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, 1875-06-04

CHICAGO. BuattKG1oNh 4 QUINCY RAILROAD,
ps,sof Juot qf Iakt.. laInaI.ar. amt SIsss4nh.x.,
ant i,tnaaad Sizftenststs. Ticket oset 81 cl1rksts
ah9 at drpott.
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soME wE>rARN n1fLnoIDs.
How Certain STOCKS nre Manipulated, and
how Creditors are Mann-rd.

The difficulties between the officers Of
tho Atlantic and P4ciGa aud the Nj souri P,cia
X hlr ads, ana tue unsecured cdltors OF those
corporations, are about To- terminate in victory
for the latter. Yesterday Judse Treat appointed
a receiver for the Atlantic and icihc kiirO 4,
upon the Application u a bondholler and the
officers of the N+-puri P.ciar are req med to
show Oh saturday next why maj adju.lca'i
IN haukrultc. sho Id not Dee made against them.
Tue declaration Of banktuutcy Of ei-uer r0al
virtually duuul, the l-'ps- 40 the Missouri Pacihi
by tue Atlantic aud Pacific ,Ouipanr, hnd mat
Is tn consummatiun wished or - The crcdI-
tors Of tne Mi-so ~ Pacific railroad.
At needing Il the s.ock. oiGors Of the Mis-
souH Poetic knrOdd, on TIA 80 v ni-ut. AT
which S,NuD OF the clmpauS's stock wa. req
resented II Ms resolved that the nicer. OF tue
Missouri iacinc Railroad he req ir-ted t. re-
sign. After the 9th 'rr-' resign ton he rOaI's
new managers viii pr coed Ia bankruptcy uuly
50 lar as t. have tue ira 4ducnt tuird MOI suge
Of go O.OJJ -ct aside. Mr. Frank J. bowman,
the attorney for the un-ecur-d creditors. has
ascertaiued that Of the { .s,l,OO1 If rse bonds
recently advertised for sale 80 - cent, on the
dollar, not one dollars worth Is Tor sale. ne
NOR cage was laid On the road by the Atlnf tic
aud Paciuc tonpinyt dec I'VE the stockholders
anG quiet The unsc utcd creditors.
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Cm.nn,..nncc- All.r C..cs.

tiun 90 l.ci b.fg Aer4N
Tho other day. while Il Nic&sDurgcr was
ria'- t,N.i y y .,N-ln "a nd, nl--Y, he saw q
--l.iifd Auitg man -utins on "a 70 q iie
ic.,'. ga. ~ Wa sHca an air of utter dc. il-
N.t 90. utt tie cfantfyutn that the Nicas-
oHs-rr drew rem aud inH .rci;
lif COD, slNc! w.lat ail on. voun. man -
y atDlns, tor HOIs saae VS. ;us meek re-
ply.
But Is any one dead r"
liail' / heard 4 tiy .ody but old Matthews,
amt bee went III wo montus go"
Art ynl sick -
~ f,rl kluI-r bad"
"N.,l! NoI took h d. In fact, YOU are tho
wofs. ioa l'n- uus IAN I've seen since the
clpte o. t.s W.i.'
IL was All right til n month ago" said the
youn- 900 ga booking sill in r. solemn.
~ nat b opened IN =
Nv Oman went tlck on me ~
"Dij. chT Were YOU en-HgtiY"
IRA ninr around there for 3D. year or 50, and
We! nusppd and loved and hooked fingers, If
IT, i,n't !, in1 rnsl.ei, tnen cont know"
Auu she backed Uutf'
"Acs.'
"H,.i, I've been through the mill myself. /
hlt IS .u ago uLck "a ne IN thet va, three
months 40, and Il dnt lose Dlt of sesp over
IT,
You d,ln't?"
"No, sir"
liui, them" sighed the young man. az he
hi'h"d uun- GA ths rail- "tu2 woman You
l"N'i Diah't own siX'cen mules, and have cical
hGhIred u les Of co tOu a. sell -
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4 DErUrY SHERIFF AssAssrvArED
Tho wife Of n Murderer Pleading to n Mob
to Spare her Iusbani-Why Gov. Ames
did not send Troops 70 the Ncscnc.

