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, 1874-07-06
MARINE.
Port Of GhicaHo. July o.
ARRIVED,


ARRIVED.
Prop II. 1roh, Mantstre, lumber.
Barge Windsor, Manistes, lumber.
Hcllr Fl Tompo, White Lake, lumber.
Bclr rerata, Whito Lake, lumber
schr j. T. a. etrunach, Llltlirgton, lnmber.
Prop Fountain City. liutfalos sundrlos.
Suow Menominee. ll,dinRtun, lumber.
Snhr Meart, Buffalo, cOal.
8chr North Star peutwater, lumber.
Scow White Lake, ludlngtou. ssouu.
Schr q. u. Windlate, Buffalo, coal.
Bchr Ebeuczer, Alaska, Tood.
Scow 8outh 6ltle, Hlite Lake. lumber,
DArHB Transfer. QrAnd Hayan, lumber.
Bargu City Of Erie. 6reutl Haven, ln,uhar.
UarKo @. F. Alles,, Grand llayo,l, bark.
fachr Jesate Philips, 3taristee, lumbar.
EcoW Flpra, 6angatnck. lumber.
scAr D. +. Dobbins, Buffalo, coal.
ntg 0olnMofso, ,, Ms,,o,u1nes, ,,as imgsr'
Aclr Ithaca, MuskeRou, lnMher.
Prop Nebraska, l}utfulo. alnlr1rs.
Hchr Z. i. Sheldon, Duaalo, eoal.
BsoH Eyergreon. atuslogon. lnn'tors
schr Mary, Manlhtee. lumber.
Hchr J. @, AIosa, MRulstce, humber.
Barge Eva Il. Robinson, Menomineo, lumber,
l3arxe hleneAnuEee, Mtnoui!1tec, lumber.
uargs Eya u, ryaosi, slonoM!nes, lutlher.
Bchr Williaul Jones, Alusgegotl, lumber.
Ecjlr American Unlun, Man0nitnD0, lumbar,
prpp Lake Erie, Montreal, slit'tsles.
Schr Arab, Lullngtn,,, lumber.
scow Yea bird, MNthsgon, lulnber.
6cow Cluster. Egg Hurboft bark.
Bchr D. Ly0ns. oawcgo. FAt.
Schr Mont blanc, Fair A1vau, coal.
Bchr A. Hush, MuAkeKun. lulnber.
Hchr NhirIwilltl, a1uaEsgon, lumber.
Hchg U, T.. Grant. Ieland, lumbar.
Schr Com, Clay Uants, wool.
Hchr Meyina. Otonso, humber.
Prop alayAnwSrt Port ituran, sundries.
8ehr lsoss Belle, Musksgon, lumber.
kcllr @. ]. llnades, MuakeEon. iuMEer.
Bctr u. D. lIarrls, uopl Ifarb0s, wood.
Prop q. Gaulplall, 1sut&alu, consut.
! s3ehr Seventh Ollo White ttsyer, lumber,
Hellr ulelt Wcht, Fur4l Tlycr, lnlabor.
Suow Uhrlttis, Mna4sKon, I,nlbsr.
seAr Levi lrant, hIuskeisun, lniaber.
Hehr L. III. p4yist aluskr4u!l, lun.bor.
Hrllr Craze HI. Filler, Maniatpc, lumDer.
| selr Mnnlo a1llcllUr, Leland. lunpo1,
acls tllot, Mpakegan, lumbar.
, 1874-07-06

