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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-08
THE NEW ORLE BULLETIN tPTElIBER 1874

Flower Aa"--5u tierce> hams I: Boarntllja DO VI
SAY back Aeo-ial bbls pork Keep, Ray moHd Aces
cases misc , boXt, Hoffman Marks Aco--i ks
fuGSg katZ 4 Btrnett-12 cases clothing VI i ttphtn
4 90 5blS oil W PConverse-l.i hh'ls bacon ~ehWa
hacher 4 Hirsch--l bids apple, % bbl> onions { +
Melville Aco 40 bbls pear, 81 ibis apples L Delon-
tiolo hhl- apples Kelly Dohertv-so tibrces ham,
+ Conycrs".!4 bills apples :, bbs potatoes ) boxes
Dawson \ Pitcher-l5 iirkin> butter Jno Adams 4
| coo bbs apples JOS keer--00 bbs -four Glover
Odendahl-and sundries to order-Total.:: 90 bales
cotton
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS Raj
ROAD, Sept Is bales cotton to order HID to-
bacco to kirkpatrick & keith-l00 ph-s tobacco L.
Gunse &co-6O do Wackerbarth Jo>tph-265 bbl,
apples bbls carrots IA bbs Gets - bills onions I
bbs roots % crates cabbage Miller & Meycr-I do ~
bbs carrots bbs beets 81 boxes tomatoes Dawson
Pitchers do % bbs onions - bbls potatoes 81 bhls
apples l6 crates cabbage DelBondio-3l do 80 bbl>
apples Bertucei Aeo-65 do bbls POTATOES
cabbage { lville &c"-6 do - bbls apples Jos
keller-ia do Meyers 4 Mann-G. do Kelly DohertA
40 bblS potatoes 30 bbs onions NJ Dowlinm-l0 do
ID bbs potatoes Greve & Willermann-6 boxes toma.
toes 10 crates cabbage W Pomerade-l5 ph. ma
chineIy W Ewen-5 cases mdse q Alcus-l0O sacks
salt kawson 4 son $40 bbls rosin Chas. kaltold
Aco-'0 do q ID Iutt Aco-lo bbls turpentine NJ J
smith box Lea. her d Sheerer-and s,ln,lrics t"
ol,i,rnIota A.; !; bales cotton hhd 1onasco
ROAD sept Il bib molasses Robert Harc-hAlf bbl
sugar Quekrouze 4 Boise sacks rice L II a
Allen aoo-l5 do SEWN < Gourtain-3 Inf bales moss
Dutiour X Bazus ) do do j \ ycock-1 io do Frl.tI.
4 Habe1-ado do to orler-l6 bales do |. Surle \
col do A Doeurlo-I0 dry hides } Ky kosni-.2
bccycs Pascal oerlat
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
LDUISNILLE-per steamer Mattic-2oo bids -four
to Woods >a yhack &eo-lo do L : Discrimination
bts whisky Sch"abachcr Hilsch- II hhds tobacco
p MADDEN &eo-lo pkgs tobacco Britain Abe
phss castings Rice, Bros Nco-l4 do J Campman--5-
PIX - cnai y ., NJ a | X RI box mdse J L Sinp
soIl--ind sundIits 70 order Total II hhls tobacco
2iO bbls -four 100 bhIs whisky
rice \ >"eola 10 do Eoder-l9 do >iaspeI-3'lo 7
Calantall-l64 sacks rough rice Siewerd 4 klp-lla
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lUtd1 week DeIOTo 4, no ~ JofroJo Il
w have no change to notice in any department
Of the Money market, which appears to have set
led INTO its previous quetude. The offerings
c pntlnue Of moderate extent at the banks ano
I mited on the street, while the few Transactions
reported in commercial paper are at prevIou,
atcs
VI continue to quote selected signatures
with " without cola terals at 90i0 II cent
per annun,; first-class at all, Al at l2(g and
second grade at Il u cent per month. First-cas4
mortgages are still quoted at about " ~ cent per
aHnGrn, and second grade at -.
The notice Of the Citizens Bank which VIII be
ounn q our advertising columns has met with
general approval.
Al q meeting o. the Clearing House to-day, the
hechan 90 and Traders Bank and the Louisiana
sayISg vs. Bank and safe Deposit Company were adj
united ar members Of the association
Gold continues TO rule at l09tWl015 against
l034 ut New York. The business vas Of far OK
1nt summing up s5iG00 embracing ;6OJ0 at
%. 5000 AZ io3a 5000 5000, $500 81 900
at ~ and 10, 900 at l19. Ul0a..
No .s.les 81 Silver were reported. Am rcan
half dollars were still quoted ut l0i4MlO5. and
McxiC7an dollars at 97s gold.
Under .hc influence Of a further decline in Do
mcstc Exchange, Sterling closed fully 80 4.
cant loser. The only sales reported were tl0eO
Al clear at 55c, and 5000 private bankers and
bank IL -.
Franc. Responded also u the same influence
which controlled sterling, closing materially low
err but 40 Gales were reported
Al the close sterling bill. were quoted nominal
At 3s45.5O for bill Of ladng and Al clear, and
WI y ~ bank, and ancs nominal at l. rs" for
private and - for bank.
Domestic Exchange was quite unsettled and
rate- we're nominal at a dcclin Of fully b cent
The ssles of New York sight were $40, 900, en-
bracng $4,000 and 10000 comm rcial and
81 nv private bankers and bank at n cent dis
spGnt; 1900 bank at ;, and $4,000 commercial
At / We also noticed sale Of $4,000 commercial
o. 5.-ton at /! " cent discount.
Ile banks checking rate Oh New York was
aominally par, and commercial sight was quoted
nominal at 10 IL cent discount.
M sales Of Stocks were reported.
The only sale Of Bonds reported was $4,000 City
Cold Bearing Seven Per Cent. at ~;
NJ sncs of City Appropriation Certificates,
ActrOp 1iitan Police Warrants or Time Certificates
were reported. They were still quoted nominal
at 1916.
Old State Warrants are entirely nominal, While
nov are quoted at about 65ln10 No sales Of
either were reported.
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Memoranda.