- - ~ m, ,
nAHoO CITN, MISS" Oc'' SH-lne most
intense excitement prevailed here Yesterday.
a. 7 ~ t..au - t,,,,,,r., ,,.a, ,,, ,,,,,,, ~
''''o' N''9e''' " " '"o " 10y VI
\. 7. Morgan, the Radical refugee Sheriff at
lack son On last Monday Russell wa surer-
-, - go. 80 I, b.. .t.., ~,
SUI" ~ u'I-iN ~ y. -. GUY '''''''"i' Al
tic evening Faurc received TINS note;
Ifvou value v,ur if, .etvc the sl.,ir's oqice."
t,,,.,,,, ,..,,,., ,.r,,,J ant 50 .t...,1 ,,.,,,,
- ''" ~ ~
re'gnng nut was assured lr"tcct'oh uy some
OF tho leading citizens. On Tuc5iav morning,
l, II D,..f - .,.,,e I y, u,ss.u o,,s,.,i ,t,
- IL i'S'-i' 7"'i "' % '0'' y" ',' ''0
Shcrlnj ohicc AMI dislrcu u speak To Faure.
Russell walled ont into tho PISS &C. Flure fol-
t.,,4, ,,.,,., 49,. b, "A ,r,.,,,t,, ,,.,,,. .,.,,
l"N''N' ""c' INV nav ~ '' o"'' "''"' wen
~ steps, according t. TIE tc4lin'ny OF the only
witness. Rtt44pu drew siN-shpoter and shot
r., -. t,1 f.,., tt. 60, ID,
Ia!rn t'I1i-i 'ul 49, ' '"' e"'V'S VI
Wuich ~ uici III a l." H'i,'.' .,., .-...,..,
H".s n.u' "''t Nt. ~ ..'.,,, ~ -, "a
n re ihr'H- 81 Vi.l1f, '.,s' '' go w tl'Y
plinuii,I hi"s', nlt'5 "' ".'i 49,, =, 'H ~
~ li''i't'.u va :! W. T. IN ~ ".'.
.lluW',i Hiin IT, n9 i''s "a ~ !n,, ."e V,t1"n7
tuVi' ~ .t liiii,'. g." ~, 80
ti'p'' ~ ga , i a,, tt i,,. u c
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Year The counties Of Santa Clara, Alameia
luha. and Sacramento furnish the greater quan-
uty, out the trees flourish In any portion Of the
State.
All parts Of California produce excellent ap-
pies. Apules sell at from % cents To - per bux,
according TO the quality and the season OF the
year.
NUTS.
Los Angeles county takes tho lad in the rro-
du"ttou OF almcnds ana Engiish wilnuts; but
Alameda. Sacramento. Santa Clara, SOnoma. So
lano, and y uba arc each struggling tor the SUI
premaCy. Sonow1 county has tire honor of pro-
ducus the nrst Italian chcstuuts, aijhougn tue
yield ~ yct II tot very large. Iiick Dry nuts,
black Walnu's, buitctnuie, AND pccaV- are I'M
ported FROM the E1st. Brazil nuts, aui one or
two Other Kin U.s.. are brought from South Amor
lea. M sandy soil Of the Sa"rtinrGtO Wiley
h been found c-crirn, for peanuts, and large
quanlItIes are culliNaled ihcre.
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JAY GocAD., rlxANcIrRING.
The EEe Railway Tying 10 Recover some
Oi it hOaey.