Barge Active, reahtfgo, lumber,
nargo Ntnntana, peslitIgo, lumber.
Sclir Advance. Muakcgon. lumber,
schr J. 7. Wanl, M1sskegot,, lslnIor.
schr 4. Moshcr, Erie, coal.
sc schr nhfy Enll!nh, olovcian!l. coal.
Schr hlAry, Sister uny, woutl,
scnr Mary Man. Wolf isiyor, lumber,
schr Driver, ocenso, lumber,
Prop Montgomery, Port Huron, I,ght.
Barge lletsctc1. LltltuXiDu, tnfnber.
schr Hewlett, Grand Haven, 1un,btr.
Sour Ethan Allen, cednr River, lumber,
Simr Corona, st. Josopt, suu,lros,
5tmr shoooygan, Mar'so~oc, rnntlrtcn.
firl,r Attauta, Fair Haven, coaI.
Bcllr Hob hoy, saugasnrk, wood.
Bci,r Liberty, htskegon. lumber.
Scllr L. D. toatps, Ma4kegou, lumber,
Achr Pilgrim. b1uasegon, iumbnr.
Hchr Monticello, Ctebcjt.an, intnlcr.
Hcow j. A. johnson, S4iIEatuck. woUi.
8chr ". 8. Cro.stlswaitet llnIalo. cuaL
Hehr 1t. Paul, Sturgeon Day, tiimbcr.
nalk EavorI!s, Ford River, ltttber.
3clr 1u1ncs Cotub, Cleveland, coal.
t3chr Fearless, Kuwn1nee, lumber.
schr II. Camrbe!I, Ford River, lnlnbor.
schr L. seatot, Chnrlottc, coal.
Prop nfenomi1iee, Green Bay, anni1rdos.
sclr John WEe1!, Cleveland, coal.
6chr 8. Autlcrsnnt Cleveland, coal,
t,cllr Anuio o. Hanson. Manlstcc, iumtrr.
HcAr City Of Woodstock, 0conto, lumbar.
Schr KinG 8Istera, Oswgyo, sAlt,
schr 9. Nfic!,olso'll, L''dington, lumber.
Prop Cuba, Buffalo, snndrica.
Bchr Qnea,l City, Buffalo, ooul.
Bear L. L. Danfoft1l, Erie, coal.
achr Orphan hoy, Eric, cUal.
Bchr l.. u. roInaloy Buffalo, grintlstone6.
acilr Han Com, Sturgeon bay, lulnuer.
schr Tupsy, tMdtngton, 1uinbor.
Aeiir Anerica, Ahnal'ae, lumber.
schs 9. I!bbasd, Ahnapst, wobA.
2Glr Weatchestet, MHskegon, lumber.
achr phmnlx, oconto, lumber.
Bchr Experiment, White Lako, bark.
Sour Coral, Silver Lake, lumber.
Hchr g. y. Dollsn,stlt dreon bay, lumber
soow Milton, White Luke, lumbar.
schr ]. II. Forrest, drcon Bay, lumber.
achr Amoskeag, WMse Lake, lumher.
Bchr Potomac, MeuonIinee, lumber.
HchF Carrier, A1atitlec, lumber.
schr J. 4. Iioln,cR, Two ntyera, lumber.
Prop 8. q. Baldwin, Escauabat iron orc.
Largo 4. L. Potter, ERcanaba, iron ore,
scow Louisa stroMs, SaMVatuek, wood.
Sehr Tempest. Mnnistee, lumber.
Dargo Comet, Llidington, wood.
6chr Mary Lyon, Charlotte, coal.
Prop Cleveland, 0gdensb.irg, auudrlcs.
CLEARED,
Prop Roanoke, Dut5alo, 11,l0O bu whest, !
rom, $500 brls !Iunr, and auutrjes,
9chr Corona, st. joaeph, Eltul1ries.
pxop 0nelaa, EaAa1o, i,343 hu corn, 10,Oos
$50 urls -four, loo tcs lard, 81 caEss !
suuGrteA.
, 1874-07-06

Total Tor " montlla. sB.U3J 8o1,11bu5s
From tho foregoing figures 1t Ia Baen That
june recorded tic largost number Of iustr!l-
nonta, md TINT tho consideration was the
largest with Tho exception Of February mud
March. February's figures were swollen by
dated mo,tguge Of ona of our principal property
ow,,ars-a,id March rolled up a $35, ,000, ,Uu0 mort
gage agaIuss q railroad corporation
Az soma justification for tho statomont that
the real eslate loan markat u dull " IL found
uancs OF threo OF tho lleayIost houses was
sl,al05 59l Tor June, 1875 aud only si0o. 200 fur
the same month In 1874, while tue operatous Of
Bosne Of tho othor iirms which hare hatetotore
beou quits respectable III atnonnt. have been Of
70 limited q naturo dullug the past few woeks
~ 70 call for 10 special mentlon. Tie unusually
, 1874-07-06
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

