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NEW YORK.

Plymouth Church Preparing for the
Council,
NEW YORK, Dec. IA meeting Of the eX-
amining. committee OF Plymouth church has
been held to arrange the preliminaries of the
proposed Council and the consideration of the
questions proposed by Mrs. Moulton. Mr..
Sherman said that it would no doubt be held
unless Mrs. Moulton should recede from her
position. The church had given its consent
and the whole matter was now in the examin-
ing committees hands, Mr.. Pryor, Mrs. Moul-
toms council, said that no new step had been
taken on her part. She was awaiting the ac-
ton of Plymouth church and would call the
Council herself, e1 parte, in case Plymouth
church receded from its consent. However, he
did not anticipate that the church would de-
cline to unite in the call. .atf
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

A St. Louis despatch denies the story of Gen.
Babcock's indictment. The jury still have the
matter under consideration.
Calvin and Stephen Seely and George Davis
were arrested at Camden, N. Y, Monday, for
manufacturing and passing counterfeit five
cent nIckels.
"A New York despatch says that the German
Uptown Savings Bank has failed. Gross mis-
management of tue funds by the President is
the alleged cause. Liabilities $4,000. Assets
about half that amount
j. ID. Ward of Chicago, has been requested
TO resign the office Of District Attorney on ac-
count of his former friendly relations with the
whiskey ring III -,
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The following were the closing quotations OF Gov
Wa,er,ovn CAM. m..L.,

WATERFOWL, Dec. 7-Cattle Market.-Reseipts of
bid. decline of &c from last week, and this differ
ence through the different grades Of beef Cattle
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts of 44l0 head There
were more firm fiocks of Sheep than noticed last
week; one flock all Lambs, very choice, sold at &c
" ID; outside quotabe rates were 81 q &c; market
was quicker and prices advanced tc ID as COM
pared with last week. we quote sales Of Sheep in lots
at 2 % e 3 20 each; extra at 70 @675.
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-08

DELAYS are dangerous, persons suffering from
dropsy Brght's disease, kidney, bladder and gland
uar malades, diabetes, gravel mental and physical
debility retention and incontnence Of urine, female
irregularities, and in fact all affections Of the urino-
genital organs should at once partake Of Hunts REM
edy. 1t is the balm of Giead for such distressing
complaints. decseodSw1v
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NEW YORK, December 7-Evening closed
easy at Al per cent. on call. Foreign Exchange was
firm at 4Sl for bankers long; sales at 4s7A for de-
mand sterling.
Gold opened at 114s aud closed at 11ai-aIl the
sales Of the day were at these figures. The rates
carrying were l, ~ and per cent. loans were also
Bank were S23, 775 900. Customs receipts to-day,
SSSi Ooo The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day
bonds. Governments are steady. State bonds are
dull. = = -
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MARINE NEWS.
Vessels Built in the Bath District.

Vessels Built in the bath District.
BATH, Dec. There have been built in this
district since Jan. LIST, 1876, IL ships, 8 banks,
1 barkentine, 16 schooners, 2 steamers, 10
sloops, aggregating %. 200 tons. Three are now
on the Stocks ships, 6 schooners, bark with
an estimated aggregate of $4,000 tons.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Portland Wholesale Markets.

TUESDAY, December There is a firm feeling in
the markets to-day with but few large sales. Sugars
are quiet at lie for graduated and 1Oc for Coffee A.
Flour is steady and sales are not very numerous
Potatoes are Offering quite freely at from IS q SOC by
the car load. Fish show no change.
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Report Of the Secretary of the
Treasury.

