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jacks tail and kicked to death. II he would
meet his mother in the form OF an angel on the
road to glory he'd slip up behind her steal her
wings of her back and tell her to walk, while he
would go Oft to sell the wings to negroes for dust
ing brushes Down to hell" and, if you don't
see old Grant, Butler or Conkling, then wait
tell EN- we sent you there.
We don't blame men-black or white-for
waning to get work on the levee, but this thing
OF thousand or two rushing on board boat
before she gets fairly landed is nuisance which
Chief Of Police johnson ought to break up.
Boats lose time and have hard work getting
these roustabouts off their boats before they
can 90 to work unloading. Let the police put d
stop to it.
You can't carry too mn II whisky and loaded
revolver both at the same time without feeling
bad about it afterwards Now, BIZ GuptOn, tho
pilot tried 1t at Cairo some time ago. and Jury
at Vienna, H., few DAYS ago, allowed Bill
ninety nine years in the States prison, to reflect
upon the idea Of killing man. Now, If it hadn't
been that Bill drank too much, the worms
wouidn.t be feeding on that poor mans corpse,
ana Bill would be plotting a steamboat up and
down the rver at Sl2J mouth Pilots oughtn't
to tech It, nohOw.
Hays jack is not Jack Hays. We say this in
justice to both lacks.
The Esttll-a steamboats, running in Duck
River, Tennessee.
CAPTAIN Gilmore wants to swap off that double
batreed robln-slayer Of his for wooden dog.
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EEiEOFta4

HANRE--Pcr steamship Frankfuit-9 pkgs of
mdsc :,tautei, Macready &co--l 90 Jacob Calln-t
do < j Hart &co-5 do Eugster &co-2 do c Cal
lier-l0 cases mdse to ORDER do Foerster-l do
Dagorel-7 do u ii Holmes Aeo-2 do A Lutton-56
do } casks do J + Soar & Sons-l pkg do 7 Maard
do j Levcs & JAM. on do + Levy do O Boisse
> do II Daniens-l000 bags raw sugar Amsick-2
pkgs mdse VI Goulara-l case mdse Y Duhamcl-l
do Mrs John liauchc-2 pkgs mdse II Isaac do l.
cases do Carronche-3 pkgS mdse = Thonnac silent
do j Frank Ato-3 eases mdSe l. Pierre &co-l do
y Doiseau-4 do p = Tricou-6 do /. Theyis-1 do
+ Saget-5 do Cl0SteEman n Baylc-l do + Pitfet-1
do j = Sa11azn-1 do NJ Elie--6 do |. Reder &co-2
do Heb.It &co-9 pkgs mdse Guebe 4 Nippert-i do
Anderson & Simpson, hhls mdse NJ PayTo-1 ease
do I Michel pkgs mdse l. i Gains eases mdse
l. Grunewald-1 do u \ Palacio-l3 eases do Modal
| 90 \ RocheTeau Sc0-l 80 l. Niple-1O00 baskets
champagne Rochereau &co-2 pkgS mdse G. Sciac-
oaluga &co-l de Able RAJ mond
BREMEN-Pcr steamship Frankfurt pkgs Il
udse = cases do 30 casks zine to ordeI-15 eases
mdse Seig & krug-l1 do Never, Weis &co--l 90
Katz & Barnett do Mrs Gauehe-i do II Isaac
do |. Schwartz do T CharpeauN-3 pk. IS mdse to
Gueble 4 Nppert-l cask wine u 5 Ranmelee-4
do Hy Abraham-l mdse e I Buddccke &co-1
Dbl brandy = bbls wine Dreytus \ Meyer do
casks hardware II X ,greve &co-1 mdse L
Never do J Frank &co-l bale do k0ps-l case
do Ed Eiscnhauer-l do + + Stock meyer &cO-l do
Schneider & Zuberber-t do kaIstendiek-l pkg do
III Brunjng
Southampton Cargo mdse A Z Webre-l
do + Bell
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81 Pritchard e. Bickham-4O Walden Hawkins eco
| 9 Payne. Kennedy &cO-36 r T Buckner & Bro-33
| Stewart Bros &co-aS Alcus Scherck e. Antey-la
| Jno Hardie &co-ls H Wilson & MiIls-ls Leh.
| man, Abraham &co-l5 Warren Atkinson eco 5
| L L Airey &co-l4 Jno Phelps &co--l3 ,Jno Chatfe
| Bro & Son-1l BIitton Moore & Colempr-s Beadles
! Wood &co-7 Blakemore &co--6 J B Wolfe Sco-4
| d II Wallace &co-3 S Henderson-3 C. L Walmsley
&co-3 Temple S Coons &co--3 J G De lis-3 .Jno /
| Noble - Ii Allison &co-2 Presto &c, Graham &co-2
| Howcott & GOrdn-2 \ d Wetmore-2 G. w Sente
| AGO. l. Harris &co-1 J Burnet &co-1 L & w
Adams-and sundries to ordeI-TOtal, 1917 bales col:
| ton
| MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
| ROAD. March t-f6 hbls molaSseS TO Robert Hare-3
| do Doize & Lane-l- do l. Surle &co-2 do sacks of
| seed cotton L Terrtbonne--6 hhds sugar bbls mo
lasses II halt bbls do 2 Stvn-9 sacks rough rice
| K Betram-2 bales moss 20 hi bales moss pix hides
| Odell Il Wr@ht-ll sacks lice Biboet-27 Inf bales
| moss Hermann 4 Nignes--165 head cattle Pascal
SeTva-Total. hhdS sugar 43 bbtS mOiasses III half
opls 40 SACKS SEED ott"h ~ SACKS rice GU.
| % bdis w h,es halls kins ia q 4 Whitney Sco-
"a h,Ia. hide w II II urtba,.lI Il, tn nrder !.
| balrs SKINS Rodt ( Gnsrian 10 head cattle los
| head bor. IN ln,d Ioroas 1onl n,,r.. n NabIa sen
| cargo ner st,arnsbiD clinton from Indjauoa-s
| bales cotton 10 T. A Whitney SEQ halrs hides 300
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STEAMBOATS,.