DosroN July a.Wou1 in good donan.l for all teslrs
blu qualtties. rrlccs Abo1t tho sano rs agt wsut
New Wcsteru clip II arriving very freely, uud aes tor
Ohio mainly at b314 Q}5ao; Michigan s66a59o, anil
Xxx Ohio, 65as7ko chooo .lo pick luck aud xxx, 61h
GSR4!4p MchlEan aud Xxx, d1!daSb4o; Wisconsin,
b0t35lv Western 4uporA an1 U1teax held Ut &ul547c,
, 1874-07-06
FOREIGN MARKETS,

LONDON, July 4--5 p. m--raN- forty honia 1D4sf ]:
new "a lO4H Erie 20. Aats for money U1, exchange
W aoyornnlunt securities, 2 per rolt. Alaullt Of
bullion Withdrawn from tue ua4k of England On bal-
snce lt-tlay, Eb9,uD0.
! pAR1s, July A+-Eautesj fN 60.
, 1874-07-06
Tho join, Grown kong.

Who wrote tho John Brown Bolt9f 4 eorro-
spouleut Of the Nostnn Transcript says; "lt
Il 70 be attributed to alr. Charlea Hull, Of
, 1874-07-06

o71s. ~ - A'' --oA'''" o''''" o'D@A''
LlvEprooIr July t-h p.m.-Cotou steady; uitddinQ
np'nnd; G ~; ,nll,!ln9 Orleans, sH@skh; aaea to-
!and@ nohing below good ordinary, deliverable
1y sa; ne,iyernG'o septemer and Oetobor sfd
on 1'ass ot riiMy os.csns, nonna r a' Seov lov
IntadlnE eliyarahls 1'iy, 5-sd ship,nenis oi nav
ero ,1 on snss Of mddling uplunds nothing beoN
rsoSislons.-nocf o oiH; onecsc, asa; lard 62s ID
GM!et, .'' '"' D''1"''1o"
c,i i"snoS ns duly - p. mC,rcntts 1fnsccd, sos sd
eos .sr;vml o. rane9 a pe,ros,'m o,idaoSd.~ ~ W.
, 1874-07-06
bonds AND uoLD FOE THE WEEK.
Preston, kenn l. Go. furnish the following
for neek hufnr InlY L 1874

WEEKLY sTocK MOVEMENT.
Tho following lint, showing the highest, low
ost, and closing quotations OF active stocks for
tho past week, ia Furnished by A. o. Slaughter:
, 1874-07-06

largo amount Of trust deoils and mortgages for
inno, 1874. In indicative Of tho movomont Of roal
estate rathor than tie negotiation Of aotual
socuro e part Of tic purchauo.monoy Of property.
1.eleaAe8 arc OH Clio Increase. tho lgAres Tor
zach Of tbs six mouths bonu az follows.
January, 1s7t.; s!:Snst le74...... 1,I22
Mnrcl 1874. ,17A june, 1B..,.,...1 ,2u2
Showing totat for tho Hir inontlis amounting to
G,537.
, 1874-07-06

Compared WITH any Quo Of The past six
months, june makes worry fair report Of the
amount Of business done. Tho account stands
nj fe11nyg.
, 1874-07-06

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK HARRIET.

SATURDAY EVENING, July 1.
10 receipts Of 1.-Two stock during the week have
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.yox PopuLI.

