THE NEW OBLEANS BULLETIN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1874.

MONETARY.O FFICE -NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,

W ednesday Evening, A ugust 19, 1874.

A ugust 15 . . . . . .A ugust 17.............A ugust 18------A ugust 19-----;

T hus lar th is v e tk Home tim e last'w eek.Total u s . wee* . ..Total week be! »re..

We have i;,) ne Money m arket, I'li ex ten t a t the hanke an d th e raten commercial* paper unchanged.

We continue to quote selected paper, with or w ithout collât «r alz, at 8@9 y cen t per annum first class at 10 '4 —, and A1 a t lUtfi 12. and sec­ond grade a t i § cent per month. F irs t class m ortgage cOntinuös to rule a t 10 y cent per annum , while nothing is reported in second grade.

We learn th a t the stockholders of the New O rleans Natioi ;il Bank have paid up 75 y cent of the am ount thij United Htates Controller of the C urrency coMed on them to contribute In order to m ake up for shrinkage in its assets ami restore i ts capital to tile form er par of $100 'y share.

Gold opened a t 109j@109j, against 109j at New York, 'and am ,r a m oderate business closed at

C'learingH. Balancez. . . . $485,125 08 $65,714 37

. , 645,734 13 92,315 34. . 726,856 81 79,089 41

480,158 97 74.324 hi

..$2,337,874 99 $311,443 92. 2,654.751 19 553,327 83

...3.724,544 51 493,819 21

. . 8 873.259 64 626,291 86feature to notice in tin

offering« contmno of fairand limited oiT the «treet,

1 0 9 l4 f0 9 i. a g u n s t 109| in th a t market, w here it touched 1091 during the interim . The sales sum m ed up $33,000, em bracing $1000 a t 1091. *2000 and $600» at 109j, $3000, *5000 and $6000 a t 1091, sud $10,000 a f lü 9 j.

T he only sal< of Silver reported was $1800 in A m erican half dollars a t 1041. American half dollars were still quoted a t 104@104*, and Mexi­can dollars a t 971 gold.

Under the ( J iu se of gold a t New York com­mercial Sterling was about 1-10 y cent higher. T he only sale reported was £1000 flrst-cla^s at 5.34*

Francs also responded improvement, ingold a t New York, closing higher, bu t not a dingle transaction was reported,'• At the close Sterling b ills 'h e re quoted a t 5.31 @6.'32J for bill; of lading and A1 clear, and 5.364 for bank, and f anes a t 4.734 for private, and — for bank.

The offerings of Domestic Exchange continue very light, and w ith a lim ited dem and rates were unchanged. No sales w orthy o f notice were re ­ported.a The beaks oentinue to check on New York a t 1 S cent prem ium , and commercial s igh t is stiff quoted at (@5-16.

In Stocks we.noticed a sale of 20shares of New O rleans City Rdiroail Company a t $150.

The sales of Bonds included $9000 City Oold Bearing Seven P er Cents a t th e v e ry low figure ol 46. They were quoted a t the opening at about 47. !

City Appropriation Certificates, M etropolitan Police W arrants and Tim e Certificates of 1873, a re now quoted nominal a t about 46@47, b u t no sales worthy of notice are reported.

Nothing tr&iispircd in State W arrants. Large wore still quoted nominal a t 30@31; m edium a t 326633, and sm,«!! at 346*36.

100 choice extra at i? 05, 25 and 25 a t $7 25, 150, 201), Jut), 200 and 475 bbl« on private term s.

CORN MEAL—G<xxl supply and dull. Offer ing at $3 70 ft bbl, and 110 sales, excepting 106 bbls a t $3 65 f ' bbl, a decline;

P U H K -D ull and nominal a t $24 y bbl for mess No sales. Dealers are retailing at $25 50 cash, and $26 tim e.

DHY SALT MEAT—None in first bands. 7000 lb shoulders, loose, sol 1 at 9 |c y lb. D ealers are retailing them at life y lb.

BACON—Dull, bu t no anxiety on the p a rt of holders to sell. Shoulders are held in lots at 10c, d e a r rib sides 134c, clear sides 13jc y tb. D ealers' ra tes in the ir job trade are 10jc for shoulders. 131c for d e a r rib sides, and 1 jc for d e a r sides. The m arket dosed stronger, under favorable W estern advices.

BREAKFAST BACON—Is in light supply and commands 1546916c y lb.

HAMS—Dull and offering a t 15@16§c y It, for choice sugar-cured.

LARD—The supply is ligh t and the dem and is limited. Tierce is quoted a t 15^@16c; keg 16® 16 c y If>. Dealer»’ ra tes are 164c for tierce and 17c for ken;.

WHISKY—Bull. Louisiana rectified is quoted a t $1 01 : choice Cincinnati $1 05 y gallon.

CORN IN BULK—Tlio m arket is bare. I t is offered, to arrive, a t 75c y bushel for mixed.

WHEAT IN BULK—The m arket is hare'. Sup­plies are offering, to arrive, at $1 22 f* bushel for No. 3 red winter.

CORN IN HACKS—Is in good supply and lim ­ited dem and. The sales are confined to 600 sacks, of which 200 yellow mixed a t 83c, 150 do a t 85c, and 200 white mixed a t 90c y bushel.

OATS—The supply is good and prices have de­clined 3@5c y bushel. The sales com prise 2000 sacks, of which 500 ordinary, new, a t 55c, 150 [trime new a t 57c, 100 do a t 58o, loO choice a t 60c, 800 new a t 60c, and 300 strictly choice a t 64c y bushel.

BRAN—I p in fair supply and lim ited demand. 100 and 150 sacks sold a* 90c y 100 lb.

HAY—Yesterday’s receipts are being lauded. The dem and is fair. The sales comprise 600 hales, of which 300 prim e a t $25; 100 do at $25 50; 100 and 100 choice a t $26 50 y ton.

MARINE NEWS.O IFIC E NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, I

Thursday Morning, August 20. )

George J . Duncan is the duly authorized Marine and River Reporter of the Bulletin.

C le ared Y es te rd ay .

Steamship Wut I1 Clyde, for Key West via Cedar Keys— I K Roberts

S eawship City of Dallas Hines, for New York —Rareshide A. Cameron

Steamship G.ssie, Farwell, for Galveston, in ballast - C A Whitney aco

A rriv ed .

