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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

| DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK, Dec. 4, Eyenns.-Co'ton close
| dull and easier Uplands l42, Orleans ~. Net
| receipts 1860: g1oss GO35. Sales $50.
| Futures closed weak. Sales % goo, as follows
Low MiddlinS for December Ii l332@5l4, JAN
| uary IA, February u 1870 i5i, March IL GIG,
Apll Is 27-32Gll55, May IL 5-32Wl6 3-16, June
16 49, July 16 2l-32G16 11-lG.
Southern flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat,
shade easier. III very moderate nquiry, 81 1910
% for winter red Western. Corn shade firm
er, 925G93 for old Western mixed, 80 Tor new
Western. Coffee quiet and unchanged. Sugar
steady, demand fair s5alsI for fair to good re-
timing, 81 for prime, says TIC for Muscovado, 8
for centrifugal. Molasses-forelgn s AIDES dull
and nominal New Orleans 62MGj. Rice firm.
Rosin, dull, - 25G92 80 for slrainea Iurpentine
quiet, b. Pork dull. new mess nominal, sci %,
Old mess 81. Beet quiet. Lard opened firm,
Closed lower, prime stea u 13jl3-l6Ml35 Whisky
active and firm, 81 O3 trelghts to Liverpool
daii and lower.
CINCINNATI. Dec. Cotton dull; Nliddling II.
Flour steady, demand moderate. Wheat scarce
and firm; 81 USGll IL. Corn firm at 700l72 Oats
trm at 57at6O. Pork firm; sales at $50 50. Lard
quiet and easy: steam 49,, Kettle l401Ii!. Bulk
meats firm; shoulders 75Gl7S, clear rib IL 910',
clear 1OsGIl0s, all partly cured and loose. Bacon
anict, and unchanged; only small jobbins trade.
Whisky 81.
ST. Louis, Dec. 4.--Cotion quiet and I'M
changed, lite ding. Flour low and medium
grades scarce firm and wauted supertine winter
IT IOtsi 70, extra winter "a Z5UG1 4U. Wheat
higher; No. red winter 81 OS40ll 90. Corn
timer; new mixed G7@G9. Oats scarce aud
higher: no. 3 59059, according to location
Whisky quiet 80. PORK nemer aud higher for
spot sales, $50 . for cash. Bulk meats-buy rs
and sellers still apart, nothing doing, held
shoulders II. clear RIB 10I, clear l0f. Bacon
nothing doing. Lard rmer and better ior ia
lures held - cash.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. A. Cotton quiet; Mid
ding IA. Flour and wheat quiet and ur-
changed. Corn advanced. TpM78. Oats quiet, 50
@G2. Polk tirmR 81! -. Bacon, pone here.
nuik meats quiet-shaalders y, clear RIB 1o4,
clear iO3, Lard L.. = I5i. Whisky So.
CHICAGO, Dec. t.-rtlour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat duh and unss tiled No. 2 spring Chicago
OBS Corn quiet and weak: No. 2 mixed 74l. |
Oats lower; No. 2 a Pork quiet, $40. Lard
steady, 49,. Bulk meats steady, demand moder- |
at yesterdays quotations. Whisky steady; de-
lnand moderate, 81.
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BetOw-COining IN.

British steamship State of Alabama Flint from Liv-
erp0ol Nov :, via Bordeaux Nov II TO \ X
Miller
Ship Transit. Percy from Liverpool Oct Is, to mas
ter
Ship Cort Adler Hansen from Bristol England. Oct
q, to master
Shin Caronlelet, Steison from Havrc to master
Bark Alpha Munson from Gloucester ucs r. 70
master
Bark Henrietta Simpson: DAY. from, Havana. III
ballast to Hall y Vaughan
Bark Areca, Hubert 81 DAYS from Gloucestes 10
master
Bark Antonio Pctroneiia 'oos. fso.n Belize. Hon
to master
Norwegian bark Fortuna Petersen, .. days fiom
Grimshy. In gland to maste.
Spanish scho Antonio IoEiay Pujo: FROM Belize
Honduras
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-05