New ORLEANS, 10Th Sept. l574.
tn the Editor of the n. .. Bulletin:
The sentiments contained IN your leader of this
morning, under the caption OF ''No Compromise"
finds an echo in the heart Of every T. e man not
politician.
WHAT dcspicabe position do We assume after
having sanctitied the soil of our beloved State
with the blood of such martyrs as Newman,
Robins, Norman, Jourdain aud others Of the
noble a-.., !. treat VT those whom VIC have
designated as ;..:c"1s, robbers ard plnnderers
IL it the desire aud design OF our leaders to d.
vide the loayls and fishes III d lnallor agreeable
to the pack o. corrunt men hiding behind
the. granite walls y the National House OF
Refngo." FORBID il, almighty God! again, what
reliance can be placed upon the pledges Of such
men as Kellogg, Packard, Casey, id genus
Onme! Are our representatives familiar with
the ruse Of the wood horse of Troy?
We the insurgents Of Louisiana, have sur
rendered to the army Of the United States. Yes,
uncsnli lonay surrendered. Our fate rests with
oul nquerors. Let us patiently await the de-
cree Of our masters. Have we Mt yet lett to us
the RICH, to hive Ii morally or die? Let us not
pres. Mt to the world the specta le OF a brave
people, after successful revolution, asking
terms Of the conquered p ltr,"ns. l..
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TIE CITIZEN ) BANK.

The Mobile Register Of the 18th inst, has
the following concerning the action Of Judge
Hawkins in the matter of the Citizens Bank
Among the outrag es committed by the officers
III power under the Kellogg regime, nothing more
clearly shows the insecurity Of property than the
action of Judge Hawkins of the Superior District
Court Of New Orleans, in granting sequestra.
ton If the Citizens Bank upon the petition OF
one Louis Fix, who alleged that he was a stock
hold r OF til. Bank (holding fifty one shares).
aid that as such his pr pertv was mortgaged for
unpaid instalmenls, and that be apprehe nde d
that 1t would be seized and $ Id to pay such in
ailments Tie was thus a DEBTOR and not a
or ditur Of the Bank.
Upon these and other allegatio :. and upon
giving bond in tie sum Of one thousand dollars,
the bank was seized by the sheriff, a'd upon the
motion of Flx's lawyers, and without notice to
the adverse party, re, elvers were appointed by
the court, and the bank, with all Of its assets.
worth probably three millions Of dollars, were
0 dered to be delivered to the receivers. The
officers of the bank and the sheriff refused to
deliver without first making an inventory, and ID
the me mime, Judg- NJ ryan, OF the Supreme
Court Of the state, being applied to, issued a
cons rvatOry order which maintained the control
OF the officers OF the bank and protected the
property.
1t is fearful to think that the lives and property
of citizens are thus put at peril. his aud a
thousand other such grievances the good people
OF Louisiana have sought to II deem themse YES
from, and we trust that their redemption, though
not allowed by the Federal Cow rnmeut I PR s.
ent, may be demanded by the people OF the
United States
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:. .M.Siiinl.ent safe.

We have been privlh dyed to examine truly
wOhde, iul piece Of workmanship in the shape OF
a safe, built by Mersrs. Macneale 4 Urban, OF
Cincinnati, and resigned especially for Messrs.
Flash, Lewis x Co.. If this city.
Its size is simply enoi nous, and is weight
about six tons. We are tree to admit hat 9
have never any ng of tho kind to excel it.,
in beauty OF finish and strength. The scenery
on the outer doors would do honor to parior,
and the scroll work is truly wonderful. The doors
are securej by extra heavy bolt work, and COM
bina ion locks which defy picking.
The burglar box Is comp ,sed Of plates Of
malaoent steel, welded together, and are secure
against all attacks. From the agents here we
learn that Macne lie 4 Urban were the first to
the welded iron and steel, but, from Al ual
experience, having Deeu convinced that working
the two metals i'll such close proximity deterior-
atel eacn hey exp rInented on the best cast
spring steel, wilrH is known to be drill proof
and soft Bessensr steel. that has vast powers Of
e-lstace ali attempts at fracuIing and finally
ol,taintd com pound Of LaId and soft ste l.
which they suoW AMI call maiacent. This
metal is ADM ted 10y all IT, be the best used III
the Instruction OF burglar proof work. and no
burglar work il now considered secure unless
built Of this MATE IA.
TO give a full description OF the magnificent
safe have Just seen wound require too much
space.
While in Messrs Flash, Lewis Il Co.'S store,
we were kindly shoAn through their inmt nsc
stock, and we would advise our friends to give
them a cal if the, de,irt fair dealing, and be
suited in any goods they may desire. To oar
friends who HAY desire 10 secure themselves
a. ainst me oar 1iaIs, would advise them
TO call on liessrs. LaoaI II CO.. agents for M.s-ra
Macneale Il Urban. Their card viii be found i'll
another column.
Among those who are using this splendid ga fe
are Messrs. George II. ok i Co. e. K. Cong erse,
Comlnagere & Lambert, Il. r. Cngrese s. Co.. W.
Ii. Lyon ~ Co., etc.
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BACK AGAIN.
kellogg IN Hills Old Quarters.

