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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-29
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW :ii:M.G1g%, cET REMEDIES:
DR.. CjEEON;S piSPEN-

- Or. ciEeON'S DisPEN-
SiE-, No. G-i kEARNI ST,
,s.At Il corner Of 6nGmeicial san Fran
~ cisco. rivate entrancH On Con'-
.i5sGA rlcrclal street. Esta ahllshcd IN
l>5i. ter tie treatment "a. SeN'tll and Seminal
Diseases. such tst .Garrh.pa, elect. Stricturs.
syphilis N all its forms, Seminal W cakness,
lmloteucy, etr. etc. Skin diseases OF years
standing, and liberated Legs, etc., SHcce>stui-
~ treated.
nE t;iHHoN has tho rloa rrc Of announ-
in- that he has returned from visiting tho
rrnel"al hospitals ot LuroFc. and has re-
SGu!cd practice.
Tie boctor has spared neither time rcr
money IN seeking uat n,'w remedies, and has
returned with increased facilities for the allie
lIatiol. ot human Suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Sominnl emission Is lie consequences or s.i'
abuse. Tins solitary i.e or dergaScd >cNUai
indulgence, Is rrarticod hy the yuHJh Of both
sexes to an alnleSt unlimited extent, produce
ius with unrrriH- certainty the following
train oi lrerbid symptoms, unless Comhateu
10y scientific Mejlcal measures. vi: >allow
coHutt u9rte. dark >HetS uDdcr the eyes. pain
Ia the heat. ringing N the ears, noise like the
rustiluc oi ICayeS ~ rHtJltnE .! rharlut>, nm
ca-iur>s ahnIt the lulnS. weakness of the
limbs. confused vision. planted intellect. loss
ot couAarace, dlflia.Hee III approaching >lran-
gers, Il dislike - form neH acqualntauceS.
ui>luSiJion - shan -ocietY, loss OF memory
plml1e> and va7l4Us cFuptlvus about IA" taco.
hectic hHsAe-, tGrred tongue. tntld nrcath'
ttN7 IL. ftl+>llilll iltl III
MIA, and frequently iu>alitv. Ii relief be NOT
obtained, yeu Should eprl& Immediately, ei-
thcr in person or ay letter. and have cure
effected by. HI. now auaa scientific mode OF
trratiog this disease, which never fails OF
e!tcetius quick and radical cure.
ss.aH ai isGSne-
Persons At i distance may he CT RED At
HOME by addressing letter to pR. lb-
BON, stating case. symptoms, length of tlme
the disease has continued, and have medicine
promptly forwarded. Tree from damage and
curiosity, to any Fart Of The country. with
iuli and plain directions for use, by lnclo>ins
el0 in com in i registered letter through tho
pe>totiice. OF thro, yh els, lar-o X Co.
A Package =. nIeaiesne VII be forwarded
10y express ta aRy paf; Of the Union.
Persons writing to the Doctor will pleass
state the ra0ie OF the paper they see this al
vcrtlScment IN.
All cpmmHluca strictly confidential.
Address pk. j. +. GlHBbN,
lox lA57. san Francisco. California.
rlhb-iy
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-29
Rehekah Charity Decree, L.O.0.F.

'IiIE REGULAR MEETINGS. OF TIE
| hrhchuh thuri;y llrsrce Lodge, |. q. -.
:. will be held until iurthcr notice on the
first and third FkIpAlS vf each month.
Hour of Meeting : O'Clock r. NJ S~tt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-29
Wy PLAN il Purely Vegetable.
fs!lca,iia.:s... Neuralgia.

DESTROYING the disease and purifying tho
blood. 50 that there is no danger OF second.
arV >Nm.taulS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-29

In all their various forms. either Primary.
Necondar 1r Hereditary. completely eradi-
Gated from the system. Your constitufio- =
being restored .erfect health, thorc will p,
no danger Of handing down to your children
that tGrrIble disease known aE ScroEula.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-29

PC fcmenlber. DIR. CHAS. II. TOZEE'S
offices are Il, the corner Of Main and Bate
man streets. oflesite tho Ceart-housc, and
near the Po>toilce. Eureka, New.
y. H.-Consultntion al the office Free!
rliee hours from 9 A. Y. toSP. NJ.
nIyIitf CIlAS. H. TOLER, NJ. D.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-29
Fixtures for Sale.

