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TEAMS GoINo NORTH


CONNECTIoNs.
TRAIN NO. 10 eonnsets st Riehtnond Junttloa
10 and from points bet seen there AMI Livinsstonl
a. stanford uith stages 10 and from sonsIsstl AZ
panviils Station With stages 70 and from Dalsiils
CITY at MlIehellsburg With stores Ia aud from Per
ry,ille and iIaIrodsbarr 81 Lab men 9Th stages
70 nom Springfield. Canpb. lisvl is. Columbia aud
oTssnsburyi Al Lebsnos yunsiioa Nth Trsins
leaving al f;ie .. N. and 81 .. H., Coz hsnpAls
Montgoa-sfy, and inisrmediais points. Ps4ssassts
going To points North, Ealt. and West ffosn Leais-
VILE are transferred 10 Train No. 8 al Lebanon
Junction. Trsin No. 6 esnnscts 81 clneinnsu Jane.
tion With I. G. 4 L. r. for the north and East
% Louisville In union Depot 9TH o. 4 Y. and i,
NJ. n u. for the North. East. and Wet asA
With U, y Male Linz sisasnsss st unsiGnau ssd
Pullman Palace Cars Without Change
are ran besweeo Leuisstlls esd Hev
Orleans. Via Meats emeny, LeNtsvfIIe
aud New OrIean s. Via Milan, Lssis-
VILE sna JscksesvtiIs, Via Mash vtIIs
ssd Atlases. Lesisviils sud L1SSIo
Essh, si:e s.,- 20 Lesis.,lls ed sIs
Prtsespsi etstss North, Hast asd West.
Yos ialssmstiol about Iiehs,s sad Es.isrsss
C. ?. AIAonE,
deal ra-, snd TieAsi Ast
fnfsfhls w
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CONDENSED TINE
Louisville & Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
CONNECTIONS.

.f'Ss';Ts.;o :. i e csLn a e.: ~ a ~ ~:
sts.msss sessset 81 Lsaisvilts 9Th TRAIN NO.
9Th Trails No. IS hs I'll psian % knezvtiis AZ
Rishrsona brasehss frsln No. IS esassess 81 Lss-
anon Junction With Train No, from ell peisss on
Nth stages 10 and from Springfield campbslivilis.
Columbia and 0resnsburg; 81 Nit ehsilsburk. With
staGes 70 and from Perry VILE and uarodsbsrg. 81
CITY al stanford With stages u and from sowssst.
q Richmond Junction 70 and nom pslnts bssvs<s
there and Livingston; o. Richmond With STAGE 10
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alone, and bidding her goodbye. Sid.
ney babe the rest Of the family fare
well, and. springing into the wagon.
soon reached the depot. and started for
home. r-. .f.a..
cHAYrKR fff.
II was almost dark when the cars
stopped at the village where Sidney
lived. When he stepped of the train
the first person he encountered was
Harry Cummings. with valise in his
hand, ready to enter the train when IL
started. a.. ..frr o.,
"How are you, Harry You are not
going to run away. are your" Sidney
asked, as he caught hold Of his hand.
THAT is my present intention,
Harry replied.
where are you goinsf" a'ked Sid
ney. r's on
"Going to thunder, or to Halifax. !
am not particular which. II does not
matter much, il / 60 where ] can new
err see Rosamond again, for I can new
- .,.v h.,. .na a.: hsr N. v;f. of
r. IT,. 81 =. N. !. "A h.
.s-;.a >. liz, IN ,~o a, ,br.. a.v.
h.u;,,.I Al. h.,,.,.
..H.r,v ',o. A.. mo-, vo;nv .v.v.
an, Fdr., Thorn. !, no, so;n, "a
$50 po..uona.
"No, ,o;n. 70 marry Ro..mopd,
WI, A. Won mean, I IA NO, under.
.,.nd vou.- ua su., .,..
81. mean ;u,t what I saw. Ihave
e,r,d an, ,hs, mi. Edgar Tborne i, /,
villain. and lam going to break the
engagement. and YOU can have her
vet vld fellow. IL YOU want her."
