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baltimore 4 POTOMAC r. R.

baltimore & POTOMAC R.R.
ID DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND STREETS n. W.
On and after Feb. !, 1875, trains will leave WASH
inRton as follows Washington time:
b:S5 .. m, Northern Express, daily, except Mon
day, to Baltimore: to Elmira daily, except sunday
way for Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
s:l5 .. m, Baltimore Accommodation, daily
s:Z5 a. m, Limited Express for New 1ork AAo
East, daily, except Sunday. -, ,,,v
also for Norfolk, via BatimOre, daily except sun
$40 p; m, Accommodation for Baltimore, daily,
ass p, m, Philadelphia Express, for PhIladel-
$50 p. M. Cincinnati Express daily. West.
s;Qs ., m, For Philadelphia, New York, and Bos-
i0:i5 D. m, Pacific express North and West, daily
except Saturday. On Saturday, leaves At s'Sp m
'H TE AN 81 POPE CREEK LINE leave at 5:35 Z.
m. on Tuesoay and Friday, only, and $40 p. m,
Trains 1f foP 'SsNAPoLIs leave at Ssa. m. and
PuIim.n Palace Sleeping Car to Pittsburg Is run
ON the train leaving al i:lJ D. N,
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car 10 PittsburR is run
oifhe train leaving al lQilS except Saturday.
ON Saturday at 9:Os p. m.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car to Rochester Is run
on the train leaving at lO:I5 p. m.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car TO Chicago on train
Tickets and information can be procured At the
olEces OF the company. -,
bHggage called for and checked AZ motel sand pri-
ySie Residences orders left at the omces OF the
e0mpsny northeast corner Thirteenth street and
Fenngyivania avenue, ana on the northeast corner
~ sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Depot BALTIMORE fOTOhAC hA1hhOAOI
corner eLA' ~AO ID. NJ. BOYD, JR.,
General Passenger Agent, Philadelphia: Pa.
GEO. &. WILKINS.
n,nt NJ
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janSO-S&W3m
MRS. JONES COUGH MIXTURE-FOR
wi the Cure of Coughs, Colds, HOarsenes5,
Group, Influenza and for the relief OF Consumptlye
Patients in the advanced stages of the disease.
NOthwiths landing the nun er0us cough medicines
MRS. JONES' COUGH MIXTURE has sold more
rapidly than at former seasons. Its popularity Is
due to its extraordinary mer IS. 1t never falls,
even in the most obstinate cases to give speedy and
permanent relief. Ii is pleasant and specially
adapted TO Chi dren and Persons who cannot take
iF PHWVSfii LL WEI HEI REPAY A FAIR TRIAL.
PRICES:
LARGE SIZE, 81. SMALL, so CTs.
FOR SALE ONLY BY
ARTHUR NATrANS, Druggist
CORNER SECOND AND ID STREETS
NORTHWEST.
ian2l-ThSTulm
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RAILROADS.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW ROUTE TO CHICAGO, THE WEST AND
NORTHWEST.
On and amer SUNDAY, 9Th Instant, trains will
leave Washington for Chicago, via the Chicago d.
$40 g. m. dSiiy.Parlor cars to Grafton; SleepsI
Grafton TO Chica go Junction.
ll:4O d. IN. dAily-PullmAn palace Bleepers through
FOR tickets sleeping gear berths. &C., &C.. call at
company'G ONCE, 4SS Pennsylvania avenue, Or 1t
depot, New Jersey avenue.
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
Z. r. DORSEY, Asst Gen'l Ticket Agent.
THOS. &. SHARP, Master Transportation.
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lSIfs PENNSYLVANIA 10 de
ROUTE
TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH AND
SOUTHW EST.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after February l, 1879, trains Will run A
follows:
washington. 595 a. N. BaltImOre.... s:So 4. m.
- ....ll:55 a. m. - '''' lib p. M
7:lO p. N. I" SD p. m.
- ....l 1875 D. m. - Ill 80 D.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE,
with ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace State-rOom,
day and night cars with modern improvements.
Two hundred miles saved to Western and Central
New York.
SIS a. m. daily, except Monday, to Baltimore,
and daily to Elmfra, except Sunday and Monday,
making connection with Erie Railway for Buffalo
and Niagara Falls.
