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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03
KAILROAD THE TABLES.

MEMPHIS AND LoUIRVILLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
e@@-@ r---A-
An. Pm. AN. Pm.
Express. except Sunday. 2.l5 $50
Mail Train.................... :. 4.40 l.25
Brownsville Aeon except
Depot at head of Main stress.
Ticket Office, 2S7 Main street, corner Of
Madison.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE r. r.
ArriVog. Leaves.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03
DirectOrs.

JAMES D. PORTER. JR.. Gov. of Tennessee.
LOUIS HANAUER. of SchOOl6eld. Hanauer
4 Co.
FIN. WHITE. of F. M. White AGO.
M. G. PEARCE, of Pearce. Suggs 4 Co.
e. URQUHART, of &. Urquhart 4 Co.
I. B, HAYNES. Of T. B. Haynes x Co.
HENRY WETTER. Of H. Wetter & Co.
Insures at Board rates. Private dwellings
especially desireds policies issued for three
years for two annual premiums. AT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03

NEGNlTOoD RESTORED-A VICTIM OF
Nl youthful imprudeuce,. causing prema-
ture decay, nervous debility, etc., having
tried in vain every known remedy. has ,ound
his fe ow suiiereYs. Address J. II. REEVES,
VsNa Au street, Dew York. Eeod-2-xX-Sl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03

Women pardon to the waltz what they
would never permit to the dance.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03

After waltzing,some women 60 through
quadrille as purgatory to the waltz.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-03

Love is often nothing more than the
exchange of two quadrilles and the con.
tact Of two waltzes.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-10

q freeze up the river has brought out buyers anl
there were safes to dealers to-day OF 5000 bbls.,
OF which 50 double extra at s. Is, 1913 low treble
extra II 50 BY. IS good treble extra Ut Is 65
at IS so ct IS 85 rs and 90 choice extra at g. 900
At s. & so At Sc 49, $50, $50 4O0 400 and 500 bLly,
! on private terms. Prices are unchanged. The
Exchange aIote - double extra At Is treble
family Sc 5OM7 y Dbl. ~
CORN MEAL-An active demand has sprung
up to-day, caused by cold weather and zoe pros.
pect Of freeze up the river, snd the stock being
small prices ices have advanced 2oc Dbl The sales
!5o at s. TO- 40 50. So 90 100. 100, IT'S and l0O
81 Is. so, 80, 100 and 50 at 81 20 . Dbl Subse-
quently 81 q was asked, and dealers are jobbing
Ct s. 35f14 so % Dbl. 49, - - '''- .
POhk-Ilie market is quiet to-day with mess
quoted at $40 Is q Dbl, and some heavy held at
FL no ssles except 80 bbls mesa on private
terms Dealers are jobbing at $2l 80 n bbi. The
L1cnange quotes prime mess at SIT 81 and Pumps
DRY SALT MEAT.-sho,lder are scarce and
IN request, and sales are frmer. Shoulders
are quoted ct 7s4c for loose and re f,r packed;
ciesr no sdes, lol4c; clear sides, lOs.1lOs4c 3
D. 40 boxes shoulders, spot, sold at re and )
casks clear sides q 1870 u b.. lot Of loo boxes
b., Dealers are retailing shoulders at Sc u ID.
LARD.ls in light supply and in demand, with
an uPward tendency IN prices. 50, 100and 100 tcs
reuled sofa q l4c, and 100 buckets ut loo n ID.
Packers is quoted At 1879, key 14A0blae, q h.
Dealers obtain NC over tie above pflces in their
BREAKFAST BACON-L dull and Western is
quoted at l3c u II. -
CORN IN SACKS-Good supply and active
demand at easieTMices for buyers. 1890 sacks
sold, OF which, $50 White and 30O white mexed, in
burlaps, at Sac. 400 white and mixed 700 choice
yellow, 1000 white on Change and $50 choice
Ht $50 u bushel.i vThssewere yesterdays inside
prices. The Exchange quotes yellow at Soc,
mixed at 8iGDS5c, and white 850lS6c.
| OATS-The supply Is liberal and the demand
falr at yesterdays prices. $3.50 sacks sold, of
which $50 on Change at Tic, 1000 choice at TIC,
1000 on Change at 73c, 1850 do 1t 721sc, $50 It
!3c, $50 at lac, and 100 choice black at 74c D
bushel The Exchanges quotes prime 1t nc,
BRAN-Lght supply and good demand
ct yesterday figures. Only $50 sacks sold 1t
q and, $50 on Change 1t u 30 ~ 100 fbs.
The Exchange quotes at 81 Is al 80. ..,,
I HAY-Fair supply and limited demand Only
2o0. bales primo sold u IA y ton. Tho Exchange
quotes prime at $24@s25, choice $26G137 % ton.
/ COFFEE-The demand il good for job lots ct
previous prices. Dealers stock 1000 bags; no
stock in first hands. We quote cargoes fair l81,
@lSAc. (gold) good 193DlsAc, prime lsl4aa
1870 y ID. Job lots: prime 2OQI2O1lc, good ~.
G2Uc. fair 1879 Wl9Zc q ID. .....-
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MARINE NEWS.
0yy1C1 NEW ORL1ANe BULLETM, I
Sunday Morning, January 10.