Then Sidney explained to him all
that he had found out about Edgar,
I'd n. ,r.;, had .one leaving Harry
behind.
.Well. Harry the train has gone,
40 Won NAV n, we'll 20 home with me,
and ace how father takes the news tina,
| 7 have 70 tell him"
I'm, have not been in YOUR hons,
aimee vou went away and your mtbe,
would not be willing to receive me
.Ob non.en..r II. like. vou vel
enough. If il had no, been for Ed
w Tho,,. :. wo,,Id NJ, h.v. ~.
%, u,.,.,;,, pos.,,o,a il
80 - - c. -.
VI. .. d.. r TS :. ,t. . :,
-
"'. s'.s nv WV IN. :,,
| ~. s ~ D..
v - ~"
NUM- Wv ". IT,, ..,. 3d.
~ ~ -, p
as -. 49, ..--,.d.I, :.
, s. 49,. ~. -.
81 49,, ~
"'' A:~ "
'0, ,la ., N..n 80 49,, H..
| .r my "N ~
,ou"' ."' p
'0'' n' "e' ''''"e' e.'e' VS.
MUM s"""e o " e's
toward nlm' eAc'h''neo-
"Oh. Sidney, how glad ! an to set
your
linen, seeing marry she turned
'i'ue pale' Out man"seo 70 g,ee' MN
cord'aiiy' Without 0e''Ay'ns "er 'ee'
lngs.
AFTER o'dney' 'a'ner ana m0'ne'
had expressed their pleasure al agar
seeing him. 'hey greeted marry ra,ne'
cooily' and looked inqu'ringly al the''
son. ss II 70 ask why ne had orough'
him there. Edgar came forward anc
Sidney permitted himself 70 shak'
hands with him. as he thought u
it would be the last time he would &c
80; then the entire party TOOK seats
and afier uttie genera conversation
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0scn.lAxsevs.

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d1l@5a@
THE FAvoRIrE HoxE RExEDri
Il emsssssiy Family M~ficine; sua " beias sspi
& si ;s'''''' and many dollar u time and '''''''
AMER over Forty Year, trial u Is s,in receiving
the most unqualified testimonials TO lie virtae'
from p~rs Of the highest character and rsspeon.
bility. Eminent physieiHns ecmend u - ths
uost
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
F~ IN dissss-s Of TIE Live. sso~seh ssa spleen
n. SYMPTOMS If Live, es.g,.,., are : s ~.
or joints, oftsn mistaken tsr Rhenmatisni; Sos
stemaeh; Loss Of Appetite; Bovss sltsrnstiveiJ
I--t- f.n- -. l.s tI-A A n
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eluded 10 scc-p, the invitation. and
Immediately bssas mskins prsp"ra'
tons 10 start
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IN. KIRrLEY & Co,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
BULK MEATS. No. 81 Vine Street.
MESS FORK, "
Ts s,ss,s, a. CINCINNATI III
r..s-nssr Trains. NORTH. 80 ~
Frsight Trains, North, SIS 4. n.
Freight Trains, South. 7:2o p. ".
BALLS.
so.srs-, Nail eisses $50 A. n, opens % ?. y.
Eissmoas and ii,ins.,:s Mail s!s.ss Sc =. n.
opens s0 A. n.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
CHRISTIAN. -Serviees every Sahsath. Preach
ing By Elder Bslloa let. Ord asd Nh, Of II A. n
Sunday Sch, oil meets at . A. y. Jsssph ssversses,
Superintendent
BAPrIsr.-Rssuisr Services Ind sad 9TH ssb-
baths at II A. n. Rev. w. W. Hsrrts Pastor.
METHODIST O. c. ovsss,rss,. Pastor.
Sunday School. sts ,. c. coepsr. sspsris,sadsns.
,r:s breaches 2nd and Sth sssesshs st II A. N.
rTEsBYTERIAs. soUru.-R., W: cso.
breaches LIST and srd s,bbatks. morning and night.
kunday School, ats N. D. Tcvis, superistsndsst.
