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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-28
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@rbbeben 3eritUrt. Die Staot guatemala
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perlpitrt ipurbe.
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Inttqua ia9t Sincente Oarben, Der @eianbte
BON Guatemala, oab er meiter feline 9ta9rif-
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anfan1. Der betrefienoe Serr bsriftete, oaB
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peide eingetrofien, oaB Elm @robeben III 9ln=
tiqua 9roBeu Sfaben getban; Die St6B.
purOen in Guatemala perlpiirt. 0ieies itrb
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GreiQuiH porlieoel1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-28
9eat1's
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Banidt Sbr ben biibidbeften Sfen i'm giarfte2
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-28
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Stahoc.
&tnatou. GAMBIA, 26.. Septbr. - 9as
geitsrn ab. Der &eflnf WirS $4,000 nidt
iiber{e!gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-28

~ Die ffilsebenOe aettenitid "SIees' yahs
,natd,ime, srose Sdneioer=Ntai6tne unb Samilten=
Wialdiue mus man ielbf ieben, ba i'd, nitt auf Ya@
pier auseinano ereken Tam, wie idon fe arbeiten.
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sd,er aufreoeufelen. Sd, oertaufe aIe arten y}abz
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-28
Selesrapbiide 9rpeibest.
Snlano.9 .9epeidslss
slns Der ss.moesba,,ptftast.

Saibtngton, 27. Septbr. : Son ben
mebr ais stueitauieno 4nipriiden, peld)e Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sorla=
gen, iino 800 nod niht erleOtst; piele berlelz
ben itno ie6oh bereits argumentirt,
- bet SefretGr bes Jfaiienal e,ranse er-
flart, baB Die einSiem=D Dorf gegriinbete .@ran=
gers Sgpotbefen 8anf" bon Der 0tattoual=
Grange nidt antorilirt porben lit.
= Der 9lnsabe, oaB bic Suspeniion Der
gfational Sanfnoten giul0lungS ggentur
asrMaHent let, miro rioeripreden,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-28
Mtoro tit 2Stlfesbarre, Yenni.
Die M1r0cr hfitfnhc 1clttt1 DIT

St tltesbaFre, Ba,, 27. Septbr. :
9effern gfadlt gegen II llbr iiberfslen bier
yteger etnen ipeiBen sNanu, 9tamens s.
@ngllib, idllrgen i'm nieoer rno bllrd)z
ldnitten ibm ole &eble. giuer Der M0roer,
Ramens Gbomas, wdre beinabe bon Der
Sep0lternng gelpud)t moroen.
Semo fratiidber @rfolg 1T 9faibs
ntae, Sentt.
gfaibpille, 26. Sept. = Sn Der bentiz
qenMnnisipalluahl ipurpe berO Oenlofrat Dtor,
gan g.. Someu gum ataDar ermabit. Der
Stabtratb beitebt gang aus @onier0atipcu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-28
g.eeg@ Smmelier > yvaarem,
EaSSa> l1hren.

easE2zSRH2EA W.
0pIoene t,n6 ttIberne llbren
fur Damen, SerIen uno &ndbtn.
Ane Mrten
4djmu6tadbem, 9iamanten,
Ietne Gi5toe Stlberfp dren,
dIberpiattirte @aaren,
Etauo=rbren uno BrOn5e=lpren. Wdloltca,
YarIer uno 2Dener 6dRcpzArtita
Der Iebten Ssaeon Su rebusrten areiien bel
Sebrnoer GauFelo s Gomp.,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-28
Ie Ierfid,eruu9s 8eieai1aften
ga 1ttt0 ShicdQO.

We 10 OFT, 26. Sept. = G8 iplr6 offlz
Siealil ! beridtst, oab einigs gSsriiderunss Sc
cago telegrapbirt baben, nm ibre @el6dfte
bort ein,uiteGen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-28

BON StuuIpcrten, SGbritaten uuo Yrooutten oei
eanoea uuo Der Wtnen itattTnoeu.
Die Iusitellnn9 miro am 19. apriI beginner mi
am 10. Sfto6er auf9oreH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-28
Mppiifatiuncu fir YlaB.