NEW ORLEANS, SHREVEPORT TEXAS AND
PACIFIC FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
SENGER LINE,
Composed Of frstclass Steamboats, in connection
with the the Texas and Pacific Railway Company
Leaving New Orleans and Shreve.
WEDNESDAYS.
Belle Rowland. Capt. I. E. Jacobs.
G. III. Durfee, Capt. Jos. A. Aiken.
SATURDAYS.
Maria Louisa, Capt. H. j. Brinker.
Texas, Capt c. w. Stinde.
Giving through bills ading to all points tn.
Texas and Pacific International and Great Northern
Trans Continental and Texas Central Railroads,
Also to Jefferson Texas.
Particular attention paid to way business.
Through Bills Lading signed only by
M w. JOYCE,
Agent Texas and Pacific Railway
c5i 3m - Magazine corner Gravier.
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Same time last week. j, Sl3,777 OF 227,921 10
Total last week. .... 9.G46. 1858 II .OG2. 597 ~
iotaiweek before...... 1851 9i3 IS LOIS, S2i It
We are indebted % Mr. l. \. Maynard, Man
4cer OF the New Orleans Clearing House, for the
following comparative statement of the asso-
GATED banks tor the week ending to- lay
Increase Decrease.
specie. Observation-Disclosures. ...... $4,000
Currency. ................... .. l2U. 600
Loans Observation-Disclosures. s175,0O0 ....
deposits ,.......e ........ ZS5.UO0 ..a...
We have no change to notice in the Money mar
ket. The offerings continue Of moderate extent
at the banks and limited on the street. and the
rates OF commerce paper without quotable valia-
uon. We continue % quote tisst-class paper and
collateral loans for 60 days at sag b cent per
annum Al do at lONgl2, and second grade at ID
GlSc. First-class mortgages now rule at 90
III t. cent per annum. while second grade
entirely nominal.
Gold opened at ia oils, against ID at
New York, and after Ialr business, closed at
the opening rates in both markets. touching
III. during the interim at New lolk. The
sales summed up $500 O. embracing $4,000 at
lll'+, $1,000 ana $4,000 at 49,, $4,000 and
$4,000 at liz ,~ll5, and $1,000 at ID.
No sales or silver were reported. American
f-dollar- We're still quoted at 1917 @HGlOs and
Mexican dollars quoted at So DNl97 gold.
T. Sterling Exchange was without quotabe varia-
ton. The movement was limit q, the sales being
confined to go 800, CONT rising 4 ~ biz of lading
at ~, t2DOO Al clear at D 49,, GlOO0D do and
bill Of laang at 5.49GG5 80, $1,000 bank at ) >,
I20O0 do at 55}la
Francs also were unchanged. The sales COM
prised 1900 commercial, embracing $500,
100000 and 175C00 at 4.5oaa, and 100000 at
4.57l
Al the close Sterling bills were auored at
5.49Gt5 80 for bill OF ladihg and Al clear. and
-0G5.53 for bank, and francs at -0s4 IS !. for
cmmerclal, and i.533; for bank.
The offerings Of domestic Exchange were of
moderate extent, and rates were a shade higher
for cOmmerci j. The sales Of New York sight
covered s2iO0 embracing $4,000 aud $4,000
commercial al !. per cent premium. $50 Ot0 and
$50 tOe private bankers at 80, and $50 eco and
800 OO0 commercial ami fG,onO and 10 COO phi
vate bankers At 3-lG. We also noticed a sale 0l
so 900 commercial On Providence at per cent
discount.
The banks co tinlc - chccis on New orf az
a = cent pscmium while commercial sight va.
quoted NJ -mt3-l6, against tl-- Yesterday.
In Stocks noticed a salt uf ~ -h.lts Ca.
rotol Railroad Company ar $50
The on y sale reported in Bonds wa. 5000 ola
city SIX p L cents, railroad issue, al IL ?. New
State Consolidated sev II per cents wcra qlotcd
at about i~HT Isl and city gold bearing seveA per
cents at alb u nl37
~ sales OF City Appropriation Certificates were
reported They ere stGIl quoted ut 31hf59.
Nothing reported IN metropolitan Police
Warrants. They were quoted nominal at 10.
Nothing TRANSFERRED ii state Warrants Old
were sil quoted lit about 80. Row ~ 90 %, and
Legislative per diem Al -GG9O.
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MARIN NE VS..
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Sunday Morning, March :.
Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
British steamship st Louis. Reed for Iieerpoo-
SIlaS Weeks Sco
Steamship New Orleans, Dearborn for New York
\ Moulton
Steamship Mississippi Crowell for New York
j II Ludwirsen
Steamer Lizzie, Felsher, for Pensacola o Stuber
Steamer Amite, Adams. for Pensacola Master
Norwegian bark Australia, lver5en. for Havre-
Ocean. Zerega eco
Schooner II my Wilmington, Crowel for Boston
British schooner Ellen. . IouIkc for CentIiegos and
kIatali-- tioldenboW \ Kelley
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THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN SUNDAY, MARCH T. 1875