shortly after JAY Gould was deposed
from tue presidency of the Ele RdilN.t, the
comp rs sued for restt u n Of several mil
lions of dollars, nd he p.id rac sum, aud
uroniised TO deliver to the company certain
shares - stock and bonds Of great value, aud
to convey 90 the c mpany certain real estate
tree frutn iucumbrauce, tho rperty amount
Ing in all TO over $j,AO.OD Ihe Erie Railway
has now instituted another suit az INST Could,
IT. which II Is sad that he has failed 10 deliver
certain stock Of the National Stock Yard COM
pany, ana Of the Glcuwood Conl Comuin any. and
- .ther iprratiDn Of the par value of tllss O.
o., and that the rcai estate conveyed b, him
W.s encuube cd, aud tudt In order To prevent
ITS sale on foreclosure, the Erie Railway mas hid
T. uay $!i3Vo pcuiius hnal settlement, and
Situj cdsu 10 remove circumstances. Inc
company AK the Court 10 decree speciic per
foruauce bN could OF his agreement. The case
WIS before Judge Donuhue YESTERDAY, on a NO
Nou rs Thomas g. shraru ~, IN hrhalf Of G. auld,
10 still.c out the relief demanded IN the COM
plant Tor specific performance, ON the ground
ihat II was uaautrurIu a by tito fcts stated.
The only proper rcli' !, on the fac =, Gould s
LAWYERS cpitended, was Tor IlluA.e-. Mr.. Mac
Fi.ltud, tor the Receiver Of the Erie X hlway,
opposed the mrlln, chLracleriLiug II as udicu-
lou,. Decision reserved.
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AMUsIHANrS.


Idwin Booth as InVO.
Since Mr.. loth's engagement ut the
Fifth Avenue Theatre began, the audiences,
nightly nllinc the theatre full, have -en OF the
very best kind. Last night in presence Of such
an assembly the distinguished tragedian PLAY ed
Idgo This Is a par in wuich he has heretofore
won some OF his hest laurcls. Portions Of his
impcrsOhation OF 1t are very arly Ter
feet I'm temper and expression; other
ostions somewhat lack tue quiet, undo
c'matury Intensity Of = thorou- " sklful
and confident ploticr, whose whole soul Is nb-
eOrbed ~ hi- traitoruus scnenits, and VINO often
In containing win his uWn soul goats over
the snc,css Of his lhan a. II 1t were ready Sc
cured II Is Just mere In tines. cOmmuuia!- with
himsclt ih't PIT io'th us the derian tturF
stNte tnnt an honest and # uk man might ciu-
ulOV. His manner here suggests too mucn the
fore pImp. the conpul-ion ~ voice ani sent-
msut. when both should glide u.t. Ills -titit
Is Ill, inst of scri ent. ava Ike Il serpent IL
should show i-cli. wien D." disguise i u Cos
well enough To- excel the expect ruu~ { muuN.
and - su. ses' a 80, ns Ir1u1niltr tint he
IN sht do min SELF cTctit Do tine sra j! DE woId
i' Nv '' save j. -NchAt" toe 'hin.'A" -
= catrci, u.d H't fer wall of tr.itr
Wn.t npuM Doe dim .c'cir - ints INTO
rautire urad' il crl,r tu.t tAet mI.nt bear
some -'.c ..'o' oru' 10 g.. of l'r i.rs Yi i3e ih-
demon ith M cl l'"pI - rNu-h Iut, aud
Mr. llar .cune's BiN '.u" cAc uradN. ite
pl.y w.. rci ~ yer &C. sr.nar aud
tre costumes with one cx option, we've hir-
IN 'niou' ami han some. lhc rXgcsuun " g
DR. IS Wnra 20" 80. T. k... VITO tooN in- rart Il
hr ltON-d hkc { e. 'ti,--fur -. ~ devil 90 a
bDrl'sq Ir oi Toe INuit Iaut. p-'in s'h 'u.. lii,
oos,iut WA u,ttly 9At If Ar'uut,W'h tNr
ret. "ud We d"t g. s. 10 .r OF 40. own
taste. IT is nc tie ms, tine this scn,ieft "a
has grr"tI' MARIE ine p-orne'i.tirs + piii"r-
cit sceic- tLi"ul win hiip Is D. pe "a iufti-
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nsnd, but low. GRADES were dul and uncnsnrcd ste
nrAin' and hall M ms 9d@Hgc.; DO ysi's. gSe9-
Ne.tcrn nrsins ana TUBS. iSie2S. aad ci- us. sS2
lfc Tor STATE fnctcrv. va SIC Tor DAIRY. ana ~ ~
Tor Ohio f1c'orf L-s- 1 iner demand at -sts Sc.
