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National Republican., 1875-07-01
IT. JosEPH's SCHOOL.
ro,;,,F,.,,,,.. ana ni.tributi

Closing Exercises and Distribution.
The annual examination and distribution ol
premiums at the very fiourishins psrochisl school
Of st. Joseph's, Capitol Hill, took place yester'
day morning. The average number OF children
frequenting the school has been from 100 to no.
The following children, having distinguished
themselves in learning and good conduct, have
been rewarded:
BOYS.
First Clsss-G. Stegmaier, silver medal; J.
Junemann, W. Hornbsrh, ]. Loch boiler, v. HOW
ard, +. Crawford, S. Heisler, j. Gotsinger, Z.
Rebstock, b. Lauer.
second Class-Phil. McHenry, A. Dorr, J.
Iunghars, H. Kopel, l. Hassler.
Third Cisss-A. Hassler, T. Ruppel, Iseman,
rewarded with premiums.
GIRLS.
First Class-Miss Mary Williams silver cross
Misses NJ. Lochbohler, o. Howard, N. Omeara,
NJ. A. Haske, Wrsmer, F. Eboert, NJ. Martis, NJ
Lochbohler, A. Kork.
Second Oiass--M. KOpl, z. Ball. A. Rupert,
E. Buseha, a. Huhn.
Third Class-M. Ritz, Anna Dorr, Z. Kley, q.
Hornbarh, A. Lebell, rewarded with premiums.
The rest Of the children received each trlning
present to encourage them.
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YATTON...THE SUMNER RESORT.

As q summer resort for WashIngtonians YAT-
TON, In Loudoun county, Virginia, W. o. r. r.
offers fine attractions. Only ave minutes waR
from the depot. Fifty miles from Washington,
butter and cream. Every thing for health and
comfort Terms moderate. Address GEO. w.
WEIGHT, proprietor Yatton Round Hill depot,
W. q o. X. r, Reference Z. g. Marlow. 1913 =
street northwest. ie2-WFMtf
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Old Virginia Valley.
VISITORS TO THE SPRINGS

HART HOTEL, WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA,
the very best. Rates, 80 per day. Boarders,
Az 50 to s14 per week. and s45 per month. Spring,
Cistern, Sulphur and Calybeats waters on Ice for
guests. House new, clean and airy. Families
can get no better place to spend the hot months.
The village is 100 feet above the level OF the
with fine drives and beautiful scentrv.
ie22-WFM2w O.. 8. HART, Proprietor.
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY
FATAL RESULTS OF A STONE BATTLE

4 coLoRED BOY KILLED BYL WHITE ONE.
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CITl ITEMS.
ssrrNx rR1ys ALL rHINas-

and has proven that WistGr's BdIsdm Of Wild
Cherry Is the remedy par excellence for the cure
Of coughs, colds, Group, whooping cough, bron-
chitis, asthma, phthisic, sore throat influenza,
and "last, not least" consumption. Fifty cents
National Republican., 1875-07-01

so Cents!
Boys Linen Pants, 80 cents.
Boys Linen Jackets, 80 cents.
a, SAxs & Co., 5ls Seventh street,
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Summer Goods.
50 CanhI

All goods marked at proportionately low prices
prior 10 our removal 70 southeast corner Of Seventh
and e streets. EIsEMAN Bros,
5e5 Seventh street, near E.
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BOYS.
GIRLS.
ford,s Opera Hous.-Ths Ainstrsls.