Perhaps the most remarkable stretching Of
the Congressional enforcement act, elastic as
it has been shown to be in number Of cases,
is that attempted by Judge Mackey. Of a South
Carolina State court. He instructed the grand
jury of Fairfield county to inquire and report
whether the editor OF the Winnsboro Ne,rs had
not violated the enforcement act by his ar
ticles advising the white people in their emf
ployment of laborers to give the preference to
negroes who voted the Conservative ticket !.
In the first place, it would be difficult to find
any warrant fer a State court enforcing an act
of Congress, or making up a case for the
cognizance Of the Fed raj ccur,s; and, in the
next place, if such advice is, as Judge Mackey
imagines, violation of the enforcement act,
it may truly be slid that Congressional recon-
struction legislation denies to the white people
of the Southern States rights denied by law to
no other people on the globe, civilized or TN
civilized, Christian or Heather, white or
colored -Cotumbps {Ga.) Enquirer.
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Arrived,


British steamship Arbitrator. Jackson, from Liver
pool Nov II. to Ocean Zerega &co--3d dist 33
Ship Seatorth Easou, from Rio de Janeiro Oct T.
to master-lst dist
to master-POint
Norwegian bark Freidig Anderson, from Bordeaux
Oct 10 to master-2d dist
Bark Avendale Doyle, from Rio de Janeiro Oct s.
to master-ist dist
Norwegian bark Galathea, Stansen from Antwerp
Sept 81. in sast, to master--Point
Bark Sea Gem, Jones, from Rio de Janeiro Oct 6,
to nlaSter-ist dist
Bark JAS A Borland, Baker from New York l4th
ult, to Geo W Hynson &ro-Point
Brig GOconda, Brandt, from Rio de Janeiro Oct 5,
tOJohnson Gordon &co--lst dist
Schooner Jno Kranz, Pitcher from Boston Nov -,
to Norton & Be-lst dist
Schor nerJ Whippe- webb, 7 days from Utilla to
G. Tcne-2,l dist Z L
Schooner Sunbeam, -, day from EuataI to G
Grande-2d dist p
TowB0ATs.
Wicaco, Lomberd from the Passe3--brouoht mp bark
Freldl brig Golconda and schooner Sunbeam
Sentinel, Wright from the Passes-brcught mp bark
Avondale and scIlooners Whipple and Jno IL
Rio Grande, Mcclellan, from the Passes-brouelt
up ships India and Scaforth and bark Catalina
Admiral VALLEY, from the Passes--hIougi,t uD larks
,@t: Gem and JAS A lorland
STEAMBOATS,.
Natchez Leathers from Vicksburc
Kate Kinney, Kinney, from Helena
MOllie Moore. Haney. from st Louis
Lotus Nc 3 DANIELS from Shreveport
Marie, Bassett. from Lower Coast
Waloon, Ruiz from Lower Coast
Namelia, Hanover, from Coving ton-Ntw Basin
Josephine. COzzins. from Bonnet Care
WawenOck. Gleason. from Upper Coast
lradish johnson, BrOtherton, from Lower Coast
Trenton. Quatreveaux. from Washington
La Belle, Ayles, from Vioksburg
Seminole Dalferes, from DOaalGsonyile
W Pike. Brown. from Bayou Sara
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer Major White from Pearl river
Schooner Joinville, from Springfield
Schooner Victoria No 3 from Pass Manchac
Schooner Martha NJ from Pascagoula
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Mary Theresa from Pascagoula
Schooner Hattie NJ from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Mary Jane, from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Sirena, Jr, from Biloxi
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The female opium smoker, mentioned in
Dickenss Mystery OF Edwin Brood, and
known as "Lascar SAL" died fliserably a
short time since in a court in Bluegate Fields,
s.. George s-in-the East She WAS attacked
with scarlet fever, now prevalent in the neigh
borhood, and her vitality soon succumed to
the disease.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-05