HES A. m. daily, except Sunday, West and North
to WIlliamspOrt aud Remove.
7:10 d. m. daily, fer Pittsburg and the West.
10:l5 D. daily, except Saturday, West and North
On Saturday, at :OS p. IN for the West.
Through from Washington to Pittsburg, Chicago
and Rochester without change. -.
Tickets by this route can be procured at the OF
hces, northeast corner OF Thirteenth street ana
Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street and Penn,
sylvania avenue, where reliable Information Will
passengers procuring tickets at these ofices can
secure ommOdatiOns in Palace cars for Pitts
burg, Chicago, Buffalo and Elmlra:
General Passenger Agent, Philadelphia, Pa. !
Re2S-tf
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

REGULAR POST STEAMSHIP TRAVEL
BETWEEN
BREMEN AND BALTIMORE,
VIA SOUTHAMPTON.
The steamers ofthe North German Lloyd, of 500
tons have been newly furnished with all the modern
Improvements.
BALTIMURE.....-....C Captain Lillienh&ln.
BERLIN ........,..,.'.. 1ulscneI.
OHIO ..,,,.,,.....,..... - Schuenburg.
Leipzig. =, ......... 90 Hoffman.
RRAITNSCHWEIG. -. " Undnetschs
NURNBERG, e. 900 tOnsl 90 Jaeger. ~,
VIII run regularly between BREMEN and BALTI
MORE, IS follows:
From Bremen. From Baltimore.
BRAUNSCHW'G ---- February %, 1915
OHIO. ............. February 10. March 8, IL
NJ RSBERG..... February "A. March p $50
BRAUNSCHW' March 10. April 1873
IEIISZIG &c.. 49,. March a. April Il. 1870
IEiPZIG..,.,.... February q, 1915
[JHIO,.,........... April7 Navy !, ISIS
And hencefOrth every week.
The steamer will taks passengers to Bremen,
southampton, London and Hayre and return. -
PRICE OF PAssAGE.-In gold from Bremen 70
Baltimore Cabin 0ICO gold; steerage, "a currency.
From Baltimore 10 Bremen, Southampton, LohdOn
and HGTre: Cabin, go; Storage, ga IN currency
Return tickets. in Storage. ~. so. Chldren pc
tween one and ten years, half price; children not
over one year, o. currency. -, ~
Al other arrangements are ne same - the new
TnrtbeT Information can be ascertalned by apply
Ln1 nv letter to our General Agents. -
- - A. SCHUMACHER Gus,
No. eSOuth Charles street, Baltimore, Nd
agent Iof ASNin 'On CHARLES WALTER,
No. 30 D street. opposite CITY h 1n:
In Furonp - mYlS-u
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AUCTION SALES.
~~OO(~0~NO"~N~TOTO" O-S(O7~O~~OON~O
- Future DAYS.

IOY IaATIMER a CLEARF,
Id Auetioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
South teoruer Of PennsylYanlA avenue and EleV-
enth street, star Once Building.
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Our regular New York night dispatch says
money is easy at 29214 per cent. Exchange
closed q shade steadier, at 4S4. Gold dull at
ll4I661l45S. Rates for carrying, 1zto per cent.
per annum. Governments dull and steady.
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LIST OF SECURITIES. Bid. Asked. payG-
bla.
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Exports.

LIyERPOOL-P,r steamship Andean- lisa bales
cotton
NEW YORK-Per steamship Western Metropolis
26b bales cotton 100 bales hoop iron - casks iron
bbls oil go bdls hides so bales dry hides
II bales skins $50 boxes cherries 20 eases mdse
NEW YORK-Per steamship Cortes -i5G9 bales
cotton 450 bbls oil l53 bb beef 2s6 bds hides Sc bis
hides 30 dry hides
PENSACOLA-Per steamer Lizze-725 bbls flour
81 bbls pork 10 bbs molasses . casks bacon hhds
sugar $50 sacks 275 pkgs mdse
PENSACOLA-Per steamer Amite-200 sacks CORP
200 bbls flour $50 half bbs so sacks SO sacks
bran bbls oil eIces lard 10 kegs lard - bbls pork
terces bacon Is boxes bacon 10 bbls whisky 100
pkgs mdse
LIVERPOOI-Per ship Arran-3206 bales cotton
1900 pcs slaves
LIVERPOOI.--Per ship Advice--i2s9 bales cotton
$500 pes slaves
HAVRE-Per bark Maggie l. Carv-2iis bales
cotton 1856 hides $40 pcs slaves
UTILLA AND RUATAN-PoT schooner Excel
sor-l5 hi bbls flour boat
PENSACOLA-Pcr schooner Mary Ernily-s bbls
whisky sacks coffee ties meat % bal hay So sacks
oats hid sugar and snndrles
BOSTON-Per schooner Martha lfai'-l702 bales
cotton los pkgs Old iron and metal 10 loose iron
PIT ERIC CABiLL0-Per schooner VIM Fisher
p half bbs -four bbs bread kegs lard Dbl shout
,crs 5000 scet .IambeI 4Co0 single, anS sundI!es
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Rereinfs OF prnLnrr.