Steamship New Orleans, Clapp, from New York rib bist, to A Moulton—ad dist 8

Schooner Linda, Trott, from Havana, to master. Al­giers

STEAMBOATS.

Sabine, Sinuolt, from High Dye Plantation Katie, White, from Terrence

M IS C E L L A N E O U S .

J U T T IN G & CO.’S

J NEW CROP CANNED SALMON,Just received and for sale, lowest m arke t price,

500 cases 11 lb cans) SALMON (C utting «V Co.)C. H. LAWRENCE A Co.

au l9 3t 39 and 41 Tchoupitoulas stree t.

BREAKFAST BACON.

CATTLE MARKET REPORT.

New Orleans, Aug. 2Q, 1874. Sold.Arrived yesterday,

W estern beeves............ —Texas beeves.................... 20Calves and yea rlin g s .. 130H o g s .................................. —S h eep ................................. —Milch cows....................... —

PR IC ES.Texas beeves, com fed, 1st Texas beeves, 2d quality, y head

22439339

f i b .

Stock.

621831285

16

ScllOOIKTmaster

B e lo w -C o m iu g I p.

Theresa (i, Gutierrez, Iront Havana

COMMERCIAL.O FFICE NEW ORLEANS B U LLETIN , I

W ednesday Evening, Aug. 19, 1874. f 5 COTTON.

The sales to-day (not including 9 yesterday) embraced 268 bales, a t full pricos generally and higher figures fo r Middling, for which grade we revise our quotations, m aking no o the r change. We give also *ae Exchange figures and report as beloq :

1 G eneral Exchange1 quotations. Quotations.

Inferio r................................. 74® 9 —Low Ordinary:.................... 10 @104

- @ -, am quail LV, fp m a n . . . . . . . $406*55

Texas beeves, choice, f head..................... - 6*40Texas beeves, 1st quality, f h ea d ............ 30@35Texas cattle, 2d quality, ÿ bead ................ 206*28Texas cgttle, 3d quality, f bead ................ 12@15W estern beeves, f lb, n e t........................... —@—W estern bogs, f lb, g ross........................... 7466 8cTexas hogs, y lb, g ross..................................7@ 74«Sheep, 1st quality, f head.......................... $4@6Sheep, 2d quality, y head ............................ 4695Sheep, 3d quality, y head ........................... 3@4Milch cows, choice f head........................... $806*100Milch cows, y head.......................................3569 50Texas cows with calves................................. —69—Calves y h e a d ................................................$7,86910Yearlings f head............................................. 86910

Exports.KEY WEST VIA CEDAR K E Y S-P ci steamship

Wm P Clyile—1085 bbls flour 415 sacks coru 175 sacks oats 29 bbls whisky 18 bbls pork 22 casks bacon 854 pbgs sundries 72 h ;td stock

S E * YORK—Per sttaiuship City of Dallas—389 bales cotton 51 lihos tobacco 125 bales moss 32 bbls fireclay 25 birds iron 45 bbls iron M0 etuptv barrels

* Im p a rts .NEW YORK—l ’er .steamship Ntffv Orleans— As-

sortis 1 mdse

R eceip ts o f P ro d u ce .

HIGH DY E PLANTATION—Pel steamer Sabiue- 4 bales cotton to Jno Phelps Jcco—1 do (new) Oscar Chopin—1 do C L Walmsley &ci>—6 hides P E lloel- zel—3 do C L Walmsley Aco—2 do 1’ K Delavallade— 1785 staves Jos lllanco—20 head cattle C Mehle Aco— 2 do C C W ainriaht-aud sundries to order—and sun­dries to order—Total, C bales cotton It new crop)

TERRENCE. .Per’ steamer Katie. .57 bales cotton T H & J M Allen Aco—41 Richardson a May. .28 Jno I Adapts Aco—21 Meyer, Weis Aco—9 Clapp Bios A co—8 R L * W Adams—7 KT Buckner A Bro—6 Jno Cbaffe, Bro A Son—6 Lehman. Abraham Aco— 6 Jno 1 Noble—5 D Hadden aco—5 Jurey A Gillie—0 J L Harris Aco—4 Alcus, Scherck A Autey—3 A r Milteu- berger A Pollock—3 M Greenwood A Son—2 Blake- more Aco—2 C F Melvlile Aco. .2 Campbell \- Strong 1 R L Isabelle— 1 S B Newman Aco—1 J B Wolfe a c o 1 J Burnet Aco—I J Reeves Aco—1197 sacks cotton seed Louisiana Oil Co—421 do Union Oil Co - 233 do Bienville Oil Co—79 do A A Maginuis Sons—and sun­dries to order—Total, 225 balss cotton 1930 sacks cot­ton seed

BY RAILROADS.

NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAILROAD, August 19—4 bales cotton to LchinaD, Abraham Aco—3 Pritchard A Bickbaiu—1 J Bin-net

30 boxes CHOICE FANCY,Ju s t received and for sale by

C. H. LAWRENCE A CO., au l9 3t 39 and 41 Tchoupitoulas stree t.

Q R A M ) F E T E CHAM PETRE

AT BARNES HOTEL,Mississippi City,

A ugust 2 2 , 1 8 7 1 .T here will he a G rand Fete, Open Air Concert

and Ball given a t BARNES HOTEL, Mississippi City, SATURDAY, August 22, 1874. The dancing will be on the lawn, where a commodious plat­form will he erected for th a t purposo. -A tine band will be in attendance. Refreshm ents can he procured a t all hours during the night. The grounds will be handsomely illum inated, and every effort m ade to prom ote the enjoym ent of guests aud visitors. Excursion tickets good both ways, from S aturday till Monday, can bo pu r­chased a t both New Orleans and Mobile a t $2 each. All trains- will stop a t Barnes Station during the th ree days. J . D. MAYER & CO.,

au l8 20 22 Proprietors.

C“OMMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL ACADEMY

Aco—1 W Harrington Aco—100 bbl» lime B Bridge— 1 car hogs J J McGinnis—1 box mdse R It McDonald 1 coop chickens K Beer—1 fountain T S Waterman

O rd inary ....’.;.....................11*6612O r d in a r y . . . . . ........... U |Strict 46913

1 Ordinary.....................14 |@1S tric t Good O dinary ..........15 @15.

a54

10*111

Ï44

164

16J

nominal.W ith nothing in the d ispatches to add

“ bUmuiua to tne dem and, the m arket appet very quiet during the m orning, hut la te r in

L o w ü id d lh ig .j...................... 16 @16jStrict Loir Mi id ling .......... 1646916;

■r i ta t Middling. '. '. ‘ ‘ ! 1 - @Good M iddling......................— @—

any. appeared

very quiet dus ing the m orning, hut la te r in the day there was'm ore inquiry, not only for the me­dium , b u t for the h igher grades also, which wero soarce and heltl above our recent quotations. At th e close 17c v?as given as the inside for Mid­dling, and sales of Middling to S trict Middling were m ade a t *74, 17 7-16 and 174c.

