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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-23
IN N1ENI(RIAM,
SKGT1os F., CRESCENT CITY WHITE LEAeUB,
New Orleans, September q, 1874

SECTION f., CRESCENT CITY WHITE LEADUE,
| New Orleans, September q, 1874.
! At meeting OF Section f., Crescent City
White L. ague held this day, the following pre-
anlble and resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed:
Whereas, on the 14th day Of September, 1874,
| it was the misfortune Of our Section to lose our
| brave and gallant comrade, Richard G. Lindsey,
who fell nobiy fighting for the liberty of State
and against the usurpation that had been forced
| upon her. Therefore, be it
| Kesoired, That while We bow in humble sub
mission TO tho dispensstion of all and
everything p evidence that has seen proper to re-
move our comrade from our midst, We are con-
| strained to give expression 10 heartfelt :
row at the 10 Of one who molly yield up hi.
life III dt Tending his State against the oppression
and tyranny OF an usurp'ng Government
| Resolred .Scond, That IN the death Of Richard
&. Lindsey exp renee the loss OF christian
| gentleman. warm-hearted and generous friend
and brave and chivalrous soldier, whose early
Heath has deprived Louisiana o. one Of her
nobl.st defenders and the community in which
| he lived OF promising and useful citizen.
| Res0red THIRD that We tender 10 the sorrow
| stricken mother and family OF our deceased COM
rade our sincere sympathy in the irrepsrable loss
tney have sustained. and assure his bereayad
mother that her Noble boy died - be had ever
lived. in the brave and fearless performance OF
duty.
Rtso;red Fourth, That ~ m expression Of our
sorrow, the Of1i0ers anu members OF Secton 4
wear the usual badge Of mourning for thirty
dayA
be transmitted to the family Of our deceased
oUmrade.
By the committee.
RIB. PLxAsAsTs, Chairman.
VIZ. FAGAN,
W. J. J. ARxsraoxo,
CHAs. PALYRET,
j. u. HARDrN0.
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| MURRAY-nn Tuesday, September p, at
o'cl ck. MARY BRACK KIN, wife OF Edward Muir
ray. native Of county Mead, Ireland and a resi-
dent Of this city for the last 26 ears.
| The funeral will take place at 8 o'clock This
Evening, fro her late residence, corner o.
Valenc+ and Constance streets. =
| RAYbURN- On Tuesday morning, September
p, 1874, at half past O'clock, john King Ray
years, member of Philadelphia Fire Company
No. II.
His friends, those Of his brother, W. l.. Ray
burn, members OF Philadelphia Steam Fire Com.
pany No. II, and the Fire Department of the
city, respectfully invited to attend his funeral
from his late residence, No 523 Bienvllle street,
on Wednesday Evening, the 23d inst, at 8
o'clock.
Memphis, Nashville, Galveston and San Fran
cisco papers pie ase copy.
DUVAL-On Tuesday, September %, at III
O'Clock, A. NJ. William J. Duval, native of Ala
bama, aged 81 years.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family
and Of his brothers, Theodore and Frank Duval,
and Of Henry Armstrong, D. NJ Kelly and s. p
Cottreaux, are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral from the resid, nee Of the latter, at 4
O'Clock P. NJ, This Day, from 1919 Baronne, be-
tween lilo and Era'o streets.
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HERRON SPEAKS A PIECE,