CorRr DIRECTORY.
ciRcuIT-TAirl Nssday IL April saA October.
vsalth's Attornsy; o. r. E1.is.sa. GisIh.
COUNTY. Fiisl Monday, each meath. J. A.
Lytis. Judge; Jsss Blsis. Clerk; Festsiss Tes
Bobsitt. Attorney.
PoIIcE-J. b. Dssnis. Jstss; Jshn puddesar.
Marshal Civil eases uied at saturday. each nesth
QUARTERLY. Second Monday In hareh, j. ns,
september ssd December. J. A. Lyus. Judge.
COUNTY oFFIcERs.-w. y. withsrs, Sheriff:
T. T. Carter, Assessor; J. NJ. Hiatt, Coroner; j. u.
Thilips, Common School Comm lss Toner, w. n u.
Hooker. County Treasurer
STAMFORD BUSINESS piREcroRr.
BAKERY.
Bruce Hease.
HARDWARE
c..pesli Miller
rHYNcIANs
?. W. Logan. Y. D.
BLACKsMIrHs
,. u. Alfsrd.
nEwsPArERs
~. Ius.xf.~
HATS. CAPS. Ae
UkpERrAx sRs.
LIVERY sTABEEs
Peltman = ovsas.
MERCHANT rAILoRs.
n y. haihsLy.
cLorMIse = oEnr VURsIsHISa GOODS.
n. Tssis.
norELA
hyg, Hetsl.
J, D ossas, Proprietor.
0RIsr NILIs
Buffalo s,e.. orist.
John W. Roui, Propristor.
SCHOOLS.
stanford Fsnais College
Stanford Seminary.
DkkIIsld
Dr. A. " hsrrimsn.
DR.. lee v. Hsaisas.
Mn Il. Z. Davies
J. n. Craig.
Mr.. L. Bexslsy.
DRUG STORES.
Andersen a neResssta
smith Ramsey.
AUcrIosEERs.
II. Z. Bush.
J. NJ. higgina
DRY GOODS
J. II. Craig.
severance Miller.
GROCERIES, coHFEcTiOsERIEs, &C.
Campbell A Miller.
b. b. Aatheny.
Smith Ramsey
BOOTS AND sHOEs, &C.
y. b. Tsvis.
sessTsass j Miller.
ATTORNEYS.
6slhey 4 wsuss.
tskRw. Hsslr.
ksbL Blais.
", r. Hsrrh.
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Ass rea r,cusrs VIA
Louisville L the Short Line 4!
TAs s.iy Line russlnS tAsessA esr 10 Es.ssss
Gtiss, Fer ale 81 IN the Jissst oAsss - tAs
sestA asd ssstAssst
.. .. PARxER. JOHN MAC IEoD,
u. =. q Z. Ast. Louisville. ~. 0esi sy',
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The water Of these Springs 10 prosssses1 ~ isdGes
10 contain iros than that Of any oths sprtne
In the ststsL It's curative psvsrs can ~ vsuessd
vhscs families have tried IT, viii great advantage
Ts any persons In stanford. assirins this vstsr,
vii deliver II daily Or otsner, o.. have sspls
Win eonbsiasls sssra ssa lsdsiss. viii
beard each psrssa
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AT es.oo PER WEEK.

To any one viii tbs means to o. ups vsssrin(
piare, this property 10 peculiarly assirsus. ssa
viii disposs Il Il o. bargain II contains y sere.
Of land, has several hos~s 90 II asd Tos<
orchard, with abeut 900 tree.
21t-am JkfIEk9OS HALE.
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puRIHo THE CIHTIIHIAL

EsAisaues o. PAilsAsipAss. ,As hss .in nil IA
e~rsass usAsss o. ssssuy rsAsess rates.