ior irrsn. ana If-1c. for ma u.
tu d. W a. W."tlNl io- rcj0c cd tp-nE gi.i-t ti.3
t9r ungrad'd fgr ~; 1872 for st fi nos M srfi .ci
IL, ivI ~. MHW1ukcC str,nr SUI Np -n"'t' =.
sprnEi - %. az. tot Nc. - CniCts0 sp-s. 81. Is
vi .nr white Michigan. oct rc i've. ta re- 49,.
~ nu'r Of ;Hi iil Tor uit0End Nrstera u,Ard ii1
SO. IT., ~. = ttc'Go ,mE.d g. see. ~ M "a
lcY-s'ts 200 bush. at &L.2 FOR riirr elftr sf1.
foW,9 s1i.. AMI ti!l ior canai Bi. tnr s' Soc.
miyei ,i'. III store. r .tea,nlr his d &c. fyr ,e
low. aud 49,. for white.
fcHurci ,.c. Al whi.h trc IN rkct squict, Nidpung
~ anas, l3sc and low mildlirrs ap H. i-iic sales
d.,.' htnt ~ cnhsumrtion. Futures Gr,Hhct $50
Si,,. 5 100 bale q .in. a. IS .+' for 80
ii'l'' Ir ~ hW.Tf, l ,iGr. i,i March. l' -. flr
nVr a'.i'r Way ti lalGc. fgr .ipNc ava ~ 80. fOr
x l'o GUS 81 tc t"re t.rd werN a'"| ntie'.
To- ltcrno marS'' W.. guci ;i'i' a iue ri aldt
GRO tEfte ices were avtn qUl.i ard n.,nii' Vi v
Unchan-'u VITA rHrlr oi lIo d. rc OF t..ttl Dt.s,
Ii.c Ns I'D re -teaiy ~tha Sale 4 900 hrrs taae ~
VI 900 Ind. Iafttdues at ,,ltc.. 70 200 flis New
OHrnns NJ sec 90 s'rvr and H'n BE. On .t.t h.. W
h'i' aud 2ol b r.. a. 7a,etc. 70 nir 10 goa re-
frrg lha, teafriiuLil az Sr.. aud fr,rah sirl. 1t
ialN Is. Refine INA, dcrtr cslu AMI about rfc1 ~
w. qute; toNcc, Java. 80 s.a H.ra'a'to, lui. .
pulf. u honi Hnl ga - ' c1rrcn',, dizzy uai r..
.H' n.i"f z = llH.-l ~. =" G. 'i u .'s. v '.as-
nn' r 9p,c y'o' tfoccy st9E ga" clayed,
Sugirs-i ir % ud refining tu'a. 1st "a 'i -'.tery
~, t't st.ci rrft iiugal s'. rr.lcl lu', tttr.
i"I harl' Vssloc. Tor s'it Nm,c and go, &C. ioi
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TIE DUEL IN TIE BEDROOM.
WHAT rs RNOWN or THE TRAGEDY
IN DELJNCEY STREET,
Discarded Business Partners Revenge
JcrgsiaW's Death In Bellevue Hospital

a Discarded Bu~iness Partners Revenge
Jcf.sl"" = H'"'" III hc"cN"c hhHp""'
The NCirub1rs' story ofthc Bcuts struggle.
m, t..e , =, ,,...... a., t,,.t
III" pouN ol Joseph H"luihan inc Iollsn
1a ..,i ,.,. ,a.,,.,,, -. ,,.t,.'., 4, tadtu,r f.,
uN' S''" i"N Se-"."N ""''' u "au ''"'" J."