CIO0fo0 Y00t6f04ye
Steamship New Orleans Dearborn, for New York
A Moulton
Steamship Mississippi Crowell for New York,
jill Ludwigsen
Steamship CITY o( Mexico. Sherwood for New Y Srk.
via IampicO, Tuxpan, Vera Cruz, Progresso and
Havana- = I. i'm WitherspOon
Steamer Reliance. Read, for Pensacola Master
Steamer Lizzie Felsher for PensacOla-- - Master
British ship Otago. Gullison, for Liverpool
- - Hall &,Vaughal
French bark Mario LeoDie. septfonds. Tor HavH-
RY Hopkins
Dutch bark Adriara Petronella, BoOg. for Havre-
Ocean. Zerega eco
Brig Charlotte Buok, Hunter for Campethe-3 8,
e Goldenbow & Kelly
Schooner John Kranx, Pitcher, for ROston-
Norton 4 Bell
Schooner Mary Emily Krygsr. for Pensacola.
r-. Master
Schooner VIM Fisher, Hicken, for Ctilla-
j Macheca &cO
Schooner Excelsior, White for Raatan- -.
j NachscA eco
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Passengers.

Per steamship koeln, from Bremen via Havre and
Havana: .,t.fs -t ... ..t.
From HavauaJ Sarasen. Earl Of Roseberry, 4
3ermades. Marquis de Padilla. Biliguist, Anna
Jane Moore, X Il Garcia. G Ignaza, d VALDEZ l. Coz.
r.sa, lgnaza and family. p S'arens, Isaac Folks
Mary Folks From Rremon-Alfrod Slidell q IT
Per steamship City Of Mexico. for New York via
For Vera Crus-S A Criado Louis Nino. All Loo,
g Marc, H Riley. n Phillip, J NJ Flores. NJ Castil-
To- Casa. N Talcott Jno McPhai NJ Clark.
For Tampico-A Gutierrez, f johnson. ,.sia ,
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cleared :. Zof,4 lU
Stook same time last yesr.............. 252,sls
To.days exports embraced $3.50 bales to Liver
seo!, 2 2s2s r. BAs'e' zo.s to Boston and lieA to
Receipts proper since LIST evening $500 bales,
and since August 81 597 ITO bales against Gil, $50
last year-decrease 19, Az.
The Exchange telesrsms make the RECEIPTS &c "a. At
day 1866 bales, against "A $50 On last Saturday
and ID. 967 last FEAR, and sincs Ang. 81, 2,219 6H
bales, against 2.O72,7SS up to Friday noon, Jan.
., last year (sxdauding the above l4,9e7) in
Exports PiidSy. 70 Crest Britain. 1855 bales,
against 6l4l last week. and 1873 last year, and
to the Continent PISS bales. against 999 last
week, and $3.50 last year. -
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up 70 ~
e, 70 bales against S6''S'' last week. anu
TWRACC6~We,d did not hear Of . transaction
today. The amount on sale Is estimated At 295O
hhds: We continue toquose O. foll9ws Inferior , no,
l2@aat.e, medium l3@l4c, good to tine !50
l61Ic, and selections 171%Qe20c Received since
last evening, II hhds; exported, none. 6tocx on
hand by our running statement, 426u hhds.
Liverpocfat l5.S2d, and still less for Havre ct
kl6c; the going rates may consequently pc
stated at "a and 1c. We quote the range OF the
nasket - tolloxs: .
BY Steam-COtton 10 Liverpool S-Ioo, 10 uaT1
lHc, to Boston 70, to Providence Hc, to Fall
Diver &c, to New York ~, to Philadelphia s.c.
By Sasl-Cutten to Liverpool 15-32@ld, to Havre
l5-l6@lc, to Bremen 1-l6c, to Cronstadt Esd,
TO GeAo6l fA60111sc, to Boston &c. {. -
HUGAR-Received this morning 76l hhds. The
demand is good and the supplies are mostly sold
q previous prices 41s@5Nc for inferior, $40
NIc for comrn6n, 81 tor fair. e74@71ssc for
{oodhiS 514D7Hc Tor rudy fair, 7Ac fo5 prime,
good seconds, 74@S11. for centrifugal. SA@slIc
for gray claufed, 5000 for yellow clarified, so
sHc for off white clarified, aud SAGl01tc for
ara white clarified
4OLASSES-keceived this morning 94S bbls
nd half bbls. The supplies consist mostly o.
bw grades which are slow Of sale, while strictly
pe,ne end choice il scarce and in demand. The
supplies were mostly sold at 30QS5c for inferior,
aor cistern bottom, 55@51c for prime, Coo for
sexlctly prime. No choice on hand.
E1DUR-c.l1 Hea:he. aud the probability %
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MONETARY.

