The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-08

NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
Office No. 100 Gravier Street.
d. C. BYERLY, Manager.
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NEW ORLEANS. MAY 8, 1874.
SUNDAY BULLETIN.
On Sunday next we will issue, in re-
Spouse to the pressing demands upon our
columns, a double sheet, which we viii
make spicy and entertaining for our friends
and as warm as possible for the enemies OF
Louisiana.
As we will print a very large edition, a
great many orders having already been re-
ceived, our advertising friends should send
in their favors at an early hour.
Mr.. Staub cheap news stand, SO Canal
street, has our thanks for late papers.
Mr. Lourde and Mile. Lagye, Of the Opera
troupe, tonight, at Grnnewald Hall.
Our friend the popular news dealer oppo
site the Post Onice, has our thanks for files
Of the latest New York and Western papers.
We are indebted to those popular book
dealers, Kahn & Co., 10 Canal street, for
hate copies of the New York Herald, Harper's
Bazaar, Waverley, Budget Of Fun, and the
Commercial ADVERTISE.
Daily Christian Adrocate, containing the
sfficial report Of the proceedings of the Gen
eral Conference of the M. f. Church South
now in session at Louisville, KY, can be had
ut Robt. J. Hart's's, 10 and liz Camp street.
On Saturday next the artists Of the Opera
will give, for the benefit of Mr.. Canonge,
their manager Les Amours du Dable, as an
evidence Of their esteem and regard. There
will be brimming house, no doubt.
Messrs Samuel Davis Jr.. & Co., Of Gin
cinnati, have donated, through Messrs. Vose
Brothers, about 400 pounds of choice
bacon shoulders Of their own curing, to
the sufferers by the overflow. Mayor Wilt
received the same yesterday, and returned
thanks therefor
NOTE TO PLANTERS AND FARMERs.-We
are requested to state by our merchants here
that all shipments Of hides, wool, butter
moss, chickens, eggs, potatoes, onions, etc,
coming in merchantable packages, whether
large or small, always obtain full and re-
nunerative prices. Receipts of these pro-
ducts from the adjacent country are in
ereasng rapidly and sell readily.
A check for $4,000 was recently handed
she inventor of metallic tips for clildrens'
shoes, in payment Of his share in reissue
Of the patent, which he had originally sold
for 500. And now, with such, encourage
nent as this, why can't he win the everlast-
ing gratitude of mothers by inventing some
xind Of brass knee plates for little boys
trousers.
A new bill has been introduced in the
British Parliament which proposes to estab
iish courts Of registry, in which any one
showing title without flaw may have it
registered as absolutely good, SO that in sub
acquent transfers inquiry beyond this record
will be needless, and the tedious work of
examining separately every link in a long
chain of title may be dispensed with.
In behalf Of the residents of the Sixth
aud Seventh Districts, we make our ac-
acknowledgements to the Administrator of
improvements Tor the work done on st.
Charles Avenue above Bordeaux street.
Two Or three desperately bad holes have
been filed up, and Valence street is being
pretty cticctually reconstructed. There is
much truth in the aphorism, "Better late
than never and we are pleased to SEQ that
Col. Lewis appreciates it.
-Four xTammanyites are now inmates Of
no lunatic asylum. The stoppage OF their
supplies by the overthrow of the ring
proved too much Of an intellectual strain,
and they are now harmless fools. new
eunatic asylum should DO at once established
AZ Washington to accommodate the sufferers
by the pending Investigations. But, per
h&pe, it may not be necessary, as congress
IGnal consciences are probably case-hard-
anod
We notice that IN the reorganization Of
azo committees Of the School Board, Mr..
Julius s. Clark has been deposed from the
position of chairman Of the Committee on
Teachers, q position which he never should
fase held. and in which, by his insolence
and boorishness, he made himself extremely
to all those with whom he was
shrcwr. We congratulate the ladies of the
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