the toy room at 100 Delaney street. inc rooms
underneath arc orcu.icl bv a family named
,vido,,., o,o 90 ,,, ot,t, $50. oi..,c In tbc
"N'''''"' '"o VI Jug I''s W., an " ''
room at about O'Clock on tuesday aiternoon'
and heard a violent strn.cts overhead, and i'm
,,,,,a,,,. ,,,n.,,..r, ,,,,,,,,o. - ,,s,ri sbo,s
"ev'"''N '"'i'o''''" "'""'' W p9." ''"'
fired IN such rapid succes.ion that she could
not count Them hcayv fall followed, and,
-
'u'"'i'E '""' '"u s'"N' "'" "'e" "'''-
thrown IN the sc"iie' she ran rom her room
shfiekinS Ere I've ocruu'nis ot the ADJOINING
rooms quickly Consfcgatcd on the landing.
l'e'' 'oo' n'' 'earu '"e ''s,'' sn",S, ".nu-
t'-n"hd strufilc was e'lHt'tN sun '" process
nN owe when David parlfon, the tenant Of the
- ,.,.,, ,, 49,. II, ,,o,,, ~, STAIR.
'""'"' '"'t'N' Wv '",'''' ~ @ W.
and found hts door hu,tcd ana inc solhus
d.vn ~ IRA ANA ~ al ont Az h. e.t /, 10 SUM
A., n naU ,.nl H. Jus. a. lc went on, the last
slI was Xii. and n minute rftcrw I'd .Io n
p.rI..l fine v.naf Of tle t,iisc entered. " men
Oair ltentln rived he ho4rd ni'uy conflict.
t,s sturi 3. ana score Of terrified men ana
yvot,, IA f,ilnt,cd INN mo stairs lie forced tine
door. t'ut " : prevent ! from opening o. en-.
uf.ly uv WHIT proved t. hc the todv " Davis
J Jrrositv I,int behind II. IfewAs still breathing
slightly and he mad asmnil bullet hole on the
side OF ia ri.nt tcmrc. Goldman's body l1y
lace INV ri Az the o,ter side OF the room. but
thp np,rtriott was so small tha- the bodies were
w., "t,'r f,ct om r. o1r huilet had entered
'i,.o TO- a.. -i,ht s.r and an.ther I'D meme
| tr tsd the rt,ht teu1nIc 10 was ainno. dea L.
| A small sevcn-barlcl revolver was clu. ched la
| hie st,r.nirs fingers. and Il vernon precisely
simii r. was I,tnr bv Jcroslav's size -Four Of
the chlnncrs were empty. and Guldinan's ri tul
hal been knockcd from tuc ceiling in two rlpcc.
hy the bullets, and broken pane showed
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Arrived-wEpvEsp,Y. Wv. 2.

Steamship Erin. Liverpool. m lse ard nsss.
steamship stna. Say tnllla, nidse. ana na.a.
Steamship Sct tlua, Liverpool fI,is'. aud PASS.
SietuEhip Aih'u,iir Lewes. tui-e. IN Na.s
Steamship Ellen 5. Terry, NcNbcrn. y. c.. mdso. and
pas.
Steamship Mass. Rotterdam, ndsn ara PASS.
S,csushlp ,ucsspes sc Portland. n'ls'. AMI p,ss.
b rk hun4 Pr. cut swansea, IN h1 Lest.
BARK Maria MaGre Bflstul, IN % la &.
Ato tno l.la. r1y-l .M1 9 Lt.t va I.Ll..A
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BULL-CEoHK.-ol Nciuesily, OF. 90. 1875, at TIA
rcriurGcr cf tr hridr' ptrClt.. bY ts V. g. r. ial-
ofy. h'slr- 49, Hiii of BruuAiyr T. 1t a.. erin" Ne
Young At a,r.lt: ~ capt. henry Cioik Ciy Island.
htstrhes- rnuI y. =. \.
BURTON lit AiiI lon fhu-sd w. OFT. ~. THE
rrsccacc u uc dr's 71rclfs, nl l' i ~ 81 o. ca TX.
s.Jr, D. T., lars e. tprt.n t. 'au!e j. daughter
OF A. ' ildeT lu|nt %. ail Of thi- ti'r
FlEEM tN-Mula:Eli.-At Or luge Junction. Y. J.
