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UPPER COAST.

UPPER COAST.
THE NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER COAST.
PACkET-AS FAR AS WHITEHALL
SA MILL.
Le19hkH The steamer
ss.1a~..x Mary Ida,
j. A. Ruiz master 7 r. Hovd clerk
Will leave New Orleans every Tuesday Thurgdsx
ana saturday at 10 A. NJ and win return every
" , FRIDAY and Sunday in daylight
FOR freight or passage apply on board Dr to
la2o 6rn w. j. COMAUX 20 Conf street.
NEW ORLEANS COAST BATON ROUGE
AND WALLS LANDING PACKET
Leaves every MONDAY, at 2. NJ, and FRIDAY
at 10 A. NJ.
Commencing FRIDAY, October r.
g.S - The passenger steamer
iasA =. l.. Hodge,
Jas p McElroy, master y. Eergeron clsgr
Returning every SUNDAY aud W1DSEaLax
EVENING
For freight or passage apply 81 board or 70
oiS If O MPFJ pf'tiN f,or - re
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SHIPS.
BAY OF HONDURAS.

BAY OF HONDURAS.
S,45S. and Houdur4--The fine ,,,,sSnn,ar .aio,'a.
- LILY or THE VALLEY Leach master
Fol freight OF paS.1@c apply On board Or 10
JOE +. IACHECA 81 Co
= y Qllce, l.9 OId LeYee street.
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. !
Saturday Morning, February ~.
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ANTE RIVER.

ANTE RIVER.
REGULAR ANTE RIVER AND BAYOU NAE
CHAC PACKET
.xE Tho ''""n'1' s Alice, p''a"' s''Ara~
e. S. ID. Porter master. Lon Keus CLARK
Leaves her Landing, New Basin, Magnolia Bridge
every MONDAY and THURSDAY ut T. IA fog nj
points Oh Amite River and Bayou Manchac
For freight or passage apply on board or to
GUNCY l. MARCY Agenfs
424 ard 426 Delo,d Sc
Bills OF ladlnR signed at the Office OF BERAUD
C1RERT. 70 Carondelat street re
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BAYOU SARA.
F@s - For Fishers Landing, Bayou sara,
HsiE&ANf Waterloo, HerDitage, Polt Hudson
s4ss1'@s11Nss Baton Rouge Plaquemine and yag
I8ndngf Tie United States mail semi " psok III
w. y. Pike,
j. IT, Brown u1astsy
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at 5 p H.
for Bayou Sara HITE CABIN Agents
Tch pitouas street.
Merchandise consigned to Hi !. q Carlin vim ia
Ior"efh"' 'ree ~ r0'nrnssion sfa In
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RAIL RATES FROM NEW ORLEANS BY RAIL,
Corrected daily by N. NJ. Carter, contracting
Freight Agent NJ and o. r. r.
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ELeaves EVERY WEDNESDAY, at ) r. NJ
, yY-sSse A. For Washington, PorE Mawwn
Simmsport, Churchvillo and all land 1gr
1-assaN1ns On tho Coast, Atchaf.aya River aud ".
you Courcales1-the new and light s,rsught pxese1s-
ger steamer
Bertha,
VIM Burton master j. Z. Gebv1i1t nl.rk
VII cave AZ above connecting at Simm4port With
steamer Minnie for Bayou Dcs GLu1os Eor freiy,
or passage apply u.rstr or TO
aut If BRiTTON Il EPPLEE. 1906 Ccr1nlo1 IT.
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0pELOUSAS.