The report of Secretary Bristow was trans.
m;tted with the Presidents Message. The fol-
lowing are the receipts and expenditures for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1876:
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The following were receipts by the Grand Trunk
Railroad-J Crockett cars -four do beans do
apples and oats.
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WASHINGTON.
Republican and Democratic Caucu

Republican and Democratic Caucuses,
WASHINGTON, Dec. THE Republicans TO-
day held a brief caucus at which they appoint
ed committee of five to report tomorrow for
adopting by caucus, a list of standing commit
tees of the senate. The Democratic senators
also appointed a committee to confer with the
Republicans on the same subject There will
be 70 changes of Importance in the member
ship of committees as constituted for the last
session. b,
Gen. Babcock.
Gen. Babcock left this city to-day for Chica-
go, to appear before the court of inquiry just
detailed to investigate the charges made
against him. No Information has been re-
ceived at the department of justice of an in
dictment having been found against Babcock
and the Encouragement is satisfied that no
such action has been taken by tie grand jury.
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
John j. Smith, ex-member of congress from
Ohio, was to-day appointed commissioner of
Indian affairs.
Congress.
The House transacted little business. The
message occupied over two hours in reading
and many of the members lounged about while
it was being read. In the Senate the message
was listened to with marked attention. The
House adjourned till Friday and the Senate till
tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, Dec SIT appears from the
diplomatic correspondence accompanying the
Presidents message, that in July last the Ven
ezuelian government paid to the American
minister II, 366 pounds sterling, being the funds
deposited for the United States claimants I'M
der the awards of the mixed commission and
others. Monthly payments will be made in
future.
Our minister to Brazil states that there was
larger consumption of Rio coffee in the United
States while it was subject to the duty of three
cents. than since the duty was taken off.
The correspondence of Minister Gushing with
the Secretary of State commences on the 4th
of Nov. 1874, but contains no dispatches of re-
cent date.
The Sugar Test.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IA delegation of Bal
tipore sugar importers recently had an inter-
view with Secretary Bristow regarding sugar
duties. They understood him to favor the po-
larization tests as against the Dutch standard
OF color and to adopt uniform standard.
They opposed both propositions and advocated
single specific rate of duty which would do
away with all disputes about grades and
standards.
This would satisfy all parties in the sugar
interest, and might be fixed by Congress to
suit the wants of government. The Secretary
had not given much personal attention to the
subject, but said Congress alone could change
the tests, because they were distinctly named
in the law. The whole matter will come be-
fore Congress early.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
The New Postmaster of Boston.

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE appointment of
Edward S. Tobey to succeed Mr.. Burt as post
master of Boston will probably be signed by
the President to-day. The necessary papers
have been prepared at the Post Office Depart
ment
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European Markets.

- LONDON, December 7-l23O p. M.-Consols at
50 1915 for money and account. 80
LONDON. December 7-123O p. M-American &C.
curlties-United States bonds 1861, at 1904.
LVERP00L, December 7-12.30 P. M.-Cottou Ia
IS nrm middng uplands at SGD do Orleans at Sled
sales 600 bales including 1000 bales for specula-
ion and export, OF the sales Of cottonto-day $500
bales were American. ~ WV
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Candee & Sons knitting factory at oswego
was burned yesterday morning. Loss 100000;
insurance $4,000.
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METEOROLOGICAL

PROBABILITIES FOR TUE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
Daramhar g n MAJ
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Boston stock Market.
New York stock and Money Marke,.

ISaes at the Brokers Board, DEC, ]
10 Boston 81 Maine Railroad. 10!
Is Eastern Railroad. II
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and northern New York, falling baron eter,
increasing northeast winds, warmer cloudy
weather with rain or snow.
Cautonary signals are ordered for the south
eIn New England coast, Sandy Hook and Long
Branch
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Great Excitement i'm Madrid over the Presi
dents Message.