On Wtinc Saw oct. - by -, Z, =. Nc nll co. Lor.
rare - Freeman 10 Cara daughter "a Tie LAKE joan D.
MClEWEF-FGNCII.-Onw Wednesday. Oct. %. ~ the
Rev. George y. Dr.gcr Il lc br.e'- silence. Nm.
san'cy NcLcNee 90 Lucnor Nre MIA Finch, al u this
rEAsr-ToDp.-Oa Wednesday. Oc,. e. =. tsc resi.
d.nce % the hae ny the lscv. How ard ,r1sby. u. ~
George = T. dsc inlS Mr Daughter Of Els ara Todd
Form ovEE.-oa Tue dar. o -. 60 a, iae. REL.
tftrf ~ t|lr hlu4 p Paw i'-, DIS tls " Rad
fa.tat 80. -. ,,' '-q, Of ,i9i 70. nr y. J...,
posi- -N. Z l.O $3.50 ~. GA 90 rs, .D 90" tt9rch
" o.. A-l,u-uu D., tH' o., Nur-aA l'ix. t.ct.r %
Teal '.r'rH. NtN iure, ga -..- \. i.-. Mar 10
r ''. o. . oi 0c-. I.llp j. lis a. ils-rl4i.a,
tHfr f -tr w.
.lIf. ~-H thCn.-On TucsllV Ort. g. o; st stc.
p r.'f .'I. o.. tIr E.v lr. " .ul, r.DS u.
stl.cst t. MJy j.. Bt>rr b 'ta 80 tl.s IS.
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MARINs INrELLTGENcn.

MINIATURE ALYNNAc-ruts pNY.
sun rscs.. & % san sct,.... 81 Moon sets. 81
HtHH NArFG-rHis nay
sandy HOOk1l 10 Gov. slanal@ ~ Hell Gate. l 70
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FnuuoLD, Sad, Soy. .. Nicn 81 Gauly VS.
tii tYrtr.. .pa .a.l , u a.at, % ~ .tiJap.ti OY
,l,.a.. oA,.-l. 30. s... 3 ,.c a4l.l4s OF .L "a
..'st .A+ J. .t.IIr.s.u o.. .A.i ,l,I,
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Eusi,;fss Votltrs.

Re right ard succccd.-ENOX r. awavs = ut,
AMI ir Fucc'ss fhlf has aUrIu'H Ihr lgtfiHr i1 of
his tN ni winter tlyi4 % E.L neu's iirls 300. in {
and i -.i mate ~. Tue kNON be- 60 ttrfuupl -
excel nc- Mase uurcla cs az "a. |i-fii ~. $50
IrJaiway, or his u .tv tue lei otta1I.huicnt.
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ca. rrh. deafnr..; is-' tutgncoi- rriief; per-
GilDcHt ols,si tllt.e. 4r.a'i4is4, Nh a.t Al0.
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A Dollar Case of HoutGnpatl'ic Medicines,
WIN Dit' tui- tsrlr u.N. t tu-tfii "u Co g
OF g.. sNIiI hJuns .pstils Pharmacy, 10 ga az
All who suffer from coughs and colds viii
Que relief ~ NlaiANs bALs Al Oh WILD th-@AY. %
cont N.A q
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DcrtdCdiV the Hr>t Plnrc ~ New ORR TO
buy uDots, fh' Ealtcf- 90 $3.50 IuNfrr+ uf r.Icas
icss.n-s. Al. BY e. aud 81 20 iegl'. rg .es. sat
MILLER & co. s, 8 ulOA 4quarc.
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Dycinq and Ciranine az the Vow York Dvr-
10 90 nune ~, ~ pr'alsiy ca dl, .e. =. s.. 1di
anu lCs Picrrepon 49, B0JNtu. Ese .Disncd % iears
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Quirk's lrsh 'lri cure, hilOusur-s, liver con-
plant c''u' Aiss d.. I1icc per plc~ase' 2o..-A4s.
No. 9, BoyS Of Tic Is OIid. now re ady.-Adr.