Taking into account the season and the intense
heat Of the weather, the minstrels were greeted
by q large sudience at Ford's last night. II was
delighted with the beautiful ballad singing and
kept in immoderste laughter by the comic part
The great reputation Of the troupe was fully
maintained. Tonight there win be an entire
change Of programme, as follows: "OVerture,"
Orchestra; Emersonians Little Robin, tell Kitty
I'm Coming" Fred. Wolz. "Bold Fisherman
Ben Cotton. "I he little Ones at Home" w. u.
lin Bay,n ]. g. Russell. Grand musical melanRe,
arranged by J. z. Ross. .Woman's Sufrage,n
VIM. Arlington. Little Maok's Essence The
Great Emerson IN his album Of specislities. "The
Ciock-maker's Hat" Break-sll, Billy Rice; Mend
all, J. F. Oberist; Grab-sll, J. r. Kemble; Eat
den. "Thst Rascal Billy Rascal, Billy Emer.
son; Steve, Ben Cotton. "The Big Bonanza"
The Big BONANZA, Billy Rice.
National Republican., 1875-07-01
BUTTER DENoRALIzED

Best Virginia roll only 80 cents per pound;
choicest Frederick County Creamery roll only IS
cents per pound, at
BRAY & Co.'s,
ia Center Market and 1o9 N. L. Market.
National Republican., 1875-07-01
RENOVO HOTEL.
SUMNER RESORT,

NJ Remove, Pennsyivania, on the line Of the
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, is now open for
the accommodation Of visitors. The sItaatisn Of
the hotel, immediately the susquehsHna river, in
the midst Of spleLdid mountain scenery and con-
uEuous TO celebrated cunning and trout-hshing re-
gions, renders It unusually attractive, while the
accommodations provided are Of the very best
kind. Excursion tickets to Remove are sold at all
the principal offices Of the Pennsyivania RaIread
Company. For rooms and rates address ''Proprfs-
tor Remove Hotel, Remove, Pa. je1s-tf
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Qelioioua.
A Favorite Drink.

Palmer's Cincinnati Lion lager Isl finest beer
in the city For sale by dealers for family use si
$l.20 per dozen, pint bottles.
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has on hand . very hne and large assortment o:
gents low-qusrter shoes and gaiters, which he
invites the public generally to inspect before pur
chasing elsewhere. His motto is Quick sales and
small profits. Gall and see him Sign Of the
"Big Boot" !" 40 Ninth street northwest.
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History Vindicated.

Delicious, cold, improved soda, with.granulated
ice, drawn from the Triumph, at Kolb's, c1rner
Of Seventh and L Streets. ....
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By PHYSICIANS.

