we heard Of one or
Two negotiations pending which may have been
closed subsequently,. Prices during the after
1articular manifest contrast to yesterday. We
have made no change in our quotations, but We
n0ticed gener. leaning to their outside figures.
ard in some cases strong staple kinds COM
handed fraction more.
~ amount ON snipboard not cleared, going
q board and engaged for shipment. was set
-. embracing 5000 for LIVERPOOL, Is 600 for
Uavre. 1000 for Bremen, and 5000 for the North,
Vhich. when deducted Prom the stock on hand
r our running statement yesterday evening,
IA about ~ coo bales TO represent he quantity
aa1Ae landing and In presses unsod o awaiting
0dsep.
The Exchange reports: "Sales 400 bales,
jncluding 500 after So. H. yesterday. Demand
lot ApUn
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LIVERPOOL.

"a Fer Lfverpeel - The Al British ship
Ceferina, JONES' master, 10 now loading fof
the above port and having the greater por.
ton Of her cargo engaged aud going on board, win
have quick dispatch. For freight apply to
G.. J. 6HKPHKRD 1 CO, Anenta.
III 0yaviw axoek
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kSCOuUuO - AHVO0Ve
SHREyEPORT-Per steamer Era No 10-1H
bales Gotten to Lehman. Abraham &co.-l04 Meyer,
Weis &co-s6 Golsan Bros-56 Jno Chane Bro 4 son
4e to oTer Kr w?;s M Msa.s; s sue1
&co-25 Jno Phelps &oo-2 q Payne: Kennedy Aco.S
Renshsw. Cammack &co-22 Lloyd 4 Livaudais-2a
sandidge &cosl Male Ca%%a gid F Ks%
Lewis &co-ll L Waln sley &co--ll Prestidge
Graham Goo tn e. j NJ Allen &co-e Clapp Bros
&co-3 Claiborne Aco-7 bbls nolasses fayne: zen a.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Marie-Sundries to
TOWER COAST-Per steamer Hunter-l5 sacks
rough rice 20 Clapp Bros &co-20 do Lapene Ferre
and sundries to order-Total, IS sacks rough nee
bhds snear :, bbls unolasses to Lanaux-16 do and
II hhds sugar W Burbridge &co.T bbls moiasses
F Brineier-l44 sacks rough nce Fcerster@5 sacks
corn Bula d-and sundrles to order-IctA- -
hhds sugar &c bbls molasses IA sacks rough rice
BONNET CARRE-Per steamer Wawenock-
IS sacks rough rice to Thomson Rice Milo do to
J Foerster-and sundries to order-Iosai' 10 sacss
BARATARIA-Per steamer Annie B-eooo slaves
and sundries to order
LOWER COASTER steamer Waloon-Sundries
- LOWER ylS COAsr-Per steamer Frank Morgan;
q hhds sugar r Nillfken-H bbls oranges Dymond
to order-Total, y bids sugar 70 bbls oranges; :.
CONVENT ADMINISTRATORS Nary ldA-20
bbls molaeses N Scotf-3s do + Stockmeyer-le
~
10 sacks nee G A Lanvux-5 hhds sugar Brugi. r
ia aacke rice Hirsch Adler and sandries to order
Total los bbls molasses Is hf do hhds sugar l5O
sacks rough rice
Gar Delgado Aoo-1o do Seig s. Krug-2o do y bbls
molasses L Godchaux-16 hhds sugar bbls molasses
r Beltran-2o hhds sugar W Rodd SON. bos
woIasses Naapeeo kco-9 hhds sugar ~ bbls mo-
iasses Bush Levatl1 bids sagar IS obs :, %o.sses
Tanany- - Ciapp. Bros kco-5e r Nilliken-17 La
naux-l7 p Maspero SEQ ls do s. hf do Lanaux son
and sundries to order-Tota la3 hhds sugar 3l3 bbs
moiassee - hf bis molasses.
~ Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS, ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RA1IOAD. November 4L235 bales cotton Richardson
e Wav-aIs do T & j NJ Allen &co-o3 Walden,
Hawiins Aco-7s " Thompson SEQ i9i Le pa;a
Ahraham &co-77 Meyer, Weis Aco-64 Jno fhelps
1c"-Si /. Airey &co-59 Pritchard Bickham-
50 Jno Chae, Bro Scn-Ss stsxart bres So c9..s
Scherck Autey-34 Allison &co-s0 B'akemore
Eco-ss Bsittn, Moore CSlem.nT70 Hcwco.. M
n n Harrinaton tools Warren, AtkinsoP kco-u
Bnssey kco-il Payne, Kennedy kco-s GunAs
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BAYOU SARA.