The receipts included i halos new crop, m aking a to tal to dabo of 1 bale from Texas and 21 from th e Miemssip)!ii Valley, which, with 15 from the Rio G rande, makes th e en tire am ount 37 bales, aga in st 6 last year and 296 the year before.

z1ie*tunouui on shipboard no t cleared, going DO board and engaged fo r shipm ent, was se t Sawn at the opining th is morning a t 5500 bales, em- b liS lng 4000 f ir Liverpool and 1500 for the N orth, which, when ; deducted frum th e stock on hand hy ou r rui ning sta tem ent la s t eve ring, leaves 9600 palus to represent the quan tity a t the landing and in presses unsold or sw&it- in* orders.

T he Exchange reports : “ Sales 225 bales.Q uiet and unchanged.’’

; COTTON STATEM ENT.■tea k an hand A ugust 31, 1873— bales 7,177Strived einoe Hast statem ent....... 310Strived previously......................1,328,649 1,328,959Re* corrections to May 25,

showing the balance between manifests duplicated and ad ­ditional m ade from waste, aomples, di in aged, city gin- ■in g of seed cotton, not on- ta red in m a.ii/ests, hu t cotton saved fo r sied , cleaning ma­chines in city mills, e tc . . . .

to*dAf- 389

23,032

1,359,168

Q e s rsd jw e i louzly............ .1,340,44)8

t e a SLehm an, Abra-

Co.’s Lane cotton

■ i n k in scuttled ship Ailsa, to be added, i recovered...........

■took on hand and on shipboard not eleered (corrections inclu­ded)..........; ..............................

k on hand not cleared same ne last year (corrections

800

2,552 1,344,149

15,019

12,885To-day’s c jports wero to New York.Receipts proper since last evenuig 277 bales,

against 212 last Wednesday and 243 last year, making an aggregate since Friday evening of 627 boles, ogams. 616 last week, and 878 last year. a< d since Augur. U of 1,216,986 bales, aga in st 1,237,714 laet year—corrections included botn years—decrease 20,728.

T bs Kxchicage telegrams make the receipts at Ol the port,, from 12 M. on yesterday to 12 M.

THE HIVER.O FFICE NEW ORLEANS BU LLETIN . I

Thursday M orning, A ugnst 20, 1874. (T he undersigned is th e only authorized River

Itcporter of the Bulletin. All communications B lended for him will m eet with prom pt attention d left a t h is office, Koung’ Building, Canal S tree t Ferry Landing, from 6 A. M. to 6 P. M., or after th a t h our, a t th is office, 109 G ravier stree t.

Geo. J . Duncan.

T here was a war of factions in the elem ents yesterday. Whim th e god of day arose from his dewy couch he found Ju p ite r Pluvius in full pos­session of tho field, and after struggling all day for com plete control, was forced about 6 P. M. to re tire beyond the w estern horrizon and leave his antagonist m aster of the field. In plain English the w eather yesterday was m ore like April than A ugust ; 'twas a m ixture of cloud and sunshine, with an occasional shower. At th is w riting th e prospects for rain to-night are good.

We have nothing new to report iu regal'd to business.

We have no encouraging news from the tr ib u ­taries. Low w ater is the cry from every q u a r ­ter.

Mr. Geo. Hamilton has our thanks for late Alexandria papers.

The N atchez from Vicksburg, T renton from Opelousas, and Willie from Ouachita are due this evening.

For la te river te legram s see first page.For m anifests of arrivals see Marine column. The Sabine arrived yesterday and will leave

Saturday for G rand Ecore and all wav landings, a t 5 P. M.

New Cotton.—The now crop > as begun to come in freely; the Katie brought in four bales and the Sabine one.

The following from one of our Shreveport ex- lianges, we fully indorse ;

“ The river repo rter’s occupation is very near like Othello’s unless the re he a change for the better very soon he will close th is column in dis­gust. Selah.’’

The departures yesterday were tho St. .lohn for Baton Rouge, Josephine for Bonnet Carre, John Kyle for St. Louis, B ertha for Opelousas, and Mary Ida for Lower Coast.

The Susie Silver, (’apt. Silver, leaves on Auf ust j 26th inst., for St. Louis.

T he river a t this point continues to crawl down its banks.

Tho weekly G rand Ecore packet Sabine, is re­ceiving to leave bn Saturday, 22d iiiot., a t 5 P. M., ( 'ap t. Dick Sinnott, m aster, and Geo. Ham 1- ton, clerk. ;

steamers leaving this day.Fob Mouth of White River — Reoular

Thursday Packet. — T he peerless K atie (in place of the Frank Pargoud), Capt. J M. W hite, leaves at 5 P. M. to-dav for M outh of White River, Chicot City, Greenville, V icksburg and all way landings, connecting a t Vicksburg with steam ers of the Purisot’s Line for all points ou the Yazoo and Tallahatehio rivers. Mr. W. N. Calmes has charge of her office.

We clip the following from th e Alexandria Cau­casian, of the 15th inst.:

One foot and eight inches fall since our last re ­port, aud now th e river stands only 4 feet 3 inches above the low w ater o f 1872. A nother week like the last, and our river will be past naviga ion. Already, w ithout m any sand bars showing above th e surface of th e w ,te r , our packet boats are having m ach trouble. The fact is, the sand has se ttled in the channel, and there is not as good boating w ater now as th e re was in 1872, when the river was two and a half feet lower. The Sabine hove in s ig h t in th e reach below town a t 7 o’clock on Tuesday even-

boxes fruit A Fucich Aco—1 ox bncon Sclnuidt A Zeigler.,2 half beerb irreis Gso Merz—2 cars bricks E M Stella—Total, 9 bales cotton (7 new)

NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL­ROAD, August 19—33 bales cotton to order—23 pkgs tobacco Maver Bros—170 do Wackerbarth A Joseph

For bovs over six years of age.R. M. LUSHER, Principal.