',,ilE FIXTURES. FURNiTl RE. ErC., OF
| "A trSt-cass Restaurant i ofered for sale
chcan. for particulars inquire Of
ie--u v. II. CLARK.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-29
StYaYed or Stolen,

4 Lnrs, br,n,ic,l -. h." ON len hin. ui.r
several Mexican brands. \ reward If -
will he paii "a any one returning the animal
to " alsh Iiuthers' Stable.
jvl i-lma ALIEN. MCKAY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-29
I. O. G. IT.

RECLAMATION LOpGENo. ~, LEG. T.
IL meets every IUc>dav evenins. u, $50
O'clock. in ih- udd elbow Hall, Main street,
Eureka. Nct. Il. ". BEATTY, ". {. T.
i,N " II. p,NExroEr.M. Il. :. mh2i
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-29
Structure of the Urcsiira

Is another formidable enemy to health. Send
for one of my circular, on that disease and
inform yourself of its terrible results. Tho
worst cases cured in few days;
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-29

'IIlE \. q. II. meet every first and third
l SATURDAY ENENiNG IF each meuth,
nj ) a'ocleeh. al tho corner Of Eiara and
Monroe streets, uniIl further rctiee.
fliu>. HALEY President.
tEkEMIAH sULalNAN, Secretary. at.
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MEDICAL.
Dr.. Chas. n. Tozer,
THE GREAT ERADICATOR
SPECIAL COMPLAINTS!
From San Francisco, California.
nR. .TOZER.$ EXPERIENCE Is OF


tt Is lmposslbTe here 70 mcnflOn all the dI-
seases with which he is familiar: some. pei
hans, will not he ont OF Place. 1he mos; form-
idabe the most destructive to niank md is
Sclf-A busr. The brain being the seat Of the
disease ihe whole system suffers in cousc.
quence. | will here enumerate some Of the
symptoms, <o that those afflicted may be able
to form an opinion in regard to their COM
plants. and seek adv g. in time. thereby saw
ing themselves world OF suffering: Nervous
debility, Loss Of Memory, Pain in the Limbs
and Back. Papitation OF the Heart. Trem-
bling OF the Limbs, Headache, and an
Aversion toGcHial Society. especially that of
females. There are n great many more, bat
these are sufficient. and should you be s!ft.l-
ing from any Of tlIem, call on DR.. TOIE 3.
and he will ere you in a short time, witho Il
nuN ii-terruI tim In Nnur hn .nn.s
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re Acknowledgements. Prot sting CONNER
riai Paper, and taking hero>itlorr- promptly
nttoUdod 10. tlitc IN tVui-housc, EgIcEa,
Nevada lBN-G-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-29
BEAiNI5SS C.lRDS.
HEoMAs J. YEWNANT,

County Recorder ot Eureka County
SeN.: ai~1 SU.ar! Public.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-03

\ circular which 'isa !. fore II informs
tie public that tie a,a.e University at
L,:o vi = aga-..1 E.rt'. admission Of
pupils on Monday October II rro1.
Following are the requirements f9r al-
mission:
II Written Al;tl4e..s-Eatou's Ii:al
School arithmetic through interest.
In Oral Ailthmc tic-Eatou' Li.a-r
grade.
In EnslisA Gramn,ar-Win be re-
CURED familiarity with the ludiments.
and the ability to apply the general
rules of syntaI to the correction o.!
false English.
In Geography-Intcrmeli.,te No. ,.
Eclectic Solies
Orthosrapby and Reading. IT will g
far towards Recommending applicants
for admission, and VIII be ligidlv re-
quired, that they spell correctly ANA
lead with becoming eAY-a~sirlt.
History # Ito United STATES S"ia-
tons CcsdeEsel II.s.on os H. equiv
lent.
Tbs aQar":oTy ca;.-sr vjIl,lnhrac, p
period OF two years.
a. sose ranches VIII ic taught vi irb
arc required for admissions INTO tie
Freshman Class in Colleges. French
and Ge'n]~n will be Taught as optional.
For !Hller information apply to the
Principal,
D. T.. SESSIONS, at Elko.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-03

LAl.UE D&LHGATIoN, from Virginia.
with the munitions Of enthusiastic poi;ti-
cal war, may he expected here this even
ing, if the weather is at all favorable.
We arc also c&rectsnt q handsome
turn Dat from Genoa and Washoe.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-03