MONETARY;
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, !
'' Saturday Evening, Jan. 8, 1875. !
HEw ORLEANS oIKARN0-HoUsl.
9 Oeaxfngs. Balances
ssTuary 9.............. 1,948,5.8 Is 164,63g 0:
sxme time last week .sS274, ,67 81 i42.s7s 4:
Total last week. 10. 1851 40 1884, 63 l.
Total week before. 10, SCI ,043 43 776,e56 8;
We are indebted to Mr.. 1. n Maynard, Mana
xer II the New Orleans Clearing House; for the
following comparative statement OF the Associated
Banks for the week ending to-day:
sui~ n.) increase: Decrease
Specie. .......--............ $4,000
Ioang ............... 49,. 1000
Deposits ................... ~. $50, 900
We have no improvement to notice in the
Money market. The offerings continue OF mod
crate extent at the banks and limited on the
street, and without quotabls variation in the
rates of commercial paper. We continue to
quote first class paper and collateral loans Tor
sixty days at Sos. per cent per annum. Al do at
1O012, and second grade at 15QlS. First-class
mortgages continue to rule at 1O0Dl1 per cent per
annum. while nothing L reported ip:ssscond-class,
Geld opened at LAG lla4 , against i12h ct
New York, and after liberal nusiness closed at
Il2L1l12ss, against the opening rate in that
market. The sales summed up S97,' 800, embrace
ing $40, 600 at 1l2hs, and 1900, $500, $4,000,
SIS 600 and $50, 600 a5 1l2114.aI1']J
No sales Of silver, yeps Yreported., American
hsK dollars we're still qypted At 1os @losls while
Mexican dollars now rule at s7@97A& gold.
Under the influence Of the dfElhiS in Domestic
Exchange, Sterling Was about Ado fscent high.
s sse. i a@oaDts to ss q Comprising soae
bill Of lsding at =, fl5DO doAt $780,, CISCO and
and s2OOO do at $40, fiO,0O0 do at 4OL, ito, GOO
do at 5401.e35.41, and fl2OO bank az S. 49, ',fAf
The sales Of Francs included $4,000 CONNER
At the close, Sterling bills were quoted ii $40
Gs5A for bill Of ladng and Al clear, and --1o5A5
for bank, and francs AZ 4.65 for commercial and
A621IG4.6lH for bank.l.so.,,.q.W .na.q
Tie ofsrings of Domestic Exchange were Of
we're nsasly u q cant higher. Ths sales q New
York ight covered $s25,C0o, embracing $4,000,
4la10o cad 1Q6 900 comm escia at n y cent dis
eoune, 800 600 do at 1882. $1,000 do. and s21 COO
pervake bankers 1t $40, 5000, SIC, 900, $4,000,
$4,000 and 800 900 private bankers % Il, and
$4,000 do. at 3.16 We also noticed sales Of
$4,000 commercial on Evansville, Indiana, at X
b cent discount, and $4,000 on st. Louis and
$4,000 on Providence al ...,...s.
The hanks checked on New York at ~Z(hK %
cont discount, and commercial sight was quoted
at -@H.
Nothing transpired in Stocks.
city gold bearing seven per cents at $3.50 aud
elealn9 rate.s ~ 't.La III 4Ifn -
City Appropriation. Certificates were still
quoted at zONli2, and Metropolitan Police War
sants at -06O., No sales Of either we're reported.
Nothing Was reportei in State Warrants Old
were still quoted at about "a, and new about IS.
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Outside.--WaitinG Orders.
Ship Gourmet, Bryan, from Havana, to master