BRAY & Co.'s,
ia Center Market and lo9 N. L. Market.
RECOMMENDED BIZ PHYSICIANS.
Pure Grape Wine, raised on Guntlach & Dres-
sells celebrated vineyard, Sonoma, Cal; Oatswba
red and white; sweet Catavba; fine Port and
Sherries; Rhine and Moselle Wines, all recon-
mended BY leading physicians for medicinal pur-
poses. CHRIS. XANDER, Oil Seventh street.
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES &.
SOLD ON EASY TERMS BY
W. s. TAPPAN, AGENT,
MASONIC TEMPLE.
so TO t1.o 900
invested In Stocks and Gold pays 800 per cant.
month. Send fer particulars. Tumbridge o.,
Bankers, Q Wall street, New York
THuRsroE's IvoRY kEARL TOOTH POWDER
used daily will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet
twenty-five and hfty cents per bottle
JouvKN's INoDoRoUs KID-GLov1 CLRArzR
will renovate soiled gloves thoroughly End
quickly. Twenty 1--we cents per bottle.
THoMPsoN'e PoMADE OPrIMR is equal to shs
best French, and but half the prics. Twenty-Five
and ffty cents per bottle.
WELLS SrRKNerHENIHa PLAsTKRs are the
very best All sold hy druzgtsts.
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The Glencoe had twenty-five cabin passengers
and forty deckers. Her principal freight liens
We're 1000 sacks salt, 1873 hhds sugar, 125 bbls
molasses, POS bbls rice, 200 bbls cement and 1888
bhs meal.
The City Of Alton and the Atlantic and barges
will be the next arrivals from st. Louis. The
Alton is advertised 10 leave on Tuesday and the
Commonwealth on Thursday.
Navigation, on account Of ice, was closed at
La Crosse on Sunday last.
The Tidal Wave, Isherwood master. Ben Con-
gor clerk, and the X. N. Line Clinton, Lou.
Bryson master, will load at st. Louis this
coming week for New Orleans.
The New Orleans and Ouachita Transportation
Company s.eamer Fanchon deferred her day OF
departure to Tuesday, when she will surely
leave, taking freight for ali points on the Black
and Ouachlta rivers to Camden. The Fanchon
is newsand in every respect good steamboat,
and is commanded by gentleman well known IN
! the trade, Capt. T. G. Sweeney.
| Reports to the contrary Notwithstanding,
| shippers will bear in mind that the regular
Saturday packet Stella Block will remain IN the
| Black, Tensas and Macon trade during low
water. When the water rises, larger boat will
| take her place.
The Bill Henderson, Capt. W. W. Cooley, left
| last evening for the Tensas.
| Walter Parker stopped off the Natchez yester-
dav Walter Hudnall went out in his place.
| The r. Z. Lee will be ready to leave on Tues
| day, and will commence to receive tomorrow.
The Belle Rowland commences to receive in
the morning. and will leave on Tuesday for Red
River, CONNIE citing at Alexandria with the Homer
and Garry Owen for points above. Geo. W. Rea
| Commands, Henry BOZeman clerk.
| The Katie 2. kountz, for Red River, laid over
from yesterday. and will leave the first part Of
| the coming week
NJ. W. joyce, a delegate to the St. Louis Rail-
road Convention, returned to the city yesterday
The receipts of cotton for the week ending last
evening, bv the river amounted to 1871 bales,
against 34,937 bales for the previous week-ex-
cess II $50 bales.
The fine and fast light draught steamer Fieta
will come to the landing in the morning, and W |
commence receiving for the Atchatalaya, Courta-
beau and Des Glaizes, G. [. Pickett master, A
Meynier, ST., clerk.
by Telegraph
j MEMPHIS, Nov. 81. 3. Woods 4 Co., 103
I Common street: Steamer Common wealth will ar
| rive Tuesday morning.
| THos. W. SHIELDS, Master.
/ HELENA, Nov. 26.-To Burdeau Wayne, New
Orleans: sherlock will be in Monday morning
Advertise for Wednesday.
| LEW Gates Master.
| MEMPHIS, Nov. 26.-To Buroeau Wayne, New
Orleans: Mary Houston will arrive Monday morn
ing, and leave Tuesday evening positively.
| CHAs. Miller Master.
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Receipts of Produce,