Danville (va.) Ne,cs: Old Col Spencer Hen
nv, a highly respected and well-known colored
man of Chatham died Thursday morning, at
the advanced age of 40 years. The colonel
was quite a celebrity among his acquaintance.
With all the politeuess and suavity of Ches-
terrified, and staunch and uncompromisingly
Conser,a alive in his politics, lie was perhaps as
generally known and respected as any man in
the country. When he was takeu sick and be-
came helpless some weeks ago, Major L.
ScIugcs had him moved to his house, and
paid a negro to wait on him till his death.
He was buried last evening, the expenses OF
his funeral being borne by his white friends.
All the merchants Of the village closed theil
doors, and most OF the white citizens attended
his body to the grave.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-05

An Englishinan and . Welshman disputing
in whose country was the best living, said the
Welshman, ''There is such noble housekeep-
ing in Wales that / have known above dozen
cooks employed at one wedding dinner"
s.Aye," answered the Englishman, s'that was
because every man toasted his own cheese"
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- p.,o,1 e. c;,>..& ., bids s,,,.r IN III,
EP nelsua @ % a. Gn p smgal ~ Sois molasses
SavaOc q SUI b.. ~ asoa Mo 20 ana q
nuus Su uSa = n.' 49, " ~ Swel,son q
Ic0-!V Dolls moiaSses l. Keuer Hco-to 90 bussey &cO
10 Richard MlnkenTt ocnmdt x AeigierL4o 10 hf
10 % mus s4gaL ~: ~ o,s,es mose To
ferguson Haoef-l eGls green NOES II dry hides
beer-I poi sugar y M"IeAIaI1- me.iu cattle To
Pascal Servat-ana sunaTes 20 oaHerIaotai ~ bags
cotton sacks seed cot'on 3o SACKS rice IL DDS syr
up ls9 DDS mo'sses % nan oo's 10 ana 30 mus OF
sugar
cargo per steamship W htte!, 'rn n uaive ston-Sf
OaIeS COTTON TO Ciapo bros Aco-sos ncau CATTLE to-
N Wuo nprraNS AMI McRrr.r PAYrpnAn
December 4-GO1 bales cotton to order-11O 90 to
| Tehman Abraham Sco-61 .JnO Phelps ScO-1s do
Richardson & May-7 Jno 7 Harlie &co-25O pkes on
tobacco W YanIIenthuysen-3 90 Borneo Bros-f
tank oil w p Converse If Sco-55 bbls tongues ribs
ellis ncs @ranite Geo St,nud~and sundres to order
| Total >a- hoIas cn,t,r
| NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
IRAN No 2-Deeemo' 4-4'I oaes cotlon 70 Hluef-
~ 40 Ifllcnaru u blchl nam. l.eiiiai. Abraham
| CO o. JnIeV 'Iiihs-2Jno l liarue @co-4o onis
| aPpeS - n Mei'in Nco.'o 90 meyers ~ M'hN,iV
blls oil 20 bbls tar Converse jr &co-lO casks OF
| Hald-l bbls whisky y Hlckman-s' mules 4 fN
InSh-ioo oos iiie y :, lZaIu-t- pigs paper st'ct
Sneallng &co-i bale cotton duncan sherman &cs,
T T 10 az 'b pes o.to 70
| 1ls do Duncan. Sherman Nco-9s yno Phelps &co--33
Meyer, Weis &co-lo Richardson Il May Jn0 7
Har'!ie &co-as X L Buckner & Bro-22 !urev Il Gil
ils-25 Fiicrsan &eo-ta Lehman, Abraham Geo
efoudclauH Aco-loo bbls lime Vlzard-lOo do to-
Jno I lialsie &co-lGo L y Bridce-290 sacks malt
Mrs " = MenGeI-io pAgs tobacco VanBenthuy-
3 Nco-2 'to " Ii Letchiord &co-l9 bdls hides To-
Mtps.ei 20. loops PoeI.Il ies. q he-a'" saii-
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
December id hhds sugar 30 bbls molasses TO
hu'i NIL 90 Naspelo No I'M
4 j Forsta & SonsN-:o d" Never Weis Sco-is
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Logal county tkentucky) merchant
offered i reward for the capture OF the thief
who robbed his store, but was subsequently
arrested. charged with having himself COM
mitted the ROBBERY. The eaptors are now
sr,inc him for the reward
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-05