Leaves TUESDAY, Feb - at M
49, For Washington. Opel0nsns, Psyh
LslEttktER Barre Simmsport, Churchville and all
nSFdsXkk u landings the Coast A tehafayala River
Bayou Courtableau-The new and ght-draughs
passenger steamer
Era No. 10,
In place Of F1cta
&. G. Pickett master
T. X Muggah and S. Herbes cerks
will leave as above taking freight passengers ion
Bayou DIES Glaizes to be landed at Big Bend Lard
ing klrks Landing, Old River, and Simmgport.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
FIG I'm HITE Il CARLIN Tchoupitonas ST.
Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY Mt p NJ
pr For Washington. Per, barre.
AtSsas.sXfW Simmsport Churehvilla and all intay-
Na~--~ mediate landings on the Coast, Atots-
faaya River and Bayou Courtablcau-T fine passl!a
ger steamer
e. Qautrevaux master Henri Molaisou and
Mel Hnckley, clerks
will leave rs above taking freight and passengsre
for Bayou DIES Gaizes to be landed Big Bend LJta
ing or Simmsport. For freight or passage apply Ga
board to j. M DOWIING
JaloI - Decatur street.
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MARINE NEWS.

Per 100 lbs. t per bag.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

BREMERHAvEN, Dec. 22.-Total killed 1913
wounded S. Twenty of the wounded are
hopelessly manned. There are Sc widows
and 1876 orphans of the victims.
LISBON, Dec. 22.-A Portuguese gunboat is
ordered to st. Thomas, in the Gulf Of Guinea,
on account of negro instruction.
LONDON. Dec. 22-The training ship Go
Hath at Gravesend burned this morning. NO
loss of life
The Standard publishes a telegram from
Paris announcing that Prince Pierre Bona
parte has issued an address as candidate Tor
the Chamber of Deputies from Corsica.
LONDON Dec. %, Evening.-It is now stated
there is reason to believe that twenty boys
persisted in the flames of the burning train
ing ship Goliath.
LONDON, Dec. 22-Lord Advocate Edward
Strathearn Gordon, Conservative, has been
reelected to Parliam ent by the Universities
of Glasgow and Aberdeen.
MADRID, Dec. 22.-Gen. Caballero De Ro-
das, formerly Captain General OF Cuba, Is
dead.
MADRID Dec. % g en-. Echagne has been
appointed to the comma nd Of the army OF the
Left.
ROME. Dec 22.-Despatches from Naples
report the agitation of Mount Vesuvus in
creasing. An extensive eruption is expected
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New York, Dec. %, Noon.-Cotton--sp
quiet and easy; Ordinary 10 5l6, Good Ordi-
nary IL Lie, LowMidding II 1916, Middling
10 SIG, Middling Alabama Is ZIG, Middling
Oreaus and Texas l3J.
Futures quiet and easy; Low Middling for
December - l-16(6l3 SIG. January IS 3-l6@
49, February 1908 TIC, March 113s@133
April.13 l3-16@13s, May IA 1-l6@l45, June
4i@4 sic, July IA 7-l6@14!, August IA !!
OLA 7-16
New YORK, Dec. %, Evening. - Cotton
closed easier; Middling Uplands Is SIG; Or
leans l3l; sales 2004 bales; consolidated net
receipts ID 40S bales; exports to Great Britain
As, Ala; net receipts 16l, gross 10, 4S7 bales.
Futures closed quiet and easy; sales IT,
600 bales; December 13 1-16@l3 3-32
January 1908 $50, February - 5-166l3
1872, March 10 9,l6@l3 1882, April Is 1916
@13 1882. May IA 1872, June IA 7-32914l,
July 14s@l4 Is 80, August IA 7-l6@l4 Is 81
Flour dull, limited demand; superfine
Western and State 81 5O@4 rs. Southern
-four quiet and heavy; common to fair extra
@6; good to choice extra Sc 05@s Is.
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NEW YORK ITEMS,