vfCKS8I RG-Per barg, Tcnsas-3i5o sacks cot
ton seed and 151 barrels To Louisiana OIL Co
BONNET CARKE--Per steamer .josephine-1
half Dbl moasseS bbls sugar to II Solomon bbls
moasses 10 hhds sugar J NJ Soniat-34 sacks rough
rice Foerster-and sundTies to order
OTACHITA CITY-per steamer Ouachita Belle
247 bales cotton Jno T Har,lir &co-l6i do Meyer
We's &oo--139 Lehman. Abraham &co-124 ,Jno
Noble-120 T II & J NJ Allen &co-1l7 Jno Phelps
co-l06J NJ Sandidge &eo-Sl JuTey & Gillia--i2
Claiborne &co-;}S Richardson 4 May--3i Hirsch &
Ader-33 J / Harris 6co-29 Jno Chate, Bro & Son
"a Levy Loeb Scheurer-2C J Wolfe &cO--20
W Thompson &co--l9 Clapp Bros &co-la Aiken
Il Watts Jackson & Warner-13 W Clark-10
Richard Flower &ce-10 I L AireY &co-9 \ d Wet
more Forstall & Jumonville-5 Alcus, Scherck &
Antey-f J W White Mctiehee Snowden d Vic
lett Levy & Haas G w Sente &co-3 Howcott
& Gordin-2 Hanna & Barrett NJ Greenwood &
SON IIy Leckie-1 Payne Kennedy &co-l T
Hamilton &co-l2 hhds sugar VIM Henderson-l}29
sacks cotton seed Bienvile Oil Cot bales hides
BlTnner--l6 hides Ickert &co-25 sacks cotton
seed BeIaud 4 Gbert-2 bds hides r J Hart Ace-
head cattle d Wetmore-39 hdls hoop poles s.id
sundries order-Toa 1472 bales cotton 1854 sacks
colt n seed u bids sugar
THIBODAUX--Per steamer Hy Tcte-iI hhds
sugar bhis moasses to Con GER & k+lleY-4t hhds Of
sugar n Scott-14 do bbls Inoiasses hdf bb's do
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A few light, summer-lookins clouds were al
that kept the weather yesterday from being
warm.
1t is getting dusty on the landing, and, in con-
sequence emonades with sticks in them are In
demand. Some of the boys, however, like g short
meters" and often take them straight.
We were presented by one Of our steamboat
friends yesterday with brass collar and blue
ribbon for our purp. We're going to take her to
the French Market this morning, with the collar
on her neck and the ribbon festooned around her
tail. Won't we look gay
The champion Il. L. Lee viii arriyG to might
and leave as usual on Tuesday next, at T. d.
The Ouachta Belle arrived yesterday. She
leaves as usual en- her day. in the Blanks Lineo
which Is Wednesday, March 81.
The La Belle, with a splendid trip, will arrive
tomorrow morning and Immediately commence
10 receive freight She leaves Wednesday, March
Sd, at ) 7. ~, FIR Shreveport, Grand Ecore and
all way landings.
Our friend Tom Reeder is able to be about
again. We are glad Of 1t and hope to see him
on the river again ere many moons have passed.
Ii any Of our river friends want to see our
purp, lot thcm so to the French Market this
morning. Markham viii By there, too, selling
his patent candies.
Alter the packets got oil yesterday evening
the steamboat landings were almost deserted
We have nothing new to report from Ouachita
or Red rivers.
