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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-08-13
TAX NOTICE.

TEYhe following Is a list OF unredeemed lots,
n pieces or parcels of land, situate lying and
being in the county of Kenosha in the state OF
Wisconsin which were e, sold BY the county
the 14th day of May A. D. 1872, for the unpaid
taxes and charges due on the same for the year
1871, and the amount of taxes, charges and In,
terest calculated thereon up to tue last day OF
redemption due on each of said lots, pieces or
parcels of land. US g.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that I'M
deemed on or before the 18th day of May Al. D.
1875 they will be conveyed to the purchasers
thereof according 10 law Gf@|
TOWN OF RANDALL.
John Waite-lot Bassett Station W qr.sec ID
L. Fellows 20 acres of lot No. 2 sec SO t1r 10 &c
as $7,82.
TOWN OF PARIS. 5a' 3
E. Perkins or Sc or ex II acres sec % t Or p
10 as $8.75.
TOWN OFF BRISTOL -
j. SWANS hf sw or sec 81 t1r 81 SO as S10,57.
J. Swaln--se Or sW or sec 81 l 81 40 as 1891.
TOWN OF PLEASANT PRAIRIE.
Chas. Kerber-e 70 as NV or sec , tire 70 as
S44,A ."
Cfns Kerber-ne or NV or Sc or sec tt r % 10
as 1888.
Ohas Kerber-sw or NV Or Sc or sec ? t r % 40
as $3.50.
John Ciiftord-n as 3 as e hf Sc Or ofhighway
sec Stir 222 as $3,28
O. s. Head-2h as Sc or NV or ounded by Cor
man by Fremont. Avenue by Tears by city
limits sec t l r23 S5,6S. a1 wv .&
A. Pomroy- 81 as in Sc Or NV o. bounded n by
city limits G by Fremont Avenue by Strong
and W by Bond sec ct % No as 81 SO
E. G. Durant-com IS rods and II links of Sc
cor NV qron line of said Or at sw cor of land
formerly owned by Pomroy thence II chains
e. links thence to line OF land decided by Eos
ter to Demng thence II ca aims 81 links thence
G to place of beg ct rig No as Sl2,47 X; -.
j. Bond-sw or ex 2S as side sec t 1 % No as
1873 $185,68.
j. Clark-3 as partly on ne or ne or and partly on
NV or ne Or bounded n and by highway by
Sellock and W by PARTRIDGE sec z r % NJ as
j. Bond-1h as on Sc or NV or bounded by
Lamb by or line and W by Gatchell sec Z
O. S. Head-n 10 as NV Or Sc or sec is 1r % No
as 10 $5,79,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-08-13

line of lot 2 63 feet thence n to Wisconsin st
SO feet thence ~ feet thence " to line OF
Main St thence % feet thence 1l2 feet thence
s to line OF lot thence on sd line to Elk
change St thence TO beg except that part taken
for an alley through said block blk Do Sc or
sec 81 t2 r D. Unpaid State, County ana School
Tax, $SO,6s. Unp'id City Taxes, S61 80. =. .
thence to sw cor of lot thence n 10 ne cor OF
said lot thence on n line of lot Q to within II
feet OF the NV cor of said lot thence 70 feet
thence " to beg and feet OF an alley taken up
of unpaid State, County and School Taxes, $z8,-
&c. amt of unpaid City Tax. $21,25
e.. w. Blinn-eom 40 feet of sw cor of sd block
thence 40 feet thence to line OF block
thence 14O feet thence y to beg blk 30 SO or
sec 81 t 81 %. Amt of unpaid State, County
and School Taxes, $7,s9. Amt of unpaid City
Tax. $5, 9S.
Singer Nimick & Cocoon on n line of sd lot
where the W line of Exchange st intersects the
same thence w 1872 feet thence so feet thence e
to W line of Exchange st thence n 80 feet to
beg blk SO Sc II sec BIT 2 %. Amt of un-
Amt OF ul.paid City Tax, S2,05.
w. 4. Goodhew hf lot blEs6 sw or sec 80 t
2r23. Amt otunpaid State County and School
Taxes, S., 6S Amount of unpaid City Tax ST. ,89.
j. D. Montagne-lot 3 and s blk Ii sw Or sec
80 t2 %. Amt of unpaid State. County and
School Taxes $2,47. Amt of unpaid City lax
). d, ilontagne-lot Z and blk II sw or sec
32t2 3d. Amt of unpaid State, County and
schoal Saxes $19.5S. Amount of unpaid City
Tax $14,69.
N. McCoffrey- SO blk 1856 sw or sec 81 2
r23. Amt of unpaid State, County and school
Taxes S2.70. Amt OF unpaid City Tax $2,1S.
"% FIsK's WESTERN ADDITION.
s. Fisk-all III city limits bounded on the W by w
hi sw or sec 81 lot 1 and 8 blk IL sw Or sec
3It2r %. Amt of unpaid State, County and
school Taxes $500. Amount ofunpaid City Tax
$1,64.
Amt of unpaid State, County and School Taxes
$2,47 Amt of unpaid City Tax SITS.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-08-13
Something New.