New YORK, Dec. 22.-The suit of the peo-
pie of the State against VIM. Kingsley, A. G.
Kenny, VIM. A. Fowler, A. j. Lawler and A.
M Bliss was commenced to-day, for S456,
125, which, it is alleged, was fraudulently
obtained from the city of Brooklyn in the
Hampstead reservoir job.
The trial of G. Lawrence, indicted for CON-
plicity in silk smuggling, was postponed till
next term.
The reduced rates on freight West went into
effect to-day.
New York, Dec. 22-The New England
Society had its SEVENTEEN annual dinner at
Delmonco's tonight. About three hundred
members of the society and guests were pres
emit Mr.. Bailey presided. having at his right
President Grant and on his left Gen. Sher-
man. Among the distinguished guests were
the Japanese Minister to this country Gen.
Hawley, Prot. Hitchcock, ex- Gov. E. ID. Nor
gan, Z. IL, Depew, District Attorney Phelps,
Collector Arthur and Hon. Thos. Murphy.
Rev. DIR. Ludlow pronounced the blessing
After the viands had been disposed OF, Presi-
dent Bailey arose and welcomed the guests.
New YORK, Dec 22.-The inquest over the
body of Sarah Alexander, the murdered jew
ess, is concluded. The jury, after half an
hours deliberation, found that the murdered
girl came to her death by violence at the
hands of Perach n. Rubenstein, and that the
death of the child was consequent upon that
of its mother.
New YORK Dec. 22-Wm. A. Boney Sec
Rotary OF the New York Rectifying Company,
at ii Cedar street, was this afternoon held by
United States Commissioner Osborn to await
the action of the Grand Jury for having failed
to make proper entries Of the manufacture Of
distilled spirits.
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From THE PASSES.

SOUTHWEST Pass Dec. %, Noon.-Barom.
eter 30 30. Wind S. E., fresh. Weather thick
and foggy.
Arrived: Norwegian ship R5bus, Thomas
master, 60 days from London.
American schooner Anna E. Kranz, Brown
master, 90 hours from Key West.
Ship Raphael, Sherman, master, q days
from Camden.
No departures.
The ships Coronet and Lizzie Burrill are ct
anchor outside, outward bound.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Dec. %, P. M.-Baro-
meter 5000. Wind southeast, very light
Weather thick and foggy.
Arrived British ship Royal Charter, Rob-
son, master, 70 days from Gloucester.
American ship Taylor, Taylor, master, SO
days from Havre.
British ship Bonanza, Webster, master, 81
days from Liverpool.
British steamship Mississippi, at $50 this
evening, Lindall, master, from Liverpool, to
Slas Weeks & Co.
Bremen bark Johanna Marie, Gustavus,
MASTER So days from Rotterdam.
No departures.
The ships Lizzie Burrill and Coronet and
bark Virgen de las Moves are at anchor out
side. bound out.
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 22.-River IL feet 2
inches and falling Weather cloudy and
mild. Arrived: Sherlock and Church from
New Orleans. Departed: Cherokee and Ash.
land Tor New Orleans.
PrTTsBURG, Dec. %. River feet 9
inches and rising Weather cloudy and mild.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 22-River falling slowly,
with feet 3 inches in the canal Weather
warm, light rain.
EVANSVILLE, Dec. 22.-River IL feet $40,
and falling Weather cloudy and foggy.
CAIRO, Dec % No arrivals or departures.
River IA feet s inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and damp. Mercury So.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 22.-River fell IL inches.
Weather clear and springlike. Departed:
Thompson Dean and James Howard for New
Orleans, John Chambers for Vicksburg and
Cons Miller for Cincinnati.
VICKsBURG, Dec. 22.-Passed Down: Susie
Silver II NJ Up: Louisville IL last night,
Belle of Shreveport 4 A. NJ, Oakland and
tow p. M. River rose inches.
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changed.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 21, 1890 P. Motion
easier; Middling Uplands 6 15-16d Orleans
1864. Estimated sales to-day 10, 600 bales,
2000 being for speculation and export. Re-
ceipts $1,000 bales, including $4,000 Ameri-
can.
Arrivals quiet and unchanged.
LATER, 2. M.-Cotton-Sales to-day in
clude 500 bales American.
October and November shipments, sail, not
below Low Mlddling, 5 131Gd.
PARIS, Dec. %, 4 p. NJ. Rentes G5f. $3.50.
LONDON, Dec. o. 4 P. NJ. Conso!s for
money SO 11-16 on account 935.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. %, 5 P. M Cotton-sales
of Middiing Uplands. nothing below Low
Middlings, shipped December and January,
by sail. 1864. Long clear middles SIS I'd,
short "a,
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STEAMERS TO BE WITHDRAWN,