NEW YORK, Dec IA Herald cable dated
Madrid, midnight, says the message of Presi-
dent Grant occasions great excitement. A
complete summary of the Cuban question was
cabled to Senator Collantes, Minister of For
eign Affairs, An informal meeting of the min
istry was held tonight. Its great verbosity
startled the Spanish statesman. A days delay
in sending the message is regarded suspiciously
and the belligerency disclaimer will be vari-
ously discussed in tomorrow papers. Du-
plicity will probably be charged and the ultra
organs intimate threats of carst recognition
The papers are issuing extras and the streets
are crowded. The excitement is equal to that
shown over the Virginius affair.
China and Japan.
HONG KONG, Nov. 3O.-Placards concerning
the arrangements made by the Chinese govern
with Mr.. Wade, the British minister, have
been posted in Peking. They were, however,
Immediately removed by the authorities. The
native fcials are uneasy in regard to the re.
cent neg citations. Late information implicat-
ing Momein authorities in the murder of Mr.
Margary has been received.
Foreign Notes.
The Pail Mall Gazette has special telegram
from Berlin which says the Prussian govern
ment has formally summoned the Archbishop
of Cologne to resign. This is preliminary to
legal proceedings to depose him.
The Bonapartists are plotting to effect coal
ton with members of the Republican party.
with the hope of etfecting the overthrow of the
government on the question of senatorial NOM
nations.
The Portland daily press., 1875-12-08

:" AVS
Compound syrup of Lnngwsrt works the
best of any Cough Medicine 1 ever had in nv
family. GEORGE E. ROSS,
at CAPT. j. B. COYLE'S.
Deering Nov. 10, 1875.
agree with the above statement.
ma2sntf Z. "A. MARSTON.
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f o IL e 8 Il II Az /.