box; Sicily Lemons $ 5OcG6 Il box; Layer Raj
sins at 50 10 = box, half boxes 81 IS, quarter
boxes Soc; Bananas 75cMsl SO, according to size
q bunch; Citron Gee i h; Currants 624c; Brazil
Nuts 1lnIll &c; Almonds 23c Filberts l4c; Dates
Ia06c b b; Cocoanuts s37 80 u 1000
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USG.C.5 new ORLEANS BE7;L"gt Il
Sunday Eforning, March 7, 1873.

The river office Of the BULLETIN has been re-
moved from kounss Building, Canal rect ferry
landing, to no. i Delta street. over f. Conery X
Sons, whore the undersigned can be found daily
from 4. NJ to F. NJ.
NJ. H. Duncan, Jr., will, from and after this
date, represent us on the landing when we are
not there in person ANY other party claiming to
represent Us Will b. an mposter, as We have no
other assistant. Gro. J. DUNCAN,
River Reporter \. O. Bulletin.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Saturday Evening, March 6. 1875.

COTTON-The sales to day, go far as reported.
and not including 80 bales additional Yesterday
ambraced $3.50 bales, at prices requiring no
change in our quo atoms, but we have reason to
believe that tue actual business exceeded 1900
bales, without reaching 5000 We give also the
figures and full report Of the Exchange, as fol-
@0W5:
AMERICAN STANDARD ov cr ,ssIv,o.r,ov
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DARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
General Exchsnp