(By Telegra
Philadelphia, sept. TO f, \ Yorke AGENT
The steamship Ijtloo, Il lrctt. ter arrived a.
Quarantine this morning. viii be released Non,la,
and sail for New O9rlctls direct on Friday
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H. II. LEVY q CO.,
BROKERS',
l.6 ............. Cravier Street I.6

Gold and Silver Con Bank and Railroad Stock
Cucurrcnt Bank Notes, Lend Warrants, State
and City Notes, State and City Warrants, United
States Bonds Mutilated Currency, Commercial
Paper bought and sold exclusively on commission.
Particular ate, ton paid to settlement of State
ana CITY IaXeS and Licenses. au3O I'm
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MISCELLANEOUS

DtICkS. SAND. ....... LIME,
DLakc and Country BRICKS, Fire BRi(kS and
Fire TILES White, Yellow and River SAND. Ala
bama and Western LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER
and PLASIEhING HAIR, LATHS and SHIN
Giles, White SHELLS and Fire CLAY, etc.
For sale BY JNO. C. STEWART
1l6 GraNlcr street
So 3tF and 800 Julia; bet. i,asin and Raml,aI,
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, I
tuesday Morning, September :. )
Cleared Hestertia y.

George J. Duncan is the duly authorized Marine
and River Reporter Of the Bulletin.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFF n NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Monday Evening, Sept. :, 1874.
COTTON,

Tie sales to-day were confined to l70 bales at
regular prices, indicating an easier market
generally while -oale styles showed no falling of.
We repeat our quotations. With the -ption OF
a reduction Of ( Oh Low Mddiing, and & III the
outside figures Tor MddhnS, and give also the
ElCha-se figures and report IS below:
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General Exchange
quotations. quotations.