T enth session opens MONDAY, Sept. 7, 1874. No. 247 St. Charles s tree t, northw est section of Tivoli Circle.

F or term s, etc., aprfly to the P rincipal, a t the Academy, from 9 A. M. to 2 P . M. au l6 lm eod

S U M M E R R E S O R T S .

Bl a d o n s p r in g s , a l a — t h i s f a m o u sWatering Place is now open for the season.

Board per day #2 50 ; week $15 ; month $50. Childnes and colored servants half price. IAacson, Seixap A Co., grocers, 60 and 68 Common street, are agents for the sale of the Bladon Water in barrels, ana are au­thorized to make arrangements with families for the season, and will furnish further information.

The Li.tus No. 2, of the Carter Line, leaves Mobile for the Springs every TUESDAY EVENING a t 4

au4 lm MAE J . CONNER A CO.. Proprietor«. ARNES H O TEL.BJ

M ISSISSIPPI CITY,

...... .-o, ,U1 persons.Band o f Music engaged for the season. Fax

ties com ing will ask conductor to pu t them oft a< Barnes H otel Station, half a mile west of mail depot.

TERMS.P er month. $50 aud $60, according to rooms. P er week, $17 50.P e r dav, $3.

J . D. MAYER A CO.,Jy l5 2m Proprietor«.

rjE G A K D E N HOTEL,

M ISSISSIPPI CITY, MISS.

ander the management of Co'. J . O. NIXON, if opei for the season.

Board per month (of four weeks)....... $40 00Board per d a y ....................................... 2 50

Children and servants half price. ie20 ö

S T E A M B O A T S .

U P P E R M IS S IS S IP P I.

ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS AND m u d CHANTS’ SOUTHERN PACKET LINE.

GIVING THROUGH TICKETS TO Boston, New York, Philadelphia Bala-

» ™ . “ »re Washington City, Buffalo, P itts ­burg, Cleveland. Cincinnati, Louisville, and

EX CU RSIO N T IC K E T S TO S T . PAU L,

FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS AND T H E BENDS.

Will leave as below, at 5 o’clock, P. M..S U S IE S IL V E R ,

D. H. Silver, captaiu: John S. Lehmcr, clerk,WEDNESDAY, August 26.

Issuing, as usual, Through Bills of Ladiug in con­nection with the railroads to all the principal poin t* North and West.

J . B. WOODS A CO., General Agent«, myl 124 Gravier stree t

c ITY ASSESSMENTS—

NOTICE TO PAX-PAYERS.

100 bbls lime Sam Jamison—264 bbls apples Miller A Meyer—148 bbls apples C F Melville Aco— 125 bbls potatoes F DelBonuio—20 do 55 bbls apple- Meyers A Maun—82 do 7 crates cabbage Davison A Pitcher—27bbls apples A Fucich Aco—32 do M Schwabacher—8 do W O Pomerade—72 do 16 bbls potatoes J K eller- 50 bbls oil J H Scott—13 casks bacon 15 tierces hams Vose Bros—16 bdls hides Hay A Mehle—5 pkgs to bacco Marshall A Earley. 1 cotton gin U V TTiomp- kins—1 do John W inship—9 pkgs paper Crane A James . 10 bales domestic C C Ketclium—40 boxes mdse D L Ranlett —25 do F Bauer—10 do E Booth—6 do C Lazard—32 bales domestic Lehman. Abraham A co—71 bl.ls rosin Jury, Joseph A J '—3 cotton gins Golsan Bros—1 do Tipp A Colt-man—1 do J B Wolfe Aco—129 bbls rosin J F Simpson..1 box drugs E J H art Aco.. 5doM Dowling—228 empty barrels O Per- rilliat—aud sundries to order—Total, 33 bales cotton

MORGAN’S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL­ROAD, August 19—2 liales cotton McWilliams, Ma­rion Aco—1 do G Lazar—22 do (1 new) J W Bur- bridge Aco—4 do A Tertrou—2 do Jno I Adams Aco 3 half bales moss 3 hhds sugar R Beer—20 bdls hides M Levy—2 half Indes moss Sevin A Oourdain—3 bbls sugar A A Mouton—10 half bales moss J M Walsh— 26 hides J Rykoski. .6 pkgs hides U IJ Terrebonne— $225 John Calder.. 12 hidf bales moss Ferguson A Ua her—15 do do J A j cock—28 do Herman A Vignes—6 bales do L Terrebonne—130 mail cattle P Servat— and sundries to order—Total, 31 balee cotton (1 new crop) 2 hlids sugar

Department of Assessments, ) City Hall, Room 15, Aug. 16, 1874. j

In accordance w ith section seven, city ordi­nance num ber 71, A dm inistration Meries, notice is hereby given th a t the A ssessm ent on Real Es­tate and Personal P roperty within th e city, for I he year 1875 is now com plete, and will be "open for inspection and correction a t the office of the D epartm ent o f A ssessm ents, Room 15, C ty Hall, from 9 o’clock A. M. till 3 o’clock P. M. (Sundays excepted), during th irty days from the date hereof, a t which time a'll complaints, of e ither excessive or inadequate assessm ents, will be con­sidered. ,

And tax-pavers are hereby notified to a ttend to the ir assessm ents in person, as no applications for the correction of assessm ents will ho en te r­tained by any clerk of tliis depart . ont, uni ss made by th e owner of the property in person or hv he legally authorized agent.’ This ordei m ust be stric tly obeyed.

au!6 lm H. F. 8TUROKEN, Administrator.

IN S U R A N C E .rjlW E N T V FIFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT

------ OF THE-------

CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,

May 23, 1874.

The trustees, in conformity to the charter, submit the following statement of the attairs of the company on the 30th of April, 1874 ;Fire prem iums..........................$219,708 28Marine premiums.................... 46,335 38River premiums........................ 134.551 35—$400,594 25Earned premiums, less reinsurance aud

return premiums ................................... 319,233 52Losses paid aud estimated—

On Are risks .. $80,455 14 On marine risks 28,477 38 On river risks 47,334 47—$156,266 99

Taxes, discount iu lieu of participation, interest ou capital, expenses, etc., lessdiscount, e t c ........................ 100,564 08— 256,831 00

VICKSBURG.

FOR VICKSBUdG.UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET. Leaves every TUESDAY a t 5 P. M.