The Aberdeen (1iiss.) Eraai~er, of Mondsy
last, thus chronicles most heartrending &C
cident in Monroe county
1t is with pain that We have to report an
occurrence that has carried anguish to many
hearts. On FRIDAY evening two young school
girls, living near Cotton Gin, in this county,
Miss Pattie Grizzle and Miss Josie Gregory,
while at the house of Mr.. Jonn Dollar, were
carelessly handling loaded pistol, when the
weapon was accidentally discharged while in
the hands Of Miss Grizzle, shooting her friend
and s"hoolma:e through the head, killing her
instantly.
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So the Editor cf Gle n. o. Bu.le in:

II has Been over year that Receiver was
appointed for the New Orleans National
Bar king Association (Cayaroc's bank), but up
to this date the stockholders and depositors
do not know what he has done. In fact they
have not heard word from him.
Az t,.i. is matter Of public interest, would
you not be kind enough to call his attention
90 the fact through your valuable journal, and
oblige MANY STOCKHOLDERS.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-05

Judge Wiltshire says it is all stuff about
Aleck Stphens being q third-termist. Aleck
regards Grant as great statesman, but thinks
he is not SO great n constitutional lawyer as
President ought to be.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-05

Sugar crop ground out and boiled; yield
very coed indeed, averaging about hogshead
and half to the acre, and better times ahead
for the planter. -Fi"'drlin Isl. Mary p"risto
AaterJ1ise, 9Th inst.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-05

Four toddies down mans throat, these
cold DAYS, won't warm him up half 20 much
as single hot punch in the nose.-1e,re Ha~e
(rGzotp,
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HelOw-NTnif'ng Oraera.

Ship Nile Newcomb, from Antwerp Oct 10. {" mas
ter
Ship Hardwood, Blanch, from 1.verroo! Oct :, in
ballast. to Hall & Vaughan
British ship Birmingham, Durham. from Liverpool
Oct II. to master
Bark st And sws, Dick, frun Lon,:on Oct Is. to
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-05

French preacher described hell as a place
where they talk politics all day. What they
do at night he does not report.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-05

Nine de Galiffet, the n-eyed beauty of
the marble-hued skin, has inaugurated the
fashion in Paris of wearing jewels set in orna-
ments OF jet. She wore recently necklace,
earrings and bracelet formed of oak leaves in
jet, with sapphire cut in the shape of small
acorn in the centre of each Leaf.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-05

Steamship Juniata, Cathaline for Philadelphia via
havana L 4 Yorke
Ship ID W Chapman, Miller, for Havre-
Norton & Fell
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John Dowllngis me president OF a faro bank
in Chicago. One day lie went out and left his
money drawer unlocked. When he returned
the bank was broke. Somebody had had a
run Of luck and won S1300, and-carried it off.
A boy who was pretty regular habitue of the
bank was suspected. The boy strolled in as
usual in the evening, and looked as innocent
as saint Bowling talked morals to the little
fellow, ard told him how indispensable it was
to be virtuous if he would be happy. He pic
jured honesty and truth in such seductive
colorsthat the boy finally could not help telling
him of the particular ash-heap in which be
would find a lot Of money buried in an oyster
can. Bowling was led to the ash-heap by the
repentant boy, and there he found the money
safely packed away. He gave the boy a $50
bill. and told him not to come into his bank
any more. Any other bank president would
have kept the $50, and handed the boy over
to the c)urts to deal with. John Bowling is
one of Chicago's great moral teachers His
course is to practice humanity.
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FUHE!GN MARKETS.

on the basis Of Middiing Orlesaa. nothing below
Low MiGdliDg, deliverable IL december, 1916
p. M.-Yaras and fabrics at Manchester duh,
but not Qcotably lower.
LONDON, Dec 4, Evening" y-street rate
3 Is below bank rate.
loyDoS, Dec. 4, Even;ng,-sp,its turpent;Ee
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EXPORTS.

PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANa-pe- steam
ship Jmiata-For Philadelphia 1872 bales cotton 439
seeks wool 2l4 hhls sugar 2166 bbs moasses 321
bds wet salt hides 13e bbls beef hams - bbls beef )
bbs oranges 80 bids boneblack 80 bales moss 3 half
bbs molasses 100 dry hides bbls sugar half bbs do
tee do bag moss 81 pcs iron 81 pkgs sundries
HAVRr-Per ship d w Chapman-305. bales of
cotton $500 pcs slaves
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MARINE NEWS.
Cleared Yesterday.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. !
Saturday Morning, Dee s,nbsr
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lKlpOriSa

LIVERPOOL-Per steamship Arpi,rator-ss pkgs
mise to or,er-l casl, ealthepware Payro-2 cases
lnlse Ka,z & Barnett pkg mdse Seg X krug-l0
casks wine 7 BuddeCke &cO-6 do Bolnger Il Pe
nlam-JH bales mtlSe - cases mdSe Anderson X
Simpson-5G sauce Z BrulatOur-5 cases bis
cults Clark 4 Meader-7 pkgs mdse \ Palacio-i do
l. Pierre &co-93 pix 9s machinery Lehman, Abraham
&co-6 casks ea1tlenware p crates earthenware
Morpiy-l5 pkgs mdse c A Whitney ssco-3 TO ID II
Holmes &co-l2 Eerrandon-41 A Palaca-6 hils
inc Bacon-l5J pix rs mise L b Cain-7S pkgs of
earthenware \ Peiser eco
LIvERPOOL-Per ship Lake Superior-'6c0 bags
salt to order
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-05

This is the day
This is the day
This is the day
OF the great drawing
OF the great aIawin.,
OF the Louisiana Lottery.
OF the Louisiana Lottery.
OF the Louisiana Lottery.
Secure tickets early.
Secure ticket, early.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
CITY HOTEL.

Ni11 dOlGL.
Geo r Moore, Ins Col M b Hillyard, Misg
Jno A Crooker L + Griffin. Miss
Jas NJ Salisbury u Enoch, Phlla
Mrs w ID Boyd, Ala Randall, PascagOula
VIM H Jack, Match Z q Wood, Bay st Louis
Wilson McCarroil, La " Champln, Miss
W Conrad, Ind Thos l. johnson, Va
G. W Smith. Va Walter Smith, Va
Ford Va Hudson Beck, Ind
W Griffith Mrs Richard Allen
Mrs Boy ard se,v't Ills Mrs Green La
Mrs Doneisoh and sou, CASTOR Smith, Mem
His J T Kenner
J j 3 Ccse, Ohio VS. O'Brien
NJ Lea, Miss Miss Annie Lea, Miss
Vim Neighs, Ills DR. J Mead, Miss
j & Moncure, La Jno Nell on, Lafourche
Writ johnson, Miss j Selby, La
Geo w Fuller and wife, + Gowan
Texas W c Reynolds Eng
Geo 3 Hudson o Tobin, McComb
L 4 Gaines, N d, Ala City
" Henry and vile Baird
Bradford, Miss
WAVERLEY HOTEL.
Chas Rouse, city . Mcdee, f!S
G. Tassack Fla Z NJ Bee wife. Miss
Barney, La L truman, La
Mrs sumner Miss Sumner,
J G. Ramp0us, \ Il Y Lumbar, Eng
II Banney, Miss J Conway, Miss
EFT Neave. NC FIJI Andrews, n c
II Brewer, shaw,
II McAllster, Pr Meraney, j.
DR. Griffith, Lucas,
] Alison. Vim Chicks, :.
Heneuan. G Moore, Ala.
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Love, Luxury and Grange Drunss.