The market ononcd 49, va ~ ,so,,oo - =
atler a,'.ar IN, ~ II I
fair inon;rH , IN, f, soi' - ~
rlainlad fIrha iiI ~ W
nnt adnt M ~, go 1,.iI, ~ IL "G.iil'
neyerthnIass 80 raae"I 3ooo hics 'nv f.
-1nder Iibt ,oai,,+ ~ H. ~ 80 I:i
lied increased ronfIonca md IL 49, ~
a,Iynaa rnatn H. ~, 1iit ~ ai ~ a.
She sa1e we notn5 m IdII-n A,ii9ilS
Ind midda ~" W. a. - alio
checked aurng tnn or,,,s, Nv
The amonnt on shinhaa.l ,' anias Yea
board and enoafeJ shinpe,t W w. 3o'i6 ~,
At the onening ts No a Mas III uowh
brscing Al 00n fnr inrn6 q" ag ~ ~ go
1500 a. Snain 1000 1870 20 lit''i .
l0o0 tor Eraman eGon ~ ~ Mn III
5000 bales for the Nortb which When JeJrr a,'
rom the stock on hand by our INNING U statemen
onnresa,t tIa -. iIo,ogU oales 10
orfsses I,psnld ~ $3.50; w. AiiNiA6 anu III
Tie Exchanoe rennrts : Sales 37no L,los IL
oIn}iHa 1on a,tnr p NJ aeIt. Deoo NJ M
,tronD,n -'' d. 'oi W. so''oiu"s' MAIN u
rorrro,y sr,rr,v.r
800. 0tA-h,ri
..cch On hahd SEPT: 1, 1913 pales 1898
ArEtVeo SINCE last statement 49,. lOU9
arrived previously ......... 996,5S7 $685.
iul30iS
0searea to-day ..-........... 1o,t5o
Siesfeo previously '........--. ''g,f'4 1C6,o6i
stock on hand and on shipboard not
80 ciSssTeo ..-.............".... 20 81
SSooK halle 1iiae last year. Z3l,S2l
To-days exports embraced 1892 bales to Liver
pol, 2037 to Havrc, 1926 to Boston and 2l25 to
Kew York.
Receipts proper since last evening GLIB bales,
against 1902 on last Saturday and l7lU last wear
and since August 81 SGl $40 bales, against ,O17,-
575 last year-decrease 1524.G.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
I'll the ports from II NJ. yesterday to II II. to-
day s159 bales, against II ,422 on last Saturday
and 1927 last year. and since Aug 81, 2 9s7 0Jj
bales, against 8 lGJ so up to Friday noon March
VI last year (excddng the above Ii }27) de
crease 173, 527 bales.
Exports Friday, to Great Britain 1904, against
800 last week, and 1916 last year. and
to the Continent 10, 40 bales, against none last
week, and 67il bales last year Stocks at all the
delivery ports, made up 10 Il NJ. ~ 9i3 bales
against s33 1872 last week, and ~, l0z last year.
TOBACCO = We did not hear Transaction
to-day. The amount sale is estimated at 3l7J
hhds. We continue to quote f. lows Inferior
ugs 81 ave. meCium 10 fine l06yi1Iac low leaf
120GlZl9c, medium l3Gtl4c, good to tine 1Jnl
1919, and selections 17ND26c Received since
! astj svening - hhds, exported none; stock on
hand by running statement I. 81 hhds. "
FRElGHTS-Ihe market continues inactive
Ehe go ng rates are 10 Ice to Hdvre and l5-}2l
% Liverpool, consigmen.s beng qnoted at "a
One vessel, Oh demurrage, was pulled up at
T-16d, but there is no Liv rpoo room now under
1872 We continue to quote as follows
by Steam-COtton to Liverpool 1924, to
Boston, Providence and Fall River via New York
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STEA
~-@~-~->~~1~l~>~~> ~~~-~~e~
NEW YORK.
'r~re@--~>-~~l~~.~~-~~<>e~~r~~
THE CROMWELL LINE
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT
To sail on SUNDAY March II at g AM
6~AA This line is composed Of the following
Steamships
KNICKERBOCKER HUDSON
CORTES, NEW ORLEANS
The steamship
Hudson.
T.. V. eager, commander
will leave her wharf foot of Toulouse street.
dSsaSo-- .5O.
Freight for Liverpool, Bremen and Havre taken
by this line, and through bills of lading given for
the same
For freight passage apply to
ALFRED MOULTON,
nl4-74 " ~ Carondelet street
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Daily Report Of the Stage OF Wafer. with
Chnnge, in the Twenty-FOur Hours End
ing 3 T.. NJ. March q, 1875.
We had regular April weather yesterd