good for Fever Sores. saltrheum, Erysipelte
Scald -head, Frosted Feet, Burns, ChilIblainss
Cuts, Wounds. and sores of all kinds.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17

No s.les of Silver reported The market is still
quoted At 7G1O8 for American half dollars, and
ilO@111 for Mexican dollars.
vous rates. the decline in gold at New York late in
the cay being counterbalanced by the advance Ia
sight on that ciy. The demsnd was moderate out
the movement checked by limited offerings.
The sales of Sterling were conhhed TO tio ooV'
comprising e., 90 bill CT lsding at 543, fl5,ooo 40
543, $500 do at 5.A, and f1sOO Al clear Al o49a'
Nothing transpired in francs.
At the close Sterling bills were quoted at 5.A3@
SAY for bill of lsding and Al clear and 48@- for
bank and francs at 4.63A@4.62h tor private ana
The offerings of Domestic Exchange were of mode
rate ex ent, and with fair demand. Bank checks on
New York ruled u p cent. higher. and commercial
l-16 A -
The sales OF New York sight covered 100000.
embracing $4,000 private bankers at par, $25,0GO
bankers at $50 p cent. premium. $4,000 commercial,
bank at and $40 900 bank at 5-32. We also notice
sale Of $4,000 commercial on Providence at cent
discount
The banks checked on New York at 4 p cent pre-
MUM, ana commercial sight quoted at Z, against
4 for the former yesterday, AMI H. for the latter
The only Of Sterling reported were at auction
by Messrs. Hoey O'Connor, embracing 5O shares
Teutonia National Bank at $50 so, and 81 do at
$50 rs.
The sales of Bonds included $1,000 City Ten Per
Cents at Co. and $4,000 City Gold Bearing Seven Per
Cents at 534. The latter closed at about 53@534.
The only sale Of City Appropriation Certificates re-
ported s250O at 6l1a. hey were still quoted at
61G6l, according to size.
Nothing was reported in Metropolitan Police War
rants.
State Warrants were dull and about p cent lower,
being quoted at the close at 44@45 for large, 46@47
for medium, and 5O@53 for small. No sales were
reported.
fBy Telegraph
New YORK, May 16 6-Evenlng-The following is the
bank statement loans decrease 600 000 specie de-
crease trie, legal tenders decrease S1.375,OOO de-
posits increase trfe, reserves increase sl,25OoOo
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17
WEATHER. BUSINESS. ETC.