The Frazier had new wheel put on also
couple of rudders. ana Capt. Canton went out on
bis way down the lower coast rejoicing.
The following named steamboats, left port yes
terdav: Natchez for NIcksburg, Lessie Taylor
and Kate Kinney for Camden Maria Louise and
W. j Behan for Red River, Mary LA and Hy
Tete for Upper Coast, Waloon, J. F. Frazier and
ST. Mary for Lower Coast, Ida for Attakapas,
Brsdlsh Johnson for Grand Eeore, and Katie Z.
kountz for Missouri River
Tie Bradish Johnson overlaid Yesterday she
leaves Tuesday, March ,, at z. NJ, for Grand
I.o-a Alexandria and all Way landings under
command Of Capt. John Helnn.
Some people can't take joke. We are sorry
for them.
If business does not inp-ove-and. alas. there
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SDARD OF CLASSIFICATION
- M
. =
Quotations. Quotations

Under the stimulus of an advance of Lied a
liverpool wi Ii sales of 1900 bales, and Of 4
at New York, the market opened with an active
demand, and although factors were more strin
gent in their preteusons, many of them asking
&C over yesterdays figures, yet the movement
during the morning exhibited more than usua
animal on, and by II NJ $500 bales had changed
hands, part at yesterdays advance and the rest
at further improvement of &c and in some
cases of &c; after which tn re were further sale:
of $3.50 bales the market closing firm at Oui
advanced quotations.
The movement was quite general, twenty six
brokerage houses participating in the business
Good staple kinds occasionally commanded lso
above outside figures.
The amount on shipbOard not cleared, going on
board, and engaged for Shipment was set down
at the opening this morning at liS 90 bales, en-
bracing $4,000 for Liverpool, $1,000 for Havre
5000 for Spain, 5000 tor the Mediterrane al
1000 for Bremen, So coo for the North Sea, and
5000 bales for the North, which, when deducted
from the stock on hand by iunning statement
on yesterday evening, leaves $40 bales to re-
present the quantity at the landing and in presses
lnsold or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports, "Sales $500 bales, in
Guiding go after 3 z. NJ. yesterday. Market
opened active and closed strong" Its quota
hons are raised sc.
COTTON STATEMENT.
= ook on hand Sept. l, 1874 bales 1888
Arrived since last statement ... 500
arr:yod previously ............. 9G6,oi0 $40, i69
9S6, i22
aesred previously. ... 3,03s 702,0ii
l,,ok On hand and on shipboard not
cleared ..-......--....-.... Zot.9t =
Stock same time last wear. ----...-. 5lt,5Zi
To-9ay's exports embraced II go bales to Liv-
arpool 24iS TO Hayrc, 1902 to Boston and Hi to
New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 3i02 bales
against 200 on lat SATURDAY and TO3l last year
and since August 81 $40, 553 bales, against 9Sf 302
Last year-decrease 143 139.
The Exchange teegrims make the receipts at
I'll the ports from II NJ. yesterday to L a. to-
day IL ,422 lihles, against 9271 on last Saturday
and 16 4S6 last year, and since Aug 81, 29lf, f"9
bales, against 307005S up to Friday noon, Feb.
81 last year (excl ding the above 10, to6) de
crease 13S, 173 bales
Exports Friday, to Great Britain 500, against
none last week, and 1876 last year, and
Co the Continent none, against none last week,
and Il III bales last year. Stocks at all the de-
livery ports made up to II NJ, S33, 1872 bales,
against S4S 2i2 last week. and S3l 2Sl last year.
sUGAR-Received this morn ng 425 hhds. The
demand Is good at strong prices ruling, with an
upward tendency, and the supplies onthe landing
sold at: Inferior tG5Stc, common GO g. COED
common o.. Gl7c, s,guu lair - s875, fully far
Ty.c. prime o1e4c, choice ot2c. seconds
8l5c, yellow clarified q 09i !, of wpte clarified
4y. Ml0c PURE white clarified To- 4GtlO5 se II lb.
Tie stock n the sheds on the 27th inst, reduced
TO 22sj hhds.
LASSES-Received this morni0s 100 bills
and halt bbls. The demand Is 6ood At nriner
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is little prospect for tive will have to report the
departure Of number of boats for Agiers and a
market.