SAN Francisco, Dec. 22-Owing to severe
structures of the Victoria press on the loss of
the steamship Pacific, Messrs. Goodall, Mel
son & Perkins announce their intention of
Withdrawing the ships from that line.
An assemblyman from San Francisco has
introduced resolution asking the appoint
ment of Legislative Committee to devise
means to prevent IN future similar disasters
as that of the loss of the Pacific. He sup
ported the resolution in speech referring to
the loss on the coas. in the past few years of
ten steamers and fifteen hundred lives.
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Wheat steady, and quiet for spring,
irmer for winter. fair export demand for lat
ter. 81 1901 81 for common to choice new
winter red Western, 49, for very choice am
Der Pennsylvania, 81 A for white Michigan.
Corn slightly in buyers favor, only very
moderate demand, 73k for yellow Western, in
store, 62@68l for new Western mixed and
yellow, 65@664 for mixed, 67@68 for new
yellow Southern. Oats quiet and unchanged.
Coffee-Rio dull and heavy; cargoes 174@
1873. gold; job lots 17d(9204, gold. Sugar
dull and heavy; SB@Ss for fair to good rein
ing, 81 for prime Refined unchanged, 10a
Cgl04 for standard A, 104 for granulated and
powdered, lC5 for crushed. Molasses-New
Orleans unchanged, fair demand. Tallow
lower, 94@10. Rosin steady. Rice dull
scarcely SO hrm. Turpentine heavy, 36t.
Leather steady; hemlock sole, Buenos
Ayres and Rio Grande light, middle and
heavy weights 25@27B, California do $50
269, common do 232@26 Wool quiet; Do
nestle fleece 3S@62, pulled 20@47, unwashed
1908, Texas 1908. Pork dull and heavy;
new mess $50 50@21. Lard dull and heavy;
prime steam IL. Whisky steady, 81 1910
16. Freights quiet and steady; cotton per
sail 5-1601l 80, per steam ZIG.
ST. LeUIs, Dec. 22.-Fiour dull and un-
settled; superfne fall So 50@3 rs, extra
fall So 1904 25, double extra do 81 35@4 rs
Wheat inactive; small lots of No. 2 red fall
sold at 81 40!, 81 3o!@1 SO bid at close.
Corn active No. 2mixed 4l4@44. Oats dull,
34e Rye and barley unchanged. Pork dull
$40 Is. tor small lots. Lard dull, r. 12a@12. Is
Bulk meats easier. more disposition to oper-
ate, shoulders 7(97l, clear rib and clear SIDES
1O@l0ac. Whisky quiet, 81 IL. Hogs-The
extreme warm weather has caused a further
decline. Cattle dull, very little doing,
fair to good native steers $4G14 so, good to
choice Texans S3@3 so, common to fair
$202 IS Receipts for two days: Flour 700,
wheat 10000, corn $4,000, oats 1900, bar
ley 10000, rye 200O, hogs 1850, cattle
10, 900.
CINCINNATI, Dec. % Flour dull. Wheat
steady, demand fair; 81 2S@l 80. Corn dull
and dropping, 47@4S. Oats quiet and steady,
35@45 Rye quiet and unchanged. Barley
dull and nominal. Pork dull. Lard-de-
mand fair, firm; steam S12 25@y12 81, closed
S12 So bid; kettle S13@13 20. Bulk meats
dull and nominal. Green meats quiet. Hogs
inactive; fair to good packing Sc 6G@6 80.
Receipts of hogs H. l5; shipments $50.
Whisky demand good; closed at 81 IL.
Butter steady, prices unchanged
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 22.-FIour quiet and un-
changed. Corn quiet and firm, 45@56. Oats
md rye unchanged. Bacon-shoulders 100.
lear rib sides 10. Lard-tierce IA keg 144@
p Whisky and bagging quiet and IN
,hanoad
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CANADA MATTERS.