Exports. s-pF '.e
NEW YORk-Per steamship Aissisrippi--99t
bales cotton $50 hhds sugar IS casks iron 100 dry
hides hhds metals bales skiing AGO bbls beef 40.
bbis molasses 36} e.,bls Def . =i o. n 10
NEW rYORKAPer steamship New Orleans-414
bales cotton bales hides bdls hides 45l dry hides
JOO7 bbls molssses 29 bbs oil leo bbls soap stock
NEW YORK VIA MEXICAN PORTs-per
steamship City Of Mexico-For Tampico, 20 pkgs Of
mdse. For Vera Crus, 152 pkgs mdse
PENSACOLA-Per steamer Lizzie-5 hhds sugar
1890 sacks corn 100 sacks oats Is sacks coffee l2
bales hay 465 bbls -four 10 bbls oil 100 bbs pork 50
bbls whisky 10 casks bacon a.
PENSACOLA-Per steamer Neliance-200 sacks
corn $50 bbs flour bbls whisky 10 bbls oil -
vine 100 pkgs mdse hhds sugar 6 bids bacon -
Sbls molaases oi ft-.zf.1E -. 49,. 7.-. ~ 3
LIVERPOOL.-Per ship Otago-335o bales cotton
HAVRE-Per bark Mario Leonie-1l17 bales cot
ton 6266 pcs slaves i| .
BOSTON-Per schooner John II Kranz-34 tons Of
hhdB bones St24 horns q
HAVRE-Per bark Adriana Petronela-1711 bales
GOTTEN 1900 pcs slaves
PENSACOLA-Per schooner Mary Emllv-525
sacks sacks oats IS sacks bran Is bales hay 40
bbls flour 10 sacks salt and sund,ies
lCAMPECHE-Per schooner Charlotte Buck-200
bbls our 40 bbls pork IL tercesard 20 kegs lard 80
600 shingles l4a, 600 feet lumber 4--D4 tfE=t
HUTILLA-Per schooner VIM Fisher-10 bbls -four
9 bbs beef bbls pork bbs oil 1900 feet lumber TO-
600 shingles -i3 4.*-5 r-.ts'l -,
KUATAN-Psr schooner Excelsior-3 bbls flour IS
half bbls do bbs sugar bis pork halt bbs do
fierce hams sacks salt sack coffee Ae0O shin gles
1000 feet lumber lls pkss mdse
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STEAMSHIPS.


I ~ f.t
~ NEW YORK. r.
THE CROMWELL LINE.
in.l FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
To sail on SATURDAY, Jan. It at 8 A. NJ q
f6A. This line is composed Of the following
Steamships:
KNICKERBOCKER, HUDSON &
CORTES NEW ORLEANS
The steamship
..' Hudson,
3D. NN T4ft IL Irf.4 s. %.
eli eager, commander,
viii leave her wharf. foot Of Toulouse street.
Passage. $50.
Freight for Liverpool Bremen and Havre taken
BY this line and through bills Of lading given for
the same. '.df .4H. ne
q For freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MOULTON,
n14-H 1y ID II Csrondeet street
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: COMMERCIAL