]
! You have heard of the royal marriage about
! to take place. 4 marriage in Paradise-tllinl1
Of it The Princess NIarau is to wed his III. T.
II. Aruaue. The affair was to come off about
Christmas time, bat will be postponed until
after the arrival Of the French Admiral, in case
he should not arrive then. Preparations on
grand scale-in millinery and tailor sense
| are being made but as this is a country des-
| titute of tailors and milliners, the materials
will be purchased in San Francisco and the
work done there. Several ambitious Don
Juans have forwarded their orders by which
to deck their Haidees One brave and gallant
youth has sent a little draft of 500 to pur-
chase some choice fineries to deck his lady
love. Considering that this is cline where
beauty least adorned is most adorned, this is
an extravagant sum for fancy fixins.' Seve-
raj little bills, ranging from 5000 to $500, are
also forwarded, and it is probable that, in one
way or another, the milliners and tailors of
'Fris,o will pocket at least $1,000 by the ope-
ration.
On, lat we could have tropical monthly
marriage, if we could thus fling coin into The
Golfers of your man milliners as we'll as your
lady mil!;ners. We only ask for San Francisco
one thing, and that is that your orange cpl
cures will forego their luxury during the
month Of January. We shall want our
oranges, for the taboo will be taken off from
'orange rum DRINKS, and the natives will be
permitted. in honor of marriage, to get on
'bustt" to their heart content. There will be
such a saturnalia when Cupid has brought to
focus his iatrigues royal as Tahiti has not wit
messed since its lost, but yet dearly remember
ed, barbaric days. No event, from the birth
OF baby to the death Of a pet dog, is con-
siderad TO be handsomely done up here with
out the finale of an "orange drunk" This is
not the place to describe ''drunk" Of this
kind, but as your professional Bohemians say,
it beggars description. We have seen such
DRINKS in their glory, and saw the naked truth
as We never saw it before. For indicate ex-
hibiti ions OF superb physical womanhood and
manhood they were surpassed only by the
fig-le~ we'd couple who held their first feast in
the garden Of Eden.
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C5y Cabe.)
Havana December 3.--To J. NJ. WithersPo0n
Ag,nt No. 60 Carondeet street: The steamship Ash
land sailed yesterday afternoon.
LAYTON BROS, Agents-
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-The following is tn. COM
paratiye cotton statement for the week enUnS 10
day:
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RERLIN.

BERLIN, Dec. 1.-THE report that the trial
of Won Arnim has been postponed is incorrect,
the application of his counsel for postpone
ment having been rejected.
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OF the great drawing
Of the great drawing
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Receipts Of isSoiuce.

VICKSBU Rt,-Per steamer Natchez-51f bales of
cotton to Meyer, Weis &co-449 S i Newman tNco-
44G Richardson & Mav-322 L II s. J NJ Alien &co-
25y Harms &co-25i W Fl HoSan-ls9 Jno Chaffe
Bro & Son--l7l Payne. Kennedy &co-l67 Lehman
Abraham &coz=142 J Burnct &co--ll9 Clapp Bros q
coils Prtehard Il Bickham-1ll Prestidge Graham
&cO-1O3 III Allison &co-10O I Airey &co-l0O to
,Jurey & Gillis--94 O Thomas &co-6l w + Hall
Sc to ordera,4 Jno Phelps &co-l9 McGehee, Snow
den & Viclett-49 Ben Gerson-47 Levy & Hast
Jno L Hardie &co-39 NJ Clarke-39 Buckner ECO
80 Norwood Il Richaris-35 Friedlander-2o Blake
more Seco-- s J J Irby &co-26 w Harrington Geo
% Howard & Prestons-25 to Aiken & Watt-A 7"
Eussev &cO-19 Henderson-l9 VIM \ Bell Nco-
r. Walden Hawkins &co-l7 Rawlins & Murrell-l6
c L Wanisley &co-l6 Britton & MooTe-l4 z
Black acO-l4 Wyche & MOrgan--l4 SCoons-l3
G W Sentell &cO-l3 Cramer Bergelnan Acc-l.
Richard Flower &co-12 w A Peale-ll ID Hadden &
coll r I Buckner &sBro-ll e WilkeIson &co-9
Male Il Cammack-l0 ar Miltennerser & Pollock-9
Bush & Levert-10 Lloyd 6 Iiraudais---9 Stewart
Bros &co-s Lewis CoIes q Ogden-s NJ Green
wood & Son. Flash. Lewis &co-6 Gumble Geo
6 L Bloom &co-5 Forstall & JumonviHe-, I NJ Sim.
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