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TAs y The esay lAss rvaaias ~ ssssrs trails
hsn Ls~isvii;s U cSsstsssti. arS tbs ssiy uss.ey
ere ssa kestAgs rtiss sas svsia . tssisss kssi
tArssgA teslsvsiis 81 ehsnstsp EAR 81 sssr lice
Jssssise vita L. \ o. a. u n. tsrss nis-s
sssth 81 the CITY, vhsrs tAsy can " srvs< sah
a. szesiisst neal ct ksfss's piniaS Hall. o. all
AssnL TArsssh sissysss hso Esv O.lesss.
hsbiis. Jsetsesstlle, Atasta. Mths kseh. hsneen
hsssssasry. SD EasAviiis. Hahs dirs<s cveess- .
tisa a. sAsst Lac JSneitea vith tArs~Gh slssf<rs
"a Nsv verh snd sthss Eastern Citlss ss sAhs Lac
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the local trade and for export at 1870 for pack
ers, herce, l3A@1STc for refined, and 14c for
WHIsKY--Hght supply and dull. Louisiana
fecnn 1e selling ct 81 % and Western ct 81 100
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS Prime mess
pork is selling at $4,000 50, prime $40, rump
~ Dbl, pig pork $ll@n Is y half Dbl, spare
RIBS S7@7 so u Dbl, pigs tongues 6H@6Ac
and sSI s. 81 81 : b 1Ss' = - kes - I" h.kn'
CORN IN BULK-A lot of 1900 bushels sold
to arrive, terms not TRANSFERRED.
COW PEAS--Supples are on the way and
coming in, and selling at 81 so for mixed and
CORN in SACKS-Is in good supply and fair
demand. prices have further declined Sc y bush
Ell. 5000 sacks white sold at 55c y bushel.
OATS-Fair supply and very, little improve
sold, Of which 800 choice Galena at 45c and $50 do
at 46c y bushel.
% BRAN1Is in good supply and dull. Quoted at
HAY--The market is bare Of choice; 100 bales
damaged sold at auction at $11@ll Is q ton.
Inferior is quoted at S8@14, prime $i5@lS.
Choice would command $l9@22 % ton.
RICE-Is still quiet and the market bare of
prime and choice. We quote Louisiana No. 2
2h@2Ac, common 4A@4a4c, ordinary 4s4@5c,
COFFEE-The demand is good. We quote
cargoes: Ordinary 154@l6c (gold), fair 1873
Ollie, good l7A@17s4c, prime 17s4@1Sc y tb.
JOB lots e. l6c. fair l7c, good l74c'
BUTTER-The supply of all grades is good,
except choice, which is scarce. Good demand
for choice. Other grades are neglected. Choice
Goshen 10 quoted 1T 33@35c, medium 28@3Oc,
ioferior is nominal, choice Western 25@26c, me-
dunn 20@23c, inferior l5@17c y b.
CHEESE-very little choice on hand. The
demand is moderate. Choice Western factory is
quoted At 1z11st0l3c. New York cream 14@l5c
$ib.
BAGGING Fair supply. 100 rolls and 200
half rolls domestic jute cold at 1879 cash u
yard. Western sells at 14c less. Domestic jute
is quoted retail at 14@l4l4c % yard. India is
quoted at Wholesale at l0c: at retail 1910 T8
yard.
SALT-The supply is ample and there is very
81 25@1 80 y sack delivered. Turks Island
65175c u bag Of two bushels. Table Salt in
pc. kets 21a@61ac each. as in size.
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OA0OA o3ooo
FREIGHTS-Y Yesterday, not before reported, a
chip was taken up for PaecagCula to load with
timber; also q ship for Gothenburg at I'd for
cotton, for Genoa at 1c, and for Revel and
for Cronstadt for oil and cotton at IA for the
latter. We quote as follows:
Discrimination to Liverpool 7-16d; to Bos-
ton, Providence, fall River aud Philadelphia, via
New York, Ac; to New York 5sc. Sugar to New
York So 81 " nhd molasses 81 y bbl rice Coo 53
Dbl; corn to Liverpool I'D.
13-l6@Tc; to Bremen 1c, to Antwerp 1c; to
the Baltic "a; to Genoa 1c; to Boston 5Sc; to
Providence nc. Corn to Liverpool lOd.