I'm Blat fir @je9eutdnoe in Den gebduoen ODER
ocin Yar Bu iibern, ioute man it'd iriibjetig mslz
Den. Ste notbigeu Wieoungs Sornulnre Deroeu
nnl NppitGtion in benz Slreau oer@entenuialzeOm
miiion Auneilhift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-28
~ ST. 3. 6. Wobiton,

Wadjolserbes Or. win9elL
II. a83, Seit=1apettes, oberbalo eutapltIebMe. M
bes eadSajss ausseSogen san1e @e6ie init 9um=
misdbnen 70 tiGtg, mte $40 uno paiieno 9aranttrt:
Nian TONNE unb }ehe iib oieelbsn an. 3ag@ns @ mt 1T
un6 bo6er. Yerionen werofn ppbItbun, bier por3n=
fpreten, ebe fte anoersipo bngebes. oa ote Saeltz
ttten fir bic Mus5hbruns aller 3mei.se ber 5e9n=
preiie finb lebr nteorg, nnb ptro ale 4rbet saran<
tirt: 41s @sihatt TT Su isoer 5ett seoITnet.
LSNff1d 1llHfpGl
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-15
NDeci0l Notices.

Hall Aurora Benevolent AssOciatiOn.-
New Orleans, May 49, lS74.-The regular monthly
meeting will be held at the hall on FRIDAY EVENING,
att 80 o'clock. Members will please attend the
Association will determine regarding the annual en-
tertanment. ECGENE MAY, President
E. L. MAHEy, Secretary. mv15 1t
New Orlea ms, Jac kxOn md lsreaI NOr. h.
ern Railroad Company Office Freight Agent. 3s1 Julia
street. New Orletns, May 7. 1s74-SPECIAL MOTH
TO SHIPPERS.-Freight will be received for all rail-
road stations and cities NORTH, EAST and WEST, ex-
cept for points asst of Meridian and nth Atlanta.
SPECIAL CONTRACTS must be made with J. G..
MOREY. CONTR ACTING AGENT. No. % Camp street
for shipment of all THROUGH FREIGHT. Copy of
contract must accompany each shipment.
All freight must be PLAINLY MARKED, with name
of consignee and DIES INAiION in FULL. Powder
mys E. A. BURKE. Freight Agent
Office of the Merchants Mutual Insu-
rance Coat the annual election of directors held
the Office of this Company the first Monday il
April last, the following gentlemen were elected:
P. Maspero, David McCoard, S. z. Ref L. F. Generes,
NJ PUG. P. Fourchy, NJ W. Smith J. J. Fernandez, D.
A. Chahraix. j. M. Alien and Chs. Lafitte; aud at
meeting of tie Board held yesterday Paul Fcurchy,
Esq, was unanimously reelected President.
my6 l5t G.. W. MOTT.
Office Louisiana Equitable Lite Insur-
ance Company.--An annual election for Directors of
this Company was held Monday. April 90 1874
The following gentlemen constitute the Board of Di-
JOHN HENDERSON, VIM B. SCHMIDT,
ALEXANDER MARKS, w. s. PIKE,
JAMES 1. D Y, A. THOMSON,
JOHN 1. ADAMS, Z. j. HART,
CHARLES CHAFFE, DAVID WALLACE,
J. w. STONE, S. CAMBON,
H. J. VOSE GEORGE A. FOSDICK,
EMORY CLAPP, E. RIGNEY,
E. II. FAIRCHILD, WILLIAM CREEVY,
w. P. HARPER, B. T WALSHE,
E. B. BRIGGS j. B CAMOkS
E. A. TYLER, SAML M. TODD.
At the annual meeting of the Board of Directors,
held Monday, May the following officers were elect
Ell for the ensuing year: SAMUEL MANNING TODD,
President; VIM. b. SCHMIDT, Vice President; WILL
LIAM HENDERS IN. Secretary.
my6-l0t WILLIAM HENt ERSON, Secretary.
The undersigned be&s l., limo. IN tn.
public that he is with A. PEISER u CO., import
ers Of Crockery, Glassware Cutlery, House Furnish
ing Goods etc, No. "a Magazine street. between
xavier and Common, where he will be pleased to
wait upon his friends and customers paying specia
attention to the retail trade.
Goods sold as cheap at any other house in the
city. Packages delivered free Of charge.
1SID IRE LEVI,
Formerly of the firms of Levi Navra, Levi, Navra
Co., and Geo. G. Wolf 4 Levi. ap24-3m
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-15
Collision on the River.
Sinking Of the Title Q. Jewett.
Several Lives Lost.