Among the many distinguished ~ individu
ais OF the Kellogg persuasion, who were luck,
enough to be at safe distance away during
the late popnlaDstorn which swept over New
Orleans, and who have shown up in the news
papers, there is none who has effulged with
more conspicuous effrontery and 1alsehood.
than Gen. F. J. Heron, the Recorder OF
Mortgages under Kell gg.
! Everybody down here knows Frank Heron
His contemplate trucking to the powers
that happen to be, for place, has often been
the subject Of remark, anu is Of record that in
the last election he offe ed to sell himself and
the Radical party-for the position which he
subsequently obtained by sticking to the usur-
per and his fortu~ es
Everybody remembers how he got out of the
Ma, shal's office and his acts of political trick.
! cry and low cunning are equally familiar to
every one.
Heron, it appears, WIS at Pittsburg when
the trouble here broke out, and the Pittsburg
Leader, in magnificent spasm of journalistic
enterprise, had him interviewed at length--a
feat about as remarkable and sensible as
woul be the sending of a reporter to SER
want of Henry Ward Beecher to astertain his
opinion of his masters guilt OF innocence.
Heron, pulled up with importance, rendered
brave by distance, and desiring to help his
employer, gets off about two columns Of the
most sickening bosh and fragrant misrepre-
sensations ever printed in a newspaper. We
append sample Of his nonsense
business men who signed the call for the mass
meetUg?"
CIV ell, I have been in New Orleans for eight
years, can safely say tina. know all the bust
hess men OF Importance. Now, here is he call,
with the signers, in the New Orleans BULLETIN,
ana | don't know, nor did ever hear OF more
than halt dos n OF these people, and they do
not properly belong to the classes mentioned
JOURNALISTIC.
You 81 eak Of the BULLETIN. That is the or
gan Of the League, is it not?"
"fcs, it started at the time that organization
did, and has been the M Of viLdictive hot head
ed sheet ever knew. 1t has q number Of
occasions openly advocated ATTACKING the United
States troops # they were brought out"
How DO the other PAL ers standf"
We'll, the Picdynne II with the Bulletin and
the League now he Times, also Democratic,
is col sentative. and has opp red the League all
along. II Is the same nay with the Ge man pa
per. Ine French paper LIS, II possible, wols.
than TIE E,dtetin, while the Republican, the only
Republican paper there, is Of course, antaguris-
TIC 10 tie League"
WHO Is GOVERNOR?
General, is it our opinion that Keilt gg was
really aud Leg lily chosen Governor"
II am sure OF It,"
Then what do you think Of Morton's commit
tee OF last winter, which admitted McEnery's
right to the Officer"
txY
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IN MEMORIAM.

HEADQUARTERS CoAPAxY A, Lou1s1ASA's Owx.
Whereas it has pleased Almighty God to take
from US. while in the performance Of his duty -
. citizen-soldier, our gallant and beloved COM
rade, JOHN GRAvAL, be it
Resolved. That We deeply mourn his loss, and
tender our heartfelt sympathies to his family.
Be it fur her resolved, That copy of these
resolutions be forwarded to his family.
EUC. I'D BORLAND, il.
FRED A. ODER
w. H. BARNETT.
Committee.
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DISAPPOINTED.

The peaceful course of our people during
the late unexampled revolution and the mar
velous m"gnanimity exhibited by them il
their hour of triumph has greatly surprised
and sorely disappointed the Radicals here and
elsewhere. They will never forgive US f.,
not having dr. .wn and quartered Kellogg and
Longstreet, and they will owe us a grudge
forever because we failed to massacre few
hundred negroes.
All what glorious capital that would have
been, and how they would have goated upon
the dying agonies OF the poor. helpless ne
groes, and written volumes in praise of Kel-
logg and his defeated Lieutenant As an EVIL
dence Of what would have bee said, we sub
join the following from the Presidents ryan,
the Washington Republican, of the 18th inst. !:
Asa matter Of course-the telegraph" COM
munication being under the control Of the in
surgents and their friends the dispatches re-
celved from the seat of War are colored with
the pre- ndices Of the enemies OF the Govern
ment, and it is not improbable that the sue
cesses reported to have been gained by the
McEnery militia, under the leadership of
" Lieut. Governor Penn may have been ex-
ACCENTED. BE this as 1t may, We may rest un-
der the sad assurance that not 1.-THE of their
excesses hare been reported. That they have
murd -re'i black and white Republicans who
We're IN no way connecte with the contending
forces may be accepted as foregone conclu-
sion. and We may as well make up our mi, DIS
now that when the truth is told. AS it eventual
~ will be, tale Of horrible butchery, of IN
discriminate slaught, rand Of relentless cruelty
Will sfartle the country, disgrace the name Of
American citizenship, and recall the bitter
memories OF past which should have been
buried in torgettulness long ago Under any
the verdict OF the law-abiding
sections OF the country will be recorded
against the rioters.
We ask the New Orleans Republican to state
the case fairly for the benefit of its Washing
on namesake and contemporary.
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$ What effect viii the Presidents proclsma ton