SUGAR-Onlr 226 hhds were received this
small for extended operations The market is
steady with fair demand, the supplies selling
At previous prices, viz: 5@51ac for inferior;
45A@61Sc for 9 mmon, 6A@6Hc for good COM
mon fair s@se for good i sr S@s tGT
prime, 711I.c for choice, 61S@Sc for seconds. 81
+(09c for yellow clarified, 94(091lc for of while
clarified, and 9A@91sc for choice white clarified.
MOLASSES- 1874 bbls were received this
morning, and the movement is restricted by the
scarcity Of supply. Good grades are in demand,
but low grades are dull. The supplies are
DISPOSED of at previous prices Inferior
-2O@3Oc, fair fermenting s5@asc. prime fer
as@i5c. fair resoiisd 43c. prime reboiIed 45c,
U CITY !' REFINERY sG : Standard A, in
barrels, is selling 1O5S@lOIc, graduated
1lAc. powdered 1.1c, crushed 117S, cut loaf
iii Gir9 z z REFINERY MoLAs .Es- Common is
selling at 4Oc, fair As, prime 49c, choice 54c,
golden syrup SOC " gallon.
fLOUR-Only q local demand, and the sales
are confined to 1746 bbls. Of which SO and Is su-
Derfine at 81; GA double 1t 81 25 rs at 81 So Is,
$50 and $50 low treble extra ut IS; 26 good do at
IS SO: SO and SO good treble extra at IS 6211a; 80
choice treble extra at S.; 80 choice extra at
81 IS; so at 81 IS, 50 at 81 IS; 15O 800 500 and 50
bblssOn private terms.
<05 good do IS 2505 50 choics do IS 1906
Is choice extra Sc 5O@7; family extra 81 ESQ
70 " Dbl.
COIN MEAL-Supplies have not come in as
liberallv "a was expected, and the market is
frmer, so bbls sold 1T 50 As, IS and Is bills sold
at 81 so, so and so at 81 90 b Dbl
GRITS-Only retail or job trade at 81 100
4 % u Dbl
POnK-Dealers are mostly supplied, hence the
market is quiet and prices have weakened, and
mess is quoted at so 5O@n %, az 10 weight.
Dealers are jobbing at $23023 rs y bill. lot
of As bbls sold, on the landing, on private
terms.
DRY SALT MEAT-Quiet but stronger, deal
-ers jobbing at 914c for shoulders 12c for clear
rib sides and 1910 for clear sides; quoted in
lots at &c under these prices.
BA,ON-The demand is confined to dealers
Job trade at 1910 for shoulders 1890 clear rib
quoted, in lots, at &c under these prices. IL
and 10 half casks shoulders sold at fOc, aud 5
casks do at 1O1sc U b.
We copy tho following prices of provisions on
the 2lst inst. from the bulletin boards OF the
Merchants Exchange:
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belmont HOTEL, 62i, 623 and 625 WASHING
ID ton street, BOSTON, opp site G ODE .Theater).
Located in the centre of the CITY, and easily reached
by street cars and stages. Elevator steam and all
modern improvements Rooms European planJ 81
per day upward. firstclas, Restaurant and Pri-
waite Dining rooms. if preferred at moderate rates.
The most convenient location, a quiet and comfort
able home and frstclass accOmm ,datiOns at prices
adapted to the stringency of the times the spe
cial advantages afford. at the BELMONT"
ias0 1y HARDY & CO.. P1oprietors
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Notice.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR
FIRST DISTRICT Q69 Gravier ST., up stairs,. I
New Orleans Jan. D, 1876.
Public notice is hereby given to the Taxpayers of
the First District of New Orleans, that am ready
to issue State Licenses for the year 1876 and to
ceve all Taxes fer the years 1875 1874 and 1873 The
Office will be open from A. NJ. to 3 P. NJ.
n. C. FOLGER,
'a29 I'm Stae Tax Collector, First District
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, [
Tuesday Evening. Feb. %. 1876.
NEW ORLEANa CLEARINGHOUSE.