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETlN,t
Saturday Evening. Jan. .. 1875.
COTTON-The sales to-day mot including 200
bales additional yesterday embraced . little over
$500 bales IT irregular prices, not requiring any
shs Geares and 1fdn report OF the Exchange u
below: 20 LIZ. n \, ...,
AFRICAN STANDARD or CLASSIFICATION.
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- SIkSsA R4 &}1bATN
NEW ORLEANS, SHREVEPORT. TEXAS Am
PACIFIC FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
SENGER LINE,
Compoeed Of f1rst-class Steamboats, IN eonnectaea
"l'h the tho TexasNnd Pacific Railway Company.
,.@t% Leaving New OrleanD and ShrevD.
~ port as follows
NEFA sis'S TUESDAYS, 97 yAE
Selma, Capt. T. E. Jacobs
c. H. Durfee, Capt. Jos. A. Aiaem.
THURSDAYS.
WI. Bchnn, Capt. G. E. Wilkinson.
.. SATURDAYS.
Maria Louisn. Capt. II. J. Brinker.
Texas. Can't. c. w. Stinde. IN
Giving through bills lading to all points o. -
Texas and Pacific International and Great Nertks0
Trans Continental and Texas Central Railroada
Also to Jefferson, Texas. 'N Vt ~
Particular attention paid to way business
Through Bills LadiRg signed only by -,.,.S
4.t--4rr NJ. w. JOYCE
Agent Texas and Pacific Railw.y.
d31 3m % Magazine, corner GravieR.
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-.-- W. -
PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.

-. a.
10, PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA. #.
PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN NAIL
III STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
+ Carrying the q. s. Mails.
yuniafs, j. W. Catherine, commander. tons.
'Yazooy L. ID. Barrett. commander. .1400 toms
Tonawanda, q. G. Wiltbank, commander ga tons.
C. w. lord, L. Cotton commander -. HOO TONS
~ 10 sail FRIDAY, Jan. Il, ct p. n.
A& Tho fine Al steamship
W,1ElEI G.. w. Lord.
~ .-77' J.. Cotton, commander
win leave her wharf, opposite jackson Square, ~
Passage to Havana %. s. currency).......e35
Passage to Philadelphia. northumberland 50
Through tickets issued to Now York. 50
Freight for Liverpool, Antwerp and Bremen,
taken by this line and through blls Of lading given
for same.
For freight or passage apply to -
80 lg,st = EDWARD A. York; Agent lr
nils ~ Corner Carondelet and Gravier streetA
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Be!0w-CosninG UHs

Norwegian bark Racer, Knudsen, "A days from Schar-
fuc0. to master t.t
Norwegia bark Franklin, Clemensen, 80 days from
Lisbon to master
Norw egian bark Thems, Anderson. IA days from st
Thomas. to master ~ Pr s-air Fl
Norwegian bark Kalisto Kettel, so days from Taro-
gona. to master .....-
muster .-.s 40 t7 IT !. 7.+ . :. H'-
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herman steamship Koeln. Ringk from Bremen 18th
nltimo, via Havre 18th. and Southampton ant
Havana, to Z + Stockmeyer &co-4th dist -
Steamship Harlan. Lewis. f. am Brashear City, Il
q A Whitney &co-Algiers
Swedish bark Mereurins Huffman, % days frou
Bordeaux via st Thomas, to master-2d dist
SchooI er Fred Dunbar Connors. 8 days from Ruatan
to mastur-2d dist P L I'LL
=. n STEAMBOATS,.
Texas Sunde. from Shreveport ..
Josephine. Cozzins. from Bonnet Caro-
Stella Block. Block. from Camden
a&o Mary Ida, Ruiz. from Convent Landing
Hy Tete. AucOin from DonaldsOnville
WawenOck. Gleason. from B0nnet Care
John Kyle, Hutchinson, from Cairo
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Rita. from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Chas Perry. from Tangipahoa
Schooner Mary Jane. from Bayou Lacombe
schooner Clementine from Blind river
Schooner Josephine, from hey S: Lc1.s
Schooner Eagle, from Blind river
Nv Schooner Mary Diana, from Tchefuncta river
There were no arrivals at the New Basin
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AxzsloAx STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
General Exchange
Quotations. Quotations,