have7"
II don't think any attention win be paid tc
it,
"How soon can any considerable body Of troops
report for duty in New Orleans? p
''By taking all the troops from Louisville and
IT. Louis and some points in Tennessee, and also
what can be spared from points on the Atlantic
coast, ey can muster three thousand men in q
week; That's the best they can 90 in that
length Of time"
HOW THE SOLDIERS FEEL
What do YOU think Of the report of the
United States soldiers cheering the militia %
Il don't believe word Of it. You see that
story was started by the Associated Press. Now
the business manager of the Pic0yune is agent
OF the Associated Press at New Orleans and of
course he tells his own side of the story"
We feel that extended comment on the above
is superhuoUs. The assertion however, that
the agent O. the Associated Press at this point
is the business manager of the Picayune needs
contradiction. The only foundation for this
statement consists in the fact that the agent
was formerly business manager OF the Plea
y,tne, but has long since severed his connec-
ton with that paper
The BULLETIN did not advocate attacking
United States troops, the Times is not a Demo-
cratic newspaper, the Republican is not
the only Republican newspaper here,
the United States troops did cheer the
Kellogg was never legally" or any
other way elected G, vernon, and the names
signed to the call for the meeting were all
hose Of leading business men who
we're, of course, and necessarily unknown
o Frank Heron. So FIR as we can di,coy
here is not a sin lie truthful statement in the
ntire interview
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cheat, and the resrectable white people are H.
clined to think that it would be more becom-
ing their dignity and more in accordance with
their duty as honorable and consistent oppo-
nents Of villainy and fraud to take no part in
sham election, being party to which would
in measure commit them to its results
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-23

Ompapy A. louisiana Own. met last even
in0 Resolutions expressive OF regret for the
GsAAh Of their late comrade John Gayul, who
ynIde up his lie in defeiise OF the rights Of
uls Pc pie, were passed, and by IN unanimous
uee, tho BULLETIN was elected the official
sE3nn # thu company.
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'OuR CITIZENS. have from an au-
tk4y We cannot doubt that there will be in
sta1uted criminal prosecution at an early day.
aaainst those who were best known among
sas leaders. We say this advisedly, and our
saeisfed that the programme will he carried
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DAnkcrs and merchants IRE unanimous in
statang that during the day GOV. Penn was in
fnn possession OF the city deposits and orders
insssased tnlly fifty per cent over any day
dosing the last year.
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ASraaEsrIoN We would suggest to the
aAxent companies of our citizen soldiery, to
sbeain, II possible, the pho ographs Of Their
ga1Ant comrades who fell in defense of the
nights Of the people Of Louisiana on the l4th
i1sA, and to send them to this Office. that
;f6s5 may be dispatched to I e New York
Cruphic
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Notice.

At meeting of the COMMITTEE OF SEVEN
TY, the STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE and
the PARISH COMMITTEE, the following per-
sons were appointed q committee to prepare a
statement Of the recent occurrences in Louis-
ana, and an addre IS to the people OF the United
States
The persons so appointed will meet punctually
at II O'Clock To- Day, at the rooms of the Ce M
mittee Of Seventy, 8, Carondeet street
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QRw ~ Up The steamer St John arrived
ysdera. m Baton Ronge with the sec
ord con ent Of new syrup of the season
IL VAS \. ped ut New Hope Landing, parish
ef AS, II iDn
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NE TEooPs ARE MoyiNG. Company Il, ID
Uzited States n .ntry, left lust evening on
tho Steamboat Il e. Lee, for Monroe, Louisi-
ana This is another move in the grand pro-
gAnme of tue military occupation # the
0Aale
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Fit isn't on the ROT any more. He has re-
issd to the bosom OF his family. Like Sam
Scott's coon. he came down.
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HE Worcester Mass p, ess says:
"The uprising in Louisiana was revolution
and nothing less It must not be mistaken
fx rebel ion. The people acted in unison
af&1nst a u,urpatiOn."
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Carpets!
Mr1lefSi