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Tho cherry il believed to- grow to greater per-
fecuou iu this STATE tbtl 100 any other pIrt Il
the wOrli. lue uaiNcJs are supplied from tho
orch .rl- 81 : trLuehtl. iuI,t, santa C..t., and
Altucit cuuut,r-. a.. IpasI malay other couu-
lhtrAlN.
Ynua and Sacramento counties produce the
largest quantity OF pehcue-, aitnp 80 c'u-i iera-
ole alnlIuts are seat H. irIm Otucr regions.
Came uelcncs 4 e sent La-t AID sold for higher
hgDtrS thrH clu toe ootuued ter the local
pr I.rl~. A.ricu-- .uu meet .rincs come to US
frttlu tine lt a F2uNtlt-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-04

In the evening the Rink was filed hy7 O'clork,
ana lhe -trttcea were oprnrd fifteen minutes
ihtr tutu the upnu.ul"d tlus WIN a drawer
from w." t'Y. George j. Ningns Of New lnrh.
IN ms -rrh' % Nr. moody Developed the text
day night;
ma oa 'nr son ~ man has to seek and to save
=. he st' i"ci seemed ~ have been more care
Iully ronsict rcd IN nm nr ~ Nir. N01dv's sar.
mons re, ana ahoIEdcI Nitu afurt.- i,lo of
81 charlie Ross, yctY iau'li,r hut thrv were
eIolhed WIN new in Il tV the strt..r's
Tatnic wof's and cuneins. symutfirlr voice.
81 We heard" continued the ovtu,.li 80.
story % Rowland mn, the fcViyui-t, in.t ne
was one day addfeesing an Immense t.satnt h,
10 L"hdon' when the Lady Ann ErsAine. wh1
was arriving n.y. ordered her 90 ,ci man 10 drive
~ close as lossble 70 tho preacher that r. o.
might hear hlm sneak. The crowd was l,fpc
and The 81 rage ~ l. dy Ann VAS on the out
skfls "heh Rowland lill saw her By tho liz.
Gy NV ger c'h"hntu ana tha Richness of her
htlfr u kn'" that "a" BELONGED 10 tho n b,ii. 8.
ana SoA'e Ius VI lis sdo tolI biu ~ no shs was.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-08

300 bbis -four 16 casks bacon Prudhomme Newton
16 do K Converse-20 do Brien-l fierce hams
F DelBondio-45 pkgs stone fixtures to Kursheedt &
Benyenu- II pkgs seeds Virgin. 80 boxes cheese
Miller Porter &co--l4 rolls leather Thos Schorr. 90
bales domestic Peet, Yale & BOwling-2 boxes shoes
M Stuber & Aueh--1 box mdse Alexandria,
oaks bacon Boarman-11 bales cotton and sun
dries to Order-Total. 1S7 bales cotton
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD. September T. a sacks seed cotton Genenery
101 sacks rice Sevin-1 bale cotton JnO Chaffe Il
Sons-19 hides Rykoski- 10 sacks potatoes bales
BerD ard do Odell & Wright 2 hides r Beer 43
head cattle Inbau Aycock &cO-l 4 do Pascal Servat
and sundries to 0rder-Total. l bale cotton sacks
seed cotton
Cargo per steamship Mary from Corpus Christi
1406 dry hides al dry kps II bales kips 10 bdls skins
Geo 1857 in gold State National Bank 1886 head cat
tie G Mehle &co-and sundries to order
RECEIPTS At THE NEW BASIN.
Amite rver-Per schooner Reporter-1l50 900 shin
giles II 900 st ayes to order
Pearl river-Per schooner Cowart- SO cords of
wood to master
Bayou Lacombe. Per schooner Modeste-4O0 bbs
sand to order
Blind river Per schooner Glenn ntne- 8 OO0 slaves
to order
Tchefuncta river-Per schooner Louisiana State
400 bbls sand to order
RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN
Pearl river-Per schooner Perseverance 900 feet
lumber to order
Bay st Louis-Per schooner Lagrange-1100 bbls of
charcoal 10 cords wood to master
BAYOU Lacombe Per schooner Hattie MS cords
wood to master
Lake Shore-Per schooner Victoria No 3-125 bbls
shells to order
Blind river. Per schooner Harriet No2 5000 stave
To
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-08
By RailrOa de-.