TIE demand was extremely limited only thre
buyer participating II the ABOVE business. VII,
touk respectively 30, 40 and l0p Gal.s. High
style new Low Middl.ns, with good staple. sold
At Is, or .c above our outside figures for tina
grade, aud new trict Low Niddiing at l6., or IL
above CIR inside figures, neither Of which, con
,dar.rg the Staple, conflicts with our quotations
Other desc iptlons were irregular and easier, but
1t e same time the principal holders adhered
20 their previous pretcnsions.
The amount on shpboard not cleared, gon-
a eosrd ana engaged Tor Shipment was SET
Gown ssthe opening tins morning at 1000 bales toi
z,lys7'cc'. which. when deducted from the stock
~ a@na oy our runhme statement SATURDAY
aSenns, leaves Y, 800 bales g represent thu
mar lty a the landing and in presses unsod
81 assl.inG orders.
Mattt Iuiet IT. quotations icr Low Niddin.
1nd N idslng are reduced us.
CorT"N STATEMENT
''toc. 70 hand Sept. | l-I4 ha-c' l5,9jj
..rf''9@ previously ............. RS. :,i7G
-
!SlZ9
-, Ase to-day ...............n none.
.lca-e previously ............... 49, 2.?J7
-
stnai 81 hand and ~ -hirbaard no.
cleared -..-......... 1912
siecA same Tune last year ............ 6.n?
.h'ae-".1 propef since SATURDAY evening So
hAAt- against 352 Oh last >ill4da! and Monday and
2os ths corresponding time last wear, making ali
aggregate since Tuesday evening o. 99l bales
srsas: |9 last week, sio tor tie core spending
tlmc 1,st year ind since September l716 bales
against 1874 Last year-decrease 9s.
Iht hAchanSe kilograms make the receipts at
Al IL po'fs from II M Saturday 10 Il NJ. to-day
3a'2 .a,cs, against 1920 last week, and 1886 last
veal ed s,nce Friday 5lsl bales, against 1913
Isl y * and 1919 last year Total since Aug.
81, laaai bales against l. i3i last year
cteest ias5 Exports ttrlday and Saturday to
tiiSAt bri'sin, 1890 bales, against 2iO5 last week
thG ~ last year, and g the Continent 20tW
oaier, AGAINST ii las! week and none last year.
ssr@s Al an the delivery ports, made up to II
oi "a bales, against lo6,s32 last week
sac 7 10, last year
tlbAtCO The soles to-day embraced PSI
ahds 81, l0t and l4i), at ~. Sales last week
rrl1dinE Is additional on Friday 1913 bales,
'ss'hf' $40 the week before. The amount on sale
stsImated at 6Soo hhds. We remarked last
"eyt aud reported on Saturday evening that
prices we're ruling about s. higher, and from con
suha3on WITH factors and buyers now raise our !
hsl'ee As oeiow, quoting spanish luSs at Sc |
eh a h,omu,n az o@Sac, good to hne sIGa5r, |
~ tss, 'V0io3s, medium llTl2c, good 70 fine
- g n, flun ,Ilrs statement 1888 hhds.
II ~ Nc ro-No.hlhS trahspfed to-day OF any
ny gi Nv We quote as IoAo"s
4, T"n oulioh y Liverpool %; to HaNre
~ "a" G io,h &c. Gram % L!NelpoeI lod
Sf-sp , T%,n 70 Liverpool Ed 10 Boston &C.
u, - T ~ 80 NSfc no feetlpts ana no sales
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AS FIXTURES
HTY ASSESSMENTS
NOTICE TO PAX-PAYERS.
DEPARTMENT OF ASSESSMENTS,