explains their use and application. .f.t-
Oct5 sn9m
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The net expenditures by warrants during the same
period were
For civil expenses ,..............$ II 346 ,929 So
For foreign intercourse. ..... ,418 Is
For lndlans ....................... Sooi,ooo ~
For pensions. Observation-Disclosures. 29,456,216 %
For military establishment, including
Notifications, river and harb0r inn
prOvements, and arsenals. Al, 120.645 80
For naval establishment, including
vessels, and machinery and i'm.
provements at navy yards ......... 21,49 ,626 27
For miscellaneous civil Including pub
lie buildings light houses, and col
lecting the revenues. 5O,52s536 %
For interest on the public deut, includ-
ing interest on bonds issued to Pa
cfc Railway Companies. ........... 1Oa,os3,544 81
claimants Observation-Disclosures. 1,a2s,si9 co
Total net expenditures. ......... 274,623, 1892 81
Redemption of the public debt 19,405,936 AZ
Total net disbursements. ....... 294. O29. 1923 50
Balance in treasury June &c. 1675.... 144,7024l6 81
Total. ............. ;. ...... .s43s, 73l .745 10
This statement shows that the net
revenues for the fiscal year were. ,000o5l ~
And the ordinary expenses. Gncluding
me award to British claimants, ST.
92s,si9. 4,623, 1892 81
Leaving surplus revenue, exclusive
OF provision tor the sinking fund -, 1876, 658 26
The total ordinary expenses for the first quar-
ter of the present fiscal year 1884 047 543 76,
and the Secretary estimates that the expepdi-
lures during the balance of the year will be
S184, 400, 600 The receipts during the same
quarter were 1871, 156, 1854, and the estimates
for the balance of the year are SILT, 300, 600
from which it appears that the total receipts
for the year will reach 1921, 1885, 145 IA, and the
ordinary expenditures will reach $264S, A..
SAB 76 This exhibit gives surplus revenue OF
$29, OO8, 6O1. 49, Under existing laws it is esti-
mated that $32, $685. 92 so will be required to he
provided for the sinking fund for this year. Ii
A. l. I'D ntnn
to be approximately correct, the revenues will
fall short by the amount of So 2S5, 1904 OF
providing for the appropriations made BY Con-
gress
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While the returns Of the values of exports by
yea are substantially accurate, it has been prac.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Please tell the people that you saw their
advertisement in the PRESS, the circula.
ton of which, per month, exceeds 100, 900.
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ing the DEMONSTRATING debt, and should be
made available to national banks for deposit to
SECURE their circulation and other liabilities to
the government, and should bear a rate of in
terest SO low as not to cause too rapid aDsorp-
ton OF the notes. 1t seems probable that q
bond bearing interest at the rate OF feur per
cent. would invite the funding of a sufficient
amount OF legal-tender notes to lessen mater-
ally the sum of gold which, in the absence of
such provision, must be accumulated in the
treasury by the LIST of January, 1879, to carry
out the imperative requirements of the act Of
January IA, 1875. If it be apprehended that
authority to the Secretary to fund an unlimited
amount OF notes might lead to too sudden con-
traction of the currency, Congress could limit
the amount to be funded in any given period
of time. The process being in no sense COM
pulsory as to the holders of United States notes,
and the rate of interest on the bonds being
made low, It is not probable that currency
which could find profitable employment would
be presented tor redemption in such bonds
Only the excess of notes above the needs of
business would seek such conversion. Author
ity to the Secretary Of the Treasury to redeem
and cancel two million of legal-tender notes per
month by this process would greatly facilitate
redemption at the time now fixed by law. and
besides would nave the advantage of publicity
as to the exact amount to be withdrawn in any
given month. Bonds issued for this purpose
should be of the denomination of fifty and spe
hundred dollars, and any multiple thereof in
order to meet the convenience OF all classes of
holders of United States notes. The faith of
the government now stands pledged to resump-
ton on and after January /, 1879 and to the
final redemption ana removal from the cur
rency of the country of the legal-tender notes
as fast as they shall be presented for redemp-
ton, according to the provisions of the act of
January IA, 1876 To resume on the LIST of
January, 1879, without further legislation.
would require the accumulation of large
amount of gold in the treasury in order to
avert the possibility of failure of the plan.
Such an amount of gold can be procured
with difficulty, and pot without more or
less embarrassing effect upop the trade
trade and commerce of our own and other coun-
tries The present abundance and cheapnes.
of both currency and capital presents favora-
BILE opportunity for the withdrawal of and re.
demption of considerable part of the out
standing legal tender notes, thereby making
easy and effectual the redemption now pltds-
ed. Such withdrawal of legal tender poses,
thus dispensing With the necessity for accufau.
lating gold in the treasury id PROPORTION tolthe
amount withdrawn, would tend to appreciate
those remaining outstanding and make 1t eaiier
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Refined sold freely at pretty firm prices.
the basis of lilo to 1890 gold for invoices to say
nothing OF a brisk jobbipg trade with the in
terror. The supply Of Rio coffee, nor only
here, but at the out-of-town markets. was
small last night Here there were only %, 400
bags in the hands of importers, and in BAlti-
more only 24,3OO bags, while ut New Orleans
there were none, and at Savannah only 1900
bags. This reduced supply gives holders at
least temporary advantage. There are,
however, about 100000 bags Brazil afoat for
American ports, and it is not considered
probable that the scarcity will be OF long
duration. The stock of coffee other than Rio
yesterday morning was only $500 bags and
So 900 mats.
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Important to Property Holders
and Tenants.

Tho New Orleans Sanitary and Excavatng Comps
l. ny bes leave to inform the citizens of New Orleans
that they bave perfected all the necessary arrange
ent and now prepared to execute orders for the
cleaning and emptyfng Of prives and sinks.
The apparatus used IL known the "Odorless Ex-
cayating Apparatus" and is the same that used
In New York Washington, Batimose and other large
cities Of the North consisting of pump forcing
engine, an air tight tank and deedorizing attach
plent by which the contents of vaults and sinks can
DO removed without creating any nuisance often
sive ODER during the ordinary working hours of the
day as we'll as at night and with the greatest ell
cheney and dispatch.
This SYSTEM not only inaugurates valuable sani-
ary reform, bat Is much cheaper than any other sys
tenn now In uss
Further information can be had regarding the work.
Ing of the system at the offics of the company,
153 Common street. and all orders left there or ad
dressed to Box sl3, Post Office, will receive prompt
attention. my15
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JOHN BOTS,
DEALER In NEW AND SECONDHAND
FURNITURE,
152 Camp Street, near st. Patrick's Church
Sells Second Hand Furniture in the best Of order
Auction Prices.
Also, Buys SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
which liberal prices are given.
Mr.. BOIS Removes, Repairs, Stores Packs Ships
and Upholsters Furniture and furnishes full guar.
antee for the faithful performance Of engagements
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NEW ORLEANS PACIFIC RAILWAY COM