H.ELIGIoUs.-There will lie Divine
service held at Corbett's Hall, tom
Sunday at Il o'clock !. NJ. and Trs
o'clock =. II, Rev. f. a. Shertusn OF
the Baptist denomination. officiating.
All Baptists are particularly invited TO
attend. and the rnblie slnerally.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-03

TIE / IBERNIcoN GEMS" will be ex-
lliit-& t tho J heater this evening.
III" ":"! res are in the form Of a Piano
raua. :; d are said to be rather interest
IL TIL otherwise.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-03

ADIoUKNED MrETiNG or THE AR1oxs.-
There will be meeting of the A,ion
society as per aIjournmentl on next
Monday evening, October 5, at the sun
day School Room of the Episcopal
Church. All members are requested TO
hc present ana bring then books.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-03

SPECIAL TRAIN TO EMPIRE. We
Loru that arrangements will be If they
Lare not already BEEN made for p spe-
clal car for the accommodates Of such
OF oar Empire ard brunswick friends rs
may desire 10 attend the Republican
mass meeting this evening.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-03

For SOME DAYS past there has been :.
the Grmshv House a very worthy uau
Stanley - name, who is quite blind
his blindness being the resait Of Il cts,.
atty which harp. a few yerI> ago
! sine. tbs blindness, he has devoted him
self to the prof.. ssion of music teacher
.nG his circumstances being soHe"h@t
Strengthened. it has leon proposed 10y
f's0me of the gentlemen connected viii
! tie Ailurs. that they gI'e a concert f.,
i his benefit. 1t was first arranged to nave
! this Entertainment take plAc, at al euily
! day e next week. hat is Nj. Stanley
| has made arrangements which will take
. aim OF, of town Cor few DAYS, it be-
ONES necessary to defer TIE projected
concert until later day Due not e
sill be given in these columns Of the day
and place of the benefit.
"WoMAN's WORK FOR WoMAN. '--Iuch
IS the name Of an undertaking entered
into by Society OF Carson ladies. the
nature and object Of which is better ex-
Ilaipel lay stating what they have done
than by attempting to apply their lueer-
~ chosen patronymic to tn" result Of
their labcrS. They started III to builG
and actually have built, with money Of
their own raising. Il Christian Church in
Chinatown This. with the help Of the
Chinese themselves. This is missionary
work Of the rirLt stripe beginning
where charity rightlu!ly begins, at
home. These ladies deserve great credit
FOR ;heir zeal and effectiveness in the
cause of their adoption. We shall make
an early visit to our Celestial neichbors
and make known the results OF our ia
ye,t!Lations.
OCE OLD Lander friend, Major Sher-
man, dropped in upon Us yesterday
evening. He was so transmogritied by
his clerical garb that We failed 10 place
III at first. He has adopted the pro
fession OF minister Of the gospel, is n
Baptist; and he has come to Carson for
the purpose OF establishing church o.
that denomination. 4 notice else
where OF a meetiu. i'll Cor'ett's Hall
states the initiative Of this lroposition.N
NJ. Sherman informs us that there are
v;c;uace. We can assure our friends
tha+ = vortbiar or more e,rnest man
49,. So. W. w hana ''o' - " ,''i Ill.,. a.,
movement tcvald lis assistance in or
-'.lizins congregation ard bGihiin9
cAHtch edi:icr.
OH INCA. r. ''''AhfH4 - !F''''">i!
'.'',:s III ;A- Eastern counties will PIE
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-03

PAKLoE ENIEETAINMEsT Al NE THE
.1if:.-Mr Geo. c. Thompson, a dis
tinsuishel versatile comediar and pres
tidig;fater.- lately connected with the
Row. .Cnettes-announces a con-
cert 4, the Carson Theatre on Tu"s-
day night. lis programme embraces
songs, oddities and featS # leCeraemaiA
and - Of a very attractive Appearance.
Mr.. Thompson viii De assisted hv Mr.
Chas. Wand, pianist, from the Regal
Polytscir;c. London. Mr.. wand is an
artist Of very superior ability, as thoao
who attended the MaliuIet.,s will testify.
OCR CANDIpArE for the GUbernatoIia!
office, d. .iazlett, droprei il upon Us
Yesterday. He looked as j. y,re al :!I:l
for long race.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-03
ROYEL. A;sltiN Ais.
DIED.