Carpets Carpets!
II ..CHARTRES STREET.l;
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CARPETS English and American.
OIL CLOTH, Floor, Table and Enamel
MATING, White, Check and Fancy.
WINDOW SHAPES, Ticking, Etc.
BURLAPS, by the Bale or Piece.
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
LACE and Nottingham Lace CURTAINS
go su&We 2dp By A. BROUSSEAU.
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Il. H. MARI, Chairman.
J. Dickson Bruins, H. D Ogden,
Arch. Mitchell, w. s. Pike,
H NJ. Hyams, Perry Nugent,
J. e. Payne. B. Eustis,
John Phelps Jules Tuyes,
Felix Limet, F. s. Goode,
Alf Mouiton, Alfred homan,
Jno. l. Adams, NJ. Musson.
w. B Schmidt, J. B. Lafitte,
J. B. Wilkinson, Thomas A. Adams,
W. A Steven s23 1t
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According lie New IBERIA Sugar Boul,
bas White Leagne Of the parish of Lafayette
nov numb' rs $50 members, and is in fine
working order
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We propose publishing in our Sunday
sdidon u car'oon representing the MURDER OF
LOUISIANA. by the hands of the President OF
ta,s United States, aided by his henchmen
Laandeet, Williams and the usurper Kellogg.
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y0r the Western Gulf States, falling baron
sax. east to southeast winds, cloudy and
threatening weather, with possibly light in.
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he advert w columns OF the Times show
tast that Journal ~ the recipient of Kellogg's
ef2sial patronage. The usurprr knows how
- prOvid. Tor his friends
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producing better sample than any other. Price,
- 30 per all sizes hand For circulars and the
highest testimonials from every cotton State apply to
GOLSAN BROS. Cotton Factors and General Agents,
No 80 PerdidO street New Orleans, 500 3meOd
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Cen. Miles thinks we are lar from conquer
ing the Indians yet.
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/" ms borrrnmesa ,oas made ty ,ohite men, .to'
10 nTi' o. mhite men and their posterity for
~. mud shouid be administered ty ,ohite men
0sad 10 other mhntsoe,er. > Stephen A.
00uJs.
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The Dubois Cotton Gin.

This celebrated
fange Gin is rapid
~ superseding all
others; it cuts the
seed cleaner. giving
more pounds Of lin.
from same quantity
of seed cotton. 1t
does more work on
less power, same
number Of saws,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-23