About 10 P. NJ Wednesday, as the steamer
City of Ho lston, Capt. Deering, bound
hence for New York, was descending the
river. and within 90 miles of the Quarantine
Station, she collided with the towboat Title
C. Jewett, bound up the river, and sunk her
in few minutes.
We have endeavored to obtain full par
ticulars of the disaster, but failed, as all
parties interested seemed loath to tell even
what they know
Dame Rumor, with her thousand tongues,
has been busy about the matter, and the
tenor of her reports are that from three to
ten persons on the towboat met with a
watery grave.
From Mr. Rareshide, of Geo. A. Fosdick &
Co., we learn that the City of Houston went
to sea this morning.
The fireman and one cabin boy on the
Tillie C. levitt, were killed.
The accident occurred whilst rounding the
point opposite the Bohemian Plantation.
The officers will arrive tonight by the
steamer Mary Ida.
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Heavy Damages Against Railroads.

Recently railroad corporations in various
parts of the country have been mulcted in
heavy damages on account Of accidents hap
pening on their roads. A few days ago a
suit was brought by citizen of Lafayette
county, Mississippi, for damages against the
Southern Railway Association for the loss of
his wife and child, who had been killed by
train belonging to the defendant.
The claim was laid for the sum of $780,
900, and the jury assessed the damages at
$25, 900, or s12,500 for each life destroyed.
Another case is reported from Illinois, in
which a man brings suit against a railway
company whose cars had injured him so as
to materially interfere with his attention to
business.
In this case plaintiff claimed $4,000 and
the jury awarded him $1,000. The last
case reported was closed on the 9th inst, at
Louisville, KY. In this case Peter C. Fox
sued the Louisville and Nashville railway
company for S15O,OOO damages for the loss of
leg. effected through the negligence and
carelessnes of the agents of the defendants.
TIE jury, after due consideration, returned
verdict awarding Mr.. Fox the sum of $685.
600 for the loss of. his limb. Mr.. Fox was
formerly resident of New Orleans, and was
Adjntant of Scott's Louisiana Regiment of
cavalry during the war.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-15
Explosion of Mississippi No. 2

Early on Wednesday number of the
members of Mississippi No. 2, with Chief
Engineer O'COnnor, took the new engine
lately purchased to the corner of Lafayette
and Magazine streets for the purpose of
thoroughly testing it.
The manufacturers had almost carte
blanche to build a very superior engine, and
it was very generally expected that she
would turn out success. Steam was raised
in very short time, and the pumps started,
slowly at first, but gradually increasing in
velocity
just as she was attaining full power and
speed, a hiss was heard, and the air chamber
exploded, considerably indenting some other
parts of the engine. No one, luckily, was
hurt, and after picking up the air chamber,
which fell in the street, the members carried
the steamer to the house of the company. II
is to be regretted that this accident to so
beautiful specimen of mechanism should
have happened
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-15
Il ucti0n safes.