NEAlHFR BUS1NESS, ETC.
The weather yesterday warm. in fact, it a
regular day, and the dust, well. it flight
full and we know OF no terms strong enough to eXpr
our opinion of it; it thick enough to satisfy the
most fastidous, and would have made the heart of a
watering cart maI jump for joy.
Business on the landing dull yesthr 'ay, for
SATURDAY., although several of the packets got Off with
grod trips.
Capt. James Bell, one of our old time steamboat
men, died at Constatia, New rk. on the 18th inst.
The La Belle makes her usual Sunday excursion
to day.
Administrator Lewiss attention is called to the con-
dition of the woodwork of our wha yes. A few new
plauks would be acceptable.
The arrivals Yesterday came well freighted Copies
Of their mantests will be found in marine
column.
The following steam rs got off last evening with
Tolle and Bismarck for ST. Louis, Gov Allen for Wick
burg. B. L. Hodge for Baton Rouge. and Willie for
Camden
The Bart Able, for Grand Ecore left with a splendid
trip.
The ". j. Behan leaves on Tuesday for Jefferson,
Shreveport and al way landings.
The John KYLE for St. Louis, Marie for Pilot Town
and Katie for Vicksburg leaves Tuesday at P. NJ
The Mary Houston from Louisville. and Henry c..
Yaeger from St. Louis, are due tomorrow.
The river at this point continues to recede.
We waited for Matilda Jane until yesterday but one
If the kittens has departed and now have to
spare
Capt. Dane must have been busy shipping salt yes.
terday, we failed to catch glimpse of his benign
conntenance.
probably too much pepper about it for Capt.
Jack.
The Katie is coming with good trip.
We have no late from the upper rivers any
of the tributaries but at last accounts they all
falling.
by Telegraph
LOUISVILLE. May 16.-River falling slowly, feel
in canal and feet 10 inches in the chute Weather
clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE Nav 16..Weather cleT and cool. Mar-
curry 56 TO g. River fallen 18 inches:
CINcIsNATI, May 16 RIVER Is feet and falling.
Departed: John Kilgour for New Orleans.
ST. LoCIs, May l6-Arrived: Genevieve from
vicksburg Departed City of Helena for vicksburg.
River risen nearly one toot Weather clear and COOL
CAIRO, May 16.-Arrived: Hauslon from Louisville
m dnight; Yaeger from st. Lou 8, A NJ; txp,rter
from New Orleans, noon. Departed Hauslon for
New Orleans, l A, M; Yae ger for New Orleans. A.
NJ; Export r for Cincinniti, P. NJ. River 32 feet
1t has ftlen feet. Weather clear. Mercury 6S.
PITrsBURG. Nay 16.-River 4 feet inches and fall
ing SLOWLY. Weather clear ana pleasant
MEMPHIS, May 16-Weather clear and plea ant,
River fell two inches. Departed Mple M Dore last
night for New Orleans; this evening, Grand Tower
for St. Louis. Fort Gibson for Little Rock, Quickstep
for VIII te River, Arlingt n tor Cin lima i,
v1cKsBURG, May 16.-Up Atlantic and barges, 8
P NJ last nights Frank Pargoui. P. NJ. to-day.
Weather warm and clear. RIVER falling slowly No
boats down to dav.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17