Tho market opened with . fair inquiry, and
although the movement was checked by leading
factors adhering to their previous pretensions
and refusing ruling rates, yet about 1000 bales
there was but little change, and the entire sales
Summed up as noted above, little over 5000
bales. At one time, .unller tho 6rmnees OF most
factors, there was an apparent tendency to re-
eovery of yesterday falling on, but sales were
nevertheless made ut even lees than quotations,
and 1T the close prices were steady At about last
The condition OF d considerable portion OF the
iootton received during the recent wet weather is
calculated to check the movement, and although
as general thing buyers have exhibited . good
deal Of commendable patience on deliveries being
such emergencies. have made them less eager to
The amount on shipboard not cleared, going on
board and engag ed fer shipment, was set down
at the opening thib morning At lao 500 bales, en-
beacing AZ, 900 for Liverpool, 23,W0 for Hnvre,
5000 for spAin, q, 00for the Me6iterIsnsan, 5000
for Bremen, 38, 90 yfor the North Sea and 5000
bales for the North, which, when deducted from
the stock on hand by our unning statement yes
terday eysning, leaves LAT 100 bales to represent
the quantity At the landing and in presses unsold
V The r Ea5hanss reports SCALES 400 bales, in
sludina 200 after p NJ. yesterday; market firm
COTTON srArK1GxNT.
stock on hand Sept. l. 1874 bales 1883
Arviysd lnee last statement :6,40S
&xro4 tcsvSoosS :. .......... .6Ss,o7e s9S.SS4
I'll, 1887
Cleared to-day. 1923
Usarsd previously. 80. $500. .4s7,so2 447,527
.,.,,,,.. . =, ~ y =
cisered ,..,............... 26l,410
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LAFOCRCHE.
NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND LAFOURCHE
9++'ft PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, ut 10 A. NJ, and SAT-
URDAY, at SIP NJ
~ ~ For Bayou LafOurche and the
EMksIhoatts Coast-The packet .<....
81. John,
t-s .1 James p. McErOy master,
win leave as above. For freight passage apply
board. or to r. o. MELANCON, r'i''H
ja10n -..es 81 Cont street.
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MEMPHIS. 't
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves THURSDAY. Jan. IA, at p. NJ
i re For Nlemphis, Helena, Menth ~
l5sEIhla White River, Chicot, Greenville and the
Bends-The passenger steamer
u u.4 Ell Belle Loe, t{t sI RI
J. +. Hicks master, AK Grissom, clerk
win leave - above connecting ct vicksburg with
TRrahatchie rivers, and At White River with pack.
cts for White and Arkansas rivers paying pardcela,
attention to Al way and plantation business. Tog
freight or passage apply on board, or to
nj If BURDEAO l. WAYNE. 106 Gravier nj.
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: nj Il BURDE1 zH} L WAYNE. 100 aravier NJ.
REGULAR ANTE RIVER AND BAYoU MAS
ia CHAO PACKET. - ) t'la q
&f6 Tho ''"'n0h' ,xsi ;ics. p'0k'' steamer
C.S. 10. Porur master. - 80 Lon Kela clark.
Leaves her Landing, New Basin, MAg9oli. Brids.
points Sn Amits River and Bayou Manchao d,
For freight or E gaSssss .ppy S s1 sSsrd
Bills Of lsdfng signed ct the once Of BERAUD
GILBERT. 70 Carendelet street. s.n4t .e-. oj~ .
L.. - a.A4 SHIPS. H GsI odI
BELIZE, HONDURAS.
b.. For Belize, Honduras - The Al fast
&SS6, American schooner Prima Donna, Capt.
-. Dumas, 10 now loading for the above port
and will have quick dispatch For balance of freight
or T. Front or "a and 3 FnsaS q.
John p GAsPAEp,
- Tobacco and Cigar Manufacturer,
135 Decatur street r
Between st. Louis and Toulouse New Orleans.
Constantly on hand all Choice Havana Brands
Makes to order any Brand Of Cigar, Havana or Do
nestle CT cap for cash guaranteed represented or
sale. Chewing Tobacco Pipes. Everything
cheap for cash. 49, 49,. r. jas FrSASu :
II ROUT-KROUT- EFH .0f 3l-'-
100 half bbls Of Choice Long Cut KROUT.
In store and on landing. F.
For sale by fsg = al .4.N 4, tt
Jazz M&E GORDON d GOMILA.
RARSEIT CAMMACK. .r ..i,ss
ts.7 BROKERS' 5eas
IL CaP0ndelet Street-Frone Onice.
Stocks, Bonds, Securities bought and .old Money
loaned on securities Taxes and Licenses settled
jas 1mOM&E "a,
ITO THE LADIES'
The undergraduates the ladies who desire to
purchase good articles in HAIRS to cali at No. 635
Magazine near Jasksou street. Brides Hair Dressed
nj residence. T. ROLAND
dr.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-10

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Fer Bayeu Sara, Waterloo, Hes
sAA1lnI5 mitage, Port Hudson, Baton Rouge,
Pla4nemine and way laAdines-1Ae
United States mail semi weekly packet
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY q p. !.
for Bayou Sara HITH L CARLM, AgsntA
4 Toho1pisoulas strsst.
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