= a
PANY.
Sealed proposals for cash invited and will be
ceived up to the LIST. prox at the Companys office,
No. SO Magazine street under the St. James Hotel)
for the following described work. All the
GRADUATION, GRUBBING and CLEARING
between Alexandria and Natchitoches La, go miles
more or less The work will average about feet en-
bankment, and for more than half the distance
through open fields. Bids will be received for sec
lions of FIVE miles for the whole distance. Also
CYPRESS CROSS-TIES for the whole distance or
for section of one mile. The ties to be9 feet long
hewed on two parallel sides to face of inches heart
and inches thick To be distributed over the line
as will hereafter be directed by the Chief Engineer
at the rate of e640 to the mile
The company reserve the right to reject all bids.
E. B. WHEELOCK,
jyl1 eodtd President n. o. Pacific Railway Co.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC
MATINEE PERI RMANCE
Wednesday, August A, 1875.
Benefit rendered to the
LOUISIANA RELIEF ASSOCIATION
By the
VARIETY DRAMATIC CLUB,
On VIII ch occasion will be presented the Grand and
Romantic Drama eatitled
SEA OF ICE.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
JOHNSON ARMSTRONG. Esq, Charma
Col W. j. Behan, P. S. Wilt,
VIM. A. Bell H Dudley Coleman,
j. NJ Putnam, John Glynn, sr,
John l. Adams, ThOs. A. Adams,
B. NJ. HarrOd, DIR. Berthelot,
j. FL. Oglesby, John j. Mellon,
Samuel Mullen, A. X. Miller,
Il. J. Twin, Jos. Mitchell,
Geo. W. Booth, e. A. Coull,
j NJ Norich John NJ Conway.
Doors open at II ocock curtain rises at II O'clock
Every child attending will be presented with book
fine Cooking Stove will be esented to this person
selling tn greatest number Of tickets.
Tickets so cents; may be procured from any mem
Der of the Club or the above named gentlemen.
Box Office will DO open Tuesday, August 3, at 10
o'clock. jy23
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Teas. Teas.
1000 HALF CHESTS OF ALL GRADES
OF OOLONGS, IMPERIALs, GUN.
POWDERS, JAPANS, Etc.
We would respectfully invite the attention of the
trade to very large and we'll selected stock of
TEAS, having purchased largely at the recent de-
cline. We selling now at LOWER PRICES
than those ruling in the Northern markets.
For SALE in lots to suit, by
SMITH BROS. & CO..
SO, IS, 81, SO Poydras st.
Prunes. Prunes.
SO CASKS CHOICE BOSNIA PRUNEs
For sale in lots to suit, by
SMITH BROS. & CO.,
90, IS, 81. SO Poydras st.
Cracked Wheat, Oatmeal.
Ok BBLs. CHOICE CRACKED WHEAT.
IS half bbs. Choice Cracked WHEAT.
IS boxes Choice Cracked WHEAT.
100 bbls. Choice OATMEAL.
For sale, in lots to suit by
SMITH BROS. & CO.,
jy25 SO, IS, 81 SO Poydras st.
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A medium who arrived in Dubuque short
time ago has performed the remarkable feat
of rendering himself invisible, much to the
regret Of his landlord and washerwoman.
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BERCIER Il DESMET,
INHPo1TERs,
No. Tchoupitouias Street.
Sole Agents for the South of
TEAU DILLON. CHATEAU TALBOT,
CHATEAU FERREF0RT
,p.pn JuLE ss ROBIN snBnH co. CQG n WIN
TAGES
Etc, Etc. Etc.
OOO CASKS CLARET, "Castemoron," and
50 casks cLARET, Superior Bordeaux, F.s.
200 boxes Bordeaux CLARET, H. Duroc.
200 =, WHITE WINE, superior F: s.
1So packages Cstss POET OK R and SHERKY
100 baskets cH1MPAGNE y. Ronsai1lon & a Co."
IS cases AHSYNTH and KIRSCH.
200 . Coanac BRANDIES at all prices
200 baskets OLIVE OIL.
50 barrels French White Wine VINEGAR
loo cans sAgDINEs. in oil -
200 boxes CASTLE SOAP.
100 cases, log each, empty Claret BOTTLES.
20 cases Paris MUSHROOMS.
200 casks CLARET, Castelfrauc, heavy and
90 casks CLARET, superior Cotes Frousac Fs.
" Dairel1 ana boxes tINEUAR, 'CeSBOFf.
$50 packages PORT WINE, d. Mali and " Jaure
200 boxes OLIVE OIL, "plagnicl" pints.
100 >. WEYMOUTH, Molly, Pratt & Co.
my1
n L. RANLETT & CO.,
BAGGING. TIES, CoRDAGE, ETC.
QnnO Rolls standard Domestic and Calcutta
OOOO BAGGING, in store and to arrive
EUREKA, LUDLOW. DOUBLE ANCHOR Etc,
Delivered in Galveston or New Orleans In lots 10
suit purchasers
Boards lock and STAR BUCKLE TIE,
Atlowest market quotations.
MANILA, sIsAL and HEMP CoRDAGE, ETC
"a, 20, 2S Peters street.
CIRCULAR SAWS
GUMAED AND STRENGTHENED
BY
WILLIAM CLELLAND.
No. 222 Magazine Street,
Between St Joseph and Delord Streets
nh3 1ysa NEW ORLEANS, La.
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Marsden's Zarsaparilla for dyspepsia.