I A NEW RAILROAD ROUTE TO THE LAKE
In the hot, sweltering days of summer there
is nothing more refreshing and desirable
than trip to the lake. With the exception
Of the Pontchartrain Railroad, we have no
public conveyance to Pontchartrain. Those
few comparatively who can afford to keep
their vehicles and horses, can take their
evening drive over the shell road, but the
OF polloi, and they are most numerous
throng, very rarely are able to go where
they can catch glimpse Of the waters Of
the lake and enjoy the invigorating breezes
that sweep over it's broad expanse.
To meet this want, few of our most en-
terprising citizens conceived the idea OF
constructing railroad to the Lake, which
they are now putting into practical opera
tion The Canal Street, City Park and
Lake Railroad Company have entered upon
the work with an energy, vig"r and deter
mination that will surely lead to d success
full ISSUE
This road commences at the corner Canal
and Basin, runs down the neutral ground Of
the last named street to Bienville, down
that street to the City Park, through the
centre of the park, along the south bank of
Orleans Canal to the lake thence along the
border Of the lake to Spanish Fort. From
the fort to the Ridge road, about three miles
os grading have been completed and accept
ed by the company. This is the heaviest
part Of the work and, from personal obser-
walton, we can state that it has been most
thoroughly and substantially. constructed.
1t is confidently expected that the road will
be in complete running order by August.
On the north side of the canal there is a
splendid road for carriages, built at the
city's expense, the only tree transit to the
lake that we have, and one which will be
great favorite with the public
The old Spanish Fort property has been
purchased by the company who design fit
ting it up in the most comfortable and at
tractlve style for the reception Of visitors
1t is now, even in it's dilapidated condition,
a spot pregnant with historic memories, and
we know Of no place in the vicinity Of New
Orleans that can be made more delightful
resort for those of our citizens who desire
to escape for a time from the dust and tur-
moil Of the city and enjoy the pure and ex-
hilarating air of the country.
The officers of this company are gentle
men of high standing, large capital and IN
tagging energy-just the men to push
through such an enterprise at all hazards.
There are few more shares to be taken,
and we urgently call upon our capitalists to
subscribe for the same. In our opinion,
there is no more profitable investment in
which they can embark.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17
THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, SUNDAY, MAY II, 1914

Futures cl sed stesdyis sales 16,1Oo Daie', n 1v w
follows: NAV lsk, June 18 7l6@lS lo-sz 9us .S
10 1916, August - 7-S2@ls'4' sep'eloei
Tb marhet for cotton on the spot has been consld-
erably excited and somewhat variable Dut ., sS
values show quite material advance. aoceaasinp
vices have favored holders and with the decreasing
receipts and fine weather prices nave s'eAo"'
tanned the upward tendency of last week. ,d
To-day lower grades were further h;cb ia
Low Niddlipg Uplands now command 1oc, WHICH, 40
the basis of contracts. 49,, .
Forward deliveries have been fairly active, ana l.
large business has been copsummated, SOME VI 'no
dealings extending up to next December. -,
The total sales Of the week were 2l05n1 oaies' %
which 1877 100 were on contract, and l32o' were i'i
immediate delivery.
Flour is without material change in price. Wheat
slightly buyers favor. Corn in buyers favor eog
81 for new Western mixed and yellow PORK nrlnei, a
new SIT IS. Lard firm, II. Coffee dull. sugar
heavy Rice quiet. Moasses quiet. Turpentlne
quiet at 3D. Rosin steady, 50 65@2 TO- Frelsnts 70
Liverpool steady; cotton by steam 7-32gi4' gram
sg94. 90
CISc1SNAT1, May 16-Cotton quiet; Middling IL
Flour quiet and weak Sc 4096 rs. Wheat quiet ana
weak, 81 40. Corn 70Gl74c Oats 5296Oc. PORK nr,n'
$1S asked. Lard firm, steam nomna ~ at io1ae1 -
city kettle II &c, country 11c Blu Meats-shouiaers
So 371a6 40, clear rib &C., clear 94ac, Bacon mr. n,
shoulders nc, clear rib 1Oc clear lO7sc. "hlsA!
firm at 94c,
ST.. U.S. May 16-CotloD; Midding 49, Flour
firm and unchanged, Wheat, No. red winter 81 A.
No. red winter 81 So Corn Closed lower to SELL NO
mixed 70 on track and in elevator, closed 69 white
s5@s7. Oats firm No. 56ta57 in elevator Whisky
81. Pork firm s1s. Dry salt meats firm and higher
G for next week delivery for ouders, clear sides
at st. Joseph. 92s@91s here Bacon scarce and firm
Lard none on the market.
LOUISVILLE May 16.-Cott0n quiet; Middling lita.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat dull and lower,
red 81 25, amber 81 40. white 81 As. Corn-mixed
84@o6. white s5@S7. Oats quiet, 64@63. Mess PORK
sls. Baccn-shouders IA. clear rib l01s, clear lo T.
sugar cured hams 13 s@13a, plain 12@124. La d
tierces 111a aP1ls4, kegs @l24. Whisky a.
CHICAGO, May l6-F.our duh and nominal.
Wheat dull and unsettled, No spring Chicago 26 :,
No. spring 2l1s. Corn irresular No. mixed 6lsi
@62, high mixed IS. Oats-No 47'4@471a. PORK.
s17. Lard steady, 101a. Bulk meats-demand good:
shoulders, short rib middle $S 80 loose.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17