Yesterday Al about II clock. Kellogg
sfi.thc Custom House accompanied by his Pri-
,sie Secretary and entering an open carriage
assorted ty dctatchmcnt of Chief Boylan's
flhen. yaS t:yv-,, Nv thA Atare -rorse into vlicl
sEbeY both went
Whist tl,en TRANSFERRED in not positively
ryaawn. but anthepua report has it that Kel-
SsgG cshescd DE Governors Office seated him.
SnD in N,e Governors char. and after looking
sround tlnn. arose and went INTO the ante
sua'n. and thus I've WAS formally
weINs,ATED
Ne seSuSed 70 see sny one and the guards
ptre instructed 10 admit no one on any pre-
asyt whatever. and even The expression of
aa.ire 10 see Col. Brooke. by this report could
soG aim hm al entrance into the sacred
srsaciDots.
Furthur information of the Reinstatement Of
SolJoeG has been obtained. At $50 o'clock
: Lonastrect with his staff, went to the State
1ouse and there awaited The arrival Of KEEL
ssa. who put in an appearance at about IL rs
sclooh. and shortly after Gen. Emory aud
efaiT entered
Sol Brooke approaching Kellogg said, 81
Surrender tho State House to your custody"
Kellogg replied. q accept it, " and the cere-
sgoSy ended Up to ais o'clock the police
az Chief Eoylan were on duty at the State
bousa. but ~ that time they we're removed
md gave place TO a company OF United States
soldiers
Kellogg appeared on the banquette for a
gaomst but Immediately went back again.
with Ue semark. "Whore is my carriage? ?"
l3e went Gxough the yard and entered Gin
sosa's osj'ca and after three successive appear
sssoo" from IL on The street. he finally entered
he carriage "a close one this time) and was
driven 70 Che Custom House, where ut present
wiring be sill is
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RED RIVER.


REGULAR WEEKLY GRAND ECORE PACKET.
Leaves TUESDAY, Sept. 81. At 5 +. N.
For Grand Ec0ro, Montgomery,
ISA.ak NJ nth Cane River, Alexandria, Nor.
mans, BarDin's, and all way landings Cd
Red River, making sure connection At Alexandra
with the Ii hit draught steam bOat Royal ooOrga and
putt 6 freight through without detenton-1he Al
light draugkt steamer
Belle ROvland,
Geo. W. Rea, Master. Z. W. Drown, Clerk.
For freight passage apply on boari o
HITE d CAkL4IN. Tch0upitOalas street.
BRITTON q EPPLth 100 Common street
SINNOTr a. CARTER. III Commercial Place
Making connection at the Falls, with the
steamer T ha b uner. A clerk is receiving q
the head Of Cr0ssman street. 800
REGULAR TUESDAY GRAND AAOkR
PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY, at p. M.
Commencing TU EoDAY, Aug. 4th.
FOR GRAND ECOKE, MONT
ASAs4Ak gOmery, Mouth Cane River Alexandria,
As Norman s. Barbn and all way landings
On Red River-The AL and very Light draught pas
sengI steamer
Fleta.
Jno. G.. Mitchell master, Jas. L. Robbins clerk
will leave positively above throughout the low
water season. The Feta will be replaced by larger
boat when navig atiOn permits
For freight passage apply on board or to
jy25 LORD q MCPEAhE. ~ Camp street.
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.zT POLICE HEADQUARTERS.