aBclow high water mark Of l-.4.
NELSON GOROM, Sergt. Sig. Serv., u. =. 4.
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LAFOURCHE.
REGULAR BAYOU LAFOURCHE PACKET
IL Regular BhyOu Lafourchr Packet
steamer
Lizzie Hopkins.
\, L. Dupus, master, NJ II Landry clerk.
Leaves New Orleans MONDA y : and THURSDAYS
at 2. NJ. Returning every WEDNESDAY and
SUNDAY. For freight or passage apply on
board or to
mh7 3m L. RIVET, 30 Cont street
REGULAE LAFOU ECHE AND COAST PACKET
Leaves every MONDAY and THURSDAY at 5
l.. NJ.
r. Commencing Thursday, March i
,sssaHAsgs9sstM The Al packet
Era No. 10,
Joe Dalfercs, master
Tom Clements and +. Dalteres clerks
leaves az above. For freight or passage apply on
board. NH
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BAYOU SARA.
=. For Fishers Landing, Bayou sara,
EI4&Asz& Waterloo, Hermitage Port Hudson
3EA.s1As0.1 Baton Rouge Plaquemne, and way
lAndingsTis United States mail semi weekly packer
w. =. Pike,
j. J. Brown, master,
leaves every MONDAY and FkIuAY at p n
for Bayou Sara. HITE CARLIN AGENT
Tch pitoaas street.
Merchandise consigned to Eli = Csr.in viii b
forwarded fraa NJ enmmissior ala
BDEUF RIVER.
REGULAR BtEUF RIVER PACKET
Leaves on TUESDAY, March 9 at ) F. NJ.
For Point Jefferson. (.irOd. Alto,
"A Gum Point and all way landings on Bnuf
eA and Black Rivers-The steamer
Stella Block,
T. l.. Taylor master,
Will leave as above. For freight passage apply
on board or to LORD Il MePEAKE,
mh3 40 Camp street.
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RED RIVER.

RED RIVER.
REGULAR MINDEN PACKET.
Leaves on TUESDAY, March o at F. NJ
,an.< ~ For imdcn. Port Bolivar. and
s.s:sGx.ztI all landings on Lake Bsteneau and Red
klver, lntermediate-The AL packet
Rapide.,
Nat Puckette master, Ferd v Cellos. clerk,
leaves lea , as ao"Te- The RapideS will take freight
board or to
LORD & McPEAKE 46 Camp street
F29 BRlTTON EPPLER. loo Common street
TT = For Grand Ecore and WAY Land
- ings During the repairs to steamer Bart
Able), the steamers
Ttxn-. Capt. Stnde
Leaving SATURDAY, March 6
Maria Louise. Cant. BIinker
caving SATURDAY. March ~
VIII attend to all business Of steamer Bart Able A
clerk OF the bile will be on each boat,
NJ. w. JOYCE. Agent
mhi tj3 , Magazine street.
PEOPLES NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND
ECOEE PACKET COMPANY.
leaves TUESDAY, March = at ) p. NJ
rssss d, for t'o",,a,tt, Brownsville,
At11ssss.ss.js.ss' C9mpte, Grand Ecore Montgome
s' a1a1l-f-a Moulh Cane river Cotile al 5..u" ma
orn:an,s Halbin's and All wy .@G1 rgs Rod
H!ver-Ihe 5 nd elegant as sec ger si.an,tr
Bradistl JOHNSON,
John Heinz, master, Ed Burke clerk,
vii leave positively above. The Brad sh johnson
NS Obtained ny litt eNptSSlA the
trade and will run regularly throughout the season
Tor freight or massage apDly uoe,G. q .
LORD a MCPEAKE Al Camp street.
ia1o If n. O. DON1H'E.
WEEKLY EEGI LAR GRAND ECOEE PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY at 5P NJ
re-. For Brownsville. Graz EcOrc
-. - tgS Montgomery, Mouth Game River Alex,
-r--7f an'llia Bafhin's and all way landings on
hed KlNet-1he Al and first claSs passenger packet
Seminole,
TN place of Fl, tai
John e. Mitchell master Jas l.. Robbins clerk
viii lear. positively above, throughout the entire
stiSon- FOR freight or passage apply on board to
LORD 4 MCPEAkE Agents.
y. B-Makess me connection every trip at Browns
vile with steamer Ida Leon for Bayou Pierre.
luh3tf
FOR UPPER RED RIVER
Leaves on TUESDAY. March O. at ; F. NJ
Ns H. For Shreveport. Jefferson and
E4tslAAt . Upper Red River The light drauaht
SEazEz1Ma steamer
Col. 4. Il. Guns,
Capt Isaac II kouns, Clerk f. F. Gillcn
will leave as aboye For freight OF passage apply on
board
q. L. KOUNS
HITE x CARLIN. BRITTON & EPpIER
LORD & MCpEAKE
n. Twill connect At Shreveport with the T. r
biNafly Tor PIPER Red River. mh3 St.
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STEAMBOATS,.
81. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, CAIRO AND MEMPHIS PACKET
r. For 81. Louis, Cairo, NYempkls
Chicot City, Greenvie, Vicksbur4 and
all way landings The steamer
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Through bills ading to Fulton, Little Rock, KAnsas
CITY. Chicago. Toledo. Cleveland Buffalo, etc.
Fl2 I'm w. n. BOFINGER lbs Gravier street.
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We are indebted 70 Mr. [. \. MAYNARD, Man
acer OF the New Orleans Clearing House, for the
following comparative statement OF the ASSOC
clated banks tor the week ending TO- lay:
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Same time last week. ! $40, III Of 227,921 -
total last week. ...... 9,Gi6, 96S II 10G2 597 ~
Total week before. 9. 3tJt 9t3 rs lOl5S24 l6
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MONETARY.