Miss Hunt, A Rochereau, W Hunt,rG Hunt =. Y
chelee Hunt and servants. Mrs N Harrison ~
Gibbs, Mrs DR. Smith, E h Chapman q
Weed, Sietz Miss NJ Fenner, Jos Meitzveile, - =
M whitney, II NJ Neiu wife and son, f IsnrSS
wife and three children and servant, Miss Fensss
John Egli Master Fenner, W Laboriesse M ~
In the steerage.
New YORK. May 16.-\rrived: Weser.
SOUTHAMPTON, May l6.-Arrived: Steamship rr,,AS
fort from New Orleans.
SOUTHWEST PASS May 16.-Barometer 2s:75 visa
west, fresh.
No arrivals or departures.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS AND GROCERIES

CRUELTY TO ANIMALS AND GROCERIES
AHEAD 1t was John McMain's horse and wagon ttat
the new BerRh overhsuied and captured yesterday
but couldn't keep, thy imn edi tely bonded
out by good friend of Johns who would stan'
such ning with the property Of stra ght for ward
man-incai able Of farming fy-mu,h les on
animal; the result il that John McNlains 9 long
trle aneai Of the cruelty to animals war and 9 i'll
SELL cheap for cash, every ETY. of grocer
at his popular stores, Nos 572 and 574 Nagaz
street. opposite Magazine Market and No. 40 Washing
ton street,
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17

Last night the mansion of the de facto
was closely guarded by detail of the
metropolitans and close watch kept for
visionary assassns. At the State House
there were quite number of the police on
duty, giving further evidence Of a feeling Of
nneasiness prevailing in the Radical ranks.
At II o'clock last night these guards were
still at their posts.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON LIFE INsuR-

PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON LIFE lNSUR
ANCE COMPANY In another c lumn we publish lett rs
from Mr.. Jacob Hasting and Mr.. jas Bnfied TO the
agent of the above COMPANY. Il. w. 'errell. Esq
They ~ Knowles ge 10 ba q received liberal compensa
III ir poll dur ng Ieri OF illness. This
benevolent society calc lated to ao gre ut relief
to its members and it's Gov ICY aud reliahiity are
features that commend 81 pO.ular favor. The com.
lauy hof oughlv organized aud IL in full pra
Iic4i opera,iou. We commend to thos VIII wish to
make q safe and profitable nvr>t tmeIt to cal at the
Office No 81 tarondeiet str ett. where the affnbl ard
Intelligent, agent Geu Terrell. will be pleased TO
ikh al nsr.ssA info, mti u.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17

FANCY Dry GoODS.-The attention of
our lady friends is called % the advertisement o
Messrs Levos Il Janison. 126 Canal street. who are
Offering for tae splendid sock OF satin-strirei and
plain grena lines, mourning goods of every descil
hosiery aud summer un !erw, for Gents Ia les aud
children. Also Charvet's aid Dr and More is
fine linen cotton shirts chemises and night gowns
besides very large assortm. mt Of housekeeping dry
goods; all of which offered at extraordinary low
prices, previous to he dir ution of the firm.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17
RITTER. LARD. HAMS. ETC