se.Anrdy Gen Brooke autographed tc
Ass MaDncsy police board chat he would meet
Elm i, combination at the Central Depart
mssnt appointing 10 O'Clock as the hour.
ssasytiy alt1s, however. another telegram was
recesycd. requesting Mr.. Boylnn to meet him
.Etrooke\ Al The Safe House. The telegram
a4sted thst be O,rooke) would be unable to
s4s"p his appointment with the board as kel-
s,g would he shortly installed A force was
gasSailed under instructions 70 guard the State
2Dusc. and Coner u orders issued to the cap
ans Of al yweoincts 10 Keep peace and order
q Inc CITY
To aocnnylish tlc latter end. should there
1875 sny inclination towards disturbance,
soyisp xss instructed by Brooke to use his
1re,rckoS
st Hse hon, n which We write N0:40 A. N. }
sve-ytbmg in police circles is unsettled.
" Tesy varinS Of opinion IL expressed as to
shat wi0 scsi)l from KeIl0gg's re-installation.
Same saY OIat 0,s police force under Boylan
xiil resnsis in power while others affirm
txitbou% tl,skins authoritatively, however)
aaas! DC GA force Will patrol the streets. We
ga keep our readers posted should anything
lG6Djk cersc 70 Light
bout ~ so O'Clock. just after the re-instal
slien Of Kellogg. Major Boyle, General Badly,
gspisi,ls yscy. Flanagan and Joseph, Ser
geauts Grey. Taylor and number of other
.ss1 tights, entered The Office at the Central
Police Station md took formal posse ,sion of
ne police department, under the proclama-
,ioo published by Kellogg in the morning
aipesa
nr Boy,an. the peoples Chief Of Police,
~ss noC present AZ The time, and in conse-
auence al Eeys and documents were retained
oy bis sub " iinates until further instructions
sese lGvD
Jnds.c NcArtbuT was also present, and WILL
no doubt open court (the First Municipal
PcltceA t. day. " ~ latest Tomorrow
WknL next?
arJI,L LAIEn
efos,ersi Badly. under the metropolitan law,
IN now act ~ Superintendent Of Police. 1t
. said ttd when Captain Lawler, of the Har-
nor PycNa,,ca. RECEIVERS, he will be the perma-
.sanA superintendent If this is true, it will
saecasJtstc Che removal d General Badger
rom Office
IN HIsTMInCf
from o.fcc. Mr. Boylan desires to return
hanks 70 0le peoples patrol force for their
grdc CITY conduct and valuable assistance in
nrssesvins the peace and order of the city.
Con. Brooke Also returns his thanks to the
saa,e body u6 men for their aid in preserving
3eAoc aud order
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OpELOUSAS.


REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET.
~ For Washington, Port BarFe,
Smmsport. Churchville and all Landings
eszS On the Coast Atchatalsya River and Be-
you Courtableau-the now aud light draught pSssen-
ger steamer
Bertha,
II. II. Broad, MASTER j. Il. Schmidt clerk.
will leave above every WEDNESDAY. ats p. II
taking freight and passengers Tor all landings IA
you des Gazes to be landed at either Big Bend Land
ing at either warehouse at SnnnspOrt. For freight
passage apply Oh BOARD or to
aus BRlTTON q EPPLER. 106 Common 81.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at ) +. IA,
r~~. For Washington, Port Barre,
"a SnmspOrt; Churchvile. and all nter1ne
~1."~~H"e date landings tho Coast, AtebaiavlAys
River and Bayou Courtabieau. Inc light drs0xht
passenger steamer
Trenton,
e. Quatrevaux master, I. JOHN. o.erk
will leave above every SATURDAY at r. NJ
taking freight and passengers for Bayou des Glaizsa
TO be landed at Biz Bend Landing or Smmsport
For freight OF passage apply or board, OFT
j. N. BOWLING IS Decatur street.
ie20 If j. b. WOODS a. Co. l24 Gravier St
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q The CHARTER AK STOVES Tim. AMI expert
euce have dom ,asrratel the fact that the best
cooking stove, now in tae market are the Charter
Oak. Hol.eke 70 rs who have triel them will
use no other, as they embrace tine very desirable
qualities OF &C Jnomv, durability and simplicity. to
which must be III Al the IA that they are m sde
to burn coal coke aud wood Rice Bros. Co.,
50 an u O.np sss,t all 53j AIsazine street,
asv the sole agents.
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Arrived.