- , FOR’ VICKSBURG, NATCHEZ,'D avis Bend and all intermediate land- 1 ings—The passenger steamer

H ob t. E . Lee.Wm Campbell, master, Jno. H. Mossop, clerk.

will leave as above, carrying United States mail." urg with Parizot Line for t a

points on Yazoo river; also, with commoting boatsconnecting at Vicksburg

Leaving net p ro fts .............................. $62,702 00

UNDRIES—S”

500 Rids Mess Pork.65 Bbls Rump Pork.

200 Bbls Corn Meal.125 Tierces Refined Lard.10 H alf Casks Sugar cured Shoulders.

In store and to arrive.E. K. CONVERSE,

au l6 5t 84 Magazine.

Re m o v a l — w e h a v e r e m o v e d o u roffice to No. 188 Common s tree t, between

Varieties Alley and Baronne stree t. au!5 lm MEYER, W EIS A CO.

i rOANOKE COIXEGE,

SALEM, VA.,

L IS T O F V ESSELS

Up, C leared an d S a iled fo r N ew O rleans.

NEW * YORK.

Steamship City of Galveston, Evans__ sld Aug 12Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson............ sld Aug 15Steamship Hudson, Gager..................... sld Aug 15Bark Frank Marion. Dillon..................... ldg Ju ly 8

BALTIMORE.

Steamship Wilmington, Holmes................sld Aug 7LIV ER PO O L.

Ship Golden Rule, H all............................... sld July 7Ship Expounder, Crocker..........................sld Ju ly 23Ship Formoso, Alien ................................ sid Ju ly 16Ship G Strickland. Strickland................. ldg Ju ly 31Ship Belgravia, Bell.. . sld Aug 1Bark Ceterina, Jones...................................sld Ju ly 9

ANTWERP.

Bark Trieste, Tobin.................................. ldg Aug IOLID.LIN.

Bhi k A In ahum..................................... .. sld Aug 4BEAUMARIS

Bark Duchess of Lancaster, Williams___sld June 20HAVRE

Bark Hortense Dusautoy, Cluzand............ sld Ju ly 5AMSTERDAM.

Bark Noah, Keilsen...................... .eld JaneK A K S I.il ,I.l-.s

sid Aug .sld Aug

sld July 17

Bark Marguerite.................................Bark Kaifaciucia...................... .........

BORDEAUX.

Ship Ville de Bordeaux, Guillaume.ROUEN

Bark Maggie McNeil, H erron................sld JulyRIO DE JANEIRO.

Ship Osborne. Griffiths.............................ldg July

Offers superior advantages to young m en of the South. F irst-class facilities, low charges; board $10 per month. Expenses for ten m onths (including hoard, tuition and incidentals,) about $200. Location unsurpassed ill America. Twentv- second session opens Septem ber 2. Those wish­ing to. en ter should w rite at once. S tudents from 16 S tates, including Louisiana. City references given if desired.

For Catalogue, of 40 pages, addressREV. D. F. B ITTLE, D. D., President,

au la 2w Ur, apply at this office.

Q O O L M INERAL W ATERS— BETHE8DA,

Cooper's Well aud Blue l ic k , on d raugh t, 5 cents

per glass, and 50 cents per gallon. Also Congress

Em pire, 25 cents per bottle, on ice, at 106 Camp

stree t. au l3 ThSuA Tu lm

COOK’S TOURS AND GENERAL TRAVEL- ING ARRANGEMENTS—Ocean tickets hv

any hue from Now York. Passengers booked tiirougli to »ny point in Europe from New Or­leans. Tours in Europe and all parts of the United S tates. For tickets and o ther information, apply to A. K. M ILLER A CO., 29 Corondelet s tree t. New Orleans. an l2 lm 4thp

S L A T E S .

BEST EN G LISH SLATES—COLOR R E D - Slate Roofs and R epaiis made to order by AURTCH, 629 M agazine stree t, near Jackson,

au 16 lm

The company have the following assets:Bills receivable... ....................$37.630 51Iaians on bond and. mortgage 72,028 66—#109,059 17Loans on pledge of stock at

call .........................................#138,205 86Cash on hand............................ 63,832,68— 202 038 54Real estate................................. 118,759 42City bonds, bank and other stocks......... 162,031 50Premiums in course of collection............ 60,160 59

$652,949 22The above statement is a tine aud correct tran ­

script from tlic books of the company.THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.

H e n r y V. Oolikn, Secretary.STATE OF LOUISIANA, »

Pal ish of Orleans, City of New Orleans. J Sworn to aud subscribed before me, this 23d day of

May, 1874. W. E. EVANS.Second Justice of the Peace,

Parish of Orleans, LaThe Board of Trustees Resolved, That after pay­

ing tlie Fourth Quarterly Interest of 2 1-2 per cent, on the capital stock of the’ compauv, that a dividend of TW ENTY-FIVE PER CENT, lm paid in CASH on and after the 23d day of June next, to those parties insuring with the company entitled to receive the same.

tor Sunflower, Deer Creek and Tallahatchie rivers. For freight or passage apply on board, or to

JOHN JANNEY,H ITE Sc. CARLIN, 4 Tchoupito 1 s s t..C. G. WAYNE.

au2 ADAMS Sc WORK, 9 Commrroinl Place.

SATURDAY VICKSBURG PACKET.

V. S. M AIL PACKET.

Leaves every SATURDAY, a t 5 P. If.

FOR VICKSBURG, DAVIS’ BEND. Natchez, and all intermediate Undings— The passenger steamer

Natchez,

T. P. Leathers, master, J . F. Mas«; olerk, connecting a t Vicksburg with Parizot Line Ihr Yazoo, Tallahatchie aud Sunduwer Rivers, and with A nchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and St. Louis. For freight or passage apply on board, or to

JOHN JAN N EY , 117 Common st. or to H IT E St CARLIN, 4 Tchoupitoulas st.

aul 6m

Thos. A. Adams, Saiu'l II. Kennedy, John Phelps, Adam Thompson, P. N. Strong Jos. Bowling,Jno. M. Sanilidge, Simon Forcheimer, R. B. Post,Edw. Pilsbury, Chas. E. Slayuack, David Wallace, Andrew Stewart,

TRUSTEES :Sam’l B. Newman C. T. Buddeeke,A. G. Über,Henry Abraham, Victor Meyer, Edw. J . Gay, Simon Hemsheiin, Jos. B. WolfeL R. T. Torian,.lohn E. King, F red’k Camerden, J . L. Harris,Jos. Stone.