twill nav to buy your coffee, parched OF
ground. at the Tea Depot, Camp street.
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HARNESS. HOTEL,
Mississippi City, MISS,

bARNESS dOIElt
Mississippi City, Miss,
rs NOW OPEN. THE PROPRIETORS FIND
i ing the want of q neverfailing supply of ice,
from from Boston. f6e sulphur Spring is inciosed'
excursion parties: Two thousand persons can be so-
highly appreciated last season, is prepared for.
fine Band is engaged. Good Bathing and Fishing.
apply to J. d. MAYER 4 CO..
N. BAH trains win stop at Barnes Hotel Station
when requested except the light express apo Am
RossEII HOUSE
BILOXI, MISS,
Opened on MAY 1st 1875. for the reception of
guests
The house has been
NEWLY FURNISHED THROUGHOUT.
Charges Moderate.
mh13 6m PETER j. MONTkOSS. Proprietor
CHADY GROVE HOTEL, BILOXI. MISS,
URBAN RAMBAUT Proprietor,
Is now open for the reception Of Visitors Situated
on the Beach wi b an unobstructed Southern Front
of over two hundred feet makes it of the most
pleasant and desirable locations on the Gulf Shore.
Large new Bath Houses within six hundred feet Of
Fish and Oysters in abundance.
Prices Moderate Fare inferior to none. my9 Pm
R EhEMhEE-
When you to BILOXI don't forget to can At the
PRESS SALOON,
"a HARRY wishes to see you all.
mills I'm p. J. MOFTROSS. pr0vrietOr.
Leon Queyrouze. Oscar Bois-
QUEYROUZE & BOTS,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Dealers in
WINES AND LIQUORS, AND ALL KINDS OF
WESTERN PRODUCE,
At the Blue Store,
Corner Old Levee and Bsnville streets New Orleans
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