Margaret, Baker from Havapsvia Florida
ports. t" | Rnhert-, (previ,u repor Ell a
Qua antine)- Isl Dist 10
Hudson. eager, Gron New York l2thlnst,
- a Moulton--2I iii 4.
sTEA.RuaT-.
Hunter RoSevich from Lower Coast
Waoon. Ruz. from Lower Coast
fleta, Mitchell. from Alexandra
81 john, McElr0y. iroiu Baton kouge
EOwenock, Gleason. from Bonnet tarrs
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer FsVol {. from 4 mite river
Steamer Major White. from Pearl river
sghnouer Eis iron iialou La,
Srhooyer New. ir0n Icheiuncra rIver
Schooner Iuti IN Reel from Amite I1ver
Schooner fogne tiona,. from Pearl river
Schooner PEG onit H. from Pearl river
Sc rouerJ J cOwart. from 1'eeil lver
Schooner Victoria No 2 from Blind river
Schooner [ Em!er, from Pearl 1ver
Schooner Laura l., from Tchefnncta river
Schooner Morning Light from Amite river
Schooner Reporlrl from Pearl river
Schooner PIppo from Covington
Schoons. NJ Pippo, from Covington
Schooner Qui cy, tom Blind river
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Lady Gay from Blind river
Schooner Este from H"n Island
Schooner Carrie Bell, from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Rita. from Tcheiuncta 1ver
>chooner Cameli. from Bind river
- hOOn.r Arincay L. from Bavou LacOmbe
Schooner Emma Jane, from Pearl river
Schooner Mary p'ances. from Bay st Louis
Schooner Elizabeth Ann from TchetunCta river
Schooner Back bay. from Biloxi
Schooner Mary Jane. from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Eagle, from Tchefuncta river
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-20

Recently Mr.. A. G. PlerrepJIt, 50 long and
favurLDly known to the mercantile community,
left this city for llveston. 10 form connection
with the Intensive and wd3ly known house Of f.
A. GlLss : Co. Mr.. Perrepont has many warm
frien Is in t,ls city whom he has attached TO him
by hiS genial disposition nd honorable course,
aud We regret tn 1t he has found it necessary To
leave US. We Wish him full measure Of pros
peIlty.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-20

SSs Down Town POLICE STATIONS. Our
reporter visited the different police stations in
0e Second and Third Districts, and found
sYeryihing quiet and in charge of our police.
Judge Staes opoued the Second Municipal
foljoc Court this morning at o'clock,
there being no business before the court out
Ide Of some half dozen drunks. The court
adjourned, to meet again tomorrow.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-20

she following dispatch was received by Col
3. Soin Ellis. from former resident of this
sity. and a distinguished officer in the Union
Army in C,o late war:
ne f1n military government or none. The
Sorti knt " your wrongs and are with you. The
American heart 10 night
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-20

JOB PRINTERS. For the neatest an ! m ost taste
full job printing go to L Graham u Co., No. Is
Camp street. Everything in the iinr from a
book to label, is ipne IN the best stv.e and
with promptness and dis patch They have the
latest styles III type, ami are prepared to execus.
ornim entail and fancy printing IN style equal to
any establishment IN the Country Nj L. Ora
ha II. an xp,rienced printer, gives his p srsonal
attention to all work en- rIsted TO hia care.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-20

COTTON TIEs-Mr James G. Clark, GO Maya
zine street, Is the New Orleans agent Of Beard 1
Bros celebrated buckle and lock tie (McCin-
took paten 1871. These ties have attained, on
account Of their simplicity and excellence. q
VIDE spread reputation. The com anv is anti
monopoly and sells its ties at Greatly reduced
prices Msr .hants and dealers would do well to
call on Mr. Clark