The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-08

Old Prob says that we are to-day to have a
ast, fair weather We return thanks for thi
ayor.
Chicago reports its real estate market a
continuing "fiat, stale and improbable"
Messrs Kahn h Co., booksellers and station
CTS. No. 100 Canal street, send us copies of tn
Atest Northern papers.
We have received, with the compliments o
VIM. F. johnson, news dealer, No. 317 Ole
Levee street, the Catholic Review, the Ban
ner of Light, and several other illustrated
j Ournals.
Our talented young townsman, Mr.. p. G..
Cusachs, left the city last evening to resume
his position as artist on the New York Graphic.
Mr.. Cusachs has already won for himself
quite an enviable reputation, and we wish
him all possible success in his new field
PERSONAL note the return to our city
of Mr.. Joseph NJ Ryan, young man who,
in his collegiate course at St Marys College,
has reflected not only much credit to himself,
but to the community, of which he is an
honored son
DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE A meet
ngof the Democratic Parish Committee will
be held at No. 8 Carondelet street, on We'd
nesday evening, at 7 o'clock, sharp, for the
purpose Of organization, and the transaction
Of other important business.
At the University of Virginia commence
ment on the I'd inst, Messrs Edward Telford
Hunt and Thomas L. Raymond, Of New Or
cans, graduated in the engineering depart
ment. with the degree Of Civil Engineer. Mr.
Raymond also received the degree of Bachelor
Of Science
We regret that our typos printed the name
q our well known friend John s. Tully, ESQ,
asJohn Shelly, in the report of the late enthu-
siastic meeting in the Fifth Ward We |
thought that most every one knew the genial |
John, but Ut this late hour discover that there |
wene few left who had not as yet shaken his
opened hand.
Simon, the well-known newspaper dealer of
he Second District, has now a stand at the
corner Of Charity and ST. Peter streets, where
he is to be found regularly every evening
Simon being an eminently acute and progress
I've member Of the profession, it is superfuous
10 add that the Bulletin can always be found
upon his shelves. {
The many friends of Miss Kasson, the eff
cient and popular Principal of the Magnolia
Pubic School, will rejoice to hear of her good i,
Crtune in securing partner for life, who will
diligently care for her and make life pleas
ant journey. In Mr. Sproule she has secured
an excellent husband, and a gentleman whose
aim, we know, will be to make her life pleas !,
ant. through the paths of this world. We
wish the pair all the happiness they deserve.
There is no joke about Staub's cheap news
stand, No, CD Canal street II deserves its S
name You can buy any Northern, Western y
OF Eastern daily there for five cents per copy, il
he illustrated Graphic for five cents, and any
u the other illustrated papers for ten cents. 8,
Verify Staub has wrought revolution in the h
news business in this city. Il
he keeps always for sale the Galveston Il
Mercury, In which are to he found the racy b,
stters from New Orleans II
Nrw Books Me%srs Kahn l. Co, No. 1870 -
Canal street, have placed upon our table the W
ollewing new publications Taken at the -
flood. by Miss M. f. Braddon Harper & -
Bros. The Brigand, by Victor Hugo; Peter 81 -
on 4 Bros. Old Wells Dug Out, by Rev. T. .:
Dewitt Talmagc Harper 4 Bros The Auto -
of Edw. Wortley Montague Peter
On Bros. The Second Wife, by Mrs. A. L.
Ulster; J. b. Lippncott A Dangerous Game. -
y Edmund Yates VIM. T. Gill Il Co, Boston. ~
Our sanotum WAS frightened yesterday by SEE
&c presence of Mrs Anna s. Dimock, the ac- so,
emphasized travelling correspondent of the In
hcago Times. who is on flying visit to New VIII
rleans Mrs. Dimock il lady Of refinement mo
I'd culture. and eminently calculated to adorn yes
c position she has chosen in journalism We acc
c quite sure, in writing Of the South and our by
'ople. she will set down naught in malice, tn.
IT speak OF us Just AZ she finds us-impecuni- tbr
Is and almost ruined. but not inoorrigble. MIA
We are again placed under Obligations to /
alley. the indefatigable BY batch of late lis
lpers. European and American. The
We note the Glasgow Herald, London Times pro
turtlAy Review. New York Independent, I
dies Journal. Waverley Magazine. Maritime mo,
gister. Banner Of Light and the Daily Gra- saw
'e' bee
Also the New York World Of July I'd, con- sbo
ming the able letter On PROSTATE Louisiana aar,
sich we have Unpublished Haley has our to !
anks
FORMATION. We have received . oommuni- que
hon from Inquirer aaking whether or not it quit
'uid b prudent for the vhite people to hea
canine and arm. The Bu11xru hss been Of u
vlh8 On olas onofd fcr weeks past. and if Of |
quF@ wooid read our paper he would see com