DEPARTMENT OF ASSESSMENTS }
City Hail. Room Is, Aug. 49, 1874
In accordance with section seven. city orei-
nance number II, Administration Series, not G
Is hereby given that the Assessment on Real Is
tate and Personal Property within the city, for
The year 1879 Is now complete, and will be open
for Inspection and correction at the office of the
Department of Assessments, Room Is. Ctv Hal.
from O'Clock A. NJ. till O'Clock 7. VI. SUNDAYS
eXcepted), during thirty days from the dar e
hereof, at which time all complaints Of either
excessive or inadequate assessments, will be con-
sldered.
And taxpayers are hereby notified to attend 20
their assessments IN person. applications
for the correction of assessments Will be enter.
tanned by any clerk of this depart pent, ln. IS
made by the owner Of the property in persoI! u
by he legally authorized agent. This or,l..
must be strictly obeved.
aul6 I'm II. F. STURCKEN, Administrato.
DEMOvAL - WE HAVE REMOVED Our
IL office to NO. loS Common street. between
Varieties Alley and Earonne street
aul5 I'm MEYER. WEIS l. co.
WOOL MINERAL WATERS BETHEsDA
Cooper's Well and Blue Lick on draurht. ) cents
per glass, and 50 cents per gallon Also Congress
Empire, % cents per bottle, Oh ice, at loo Camp
street. aul3 ThSuITu I'm
COOKS TOURS AND GENERAL TRAVEL.
y ING ARRANGEMENTS Ocean tickets br
any line from New York. Passengers booked
through TO any point in Europe from New Or
leans. Tours In Europe and all parts of the
United States. For tickets AMI 1ther. Information
apply to \. K. MILLER i 60, % Coroniele,
st4rei, N-6 dreams. all Ia ithp
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MONETARY.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, I
Monday Evening, September :, i51i, {
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
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YNIE HANDSBOKO DEMOCRAT.
ORGAN OF THE WHITE PEOPLE
OF THE
First Judicial District of M>,i>>ippi
Is respectfully rendered to the merchants and
business men Of New Orleans as al excellent adj
vcrtlslng medium.
The Dent1'1tH is old established weekly
paper and cnjoysa very large circulation through
out the First Judicial District. Rates oi adycr-
Using low. Address
p X. MAYERS.
tdlt + and Proprietor,
Handsburo, Miss
Or apply to THos. MCINryRE, Commercial
Place New Orleans. st I'm
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STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,.
ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS AND MEN
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. Sept. Q. at 5 ?. NJ
49, For ~. Louis, Cairo, Mcnphi, and
d7s.<z9 the Bends
COMMONWEALTH,
Shields master
Through bills ladin. via the Cairo and Fulton RAJ.
road 10 Icxarkana Fulton and Little Rock also "a
other principal railroads TO Chicago Omaha, StJosepL
Kansas City and points throug hout the West.
81 I'm J. Is. WOODS & co. l24 GravieT ST.
kOUNTZ LINE
NEW ORLEANS AND 81. LOUIS PACKETS.
Leaves tt E>DAY, Sept. g at p. NJ.
w. For ~. Louis. Cairo, Memphis,
ss$en1 "a and all way h,ndinss-The steane,
NOliie Moore
Dave Haney, master, j p. Norton cir.E
viii leave above For freight Or passage Apply o..
board OF to
JAMES MELLON, Agent,
koinu Line Oiice "a Grayier street
VIII tskc freight for the Illinois Central Rairon.
anG Ito 3 INJECTIONS. Il
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OPELOCSAS.

OPELOUSAS.
Req AR WEDNESDAY PACKET
r. For Washington, Port Rnrre
t.SSnse ,tmmsport, Chuichvill and ali iandints
Oh the Coast, Atchafalaya River and "a
yon Coz ID hoau-the new and light drau.ht passed.
eel .tea-n-.
Bertha,
Il. I Bond master J B. Schmidt cIa-
VII! "a = Above every WEDNESDAY, at P v .
takIn- Il. 1nt and passengers ali aii,Iin ON n,
sou 'ie' Itzes u be landed either Big Bend Land
ing 81 al rt4bi warehouse at Simm3uoIt For fire. n.
OF passage apply Oh board or to
al9 b9IIION j. EPPLER l0o Common =.
Lee. oa every SATURDAY, at pm
III For Washington, Port Barre.
xsSSsG0 oiinm5port, Churehvie ana all inte.!ne-
- Ilate landin IS on the Coast Atchafay!ayA
River AMI Bayou Courtableau. The !iyht dra,g5s
pa5o-n5e. s.-aIner
Trenton,
=. 2la'IeFalr master, I. John ces-s
VII -74ve above, every SATURDAY at ) P NJ,
tdhino tGesat and passengers for Bayou des Giazs,
T. To-, % anied At Big Bend Landing or siminspo r.
T OF .-el5al 0! passage apply on board OF TO
J. NJ BOWLING % Decatur street.
zen !. j. b. WOODS & CO. Ia U,ayie. ).
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STEAMBOATS,.
OUACIIITA RIVER.