The Rapides will be found receiving tomorrow
morning for Minden and all landings interme-
date on Lake Bisteneau and Red River. Capt.
Nat Pickett commands and Mr.. Ferd V. Cellos
has charge of her Office. Want of space prevents
US from giving any extracts from exchanges in
this isaue.
The extracts which appeared in our issue and
were not credited were from the Louisville
Co,ria--JoauGl Is hardly necessary to tell
our reader4 so, but we want to make amend for
the oversight in falling to give credit where it
was due.
The prospect for rain this week is good.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NEW ORLEANS SHREVEPORT, TEXAS AMI
PACIFIC FAST FREIGHT AND PAS.
SENGER LINE,
composed of trst-class Steamboats, in connection
with the the Texas and Pacific Railway Company
- Leaving New Orleans and shrevs.
ksaaf3e1aS port as follows:
WEDNESDAYS
Belle Rowland. Capt T. T.. Jacobs
&. Ii. Dnrfee, Capt JOS A Aiken.
SATURDAYS
MARIA Louisa, Capt. II. j. Brinker
Texas, Capt. G. W. Stnde
Giving through bills lading to all points on tn,
Texas and Pacific International and Great Mortimer,
Trans Continental and Texas Central Railroads
Also To Jefferson Texas.
Particular attention paid to way business
Through Bills Ladins signed only by
M. W. JOYCE,
Agent Texas and Pacific Raiiwas
GIL fm 20 Magazine. corner Gravief.
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BORDEAg- X-Y'er bark 9cgas.-:s casks wine to
J Lebcf-60 de ROChcTc4u acO--l do e DGgtIou-
20 boxes cognac Rarcshide Il Macs bags nuts
kiddcT Peabody &Go-1{2 casks wine 40 half do do
.62 eases do 500 cases bottles to order
NEW YORk-1eE schooner benjamin Church
Assorted ndsc
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BelOw-CominR Up.

Norwegian bark Sirius, Knudson, from Cape Verde
Island, in ballast. to master
Norwegian bark Niobe, Oseu, II days from Mar
tini4ue. in ballast to master
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i - n la Noppy do i
| hills mnlasses Rensbaw Camn,ocL go I'D 80,
r q AIJ,ich do + Nicand "a r Mn n ~ ~ q" :
| hhls nnoIassas i NJ WalsbI do ~ IL 80
100 sacks rough rice II e. NJ Allen &co-96 do J
NJ Walsh-i3 DO Lanaux SOM hht hides d Holt,
ai-o Daes iuoSS anu suhurles TO oider-- Total, Isl
mas sugar 45 bois moisses hait bols moasses 2l9
safhs , r0lSn nee
pOSNE1 CAhhE-Ief steamer Wa"enocK-
10 hnds sugar 10 } NJ Sonlat-anu slnd1les TO order
| hllE HALL-Per steamer Mary Ida-l6 bbs
| moasses TO Lanaux S9n--1 sacks rough rice ID +
Iellet-2 Dds sugar y HopAlhs-ahd sundlles to or
der
| Low ER COAo1-feF steamer " aloon-Sunarles
| 10 order
nF haiiESaas'
| MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RaII.