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C O P A R T N E R S H IP S .

Dis s o l u t io n o f c o p a r t n e r s h i p —m r .Thom as A Do Wolf having determ ined to

rem ain in E ngland, w ithdraws from th e firm of SHEPH ERD & De WOLF, from A ugust 1, 1874, by m utual consent. The business will ba con­tinued by Mr. C. J Shepherd, for his own ac­count, under the style of C. J . SHEPH ERD A CO.

au!8 t f SHEPH ERD & DeWOLF.

B A N K E R S A N D B R O K E R S .

La b o r e r s , m e c h a n ic s , c l e r ic s a n do thers who desire to place the ir savings

wnere they will produce a fair ra te of in terest, and a t the sam e time be free iroui the hazards of fire, burglary or o ther accidents, to which it is so • ften exposed in dwellings and boarding-houses, should patronize the CITIZENS’ SAVINGS BANK, Gruuewald Hall, J . L. GUBERNATOR, president; M. BENNER, cashier. au9 lm

Lo u is ia n a s a v in g s b a n k a n d s a f e D E P O S I T C O M P A N Y ,

5 1 . Camp s tr e e t.....................51

......................... , ag;last year— increase 172,816. Exports (F ri­

day to Tncsilay inclusive) to G reat B ritain 7751 boles, agan.st 4396 last week and 7041 last year, and to the Continent none, against none last Week and m ue last year. Stock« a t all m e de­livery port« made up to 12 M. 130,678 bales, against 147:993 last week, aud 158,878 last year. The above ota.« at ail the ports are exclusive of oorreoliona.

TOBACC) '—There was more movement to ­day, »lie vales em bracing 157 hhds (14, 15, 21, 26 anq e l) a t —. This makes au ag ­gregate tipis far th is week of 199 hhds, against 142! last week, and 258 the week bc- fuie. Priti' s are reputed firm. The am ount oa sale iz estim ated a t 7575 hhds. We continue to quote :’ow td medium >ogs at Uirdu fort! lo line S‘@S*e low eai 9*lftl!l>e medium l-i@ ll |e , good to fine 12@i2*o. select torn ’S@14c. Received since last evon- ® fi R hinf i; exported 56 to New York. Stock on

by eOi* running statement 9493 hhds. F .R tlG ljlrj-T h e maraai continue«extremelv

anil, w uh.no sail loom lor Liverpool, and the Stozn-J... tj tor that •><*« team*: «ottoutt J@7-1M. we quote ('Z follows;

By eteeJBto Cotton to Liverpool, Id: to g r o j e t z , to Philadelphia . e; to Boston. P r o b e n « and Fall Biver, via Philadelphia Je

By «ail- Jottoa to Liverpool — ; to jfo«ven i®*

SUGAR -Only B hhds wsre received this morn­ing. Sale* 17 hhds pnme refilled at 9jc 9! B>.

MOLAR ES—No receipts aud no sales. City refimry r »boiled is selling in the job trade at 4tf@42c for couimou, 48@5Uc lor fair. 55@@57c lor good yiir, 60@62c for prim e and 67@69.uor chmee.

F .OUR -Fome inquiry for Cuba and f 00 bl D sohl on private tern.«. Vie ha e hea d of salts of 3D00 b"l*. particulars not trausp red. Other lots i < nro. ire .tv. The saies t • ths local trade are confined 1. 1 J700 bbls, of winch 96 superfine »t $4, ■ l a n d JUKI good treble extra at $5 75,100 a t $ 87J,

iug, and on Weduosdav m orning, aliout 8 o’clock, reached onr lower wliarf, being over th irteen hours in sight, wriggling, tw isting and scuffling th rough, working a channel to reach us, while “ one card ” ra tes were vanishing from our sight. We could not help adm iring “ M asser Dick,” and the energv displayed by bun to give our G rand j Ecore trade a good boat to deal with.

Un Friday m orning, alm ost up to time, the Fleta, Capt. Mit; hell, pu t in an appearance,shov­ing out her stago-plauk a t the Piimville wliarf ju s t about davlight, and seem ed to have a p re tty fair freiglit for low w ater—a fair freigh t now means lu-xt to nearly nothing.

The Bryarly ought to be down al>out to-m or­row. S team boat time is m ashed all in to a “ cocked h a t,” and we arc only “ certing” th a t they are lu re when we see them —no, when they have landed, we should ray.

O ur crops, t artieularly i’u th e pine-woods, are suffering very much for the w ant of rain , and a continued dry spell will reduce the yield very m uch—already we h ea r of forms falling off, and we fear the young bolls will not m atu re if we have no rain* in the course of a week. Dry, hot and sw eiteuug has been th e w eather for tlie past week.

D i s s o l u t i o n o f c o p a b t n e r s h i p - t h efirm of JOHN PH ELPS & CO., composed

of John Phelps and A. A. Yates, is th is day dis­solved by m utual consent. E ither < a rtner wil sign the nam e oi the firm in liquidation only.

JOHN PHELPS,A. A. YATES.

New Orleans, A ugust 1st, 1874.

/CO PARTNERSH IP - TH E UNDERSIGNED VV have tliis day formed a copartnership for the purpose of e a rn in g on a Cotton Factorage and Commission business, under the nam e and style of JOHN PH E LPS St CO.

JOH N PH ELPS,A. A. YATES, ISAIAH GREEN.

New Orleans, August 1st, 1874. au l lm

C A PIT A L ........................................................ $500,000E. C. PALMER, P res iden t JAM ES JACKSON, Vice P resident.

d i r e c t o r s .ED. CONERY, FREDERICK WING.J . H. K ELLER, W. H. THOMAS,DAVID WALLACE, JAMES JACKSON,

E. C. PALMER.I ts capital gives security to deposits.

. of F ifty Cents and upw ards received, and SIX PER CENT. INTEREST allowed.

Deposits I nd SIX F ‘

jylO 3m JOHN S. WALTON, Cashier.

C oop I tems. —A special to th e G alveston Xetcs from M arlin, (Texas), is a s follows:

▲ dry, sohorching drouth prevails, and crops are considerably shortened. Not more than half as much cotton as was made last year, and twice as much corn.

A dispatch to the same paper from Calvert, says t at cotton in that locality will not aver­age more than one-third of a bale to the acre, that the present drouth and extremely hot weather ore damaging the prwpect daily.