Fer Dayeu Sara, Waeeu3oo, Her.
mitaea Port Hudson. Bateo Rouge
plAq1sninA and way landhHs-Ihs
United Statos nail semiweekly packet
W. 8. Pike,
]. ]. Brown, mastog,
leaves svsry MONDAY and FRIDAY q ?. u.
for 1oyou 6aEA HITE CARLM, AaentA
Tchoupitoulae etEook
Nerchandise consigned to Hits 4 Cariin win b
forwarded fbea Of 00nmiaaion ala I'm
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Thursday Morning, November 5.
Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Lavaca, Cooksey, for Cedar Keys
* Roberts
Steamship VIM p Clyde for Key West via Cedar
KEYS hoDerts
Ba, Scotland, Rogers for Boston
Geo Fosdick &cO
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ANTE RIVER.

ANTE RIVER.
REGULAR ANTE RIVER AND BAYOU MAN.
CHAC PACKET.
SA The staunch, seaworthy pscket steamer
XAk4XE Alice,
O. s. D Porter master. Lon Kells clerk,
Leaves her Landing New Basin Magnolia Bridge
points ON Amite River and Bayou Hanchac.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
lUNCY MARCY, AgentA
~ and as Delord Ut.
Bills of lading signed at the Office Of BERAUD L
GILBERT, 20 CarOndelet street. Of tt
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Steamship Reading, CoIburn from Philadelphia Oct
g. to VIM Creevy-9d dist
srEAMBoArs.
walOOn Ruiz from Lower Coast
Wawepock. Gleason from Bonnet Carre
Annie B. Rolls, from Barataria
Era No 10 Gillen from Shreveport
Josephine Cozzins from Bonnet Caro-
Marie Bassett, from Lower Coast
Hunter ROdevich. from Lower Coast
Frank Morgan Canton. from Lower Coast
Mary Ida Ruiz from Convent Landing
Hy Tete. Aucoin. from Lafourche
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer Major White from Pearl river
Schooner Geo Eike, from Tchefunc's river
Schooner America from PascagOula
Schooner Magnolia, from Biloxi
Schooner Surprise, from PascagOua
Schooner Best Friend, ON Bay st Louis
Schooner Mary Ann new. from Springfield
Schooner Three Brothers, from Biloxi
Schooner Gannett. from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Philadelphia from Biloxi
Schooner Perseverance, from Tchefuncta river
ARRIVALS At THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Confidence, from Rsv $: nc1:s
Schooner Lady Gay from Blind river
Schooner Refine Hortense. from ProcteYviiie
Schooner Deceada. from PascagOnla
schooner Clementine. from Blind river
Schooner Emma Amelia from Stockton
Schooner Clara No 2, from Pascagoula
Belew-Csmlng Up.
Austrian bark Trade Tarrabochia, IS days from
Rotterdam to master
Spanish brig Felipe Obesta, days from Havana,
to master
Belsw-Waiting Orders.
British ship Livington. Hilton, from Antwerp Aug
H. via New York Oct S
Ship Tasmanian. Willis. from Bremen S.p.1
Ship Calliope st Clair, from London Septl
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STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,.
MEMPHIS
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves THURSDAY Nov. s. at p. NJ.
For Memphis, Helena, Mouth 81
l@AlR White River, Chicot, Greenvllle and the
Bends-The passenger steamer
Belle Lee,
JF HicksI master, ALI Grissom, clerk,
will leave as above connecting ct vicksburg with
Tallahatchie rivers, and at White River with pack
cts for White and Arkansas rivers, paying particular
attention to al way and plantation business For
oil Inn BURDEAU 4 WAYNE, 106 Gravier ct.
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The following is the list Of passengers to arrive
per steamship New Orleans, Capt DEARBORN, from
New York Oct. 81:
nc Maddux-W NJ Abbott and wife-Mrs 4 j
Harris-Mrs A Bush and child-A Spro-Miss
" Andrews and servant--John Andrews-W a
Carney-T A McCarthy-W Wheaton, Jr-F Lud-
low-and - in the steerage.
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SHIPS.


FOR MALAGA.
"a Fer Malaga - The Al Norwegian bark
80 Prudhoe, Petersen, master is now loading
49, for the above port, and being of small capaci.
IT, will have quick dispatch For balance Of freight
apply to FRERICHS HORN
O23 ~ Union street
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-05

(By Telegraph
Philadelphia, Nov $40 A Yorke. Agent-The
steamship Yazoo arrived at noon, having been de-
tanned by fog She sails for New Orleans via Havana
on the It'll inst.
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BeIew-Wafting Orders.

British ship Livington, Hilton, from Antwerp Aug
H. via New York Oct
Ship Tasmanian. Willis. from Bremen Sspsl
Ship Calliope, st Clair, from London Septl
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Austrian bark Trade Tarrabochia, d days from
Rotterdam to master
Spanish brig Felipe Obesta, days from Havana,
n mas
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Thursday Morning, Nov. 5, 1874.

The undersigned 10 the only authorized River
Reporter and Advertising Agent Of this paper
Copies Of the BULLETIN stamped and delivered
WiIl be furnished to steamboats, ct fifty cents PEI
dozen. Gro. j. DUNCAN.