OUACHITA RIVER.
BLANkSS LINE OUACHITA PACKETS.
Leaves TUESDAY. sept. :, at p. NJ
For Trenton. Monroe. Ouachita
City Columbia HaIrisoubr. Trinity
49, and all way landings Ouachta al II
Black Rivers. The ligh,-drang I passenger steamer
Willie.
In place OF Ouacllita BELIEF
+. A Blanks master E. Il. Trinidad. clerk
viii leave above. For freight passa-e apply on
board. to
BRITTON & EPPLER. 1O6 Common street.
ADAMS & WORK. 9 Commercial Place.
se- w b. CLARKE. - Caroadeet st.
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Arrived.

,cYeonea .Ane;. Whitnor., tor Mobile in ballast
L BoulonsIuie
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LOWER COAST.

LOWER COAST.
EGI-LAR LOWER COAST PACKET.
TWICE A WEEK.
Lea y .77ry WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at 10 4. NJ
IL FOR THE FORTS, OUARANIrE.
sS&A Bras. Pointe la Hache Jesuts B.7n.
- hnl al plantation and way landin go
y a1t III 7~a-ach passenger steaIne,
Mary Ida,
a e1-. nao-sr, J. L. Boyd, P z. Barry, c.srks.
~ -oaY9 n awe. For freight ps.sas 20 appI y,
-rAsE u - !Ue6i u. yEREET, Agaas
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,