Per contra, the Brownsville •papers state that a much larger amount of cott in will be shipped thii year from the Rio Grande Valley than ever before. The cotton worm has en­tirely disappeared and picking is going on briskly.

Cadet Smith pii iuiseajto tell “ de troof, de hull trout, an' nnfiin but de troof” about Ins West Point experience.

r

VTOTICE - Mr. E. P. RARE8HIDE TH IS day withdraws from the firm of GEORGE A.

FOSDÏCK A CO. George A. Fosdick is charged with the liquidation of its affairs, and will con­tinue* tlie ship brokerage business under the sam e stvle and firm, GEO. A. FOiSDICK,

E. P. RARESHIDE. New Orleans, Ju ly 20, 1874.

M essrs. J . M. DOMINGUEZ and OLIVER P. REZEAU have an in terest in onr business from th is date. GEO. A. FOSDICK A CO.

Ju ly 2«*, 1874. jy 22

W& THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS day formed a copartnership under the firm

name of RARESHIDE A CAMERON, for the transaction of a steamship, ship brokerage and gsneral commission business.

E. P. RARESHIDE,J . SPENCER CAMERON,J . B. RARESHIDE.

Office 171 Gravier street, near Carondelet.iy22

£7HE FREEDMEN’S SAYINGS AND TRU Sl

COMPANY.A Savings Bank, Chartered by the United States

March, 1865.

NEW ORLEANS BRANCH,182 C ana l S tree t, C o rn er o f D ryades .

Bank Hums from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M.Open Saturilay Night to receive Deposits from 6 to 8

o'clock.In te re s t A llow ed on D eponits.

C. D. STUKTEVANT, Cashier. sp30 fun HENRY BACAS, Asms'. Cashier.

jy K W ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

1 3 6 C ana l H tree t.TRUSTS»*.

Dr. W. Newton Mercer,G. F. Générés, David Urqnhart,George Jonas, John G. Gaines,Thomas A. Adams, Carl KoSn,Thos. Allen Clarke, Christian SchneiderChas. J . Leeds, Samnel Jamison.

Interest allowed o.. Deposits.„ L. F. GENERES, President.8AM JONES. Cashier. aoU ’Vz i r

g O U T H E R N L IF E INSURANCE COMPANY,

OF M EM PHIS, TENN.

THOS. A. NELSON, P resident.A. WOODRUFF, Vice P resident.BEN. MAY, Secretary.

A ssets N early 8 3 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .

Whole num ber of policies in force over 8000. Surplus to policy holders $500,000. Incom e in 1873, $1,643,249 70.

Reasons for insuring in the Southern L ife In ­surance « orupany:

1. I ts security,' its ratio of assets to liabilities being nearly $200 for even- $100 it owes, its sol­vency being unsurpassed by any com pany doing business in th e United S tates.

2. I ts being a sound Southern Companv, there is no danger of ils w ithdrawal from the country.

3. Its rates are as low as absolute security will allow, and have not been increased, while its m u­tual fea ture re tu rn s in equitable dividends the surplus to the assured.

4. I t is purely a Southern corporation; its Di­rectory em braces the nam es of m any of the ablest financiers, and m ost successful business m en t.f tlie South, and re ta ins all its accumulations at home, to improve and enhance your property.

5. The liberality to its policy* holders a re not only promised but practised.

New Orleaus Branch, No. 48 Carondelet street, corner of Union.

Refers by perm ission to Archbishop Perche, YVm. H enry,Bell & ilenge , R. T. Buckner A Bro.,Jno. Cliaffo, Bro. A 8on, Jas. A. Brown,Nelson, Lam phier A Co., Jam es Wood,G. W. Sentelf, Chas. T . Nash,Wm. M cMasters, Capt. J . J . Brown,Jack W harton, Mechanics and T raders’ Bank

JOH N F. BUTTS, G eneral A g en t J . A. WARNER, S uperin tendent of Agencies,

jv26 lm

jÿjË R C H A N T S ’ MUTUAL INSURANCE COM­

PANY OF NEW ORLEANS,

1 0 4 C an a l S tre e t.

TW EN TIETH ANNUAL STATEMENT.

In conformity with the requirements of their char ter, the C o m p an y publish the following statement : Premiums received darin» the year ending May 31

Unearned Premiums of the previ

UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.FOR CHICOT CITY, MOUTH W H ITE AND AR­

KANSAS. GREENVILLE, VICKSBURG AND THE BENDS.

Leaves every THURSDAY. a t 5 o'clock, P. M.FOB CHICOT CITY, MOUTH

W hite and Arkansas riven. Oreeuviiile, Vicksburg, Natchez and way landing»—

The fine and last passenger packet K a tie ,

(In place steamer Frank Pargond,)J . M. White, master, C. Holmes, clerk,

will leave as above, carrying the United States mail and coimecting a t Vicksburg with the “ Parizot L ine” for all points on Yazoo and Tallahatchie rivers.

J . JAN N EY , 117 Common street, H IT E A CARLIN,

4 Tchoupitoulas street,•o l Agents.

O H IO K1VUR.

REGULAR CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET.

Leaves on 8ATURDAY, 22d inst., a t 5 P. M.FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,

Evansville, Henderson, Shawneetowr, Paducah, Cairo, Memphis, and all iutei-

inetliate points— The passenger steamer In d ia n a ,

W. J . Rusk, master, A. L. Croxall, clerkwill leave as above. For freight or passage apply on board or to C. G. WAYNE, 106 Gravier street.

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R E D R IV E R .

ECOREREGULAR TUESDAY GRAND PACKET

Leaves every TUESDAY, a t S P . M. Commencing on TUESDAY, Aug. 4th.

FOR GRAND KCOKE, ’ MONT- ixnery, Mouth Cane R iverjAlexandria, oriuan's, Harbin’s and all way landings

on Red River—The A1 and very light draught pas­senger steamer

F le ta .Jno. C. Mitchell, master, Jas. L. Robbins, clerk, will leave positively as above throughout the loW water season. The F leta will be replaoed by a larger boat when navigation permits.

For freight or passage apply on board, or to jy25 lm LORD St McPEAKE, 4« Camp street.