By Railroads
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
Sentember T.. SO bales cotton to Meyer, Weis &co-s0
al n x G Newman I DO Jno Hardie &co-50 bbls
hardware Behan Thorn &co-l00 bbls lime Srod
crass-sO bbls -four 60 half bbls do Glover & Oden-
dahl-36 bbls apples bbs potatoes GTeve Wilder
mann-lO DO Jos Keller car old iron Leeds &lo-l1
hhds bacon Schwabacher Hirsch. IL hf casks hogs
heads DelBondio-30 casks bacon Jno Brien-3e
do b,x hams < Converse A casks bacon ID j K
Boarmap-IO bbls potatoes Newman s. Kent 30 do
10 half bbs krout DelBondio % bbs apples Greve
& Wildermann , casks bacon Byrnes Barstow-25
tter,es lard Vose Bros. 2 do Burke Thompson-3
thrashine machines G w SiZer q e. p bales sheet
ipgs 20 boxes thread to Order-l box mdss Muller
do Ell N Siebrecht--l cotton gins Golsan Bros--6
pkus paper w Kauser & Bro 2 bags bags Ahren-
back Bros pkgs pa per Shor & P-l bdl sacks bil
rope L Johnson-2 bds bags Phelps a. Moore 2 do
Nance & Motitt-5 pkgs mdse L Johnson bales
bags Dallas Nj Co.'S pkgs paper Robt Ogden-' oox
mdse Ii Glasscock-l bdl mdse J Woodhouse =
bdls pa yer Conway & B-1 bdl mdse McSpadden u )
IS bbis tarpentine 37s bbls rosin A 4 w Shulehay-
SO de Simpson 4 L icou. .6l do LOnglev, March &eo
cotton gin j Wolfe &co--5 bbls turpenflne X
Cathro. lot mdse III L Pinn-65 bds paper L Pal
mer &co-I car poles z A Finney. IL bdls sacks X
tlvnn \ casks fl England & allon 3 do n Bac-
ems ir L mule Sheehan-1 horse NJ Heinemann-l
pony J Dreyfus lot mdse J Jannev- -45 sacks oys-
tiers l. Javonarich. Il cotton gin W Grandjean-
lot furniture Mrs II L Dupuy-lot furniture Hail
II3 pkys tobacco Waekerbarth Joseph bbl- of
whisky Holt Murray &co-10 do Marks & KEN err
8 do Tardos & Laronssini- II pigs glassware En-
mich 10 boxes bscon order Is bbls potatoes Alex
Kelley 50 do Chas Pleasants-i7 do Dawson Pit
cher-25 bbls whisky to order-.0 do Hart &co.-
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NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN WEDNESDAY.

The fine steamer c. B. Church, j. S. Pat
terson master, NJ NJ. Deem clerk, leaves to-
day at P. NJ. for Cincinnati Louisville and
all intermediate points on the Ohio River
The fleet and elegent side-wheel Iberia
leaves TO-DAY at 10 A. NJ. for all landings on
the Lower Coast to Port Eads. The Iberia
pays particular attention to all plantation
business; Geo. A. Sheldon commands John
McConkey in the Office.
The Bee left yesterday for St. Louis with 8
barges, having as freight 1929 sacks salt, 20
bales bagging, Is crates earthen ware, and l
case merchandise
The Favorite will arrive tonight from the
Convent and return On Friday morning, c. R.
Fagot master.
The W. ]. Poitevent, in place of the Mary
Ida, is due to arrive this evening, and will re-
turn tomorrow at 10 A. NJ. The Poitevent
has clerk on the levee today receiving
freight.
The Pike, from Bayou Sara, arrives tonight
and returns on Friday at P. NJ.
[By Telegraph
VIcKsBUEG, Sept. ITO j. B. Woods & Co.,
agents. Susie Silver will arrive on Thursday
evening and leave on Saturday positively.
D. II. SILVER, Master.