What will not woman do for the man
she loves?' asks writer She will not eat
onions while going to party, no matter how
much she loves him.
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&AIEY To THE FRoNT.--Again we have to
reANm thanks to Haley, the Shah of the news
paper world, for renewed assurances of his
kidd regards Gatling guns, shrapnell and
gnpe have no effect upon him. In fact, his
sudacity in sending forth his volumes of news
in vonderful but like the old Russian General
he y opposed to charging His rates for
Nssthem and Western papers are 50 low that
mny ask why he doesn't charge more, forget
ting that it is against his tactics. If you want
TO enjoy an intellectual repast so to Haley's,
Commercial Alley.
Having published the card OF Capt. G. NJ.
Phillips, containing grave charges against
Henry C. Dibble. Assistant Attorney Cen
sraa Of the Kellogg Government, we give
place to card from him in answer. The
charges ma L are specific, while the denial is
equally So 1t seems to us TINT the
qnes Jon resolves itself in matter OF
&sk aud it il competent now for
both parties TO adduce such proofs Of
theix various allegations as they may have ut
hAsd The belief that Dihble did, without
pSOvocation, fire from the building upon citl-
Gems in the street, is very neral, and he
owes it to hi nsef to disprove If he can the
charge by the testimony of persons whose
evidence will be accepted by the people. j.
". Fairfax has relieved himself OF SINH al
charge; let Dibbla do likewise If he,
The late ov, rtErow of the usurpation by
~ citizen ,oldiery Of New Orleans. has de-
nsastrated be, ond Al controversy tue follow
iAg facts:
1 kellogg cannot sustain himself or his
government without the aid Of Federnl
tssspa
T. That the people Of the State do not
aOaSie> &c in or obey his authority.
4. That the White Leagues and citizens do
M war upon the negroes.
a That the metropolitan police is hand Of
ssuardly hirelnes who can be whipped cat
whenever the people Of the city see proper 70
81 That the people AZ loyal to the Govern
Dsnt Of the United States .-...,..,
Z That the people arc able and determined
= protect themselves against any invasion q
tAsir legal rightA
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Home stretch-the stretch across the ma
tAnal knee
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For Sale Cheap.