BUTTER, LARD, HAMS, ETC. = Dealers
would do well read the advertisement Of Messrs.
Keep l. Raymond, II and ~ Poyd street, and call
ard examine their extensive stock of Goshen and
Western butter, King -chaf RS refined lard Raw
sons Cincinnati hams, and the celebratei Plants
family -four These articles for sale at the lowest
raSh ,,ri.a
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17

ANOTHER ARREsT.-An over Jealous men,
ber of the police arrested one Of prominent mer
chants Canal street, few evenings since. Being
taken to the Police Station, inquiry made as +,
the cau-e of this merchants hilarity. to ~hich he
replied s. weigh my GOODS on Vic or scale, keep
my money in a Marvin's safe, and am happy" Use
less to add that he Immediately released, the
judge could not be induced to lock up such a safe
man, aud at the same time . man OF 20 much WeQM
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17

WESTERN PRODUCE.-We direct particu-
lar attention OF dealers to the advertisement of
Finney sheehan & Russ. 81 Poydras street. They
have for sale very large of dry salted shoul-
ders pork, sugar-cured hams, breakfast bacon,
refined lard, etc. ETC. Dealers would do well to give
than call.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17

Passengers per steamship Kn ckerbocke-, Capt RV
eager, for New York:
Mrs Z Palmer 4 c. ildren and svts Mrs Glib .
Ih, Stanton MIR ecker w.t. aud nurse, NJ arr II
aud Siie, Nlss EmmA l. Hunt. l. re.tou and wife,
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Knickerbocker, eager, for New York
AMoultOn
Steamship Peliance. Real for Pensacola Master
Bark Eva II FiS NicoIl, for Boston
Norton Il Bell
Italian bark Bia yio. Gnigelmini, for Marseilles-
Goldenbow Il Kelley
Norwegian bark Nebo, Horn, for BARGE
Frerchs 4 Horn
Schooner Mary Freeland, Clark, for PENS COLA in bal
last G w Hynson &co
Schooner Anita, Whitn1ore, for Ruatan Island
Morgan eco
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17

CROCKFRY AND GLAsswARE.-Mr. IsidOre
Levi, formerly Of Levi & Navra, Levi, Navra 4 Co.
and Geo. G. Wolf h Levi, and now with Messrs. A.
Peiser Il Co No. "a Magazine street, is prepared t,
ofer to his many friends the gre test bargains in
Crockery and Glassware, the house is now selling
retail wholesale prices also delivering goodsin all
parts of the city.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17

Parties having back taxes (CITY, STATE
OR PARISH to pay will do well to engage Messrs
BARNETT Il CAMMACK Brokers. No u CARoNDELET
STREET, to settle them, which they prepared to
do, allowing most liberal rate Of discount Also
city. sch OIL State and parish warrants bought and
sold
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17

ATTENTION TRAVELFRs.-All breaks on
Steir line ny been rmnnen;ly repaired the New
Orleans aud Mobile Rallroad Company are nov run
ming through cars to oil points, as usua., wttaout
transfer.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17
p.,ow Waiting ORDERS

p-+;sb ship Green Jacket, Roe, no" ni' "'
March %, in ballast to master ,.re,ro March %,
p.rt Recovery, Jolmia, from Rio de 'ane'fo ""''
to master s,,,o Havre March a.
to master
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17

CIGARS The "Adam brand" For the
hnest quality of imported aud domestic cigars N,
always to nr. ]. Fsb egas, No. Ii 1. mmerc,ai Pac
where, besid .th hne grad 9 of Tue d,n,es ic a.
iiety, vii b- iouud the celebrated 'AdAm brand, SO
popular among connoS>ienrs M th' weed.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17

Splendid jewelry. watches, etc, at Zim
mermai q, l19 canal street W. ere are employed FIR
class watclnlAkers, kkilltul jewelers. and dlamons
Detters.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17

CHEAP MILLINERY. : To eoOnOmise i,
hats, I'll bous, flowers. emhroderi = etc to Mrs
W. Ja kson. No. 554 Ma street coruer st. Mar!
street.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17
AwctS0m Sales.