N. B.-During our temporary absence from
steamboat landing. Thanking friends for
past flyors, We request continuance Of the
same through our representative who Will, we
can assure them, keep the river column OF the
BULLETIN up to its usual standard.
GEo. J. DUNCAN.
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-
A'''''' i"'
4 .;a
Ship Fo1ino.e Du-aai-ct RON Liverpool July - Ii
! :. 70 ii1,t.l- u ~ ,;,, ,.,... -, ....
| It'll, fi-r
| Bark Ay,nr Ma-,.io flou Mars. lie, Jul 7th t,
| mr-ter-.tl tIi,t
siAAAhoAi''
Wa 'i I RAJ nj from 5ie'I lover , CAS- ,i
~ i.rlDi,,r S.,,liil IL, I'.xa,,1,;
Lizzie hopkins. Aucoin. Thibodtux
Mari I;a--ett from Lower Coast
ARRIVAL. AT me MEM r,,IS
I''.,,,,a t..,--. u 1850.
rth0ohGl l.il & tioii m ,'I'',.1 III
otnt'leI -t.l'G A. -'! J.; li'n t'iI lilcf
aaoo,ie, NJ" TINT, f,n fa ~
Scn"h'l ;''-tEi IRON i'' ;, :. -
. iiooliti nra'' ,'iI " i'p . PA ~ i-'"i'p
schooner Ni'h non rntiuH'td flFef
schooner ; :. t, iron ,t"'Tto '
schooner 4iIrN [it>ht : = I"ii ~ o., i-coipe
1'iip"iiti LIN " '.,'i i, i''Iii 1'il i'oi
ARRIVALS Al lie OLD BASIN
srbnon-r ,1r,,l.e No2 from Eayou Iaconbe
S,,hoo,rr Dr,,,.la t,oln Pa,rac1uia
s.n,,ne, F-frI. from pascapnula
S,Inn,,r,, u,ttf. n froI, Recon 7 ,c,,rhe
S,.,n.,.f. J tnnr;. fr,,n III, 4 Tnris
...;,-.. >.,,,.
. 49,,
biltsh steamship dn-ual'' '4ti from lN'lp''i
Ah5 ~ 70 .htdi! LtIt2a Aco-''t t'i>t , ,
steamship I0iie2' NlcAtis"n from Ne" Aolh -'th
MT % y M"ut9il-- x. hist
steamship Ioha"ahIa W iiipahk rom illI"dciphli
2oth hltr 10 \ lvihr Aco--1 tlSl ~
STEAMBOATS,,
n,,; i, pl,. .,-., r,,i,.;,r
Em,,;ro y" I.,,,t,,,, -' +,,,,, nr,., cn,.t
1ri: : rti TIL, III I, ", ,,;,
''' f''-i'' '@1'-1' '--- -''-'-'' 'i JIM
pi l, n,;.
Steamship n Hr"sr Nlsse., iIolA Havana 10
\ ~ 50,
Imports.
IINEpPDDI-Per shin Fpjluo,c-6Otj. sack, ,alt
HANtN i-p.r lnio Naroare;-I-t hid, sunar
800 boxes do to ChatfialA & A-u
LINERPoDI.-Pcr steamship Van.uarl-.s cases
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INSURANCE..
ID A. BARKER,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT.
ttna Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford Assets So, 900, 900
Hartford :. :. :. Assets, $1,000, 900
Franklin of Phila., Assets, So, $50, 900
Security Life :. ofNew York, Assets, 50, SOC, 900
No. IS Carondelet Street,
lyl BIN cod New Orleans
MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE CON
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Inc above statement Ys lust and correct iran
script from the books OF the Company
PAUL FOUKCHY, President
G. W. Morn, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Orleans, city of New Orleans {
Sworn to and subscribed before me the eth day Of
June ls74 p. CHS. CUvELER
Notary Public, lao Gravier street
ne usual ten per cent interest is payable to tn.
on demand
DIRECTORS:
Maspern. David MNCoard
> ReN L. z. Generes
rug =. Fourchy,
a Srlith, J. J. Fernandez,
": a. Ehafra'z. J. u. Alien,
Chas. Latte. js1..
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SUMNER RESORTS.
BARNES HOTEL,
MISSISSIPPI CITY,
The largest Hotel on the coast, is now ope,
,erythins in complete order good Bathing ane
Fishing accommodations for $50 persons.
Band Of Music engaged for the season. Pal
les coming will ask conductor to put them of
Barnes Hotel Station, half mile west Of mail
depot.
TERMS.
Per month, $50 and $50, according to rooms.
Per week, sl7 30.
Per day, So.
J. D. MAYER < co,
Jyl5 I'm Proprietors
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! HanuSD,l0, MISS.
Or apply to Tnos McISrYRE, Commercial
Place, New Orleans. ST In
CoL-CoAL
| am now prepared to deliver to families IN guam
! titles to suit, the best qlalityot
| SCREENED PITTSBURG COAL,
| at 60 CENTS per barrel and would advs, my
friends to send il their orders without delay. III
view Of an anticipated advance III the market
| ANTHRACITE AND VIRGINIA CAMEL
COAL AT LOWEST MARKET RATES.
All Coal sold by weight at $50 pounds to the bar
rel. No one authorized to solicit orders outside
c. 4. II" M iI4ii;
81 10y % Camp street, Up Stairs.
W. G. COYLE & CO.,
Whoes lie and Retail Dealers i'll
P1TISBURG. ANTHRACITE AND CANNEI.
GOALS
Office, I3S Gravicr street,
DErors Corner Julia and Water.
81 1w -ro1' :. Race and Lee
UAY-GEAIN NEAL
$40 bales Choice Timothy HAY
5000 sacks White and Yellow CORN.
800 barrels Choice X. d. CORN MEAL.
100 barrels Fancy Pearl GRITS
800 sacks Choice New SEED RYE selected
For sale by GEO. HECKN CO.
81 1w 81 Tchoupitoulas street.
J. L. BuEDEAU. CLuEuRu G. N,YHL
DURDEAU 4 WAYNE,
General Steamboat Agent,
And Commission and Forwarding Merchants, F
Agents for Memphis, Cairo, 81. Louis, Louis
vile and Cincinnati packets. Particular attclt-
ton given to collections Of steamboat bills /
Office, 1O6 GrayIer street up stairs. au30 IN
Il Il. LEVY q CO.,
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UPPER COAST.