The wen kn ,wn OYSTER SALOON and BAR
ROOM, No. 135 Poydras street, will be sid
CHEAP FOR CASH.
This establishment has been in sxistence for
years, docs large business and presents fae
opportunity for good investment. s,8
Apply on the premises to
PHIL. HOFFMAN,
1S6 Poydras street.
$50 3t2p%
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Q q ST q NJ xcs.
Made from the Best Iron, and every hoop guar.
aIteed.
Merchants and dealers will b.. supplied with tAs
above Ties on Application to
JAMES u. CLARK
$40 3t4p 81 Magazine street.
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Mrs H. +. SHROPSHIRE, Treasurer,
Mrs Columbus H. Allen Mrs. Jno. Aueustin,
Mrs. II. S. Armstrong, Mrs. Abraham.
Mrs. Newton Buckner, Mrs. James Bucknsr,
Mrs. VIM. j. Behan, Mrs. lessee X. Bell,
Mrs. +. A. Burke, Mrs James Bowling,
Mrs. James Brooks, iirs. Meuvelle Bienvenu
Mrs. }. d. Bruins, Mrs. Briggs.
Mrs. J. A. Blaff r, Mrs. Augustus Block,
Mrs. s. H. Boyd, Mrs. Arson,
Mrs. D. Warren Brickell, Ms. Vim. Black,
Mrs W. A. Bel, Mrs. Aycock.
Mrs: n. Commander, Mrs. Sam horpiu.
Mrs. {. 4. onrad, Mrs. E. P. Couttrs aux,
Mrs. H. Dudley Co eman, Mrs. W. H. Chaffe,
Mrs L. Duval. Mrs. J. B. Cotton,
Mrs. Joseph d, negre, Mrs N. Dietrich,
Mrs. r. Flower, Ms. Z John Ellis,
Mrs. Gid. FoIger, Mrs. Wm. Pagan,
Mrs Fol~eu, Mrs. N. c. Folger,
Mrs. W H Foster, Mrs. A. NJ Fortler
Mrs. 'Nen, Mrs John Gl,nn, Jr.,
RS. L. H Gardner, Mrs. Gu helm,
Mrs. Leeds Greentaf Ms Gall yuer
Mrs. Fred tolyIa d., Mrs. VIM Huggee,
Mrs. Chas. HarrOd, Mrs. Hoffman,
WIS r. ) Har Mrs. A. H. Isaacson,
Mrs Dave G. johnson, Mrs. Jos. Jones,
Mrs. krt utZn ch, Mrs Kirk atrick
Mis-. b. NJ. fitzpatrick. Mrs. D. c. Labatt,
Mrs. l4met, Mrs. John Lallande,
Mrs. L. Y. Lea,hers, Mrs. JOS. McElroy.
Mrs Ma ready, Mrs. ank Nc, ,Ioin.
Mrs. Wash Marks, Mrs. Archibald Mitchell,
Mrs JOS Mitchell, Mrs. vi tor Meyer,
N!r- Eugene May, Mrs. John Myers,
Mrs. l. n. Marks. Mrs. Matthew'S
Mrs cry Nugent, Mrs. F. o. Minon,
Mrs 0Vlatt, Mrs. K. Pr tchard,
Mrs. H. Ogden, Mrs. Poltrey
Mrs. Il. Peasants, Mrs. Frank reston,
Mrs W S. Pike, Mrs. d. L. Penn,
Mrs. John n PAYNE, Mrs W C. RAYMOND.
Mrs. Theodore sl,ute, Mrs. l. W. Stauf1er,
Mrs. Warren stone. Mrs. T. Lee Shute,
Mrs. Fred Southmayd, Mrs ]. NJ Seixas,
Mrs. Ncnrelber, Mrs Thomas Slmns.
Mrs. Mary Stamps, Mrs. W. i. Schmidt,
Mrs. A. y. $ gar. Mrs. J. J. Tareton,
Mrs Toby, Mis-. +. A. Tyler,
Mrs 9. Tyler, Mrs. Tud' r,
Mrs. uhlho'n, Mrs. Albert VOORHEES,,
Mrs. o. F. Vailette, Mrs Eug. Wagga,nap. |
Mrs. Thad. Waterman Mrs. j. b Woods,
Mrs Alex Walker. Mrs C. Z. vi ney
This association has been rganized bv the |
aides Of New Orleans for the purpose of raising
fund Tor the relief OF the families Of those who
ell in defense f the "lle's rights on Septenl-
yer H.
The initial effort will be Grand c. nc.rt. to be |
given at Exposition Hall. on September %, under
he dire ction of Prof G. Collignon, assisted by |
r'ists and amateurs
Refreshments at the Hall during the Concert
s23 I'd
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Groceries. Liquors, NnH Meats.
y. ACHADo.
STALLS NOS. II: and MS HAGAZINE HARKET.
The place for
CHOICE AND CHEAP GROCERIES AND
TEAS-A1 LIQUORS. WINES. ETC.
Also
THE CHOICEST FRESH MEATS, SALT MEATS,
FISH, POULTRY AND vEGETABLES,
Can be found at his Stand, Nos. 1T a. d lis Mag
azine Market, where he was compelled b
go by the Butchers Monopoly.
The Best the Country Produces and Cheaper
Than Can be Sold by any OsheP sales.
man In the City Of New Orleans.
II you don't believe il come and try me- GRO.
CERES and MARKETING delivered in any part
Of the city free OF charge. au25 Inn
Margaret Haugi,ery.
MARGARET's STEAM AND MECHANICAL.
BAKERY
manufacturer o.
BREAD AND Ci.ACk Frs.
Ofau descriptions.
Nos "A, 76 and 70 New I.ev.e street.
y29 2drtf New Orleans. la
Card to the Public.
The disastrous fire which sons llned our stors
last night WI not prevent US from executing
orders as usual from our friends
Our Office Will be at Messrs. BLOCK / BRIT.
TONS. No 4S CANAL STREET.
G. NJ. BAYLE7 a POND.
New Orleanr May 80. 1874
House Furnishing Store.
W. e. SHEP ARD l. CO..
s. Camp street,
win remove September nsxt TO those nns Stores,
. Camp and 116 Common street.
win sell their present LARGE STOCK Of
CROCKERY, GLASS and CHINA WARE ct
VERY REDUCED PRICES, 70 s.se u sxpense
Of moving. -
Also-HOUsE TURNlgHING GOODS. hlsrss
variety. iyS 3dpes1
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heNtNCNy LtOFN3V Gao.
Persons wishing to become r,utually Interested
IN one hundred whole tick. of the Public
Library Of kentucky Will well to call At
80 Natchez street. s17 2dp