QFFlCE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Saturday Evening. March 6, 1875.
sEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.
Clearlnps. BsIanoef
March 6...-- ........ 2,799156 IS I'll, S63 81
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sECEIPlg AT TIE NEW BASIN.

Tan%'pahoa--peg steamer j Gaulta t!ihs 3im-
Der q order
Pearl 1iver-P"r acfooacr 'ien Washn -son- - 0G0
feet humber to order
BAY 81 Lonis-P.l schooner &it. .j"tn-'- cords
wood TO EnaSttG
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-08-28
Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of an order issued by the Hon.
Id the Probate Court of the county of Lewis
and Territory of Washington, the under
signed, administrator of the estate Of John
=. Jackson, deceased, will sell by public auc-
ton, at Winlock Station, on the n, p. r. R.,
In said county, on the on the
aoth Day Of Jaly, lPr,day) A. ID. Iss5.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. the following real estate
belonging to said estate, to-wit: All that tract
or parcel of land known as Xavier Catman's
Donation Claim, and on the records of the u.
s. Land Office in Olympia as Claim No. SO,
Notification No. IS, bounded as follows, to-
wit: Commencing at the south-east corner of
said Xavier Catmans' claim, running thence
north q deg, east 90 chains, thence north es
degs west "a 62-l00 chains, thence south "a
degs west 90 chains, thence south 68 deg,
east 32.62-100 chains to the place of beginning,
and containing $40 acres of land, more or less,
One hundred and thirty acres good prairie
land, twenty five acres under fence. One and
a half miles from the railroad and Winlock
Station, and good quality of land. $50
TERMS as prescribed by the decree, one-half
the purchase money cash, IN gold coin of the
United States on the day OF sale, or the con-
firmatioh Of the same by the said Probate
court, and the balance In six months. The
deferred payment to be secured by mort
gage on the property sold, with interest at
one per cent. per month, G,l
SYLYANUS A. PHILLIPS,
Admir- Estate John n. Jackson, decd.
June 10. 1865. 3O:w4 os
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into this mixture and bake on griddles,
Serve hot with butter. Canned corn
may be used in winter.

To SETTLE COFFEE WITHOUT EGGs.-
Put the ground coffee two tablespoons
full or more, according to the size of the
family } to soak over night in about q
teacupful of water. In the morning
add more water and put it over to
boil, boiling fifteen OF twenty minutes;
then Fill in what water is necessary and
put the coffee-pot on the stove hearth
in fifteen minutes or so the coffee will
pour off as clear as amber-colored claret.
II any be left after the meal is over, it
can be heated again with better result
that if it had been settled with eggs in
the beginning.
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THE ONION AS FooD.--It is stated that
the onion forms one OF the common and
universal supports of life in Spain and
Portugal, Authority shows, according
to analysis, the dried onion contains
from "a to 30 per cent. of gluten, and
ranks in this respect with the nutritious
pea and the grains. 1t is not merely
as relish that the wayfaring Spaniard
eats his onion with his humble crust of
bread as he sits by the refreshing
spring; but it is because experience has
long proved that, like the cheese of the
English laborer, it helps to sustain his
strength also, and adds, beyond what
: its bulk would suggest, to the amount
Of nourishment which his simple meal
supplies. rssFsN.st2 a. .,.-~.. s--.rse.
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How TO SEASON TOMATOES. -As the
tomato season is now here, the follow
ing method for preparing them for the
table is superior to anything we have
yet discovered for the preparation OF
that delicious article: Take good ripe
tomatoes. cut them in slices, and sprin-
kle over them finely pulyerized white
sugar. then add claret wine sufficient to
cover them. Tomatoes are sometimes
prepared in this way with diluted vino
gar, but the elaret wine imparts to them
q richer and more pleasant flavor, more
nearly resembling the strawberry than
anything eles.