W EEKLY GRAND ECORE PACKET. Leaves on FRIDAY, Aug. 21, a t 5 P. M. i

F o r t DeRuHNey, B arb in '« , N s » ' man’s, Alexandria, Mouth Cane River, Montgomery, Grand Ecore and nil way

landings—The light draught pawwnger steamer C . H . D ur fee,

(In place of Sabine.)R. Sinnott, master, Geo. C. Hamilton, clerk.Particular attention paid to way and plantation

business. For freight or passage apply on board- or to T T St CARTER,

iyis

SINiXO'iH IT E St CAR Lari, BRITTON Sl EPPLBR.

O PELO USA S.

REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET.F o r W a sh ing ton , P o r t B a r r e ,

Siminsport, Cburcüville and ail landings on the Coast, Atehafalaya River and Ba­

you Courtableau—the new aud light draught nasaon- gcr steamer

B e r th a , z aH. H. Broad, master, J . B. Sob mi f i t t e r k.

will leave as above, every WEDNESDAY, at 5 P. M taking freight and passengers for all landings on Bà- you des Glaizes, to be landed a t either Big Bead Land­ing or at either warehouse a t Siinmaport. For freight or passage apply on board, or to

au5 BRITTON St EPPLER, 10« Common st.

oub year:On Fire Risk .......................................... $693.30* 04On Manne Risks.......................................... Ml 7»nrOn River Risks.........................................*. 141 035-.

Total Premiums....................................... $915 131 2iLess Unearned Premiums........ ............ 195*900 00

Net Earned Premiums 31st Mav. 1873 *719 221 aiLosses paid— '

(to F5re R is k s ........................... $363,618 66O“ Manue Risks........................ 63,305 72On River Risks ....................... 59,825 23

3,361Taxes and Expenses less in ­

terest .....................................Reinsurance, Return Premium

and Profits and L o s s ........... 80.346Reserved for Unat(juated Losses 45,000 01

$« ,$58 04

Leaves every SATURDAY, a t 5 P. M.,F o r W ash in g to n , P o r t B a r re ,

__________Siminsport, Church ville,aud ali interme-diate landings on the Coast, A tuhafavlay a

River and Bayou Courtableau. The tight draught passenger steamer

_ _ Trenton,E. Qnatrevaux, master, T. Jobin, clerk,

will leave as above, every SATURDAY a t 5 P. M , taking freight and passengers for Rayon des Glaises,' to be landed a t Big Bend Landing or Simmaport» For freight or passage apply ou board, or to

, J- M. DOWLING 25 Decatur street.je20 tf J . B. WOODS St CO.. 194 Gravier s t

OUA CH ITA R IV E R .

BLANKS’S LIN E OUACHITA PACKETS.FOR CAMDEN, TRENTON, MON

roe and all way landings on Ouachita an Black Rivers. The very light-drangh

passenger steamer . W illie ,J . W. Blanks, master; E. B. Trinidad, clerks.

Will leave every SATURDAY, a t 5 P. M. connecting with steamers Ora for Bayou Bartholo­mew, Goose for Little River, Tensas and Bayou M a­con, Bertha Bruner for D’Arboune, Ann S. for fimol f-.ver, and Stafford's little packet for Bayou Louis.

BRITTON Sc EPPLER.ADAMS St WORK, 9 Commercial Place.

jy21 lm W. IS. CLARKE, Ageun,.

Profit..

The Companv have the following assets •Real Estate...........City Bouda_____ _______Banks and Railroad Stocks

»103,763 If

F O R S A L K .

FOB S A L E -

TWO SECOND-HAND STAB COTTON OBIS.

Cheap fo r Cash, at

J. H. JENSEN’S,

Jy25 t f 78 Carondelet street.

183.

;mr\ i\sSafeM MANUFACTURE

'S .U 1 XSOU TH ERN D EPO T,

..........Gravier S tree t.......................185

JelO tf

$344,415 51 309,032 5C

Notes secured by m o rtg a g e ..I" " .* "” " 364.™ 2N o te s s e c u r e d b v D le d ira ............ .. in n m e »Bills receivable . . . . ^ . . 2Premium in coarse of collection....... ' *** ins V « nState Bonds........................................ ’’ o'ooo nrInsurance Stock................................... "**Stock Vallette Insurance Company!:!**Stock of Levee Steam Cotton Press.........Stock of Marine Dry Dock and Ship Yaid

Mortgage Bonds Turners’ Association'Mortgage Bonds Odd Fellow* H«tl

1,800 « 20,800 00 3(785 00

LO W E R COAMT.

REGULAR LOWER COAST PACKET TW ICE A WEEK.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY a t 10 A. M.

. fPSb F °K THJS FORTH, QUARANTINE I|g«eSgij^ Burns, Pointe-la- Hache, Jesu it’s Bend,

and all plantation and way ' v ' - i r s The new and staunch passenger steamer . . _ , d ia ry Id a ,A. J . Ruiz, master, J . L. Boyd, P. R. Barry, clerks.

For rrenjnt «PP*V *will leave as above, board, i f to l|v2K

4.000 M9.000 «5.000 Of

Cash on hand................ 11*53 4*

$1,363,704 7f

The above statement is a Inst and correct script from the books of the Company

„ _ „ PAUL FOURCHÉ, PreoidentG. W. Nott, Secretary.

» . u 0 F LOUISIANA, 1P* T h ° f ^ * 5 * 1 cit? ° f New Orieaaa. I

t 8w<TÎ-,t0 *“d »“hecribed before me the 8th dav al Jnne, 1874. P. CHS. CUVELErT

Ti.» _____ NoUry PoMic, 140 Gravier s tree t. Ä ö l d « T Ä n c L * * m tere,t U ****“ • *»

P. Maspero,8. Z. Refr

( t e U t t S * J - I L a S T V

R O O M S A N I ) b o a r d .

UR NIB HKD ROOMS, W ITH OR WITHOUT “ toed, central location. No. 209 Gravier street.

Rear Baronne, tonna moderate, to suit times. ap28tf

^ E W ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO

RAILROAD COMPANY.GREAT JACKSON ROUTS.

Trams depart and arrive as follows :(From Calliope Street Depot.)

„ depa r t . a r r iy i.Express........7.-00 A. M. | Express 10 JO P. M,

8:00 A. K. C an through to S t,

Eastern

6:00 P. M. t ollman P a in e I

. . ma, Chicago sad „Gnjy one change o

cities.Tickets tor sale and mtormatioa given a t 22

Damp street, coiner Common.

K. D. F L O A T , i q R O t f