1
BY G. Dr, Fs.kIcT ~ CO
POSITIVE AND USRESERVED SALE WITHOUT
ANY LIMIT.
Star Saw and Planning Mill at Auction
LUMBER UMBER-LUMBER,
On Rampant street, between Caliope and Euphrosine
streets
DYG. DE FERIS r - CO.-JOHN G.. MON
ID r. Sc auction -e--Ofice No. 80 Royal street
MONDAY, May 25. 1874, At 10 O'Clock a. NJ VIII be
Id by public auction, on the premises, Ram part
streer, be, Euphrosiu- and Gai.i9pe streets
THE WELL. Known STAR SAW ND PL NINE
MILL. consisting OF Engine, Boiler, shafts. D. urna
Bands, Anirg Machine, Circular saw, sheds, Build
ipgs, etc.
-As1-
The entire contents OF said MILL consisting of Cy-
press ana Pine Piaak-. Scantlng. Sis CeiliLg,,
Floori,gs. Weatherbosrting, Monldinas. Dry GooGs
BOXES, Window Door Saehs 9, Writing sks, Iron
Chest and Office Furniture, Aues Cart. ETC., etc.
Terms-Casn on the SPOT.
Purcha .rs will he required to mske deposit Of 10
per cent ct the moment vi adjudication. mjl5
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A large English ship-onildor OF the Clyde,
is searching along the South Atlantic sea-
board for suitable place to found large
that the growing facilities Of the United
States for this business will continually draw
to it the enterprise ami capital now invested
in Europe. Our timber, suitable to that
branch Of art, he regard a> ineALaustiole,
while the iron interest is as rapidly develop
ing as that of Europe is declining. Under
these circumstances, he thinks that Ameri-
can ships will soon find a ready market all
over the world.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-15

WEsToN's FIVE HUNDRED MILES,
Weston began his five-hundred-mile walk
at 1905, at New York, on the 18th inst, in
the hall Of the American Institute. James
Gordon Bennett accompanied him in his
first four rounds of the hall, which were
made at a spanking gait. Weston accom-
plished lis miles in % hours, so minutes
and So seconds. He will rest until $50 A.
NJ, when he resumes his walk.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-15

When it is known that there were on board
$40, 900 gold coin in the express car, the at
tempt at the crime can be readily accounted
for.
However, all reached home safely at mid
night, none the wiser for what had happen
ed, but all the happier for having had most
pleasant trip and enjoyed the hospitality
of kind friends.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-15
Another Attempt.

About 9 A. NJ. Wednesday, fire broke
out in the unoccupied two-story frame house,
situated on the corner of Usan and Levee
streets, which was extinguished by the citi-
zens of the neighborhood before any serious
damage was done. Upon examination the
outside of the building was found to have
been satured with coal oil. Incendiarism is
rife in our midst
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-15

A surgeon, atter q sanguinary battle, was
going his rounds, examining his patients.
He came at length - u sergeant who had
been struck by bullet in the left breast
doctor, surprised at the narrow escape of the
man, exclaimed, "Why, my man, where in
the name of goodness could our heart have
been y IL guess it mus: have been in my
mouth just then, DOCTOR replied the poor
fellow. with a flint sulilr
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-15
Incendiary Attempt.
The Fire Fiends at Work.

Between 3 and yesterday morning
some malicious person attempted to set fire
to the dwelling house No. 237 Elysian
Fields street, owned by Mr.. Bonly, and
occupied by James Arthur The fire was
discovered and extinguished by the in
mates before any amount Of damage was
done. No clue to the perpetrator has as
vet been discovered.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-15
Accidentally Shot.

Yesterday, at 10 minutes to II A. NJ,
as Mr.. Frederick Rousch, the well known
carpenter and builder, was descending from
his buggy, opposite the store of Johnson
Armstrong, No. So Camp street, his revolver
happened to strike the tire of the wheel,
when the cap exploded and the pistol went
off
Mr.. Rousch first thought some one was
firing at him. and drew his pistol; seeing his
mis- AXE and not Knowing that the ball had
struck him, he went towards the Gcrmania
Bank, but soon realized that he was hurt.
Accompanied by friend lie was taken to
the drug store of J. l.. Lyons, and an cx-
animation showed that the ball lad entered
the calf of the left leg, ranging downwards,
making a severe flesh wound. Mr.. Rousch
was then carried home. Qaite "a crowd
gathered at the report Of the pistol, and
the street was .iammed in few minutes.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-15
Wants..