FORT ADAMS-Per steamer Gov Allen. 81 bales
cotton to L Harris &co-12 do Gumbel &co-46
Never Weis &co-49 Norv God e. Richards. 81 BJsh
g. Levert-20 McGehee. Snowden s. Violet IL Jno
Chafe e. Sons.l1 Pritchard & Bckham 10 Alcus
Scherck Il Autev. 8 S Newman &eo----e Richard
Flower &co-7 a Lewis Male & Cammack-4 w U
Black eco. 4 Claiborne &cO. a Lehman, Abraham
CO. 3 Adams & Cockburn-3 Payne, Kennedy &co, 2
J NJ Sandigde &co- 2 Clapp Bros Geo. Il Hopkins
Chatfe Hamilton 4 Powell J Denis-l w A
Peale-3l3s sacks cotton seed Cotton Seed Asso
citation hhds sugar 80 bbls molasses Vincent eco
81 do w Leverich- 81 do Bush & Levert--3 do A
Tertrou-90 20 Denis 40 do Chism & Boyd 3 half
bbs do % Hopkins and sundTies to order Total 3S6
bales cotton sacks cotton seed hhds sugar 275
| bbs mOlasses half bbls do
| LOWER COAST-Per steamer F Frazer
% hhds sugar to Dymond-l5 do + chard Mltken
20 do "a bbs molasses Hopkins--26 do Brierre &
Wogan and sundries to order Total 81 hhds sugar
so bbls moasses
| UPPER COAST. Per schooner Gabriel Aimee-20
hh Is sugar Al bbs molasses to Gally-2l do \ Ca
piro-Total 20 hhds sugar 62 bbls molasses
LOWER COASf-Per steamer Quaker. .Sundrles
LOWER CoAsT-Pe steamer wsloon-95 bbs
rice to A Socola-l1 do II Pohlmann 10 sacks rice
Wang & Gotham IL bbls oranges A Socola Ia bblS
molasses Nj Gilmore and sundries to order-Iotal
| LOG bbls rice IA bbls moasses
| PORT EADS-Per steamer Grafton-Sundrles to
| order
| TENSAS RvvER-Per steamer Teasas-2s bales
cotton +, S Newman SEQ 10 Clapp Bros &c0--l4
Jurey & Gillis-l2 BeTaud 4 Gibert-l2 Payne, Ken
needy SEQ 10 L WaimsIey &go-s IL Harms ( &eo
! & Williams McGehee Snowden & Violet 4 Rem
shaw Cammack &co--3 Norwood Richards 8
| Richard Flower &co-2 Bla emore &co-2 Gilmore .
G 2Juo Adams .Sco-, g W Senten &co-1 l. Du-
| four Il N D Wetmore-1 Pritcnard 4 Bckham-l
Presndge Graham &co-40 sacks seed cotton Da-
vid. do Jno Chate & Sons 2 90 : ClaIk -lio9
| sacks cotton seed Cotton Seed Assocation-.13i
| do L Harris &co-5 hides A Bachemln-and sun
dries TO der Total lis bales cotton 1879 sacks cot
ton seed ~ sacks seed cotton
| LOWER COAST-Per steamer Martha II hhds
sugar TO Johnson-l2 do Richard Milliken le bbis
rice A Socoa-62 sacks rough rice Siewerd 4 KIP
do Bush & Levert-and sundries to order-Total, 70
| hhds sugar Is bbls rice 20 sacks rough rice
| DONALDSUNVILLE-Per steamer Hy Iete-2l
hhds sugar 81 bbls moasses 20 f NJ Scott-20 do q
hhds sugar Chism & Boyd--2n do Ill bbls molasses
Conger & Kelley-1o0 do y hhds sugar Bush & Lee
vert-s do A bbls molasses A Tertrou 80 do La
| naux IOl do 16 hhds sugar Richard Milliken-22 do
| l. Godcbaux-I2 do r a j Watson-20 bbls moasses
u bourgeois-J. av Il DeiL1a.>-Ai " = Astus1A-A
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Human Fraility.
hers beautifully said :