Thus far this week. . 939,011 30 1885,, O52 90
same time last week. $685., 146 OIL 5l8,77 AZ
Total last week. II, O54 805 88 LAS, 781 "a
To-day being legal national and State holiday
(WashingtOns birthday, the banks, Cotton, Ex-
change Stock Exchange, Merchants Exchange,
and public offices were closed, and nothing of
any moment was done in financial circles. For
refence we give yesterdays closing quotations:
Exceptional commercial paper at -@8 y cent
per anpum discount Al do at 9@10, and second
grade nominal. FIRST class mortgage paper
9@l0 y cent per annum, second grade entirely
nominal.
Gold 1132@114 against ia at New York.
Bill OF ladlng and AL clear sterling bills $500
5.5l, bank 553@5.54, and bank counter rate
5.541laa.
Francs 4.5e7s@45eA for commercial, and NOM
inal for bank.
The bank checking rate on New York "a %
cent premium; commercial sight 1-16.
Nothing was reported IN Stocks and nothing to
indicate any quotable variation in any descrip-
ton Of Securities.
State Consols were still quoted about 681a.
City Bonds were unchanged, Premium issues
being quoted nominal at 33@33H, old Cur
rency Sevens at 3S@33H, new do at a334@344,
and Gold Bearing sevens, both Administration
Series and Drainage Series, at 3354 013414.
City Scrip is still quoted ut 411%042 for Au-
gust to December, 1873, and July to December,
1874, time, and 4SW50 for June and part Of May,
1874.
Metropoli an Police Warrants continue to rule
at 5000 for 1928. and for 1884 issues, and
entirely nominal for 1863 and 1912.
State Warrants were still held at 46048 for
fundabie, at 4S@45 tor 1S74is ues, and 43@46 for
1879.
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The Cotton Exchange and banks being closed
and the financial movement generally Suspended,
the market opened with only moderate inquiry
and the sales during the morning hardly ex-
4ceeded l500 bales, but later in the day buyers
came forward more freely and additional transac-
tons were reported to the extent Of $500 bales,
making total for the day, as noted above, Of
GOO bales proper.
Prices continued irregular. some factors being,
il anything, more stringent IN their pretensions,
while others, under liberal receipts and unfa-
vorable dispatches, were disposed to make some
concessions rather than miss sales. The Eve
ming Picayune published noon dispatches from
Liverpool reporting the market dull and easier,
and quoting Middnng at cid for Uplands and
lid for Orleans, showing decline OF 1-16d.
with sales Of 5000 bales, and arrivals also lid
lower.
The sales Of the past three days sum up "a, 600
bales 1920 on Saturday, 94OO yesterday, IN
Guiding 100 not reported until to-day, and
5000 today, against ", $50 for the correspond
Receipts since Friday evening 1851 bales.
embracing 1lO7 from other delivery ports (of
which lag from Mobile and 96l from Galveston,
etc., and 26, 484 proper, against q, $50 proper
since August 81, 1,09l,G75 bales. against $685.
1873 last year-incresse 264, 942.
The exports comprise d, 827 bales, embracing
1881 to Liverpool, $3.50 10 Amsterdam. and 1776
TO New York.
The Exchange kilograms made the receipte ct
al the ports up to II NJ. yesterday 1887 bales,
against q ,O97 last week and 2O,947 last year,
and since Friday s9o52 bales, against 42,e16
gust 81, 3,S3O,3sS bales, against 2,S43,9 O3 up
to Monday noon. Feb. II, last year (excluding
half Of the above 2O,94 7)-increase up to IA n.
yesterday 486, 455.
Exports Friday to Monday to Great Britain
80 273 bales, against II 443 last week and IT, 1875
last year, and to the Continent 1862 bales,
against S,O68 last week and 4769 last year.
stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to IL
H. yesterday, 856,O79 bales, against 1871, 3O1 last
week and 847,7l7 last year.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1875. ........... 1876
Arrived since our last state
meQC.. IL, lJJ
Arrived previously. j, 235 $50
1,245536
Cleared to-day. 9,908
Cleared previously .......... 865,3l2-- 875,220
Stock on hand and on shipboard. 37O,3l6
Stock on hand same time last year.. 297,6
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Chicago. lCincinns

HAMS-Choice sugar-cured are scarce ana
in demand for the trade and for export at 14ll1ac
10 n. They are jobbipg at 15@l51lac u D..