XNANTED.-EMPLOY WANTED
w by man and his wife, he to work in the garden.
and she to do Homework take care Of place the
summer Address H., Bulletin Office my13 st
w ANTED TO RENT-A PKIVATE STA.
w BILE having two stalls and carriage-house, with
water and other conveniences attached including good
sized grass lot. Must be situated not three
squares fr rner Prytania street and Felicity Road
Address S, Bulletin office. myl5 st
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-15
The Courts.
Fourth District Cart.

In the case Of Mrs. Mary Means Elrard Taller
Judgment III the sun OF 5000. The ase was Tor
20 damages, based on al at.iavIt larceny made
by defendant against ANTI.
IN tho Of heirs Of Jshu Sitlpll va Jane N
b rcb, tie rule Tor security II discouraged.
In the case Of Mrs. A. 4. Dabianc aud husband,
tue l. juacion was made perpstia and the claim 70
damages Iii. allowed
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-15

Miss LENA LrTTLE's CONCERT.-Last eve
ming Grunewald Hall, was filled to its ut
utmost capacity by large and appreciatve
audience assembled to enjoy the musical
treat prepared for them. :
The programme. which was a very attract
i've one, was not strictly adhered to, but
the various changes proved rather an i'm
prOvement
All the performances were very good and
deserve praise; but especially deserving of
mention and undoubtedly the features of
the evening We're the respective solos of Miss
Little, the fair cantatrce, and Mr.. Lourde
Of the Opera. Their rendition Of the duet
from La Favorite was highly appreciated
and elected much applause. In addition to
this Mr.. LOurde sang Les Rameaux and an
air from LIE Barber de Seville. In every
respect the concert proved successful.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-15
afnIllSenlPIlfS.

VARIETIES THEATRE.-This evening, at
this theatre, NJ. G. Gerber, the dashing and
talented "frst juvenile Of the Opera House
dramatic company, will take compliment
tary and farewell benefit, rendered him by
the Shakespeare Club and LIE Club Dramati-
que LOuislanais.
Mr.. Gerber is a young man of much talent
and cultivation, and deserves we'll from the
hands of the New Orleans public. Let there
be full house.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-15

CALIFORNIA BAKING POWDER :
" This justly celebrated article of prime necess ty
being carefully prepared from the purest mater all
never fails to give satisfaction, rendering the breaC
cakes and pastry white, light sweet and wholeson.
1t is perfectly snow white, and contains delecter
GUS matter, We are receiving it regularly, and ar
prepared to furnish it at very reduced rates. Flu
weight Iackages guaranteed Be sure and ask you
grocer for California Baking Powder NJ J. SMI
| q CO., sole agents 80 Natchez street my15 I'm
| !; OsT OR MI>LAID.-rHE FOLLOW
~ ing described Certificates of Scrip, issued by tn
Merchants Mutual In urance Company Of this city, il
the name Of the undersi gned, viz:
No. ITO, year l, 63, for f410.
No. 1877, year 1864, f r $780,
No. 1916 year 1866, for $780,
~ No. 1881, year 1867, for Ito.
No 1905 year 1868, for $50.
No 2O93, year 1863 ITO.
No 1873, year 1864 for 100.
No. l413 year 1866 for 100.
The public are warned OF to buy or trade for tn
same, application has been made to the CO pan.
Tor duplicate certificates in their stead.
xsw or,s.ns n.v,. ,a CLAUDIA l. FERGUsoS:
FA1KBANKs's SCALES
OTTON BEAMS,
OF ALL KINDS AND DESCRIPTIONS.
SHRIVER'S LETTER PREsSEs
ALARM MO >EY DRAWERS.
TRoEMNER's STEEL MILLS FOR GRINDING
CORN. COFFEE AND SPICES.
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
myl5 If 50 Camp street.
4 GKlCULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
COLLEGE
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
University Buildings Corner Of Common and Baronne
Streets, N W Orleans.
Notice to Candidates 70 Admi, sion.
All students desiring to enter this inst tn ion VII
report the present to DR.. JAMES BURNS for
every morning except Sunday, from 10 to
Il o'c ock. The ex limitations wi be conducted i'll the
lall IF the Academy OF sc ences.
Under the provisions # the fw to "entitle pupils
% admission into said College, they shalt be
the SAFE, OF the of at least twelve years, and be
uund competent i'll the branches of good English edu-
anon, enter upon the studies prescrlbed and the
odroe OF instruction in sid college shall Include
cad ng object the arts and sciences applicable t. til
,ro2ress and mpr velne OF agriculture d the III
iaulc arts-not neslecting the literary branches Of
ducdtion.'
school of Drawing and Designs also School of
Practical and Agric ltural Chemistry have been
anized tor a summer essioD.
1t is spec ally urged that all the press of the State
'ih extend TINS Information through the parishes as
e.ie a ly as possible.
AHOj. NiCH0LSOF, II. D.,
Chairman Committee III Instruction, Etc.
my Is tt
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-15