UPPER COAST.
NEW ORLEANS COAST AND BAYOU GOULA
TRI WEEKLY PACKET.
steamer Selma,
ssMs.lIIt S A. Du.as, master A Meynier, clerk.
'A1.A Commencing 18th October, 1874.
Leaves New Orleans TUESDAYS and THURS
DAYS at Il NJ. and SUNDAYS at9 A. NJ.
Returning on WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS and
MONDAYS i'll daylight. aIt2l Il.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-08

Arrived.
Ship Folno,e, Du-oal.ct, nom Liverpool July Is h,
to InsI,tel-it dist
Bark CeyIns. lone. FROM liverpool July ., to mas
tei-itI dist
Bark Ayynir Ma,,.bo from Mlrae lies Jul 18th to
Iuas ter--d tis
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-08

I.NOR SALE-COTTON WAGONS FOR SALE
L low. Nine COTTON WAGONS i'll good ol,el
with six licenses complete Inquire AT Mississippi
Cotton Press between and 10 o clock A. NJ.
I'm
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-08

DEMOVAL WE HAVE REMOVED OuB
IL office to No. 1873 Common street betwe en-
Varieties Alley and Daronne street
au15 I'm MEYER, WEIS l. co.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30

ing in The meantime Apon their COM
panone.
Besides he- crew. the rospatrick had iou.
cabin amt 42i eteerage passengers. who Eao
emf grated under government regu- -aIlols,
ami are Supposed to have been Ioet.
The government emigrants were 20 'ne
most part agricultural labOrsrs wIo ie't
England 10 cOnseI ae1cs Of the operation OF
the :ecee: Labor strikes. Many sf Them
were marrnd, and WeFo accompanies sv
their families.
Ywo boat. onls. ~ith thirty perso1s ssce.
LEI. :he Eospa.riek. They were s'gsthss
tive days. when gale parted :hAu>
Ths Wheas GssS.
This weeks Mari Lane Eapivs sAcs: 2 hs
wheat crop Of Great Brstala IS Sosvs .ne
average and ~ shall snOr the year io' .
propi .iousiy. We have EAi . splendid
seed :uD. Ths sentimental narls.s x-s
quiet. with 10 change in prices.
Another Sight viii ahe EarlistAs
MADRID. Decembes y9.-An snga cement
has taken place az the town OF Kodak, IN
The province Of Barcelona, Sswsen band OF
Carlis:e AID . body OF national troops. ~
which the former were AsfsatsS Via tsa&,
loss ot thirty NEE KILLED.
Death % EspnrtsrS AnnsAsceAe
BAy~NyE. Decenner 29.~The Gariist ~
gan C"artS! Reel ssssrts tina: the wei!
known Spanish statesman EsQars<ss Died
Oh :hs 1wspty- -t~st instant.
l.ismawcb's Iuseses
bERl,A. December -. - The Cgs.a
Gazette Of today publishes Bismarch's cir.
cular note of May II, 1872, which was read
in the secret session Of the Yen Arnizl trial
The cote declares that because Of sie de-
clara:ion Of the dogma a infallibility Of che
Pope, 10 10 desirable that the pOwers sheulsi
take steps toward = concerted SeaoU -
view Of :ae asxs papA slcc c.ioa.
FroZa0s
The ha1bof ef Kiel is asozea OveTs aAd
navigation is suspended.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30
Miss NeilsOn.

Miss Adelaide Nelson. the English actress
who was to iaveappeared at the St. Charles
Theatre Oh Monday evening next. suddenly
left the city yesterday morning tor New
YORK. After her departure the 1eanaeer oi
she theatre teceiyed !ettet tron hee IN
which she stated chat she left by the adviee
Of a physicfans who certified that rest wal
absolutely necessary for her st this time
and thaj size wished 20 consult her New
York. physfc;aa and be with her friends
there. Whether .. 10. ere acted in shis
upon the sdvie Of Mr.. Strakosh. her 70
syonssbis manager. does rot appear. As i,
;s. Mr.. DeBar is lett ~ithou: star attrac.
tons fos the coming two weeks, and IN ,
business way has been injured BY the
bgeaSins Of Miss Nelson's contract.