TORONTO, Dec. 22.-In the Legislature the
estimates for 1876 were discussed. One item
was SIS, 900 for immigration. Hon. Mr. McDou-
gall said too many mechanics came to the
country during the depression of trade. On
tario, he said, paid more than necessary for
this branch, and he moved in view of the de-
pressed condition of manufacturing industry,
and the surplus of labor seeking employ
ment, it was the opinion Of the House that it
was inexpedient to offer speedy encourage
ment to immigration for 1876.
Hon. Mr. Crooks said the policy of the
government was to encourage the immigra-
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RUFFIANIsM In PENNSYLVANIA,

police of the Reading Railroad Company are
guarding the tracks and trains in the vicinity
of Mount Carmel today, being called there
suddenly to protect the companys property,
in consequence Of gang of desperadoes who
boarded passenger train last night and fired
on the conductor and brakeman, hitting the
latter in the leg. They then commenced
beating the conductor, when several passen-
gers came to his rescue and succeeded in
driving them from the car The excitement
is intense, and although great efforts have
been made no arrest has been effected
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK, Dec. %, 12:22P. M.-Gold 1871.
New YORK, Dec. %, Evening. - Money
active; 1872 and interest bid. Sterling quiet
&C. Gold closed at 1l3I@113s. Govern
ments dull and lower; new SIS l165. State
bonds quiet and steady, except Tennessee,
which are lower; Tennessee SIS 40i; new SO.
Stocks closed active and unsettled
Sub-Treasury balances: Gold S42, 072, S65,
currency S3S, 374, 744.
The Sub Treasurer paid out $4,000 on &C
count of interest and S479,00 on account of
bonds.
Customs receipts S165, 1000.
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MARiN T..

GALVESTON, Dec. 22-Arrived: Steamship
Geo. w. Clyde, from New York.
Sailed: Steamship Pottsville, for Provi-
dence.
NORFOLK, Dec. 22-The schooner before
reported ashore south of Hog Island is sup
posed to be the Anthony Kelly. She is a total
loss.
PLYMOUTH, Dec. % The steamer Labra-
dor arrived from New York, but ow-
ing to the heavy gale was unable to land her
passengers. They will be disembarked at
Cherbourg.
New YORK, Dec. 22.-Arrived: City of Vera
Cruz and Pomerania.
Arrived out Queen, America.
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MORE PARTICULARS OF THE COMMERCIAL
LOAN COMPANY.

CHIcAGo Dec. 22.-The statement of the
Directors of the Commercial Loan Company
was inaccurate. The assets which will will be
available sooner or later are about S4O5, 600.
There is 100000 due the company which
can not be collected. They will probably pay
eighty-five cents on the dollar. The company
did large deposit business, and the suspen-
sion falls heavily on the poor.
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There are thousands in this city who have had
business with that sturdy old furniture dealer,
John Bots, 152 and 154 Camp street, and all,
we venture to say, have found him fair and
square in all of his transactions He sells
furniture at very low prices-packs, repairs,
upholsters and varnishes furniture in the
best of style, and attends to the moving and
of the same, giving full guarantee
for the faithful performance of all contracts.
Give John Bots call.
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ton Of agricultural laborers and domestic
servants only. He believed employment
could be found during the winter for ~ 0Oo
of those classes. The government intended
to continue the same policy in this matter
Mr.. McDougall's motion was lost, and the
item passed: The House then concurred In
all the votes required for the public service
for the coming year.
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. %. = For the South
Atlantic and Gulf States stationary or
falling barometer, southwest winds, cloudy or
partly cloudy and warmer weather, followed
by cooler, northerly winds in Texas For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley Using baron.
eter, southwest to northwest winds, cooler
and partly cloudy weather.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

ALBANY Dec. 22.-An accident occurred at
Canastola at o'clock last evening. The fast
train which left New York yesterday morning
and Albany at o'clock P. NJ, was thrown
from the track at the above named point, in
consequence of a misplaced switch. The en-
CINE turned upside down, but the engineer
Mr.. Sigsbee, and fireman escaped unipjured.
The drawing room cars and one passenger
coach were thrown from the track, but fortu-
nately the passengers escaped injury.
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HEAVY RAINS In TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Dec. 22.-Very heavy rains
prevailed throughout Southern and Western
Texas the last two days. The rivers and
bayous are higher than for years. No trains
left for the North to-day on account of the
unsafe condition of the trestles. The roads
north of Houston are reported broken and the
trains blocked. Steamers could not leave
Houston to- day on account of the flood in the
bayou. 1t is feared much damage is done to
the different roads and bridges.
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MORE CROOKED WHISKY,