DOARDING.-FURNI ROOMS F. Or
ID the summer from s. to S25 per month, or would
board and room three gentlemen and their wives at
the low rate OF $50 $40 aud SIS per month; few
young men can be accommodated with rooms and
toaid at S25 per month MRS. F. H. QUICK. No. 1923
Carondelet street nly14 2t*
nELlGHTFUL cool FURNl,,,fD
~ rooms, on principal thoroIghfare, Canal, near
kampart convenient to re taurants and business
lnqni e at 2S1 Canal street. Terms moderate.
APPS If
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-15
For Rent.

ITO RENTAL 500 DRYADES Street
One of the most nvenient and neat cottage house
in the city. It contains five rooms, with good yard
cstern. etc. House just cleaned and painted. Cars
pass The door, near gooi market, aud the shady
side of TIL street. kent $25 per mouth mvl5*
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-15
AND ATCHaFALAYA.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI,

ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA.
FOR ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA.
Leaves Oh SATURDAY, May IT, al 5 p NJ.
~. For SimspOrt, Churchvilie ana
l@AAHts all landings the Atchafalaya River,
- Bayou Cnene, Pattersonville, Centreville,
Franklin, Clarendon, Jeanerette New Iberia, Fausse
Ponte. st. Martinsville, and all landings Bayou
Teche-The light draft passenger steamer
Ida,
j. P. Forgay. master A. Meynier, clerk.
will leave above. For freight passs apply on
board to j. f. CARLIN, Delta street,
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-15

q ARD OF TRUSTEES.
c. ". Allen ! l.. itass,
A. }. Aiken, I H. huut,
Hugn Allison. j. davidson Fill,
j. A. Braselman, JAS. =. lap iier,
W. I Biahemere, Rabt. l. Moore,
!. BlooIa, John hyers,
Sam. Boyd, j.. j. aiuIan,
c. g Brown, EsHard Male,
John ID. stoob, Edward c. Payne,
iiosd r. Coleman, Henry Reid,
Geo " Church, 4. W. Seuteli.
j. W. ChaIIPn, W. b. THOMPSON
j. E. Campbell. Fred. Wig.
Fred. Ernest, C. W. Wood,
Ben Gerson, T. S. Waterman,
G. A. Green, Louis A. Witt.
New 0-leans March 1 1873 ap5 II,
SALAMANDER INSURANCE. lOMpANH
EXCLUSIVELY FOR FIRE RE
City and Country,
No. Is Royal str ct,
Opposite the Citizens Bank
CHAS ROMAN. President
JULES LIE MORE, Secretary.
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