DR.. Chalmers Beautifully SAID:
"The little that | have seen in the world,
and know of the history of mankind, teaches
me to look upon their errors in sorrow, not IN
anger. When I take the history of one poor
heart that has sinned and suffered, and re-
present to myself the struggles and tempta-
tons it has passed through-the brief puisa-
ton of Joy, the tears of regret, the feebleness
of purpose, the scorn of the world that has
little charity, the desolation of the souls sane
tuary, and threatening voice within; health
gone, happiness gone-I would tain leave the
erring soul of my feIlow-man with him from
whose hand it came ..
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MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKETS.
Leaving every WEDNESDAY during the season Of
1S75-'76
~ For Memphis, Helena. Mouth Of
lsAElhAksSS White River Chcot Greenve, Vicks
- burg, Natchez and the Bends-The
splendid passenger steamers
Thompson Dean,
w. B. Miller, master, Geo. Miltenberger, clerk,
j, Ii. Maude,
J. Z. West MASTER Ed. Outlaw clerk,
will leave above, paying particular attention to all
way and plantation business. Shippers may rely on
these boats remaining in the trade the entire season.
Through bills of ladng to all points on the Ouachita
and Pine Bluff Raj road from Chicot City and to all
points on White River as high as Jacksonport. For
freight or passage apply on beard, or to
BUkDEAU & WAYNE,
o22 If LOG Graver street.
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"Was the crowd tumultuous Z. inquired
one man of another who had just come from
q mass meeting. "Too multuous . oh, no;
lust about multuous enough to comfortably
I'LL the hail"
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Sunday Morning, November %.
Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
British steamship Trafalgar, Meikle, for Liverpool
Hail Vaughan
Steamship Cortes Freeman, for New \ ork-
a Moulton
Steamship Lizzie, Felsher, for st Marks via Pensa-
cola Stuber
Shin Scotia Drummoud for Bremen Shultz Geo
Bark d II Bills Penny. for Havre- Norton & Bell
German bark Onkel Tasche for Bremen
Kremelberg Schaefer eco
Schooner Grace Webster Gales for New York
Paul Boudousquie
British schooner Lily of the Valley Leiteh, for Be
Ize J = Macheca &c
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i2;he witty saying, apropos of Thanksgiv-
Ing, Pick out your turkey and wait for q
dark night" is sarcastically ascribed to col
lege journal.
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Gray and mixed business suits at SO, So and
SIS, worth SIS, $lS ard $50, at Fl. B. Stevens &
Co.'S.
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FOR VERA CRUZ.
TAEPlOO TuAPAN, CAMPEAChY, FEo0RE.
SO HAVANA AND NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL
STEAMSHIP LINZ.
This Line Is ocp posed Of the steamships
Ui;y Of HIextco.--.....Cspt W. 3. Sherwood
Clay Of Merida. s-...-~...-.Cspt. ]. W. Reynolds
Cisy Of Havana 8. r. PHILIPPE
sc{%F551s, Tho steamship
&sAI5sg City of Havana,
S. f. Phillips, commander
aill leave har wharf foot of Csllope sLfeot r. st
District on SATURDAY. December II, AT A. NJ
Esstaga 70 Vera Cruz, 800 colo.
z. ALEXANDER L. 8GEg,
No. SO Broadway, Eew York.
gor freight OF passage, apply TO
j. II. WITHEESPOON, Agent,
No. 60 Carondelet strest.
The City of Merida will follow Saturday, January
1-t6 o4 lv
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Waits and 10 Rent inserted in the BULLETIN for
fifty cents.
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GRAND ECORE.

GRAND ECORE.
GRAND ECORE.
~ For Grand EcOre. Alexandria, Nor
lgASFadsks mans Barbns', Wares and way land
nes@s.7Eh ings-The steamer
Texas,
G. w Stinde master Ed. Groves clerk,
Leaves every WEDNESDAY,.
c. III. Durfee
R. Sinnott, master George C. Hamilton, clerk,
Leaves every SATURDAY.
Connecting at the falls with steamers HOMER and
GARRY OWEN. These two boats, beng small and
of very light dIaught be pulled the falls at
lowest stage of water. Shippers rely on freight
going through without detention.
ADAMS & WORK Commercial Place,
n3tf NJ. w. JOYCE, Ill Gravier street, Agents.
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FOR MEMPHIS AND BENDS.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKETS
r. For Memphis. Helena. Month of
$500 Is White River, Chicot, Greenville, Vicks-
esaE.z.ss@zsA burg Natchez and the bends The new
and magnificent steamers
Mary Bell,
F. Hicks master ALT. Grissom clerk,
Leaves thursday, December 0, at 7. NJ.
James Howard.
B. R. Pegram master, J. H. Chassaing, clerk
Leaves SATURDAY. December T. at 5 p. NJ.
will leave as above Particular attention given to
all way and plantation business.
Through bills of lading signed to all points Chi
cot Railroads.
CROCKETT & CARTER Agents.
n3 If 3 Magazine street.
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SHIPS.
ROTTERDAM.