PrTTsBURG, Dec. % John l.. Hoffman,
Conrad Hoffman and VIM. Bowers, composing
the firm OF IL ffman & Co., distillers at Baiti-
more. in Butler county, were arrested and
brought here, charged with illegal distilling
Alex. Harvey and David Ring are also under
arrest, the former charged with fraud in con-
nection with the distillery, and the latter with
fAudulently issuing warehousing bonds.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Dec 22.-Spanish gold 210@210!.
Exchange active; on the United States 60
days currency S7@SS premium short sight
9O99l premium; 60 days gold l169l17 pre-
mum; short sight llS1l19 premium on
London l4l@l43 premium; on Paris ING
115 premium.
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THE MAYOR LOGUE INVESTIGATION.

MEMPHIS, Dec 22-The committee IN the
case of Mayor Logue are investigating the
charges made against him by ex,AldeIman
Davis; but reporters are excluded, and the
committees report will not be ready IN all
probability until after the holidays.
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G. L. FOX PRONOUNCED A LUNATIC.

New YORK, Dec. 22.-The sheriff s jury at
Boston pronounced G. L. Fox, the panto,
mimist, lunatic, and he has been committed
to an asylum. Mr.. Fox leaves wife and
young daughter almost destitute.
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st. Bernard coal delivered at fifty cents per
barrel, within city limits.
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Carpet and Oil Cloth Uarehouse.
ELEXIN q, CO.

A0LNAI N 1E 1907.
16S. Canal Street 1875
Are ofaIing New Styles of
VELVEr and BRUSSELS CARPETS.
Three Ply and Ingram CARPETS
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
COCOA and RATTAN MATTINGS.
WINDOW SHADES and CORNICES
CURTAIN GOODS, in Terrys Reps and Brocbe
=, At Extremely Low Prices for Cash.
dc I'm cod 2dp
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Blackman's Commercial College, 131 Caronde-
let. Terms reduced. See advertisement.
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A so cent box of paper and envelopes, with
initial, fer % cents; dirt cheap, at Eyrichs.
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Pearl, Russia and calf card-cases at Ey-
rich's.
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Crandalls acrobats, menageries alphabet
and puzzle-blocks, at Eyrich's.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
CITY HOTEL.

CITY HOTEL.
G Pegram, Deer Greek o Reid, Texas
M Bilcher Texas II II Lumnis, Houston
Cheatham, Tenn Texas
A Robbins, Cincinnati John Norton, Mobile
WI Hale, Mobile CD Darral, La
NJ Beteis and wife, Chase. Matanzas
Grove, Ala Fl M Cudabac, Pasca.
W Dantzler. Pasca- goula
aoula VIM Griffin, Pascagoula
8 Mcleod. Pascagoula T NJ Stallworth and lady.
Fall county Texas A 2 Jones, Fall county
L Lewis; Sumter, Ala Ala
w R Beck, Camden W Goodson and lady,
Ala Camden Ala
Miss Beck Camden, Ala A J Gilden. Brennan
Mrs Sledge and child, Mrs Richardson and
Lexington child, Lexington
s S Randlett. La Thayer, city
C Perl, st Louis E NJ Wallace, city
G F Parker, city J J Silliman, Canton
NJ E Pratt, Ala Miss
d P Robinson, Texas H Johnson, Baltimore
VIM Gill, N . & NJ RI Jas Broussez, city
Robert Watson, Texas j Windham, Calves
A Hamilton, Shreve- ton
port &c Deloach. Lafourche
Vim N Ewell, La T ID Taylor, La
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Galley, La a MYERS, st Louis
NJ C Anderson, Ga Enos Miss
Brown, Miss I'd Landon, LII
J Sarffel. Memphis j Gordon, son and
Hines and wife, Miss daughter, LII
Miss NJ Brown, :. j Whittermann, city
J W Smith, .. G Eastman, Ind
G W Butler, Moore, city
j e Under :. P III Cassidy, Miss
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