BREAKFAST BACON-Is scarce. and COM
mauds l414@i4hc U b.
LA..L-As =. ~. s.pp;y md u z.qUes. ~
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Tuesday Evening, Feb. "a. 1876.
OOTrON-The sales to-day (not including 10c
bales additional yesterday, embraced 5000
bales, ct prices requiring no change in our quota
xions, which We repeat - follow:
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ID EDUCTION IN ROBERTSS IMPROVED
III PLANTATION CABINS.

,la+a 90 cod lumppor r,arantsad All I;rcs nf
dressed and Rough Lumber Door, Sash, Blinds and
Cisterns furnished at reduced Iates.
Orders or communications left in either box
promptly attended to- CAPT. BROOKS.
Box at Idams g. Works, IL Commercial Place.
Box 2. j. Janney's, III Common street.
Box No. l. Mechanics Exchange
ja18 Tu TIL Sd I'm
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Department of Finance.
CITY HALL.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 5, 1876.

TAX BILLS, 1875,
Will be ready for delivery on MONDAY, It'll inst.
Two and onehalf ger rebate will be allowed on
all bills paid up to the Goth inst, inclusive two per
cent on all paid up to the 29th inst, inclusive, and
one per cent during March, after which interest at
ten per cent per annum and costs will accrue
F5 tmh3l ED. PILSBURY. Administrator.
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Stock on hand and on shipboard. ..... 8
Stock on hand same time last year..

STOCK on nanO same Time last year,. ZSI ,OIS
To-day's exports embraced 1912 to Liverpool,
$3.50 to Amsterdam and l776 to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening II, 657 bales,
against 1915 on last Tuesday and 1889 last year.
For comparative totals for the past three days
exports and receipts, see above report.
TOBACCO-We did not hear OF q transaction
to-day. The only sales reported for the past
three days are 81 hkds on Saturday. The amount
on sale is now estimated at 2450 hhds.
We repeat our previous quotations IS follows:
low Jugs at 5I@6c good at S11@7hc, low Leaf At
1211ac, fine at 131a@l4l1c, selections at -@D-c,
ana Africans at 15@D1cc.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. /. 1875. ... 1912
Arrived past three days. 308
Arrived previously. .............. 1926 1858
5S05
Exported past three days ..........
Exported previously. .............. 1859
Broken up for baiing, clty cOnsump-
ton, etc.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SlO l,9E
Stock on hand and on shipment
q
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MANHATTAN
MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S
CRYSTAL POLISH.
Best 1n the ~ur1d
FOR ALL
H0USE-CLEANING PURPOSES,
Produces the most satisfactory results on Painted
Wood Work. Walls, Oil Cloths, Furniture. Window
Glass Mirrors Marble, Statuary Grass Tin, Copper,
Steel and ether metals and be used with perfect
confidence, as the certificate below shows
In boxes of one pound. 25 cents
In boxes of half pound Is cents
Sold by Grocers, Druggists Hardware, House-F
nishing Stores, and others.
EDWARD L. HALL,
GENERAL AGENT,
Office. 81 Tchoupitoulas street.
Orders left with Messrs. WILSON & MCBURNEY
Tea Dealers 81 TchoupitoulAs street, addressed to
Lock Box No. COG, will receive attention.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 30. 1875
Mr.. Ed. Z. Hal-Sir: have examined the sample
of Crystal Polishing Powder left with me by yOo
with the following result
account it will be entirely free from corrosive action
when applied to paint or metallic surfaces. 1t
tains poisonous substances by which any acct
dent or injury could happen while using it IKE par
tices of the Powder are all angular and not rounded
in most kinds of sands AID in many other polish
ing agents. The particles are extr mely small and
hard which, with their angularshape give it espe-
cial value as rapid and fine polisher.
Yours truly,
ALFRED W. PERRY, Prof of Chemistry,
jail 3m SaTuTh Charity HOSPITAL Medical Coli eye