For Rotterdam-The strictly Al Norwe-
5z,-@9S. cian brig ZEFYR, Qverneland, master is
now loading for the above port and Will nave
dispatch For freight apply to .,,,
ROBT. J. BUDDENDORFF.
MI 1856 Common street.
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Exports.

ST MARKS VIA PENSACOLA-Per steamship
Lizzie go bbls -four 20 bbs pork Is pkgs butter
casks meat 1900 sacks corn 100 sacks oats
BREMEN-Per ship ScOtia-3607 bales cotton l6l
bdls hides 1920 pcs slaves
NEW YORK-Per steamship Cortes-i575 bales
cotton 1904 bbls molasses $40 bbls rice
LIvERPOOL-Per steamship Trafalgar $500 bis
cotton 1900 pcs slaves
HAvRE Per bark d Fl 'Bills-l657 bales cotton
1900 pes slaves
BREMEN-Per bark Onkel. 1853 bales cotton 10
hhds tobacco ) bbls tallow 1860 pcs slaves
NEW YORK-Per schooner Grace Webster-l5l5
bbls mossses hhds sugar 800 empty barrels
BELIZE Per schooner Lily of the Valley-2s4
bbls flour % half bbls do AZ bbs potatoes bbs on
ions II pkgs butter half bbs beef : sacks oats
kegs lard 10 ties shoulders Dbl rice Dbl shoulders
20 bbls pork 10 900 feet lumber As pkgs snndries
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STEAMBOATS,.
Steamboat and Railroad; Agenc!

FTNHh UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS FOR THE
l. Memphis and Ohio River Line of Pact cts, are
prepared to give through bills of ladin in correction
with the boats of the aforementioned Lines the
following Railroads: Little Rock and Pine Bluff
Railroad and Ouachita Railroad from Chlcot CITY
Iron Mountain Railroad from Belmont Mo- Evans
vile and Charlottesville Railroad and all its conneo-
tons from Evansville, Ind; Cincinnati Hamilton
and Dayton Railroad and all its connections FROM
CinciI natl For all information and through rate
apply to BURDEAU 4 WAYNE,
SIT tt loo Gravier street,
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Imports.