BY HOFc MAN. MARKS & CO.
LARGE AND UNRESERVED PACKAGE aALE OF
ring and Summer Goods, su n q. Alpacas Dress
Goods Lawns, Lheoks Piques Bobbinets. Hosiery,
DY HOFFMAN. MARKS & CO.-ALEx.
ID Levy. Anc'ion" er.-Sales rooms No. 81 oh ,rtres
street-Dn MOND,Y the 18th inst. at 1nx a.. lock,
A. ~. wi b. sold. large and select sssortm mt Of
Dress 90 g. Alp ca Sa iss, III II. Jacenet.. Tape
Checks, Mon and inen Lawns Bobhinets PiQues,
Brown and WI lite Linen Netting Jacq ard and r0rs-
Barred Mnsins lri- Linens Plain and Striped EtOle
du Nord French Cor. et. UndershlrG Linen ToAe.s.
Tail u Oths, etc.
500 doz. Eng ish Hose and Half Hose Of che hnesa
qua ity.
$50 'oz. ex. ra fine custom-made Linen shrts snd
Drawer.
Jerm.-.t sale. nyl7
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17

UNDERWEAR MANCFACroRY. The place
for lad es t. buy Underwear at low figures Il tie
Louisisna Underwear Factory, No. 20l Canal sire. t.
corner Rsmpart. where, also, Irousseaus 10
0rder to best satisfaction.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17

HOLE IN THE WALLIS the name Of the
popular hotel ~ Bi ox VIII ch is presided ov by Mrs
Vim. Smith and is open for the reception o
guests.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17

CANDLES AND STARCH.-l50O boxes can
dies and rs boxes at rch lots to suit purchasers
ut Aessrs Gordon aomilla, No. 100 Ma st. eet
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17

Remember Johns restaurant, Nos Is ard
IL Bourbon street, where all the delcacies Of the
season may always oe found.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17

BUTTER, LARD AND PRovIsIoNs.-Choice
lots a. J. Il. boarmans. No. l5 Po,d, as street.
braeing o. dice q, snen butter, refined lard, mess
pork, shoulders aud COZ n m-a Also prims Iarulila
Alay peas, At l-~est make p ICES
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17
RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN,
Saturday May 16 1874. J
DAILY RIVER REPORT FOR FRIDAY. MAY
Is, AT P. NJ.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17
BY ENT 4 CO.
CREDIT TRADE SALE
CHINA N TT NGs. CHINA MATTINGS,

CHINA n TT NGs, CHINA MATTINGS,
PALM LEAF AND JAPANESE FANS.
DY Vl>CF;NT * CD.-6l an 81 Custo u-ouse
ID str. et on TUESDAY. MAY 10Th, At q 'olock-
I2h, roll. Al, b4 AID 4 Wh te. Rid, check and
Fancy Mattngs, III Medium aud X qualities.
2Ol Pa IN Leaf Fans, ordinary AMI extra sixes
~ JaJaLese Folding Fans.
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For account OF whom it may concern. ~ rolls
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1erins-At sA.e. myl1
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17

CALIFORNIA BAKING POWDERS.-The
purest and be t article of the kind in the market
The New Orleans bulletin., 1874-05-17
AMaaISenaentS.

AM1aISenleatS.
FREE EXHIBITION
1s9 CANAL STREET.
... THE VIENNA
GRAND PRIZE SILVER MEDAL
DIPLOMA OF HONOR
w Z T. . q NJ
SEWING MACHINE
SAMPLE WORK.
EMBROIDERED ROBE, WHICH COST
OPERA CLOAKs, LADIES' AND GENTS
WEARING APPAREL, HARNESSES,
SADDLES, BOOTS AND SHOES.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
Exhibition Closes Tuesday Night, May l8-
my15 st