do bbls melasses ebert Hare-2 do half bbls do
| Z BeeT-J5 hhds sugar Jno Adams &cc--}2 do
Chism & Boyd-6 do Bush & Levert--1 do J 4 Blane
do l pkg, hides l. Sur!e &co-5 bales cotton j w
BuIbTidge &co-2 bales moss } Rykoski-1 do Odell
| & Wright 90 J GarreV-l2 3 4 do l. Terrcbonne-
! bbl q hides Mana,e Il Lacassagne-l6 dry hides ;
pkgs hins 81 sacks iice f Z SeXin-ll5 sacks rice
J NJ Walsh-30 do L Biboet-2 do j Foerster-6
sacks seed cotton o Hop ins-Total ITO hhds sugar
bbls molasses half Dbl do bales cotton 8 sacks of
| seed cotton l5l sacks rice
~" per Sp1'nShlP - Ma from l.ockpoit-oi
brrf Nm King baias Dr., b'ins an w " bi'as q
ti,rces tallnv + pilshurv al, h,d cstt,a > a. orsss
| {, N.lle , co
C,r.rn nor s+aor,sli,, Now, f,, f,,,r,,s cbr;s,
10 Ea7rs Ti,irs > hoiaI Lafr r. - "A WI;tna,. tcn
sLins Endq+ : Guavdan 49, = Nv n1i SnL,ii,lt !,
Z,,Iat f.0 IA St1ta E,tian,1 p,,,l I'M AZ Snh,,;
dor & ZuIerIer - I'M hnaf = E,ir 919 Nd ~
eat1a {, ATaIla 40 tra+al e. =, IA $500 -
CARGO u.r ataomcbin I,Ii,.on -, -IJ;,ro., %
,lr,. Hills l,aIas Ii,a :. l,ls o,..n+ ~ W.,
Sco-2p do Fran En :, Damned = Ia MA Iatria {
go 4 ,ln Si,n,,. & I 49, > H. I, p;I -, ,r.nI "a
| doIes rotton -
From Calv.oto, - ho,.s .a.,o, =, t,,.s ni
Total o bales cotton f'''' y
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MARSEILLE6
Bark Yarra Yarra Jovensen sid Jan %
Bark Giuseppe Lanata, Guagnino.. ......sld Feb .
BARCELONA.
Bark Yarra Tara, Jovensen. sid Jan 10
GENOA.
Bark Louisiana, Gaudolph. Nov
PALERMO
Bark Due Fratelh Messina ....s sid Jan 10
Bark Teresina Gravini sid Jan &
Bark Ire Sorelli Messnn .-.....s sid Dec
DUSKIRK.
Bark Reguus, Holt ---......-..........sld Dec 90
RIO DE IASEIRO.
Bark Nellie NJ Slade Atwood sid Jan 80
BUENuS tYREs.
i'dih olIfhpa, Andrea sid Dee 10
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Sunday MORNING. Feb 29 1879

The river office Of the BULLETIN has been re-
moved from kounss Building, Canal street ferry
landing, to No. Delta street. over T. Conerv 4
Sons where the undersigned can be found daily
from A. NJ to ?. NJ.
~ II. Duncan, Jr., will, from and after this
date, represent us on the landing when we are
not there in person Any other party claiming to
represent us will be an imposter as we have no
ether assistant. Gro. j. DUNCAN,
River Reporter N. O. Bulletin.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, !
Saturday Evening, Feb. q, 1875. I

SATURDAY Evening, FED. =, $50. J
C0TTON-The sales to-day mot including
% additional yesterday summed up $3.50 bales,
1t stronger prices. showing an actual improve
neut Of % .c, but requiring au advance Of only
c i'll our quotations. We give also the figures
md full report Of the Exchange, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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FED RIVER.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET.
leaves Oh WED ESDAY March 3 at 10 M
q r..~ For Jefferson. shreveport and NIL
Il s.a.5Ti way landings on Red kiSer-e The tint
@1'.-...-'-' side wheel passcngcs stcamte
10 Rel.r.
V WOOD mastos q, W Drown corrS
viii leave positively above. For frcg ht or passage
apply on board or to
HHlfI1N ( FrrI.ETo VOC Common ~
LORD \ McPHAKE, 1T camp street
y. O HOSOlij IL. E,s
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(:itEESVII.LE.
MEMPII3S.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves FRIDAY. Feb. &c at S p M
r. For Memphis, Helena, Mouth sl
bAS&&&2akN White River, Chicot Greonville and thu
IAs1saess'sHe Bends-The passenger steamer
Belle Lee,
}. +. Hicks, master, ALT. Grissom clerk
will leave as above, connecting at Vicksburg with
steamers EMMA and VICKSBURG for Yazoo and
Ialiahatchie rivers, and at White River with pack.
cts for White and Arkansas rivers paying particular
attention to all way and plantation business 10,
freight or passage apply on board or to
nj If BURDEAU e. WAYNE lO6 Gravier m
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

LOWER COAST.
g~Ss =. NEW ORLEANS AND LOWEF
asSssa COAST PACKET-Steamer
81. IfInry,
Fred Probst, master
will leave every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at II NJ, for Jesuit Bend, Pcint-a la EIache Pon,
Mechell, Lee Plantation, and all way landings Goe,
70 the Forts on saturday trips d. In