LIVERPOOI-Per ship John Patten- 1926 sacks
salt to order 100 bbls beer John Turpin-loo casks
beer z Z Brulatour. Sc do A Wyman
RUATAN-Pcr brig Jno NJ Burns-30OO0 punches
bananas 10 600 plantans 10000 cocoanuts to Otcri
& Bro
LIVERPOOL-Per steamship Domnlon-el0O SKIS
salt 600 empty sacks to Silas Weeks eco
NEW YORK...Per steamship Geo w Elder
Assorted mdSe
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VICKSBURG AND MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS AND VICKSBURG PACKET.
ICE.A The new and elegant side-whssl
- passenger steamer
Illinois,
M. R. Cheek, master, J. w. Spears, clerk,
Leaves Vicksburg every FRIDAY at u M.
Passengers leaving New Orleans on Thursday even
ing by rail will make connections
Parties consgning freight to care of steamer ILL
NOIS will please enclose bill of ading to
au4 If DUFF GREEN e. Co. Vickshurg
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do W Grayson-and sundries to order-TOtal, 14s
hhds sugar 557 bbls melasses
molasses to Richard Mi ken-5O do to order. .l8 do
John Calder-23 do p Maspero &cO-and sundries to
order-Total 1856 bbls molasses
ST JAMES-Per steamer Mary 1"a-10 hhds SUI
car bbls moIasses to Schmidt & Zegler-35 DO La
naux & Son-25 do Beltram Is do G A Lanaux-21
do C L Sonat Is hhds sugar Richard Milliken- 80
II half bbs molasses to orderand sundries to
order-Toial IS hhds sugar 104 bbs molasses II half
bbls do so sacks rough rice
PLAQUEMINES-Pe steamer Robt YOung-35
hhds sugar to Chism i Boyd-e do 70 bbls molasses
Duviau & Ricaud-3i do E NJ Scott-2i do Lanaux
% do 16 hhds sugar Maspero &co-l6 do "a bbls
Ter &co-16 do G Spor- II do 30 bbs molasses W
Burbridge &co-44 do 10 hhds sugar Bush Il Levert
bbs molasses Hermann & Vignes-6O sacks rough
rice G. A Lanaux-and sundries to order Total l22
hhds augar 206 bbs moasses 60 sacks rough rice
DONALDSONVILLE. Per steamer Era No 10
hhds sugar as bbls moasses to Brierre Wogan
SEES Conger & Kelley-52 do r Beltram-13 do : hhds
sugar Laurent 70 do 60 bbls molasses A Lum \
Cog do 10 hhds sugar Godchaux- All sacks rough
rice ] M Wash-and sundrles to order 1otal. IL
bhds sugar 354 bbls molasses All sacks rough rice
BATON ROUGE-Per steamer Lessie Taylor
16 bales cotton to Renshaw, Cammack &co-l3 DO to
A Levi-ll do j L Harris &co-e 90 / NJ Simmons
do Odell & Wright do Bush Levert-2 do Be
raud e. Gbert-3 sacks seed cotton COnger & Kelley
do Rush Il Levert- ~ DO j Gay &co.2do Lattte'
Dufilho &co--100 sacks rough rice q Savage IL
bbls molasses II Hevman-s hhds sugar Llamblas x
Dockter-3O bbls molasses Katz & Barnett-l2 do Il
half bbls do A Bader &co-S7 bills molasses hhds
sugar ID g McCan & Son. -21 do 80 bbls molasses
UrGuhart 30 do Lanaux & Son-12 do hhds sugar
J W Burbridge geo. IS bbs molasses lrby eco
10 hhds sugar NJ Scott-4l bbls molasses e Hart
6co-5 hhds sugar Hy Groebel-7 do Is bbs molas-
SEES WetInore-105 do p hhhs sugar Z ] Gay Geo
u do "A bbs molasses Bush & Levert-l5 hhds sugar
f Bourgeois 10 do NJ PUG &co-2O do Conger & hel
lev hills molas,es S Henderson 30 do A Tertrou-
so do II Bonzano. 10 do l. GOdchaux-Is bales moss
Odeu & Wright / do II sacks corn r Beer. and sun
dries to order-Tota Sc bales cotton "a sacks seed
cotton 100 sacks rough rice 100 hhds sugar 629 bbls
m0lasses II half bbls do
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-28

For G.noa-The strictly AL American
Ia schooner MATHILDA kRANZ Capt Jones,
go is now loading and, having large portion of
her cargo engage aw Ilhave dispatch. For freight
apply t. J. B , 0D Df NDohff'
u A'o NvluAVA SAssI.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-28
FOR GENOA.

"a For Genoa-The strictly Al Norwegian
s.,5-~s, bark ANNA Gunnuf5en master, is now load
@. ing for the above port, and having the greater
portion of her cargo engaged and going on board
W II have quick dispatch. For balance of freight
apply TO ROBI. j. BC DCENDoliFt +,
Mi 1876 Common street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-28

Toys displayed at Levy's.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-28

For Genoa-The strictly Al Norwegian
ss bark SAGA, Bic master, is now loading for the
- above port, and having the greater portion of
her cargo engaged and going board, will have
Quick dispatsn. For balance OF freight Apply to
ROBT. J. BUDDENDORFF,
nil 1876 Common street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-28
FOR BREMEN.

For Bremen-The German bark ONhEL,
s-4s,. Tasche master, having portion OF her cargo
- cured. and being OF small capacity: VIII nave
quick dispatch for the above port For trs.ht Apply
to KREMELBERG, SCHAEFER 20,
n9 If 1c6 Common street.