il Carson City. Oc;c'cr 2. 1874, Ms Thco.
dul4 f:t Dois. anstiss Of Cana Ia, aged aouat -
: year,.
The funorrl Will tale place from. tho Cathc,c
CIur,u at O'Clock :. NJ, t. day. II ends snd
aren.iutanccs are respectfully invited to at
,caC
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-03

Taking into consideration he fact that
there Is hTt obs press at th'> mint. tulr
is a 81 endid showing. Tnele are, We
believe, some sound reasons Toy Loping
that the caTacity q. thu Institution Will
before long. he largely i4creased-as
needs 10 he.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-03

lh,r.ty rra..ha cuu.ul.t, ai.,.. t'... -.
i. II. | We. W.3o adv, IT .se- - q I.say .. ,..r
!ao'ur' : -. lis Nevada papers.
25-Ihi JACOB 2Ir T.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-20

Another interview between Justice Brad
ley and bis Honor" Judge Woods). which
Mr.. MARI interrupted, and after excusing
himself for this interruption, said that at auy
stage OF the proceedings, early or late, it
was the right of counsel to question the ju-
rlsdlctlon of the court, and it was now only
the right of the Court to examine the ques-
ton, but it was their imperative duty to
stop the proceedings; and if it was found
that there was no jurisdiction, it was their
sworn high duty to throw the matter out of
court
Justice Bradley maintained his former
position, and the subject was for the time
dropped.
The Indictment was then read after which
the court adjourned until 10 O'clock to-day.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-20
Destructive Fire in the Third
Upwards of Twenty Buildings
Burned.

About 1870 last night fire broke out in
the grocery and cotfee-house kept by Mr.
Dominique, on the corner of Levee and
Hancock streets.
The flames then extended right and left
destroying the property on both sides. on
one side burning the entire block TO Tricou
street and on the other side completely des-
troying the block to Delery street.
The houses, about twenty in number,
for two blocks, were completely Destroyed;
the sparks flying over set fire to pile OF
slaves, about $4,000 in number, completely
destroying them.
The fire spread with such rapidity that
the inmates of the houses only escaped with
the clothing on their backs, the furniture
and contents of the buildings being entirely
consumed by the flames, with loss of
upwards of $4,000.
The tiremen used their greatest efforts to
subdne the flames, and. were assisted by the
soldiers from the barracks, but at o'clock
this A. NJ. the fire was still spreading, in
spite of the volumes of water thrown upon
it.
The lateness of the hour prevented our
getting fuller particulars. or 10 what com
panies and to what amounts the. property
was insured. Cause of fire unknown alarm
came from box GIG.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-20
Fire on Shipbeard.

About O'Clock last night fire broke out
in the hull Of the Italian bark Maria Mer~
cedes, lying at the foot of Ursulinss street.
The bark was loaded with cargo Of cot
ton-seed oil, bound for Trieste, loaded for
account of Mr.. Rocchi, represented by r. T.
Hopkins, a broker of this city.
The bark is owned by G. Grande, valued
at $4,000, receiving damages to the amount
of about $4,000, and the cargo damaged
almost entirely. but to what amount could
not be ascertained.
Both the vessel and cargo are insured, but
in what company or to what am punt
is unknown. The origin of the FIRE is
unknown. This morning, at / o'clock,
the oil was still burning, and tho engines
playing upon the flames, which were not
then entirely extinguished.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-20
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 19-Every precautior
has been taken to save the marriage of the
Presidents daughter from charac terestics OF
a State event. Only Sir Edward Thornton
and lady, who represent the nativity of the
! bridegroom, are invited.
No other dplomatists have cards, of which
only $50 We're issued. The last room will
be decorated.
! The gates of the White House grounds
will be closed to secure privacy aud immedi-
ately alter the ceremony the pair will leave
for New York and thence for Europe on
Saturday.
WASHINGTON, May 19-There was a full
cabinet session. No Southern nominations.
The argument on postal telegraph occurs
on the 9th.
The Committee on Pensions reports bill
for $50 per month, and nearly $1,000 back
pay in favor of the widow OF Capt Hall,
who died on the Polaris, on her recent
Arctic exploration.
In the Republican cancus, Clayton's re-
solution to send investigators to Arkansas.
was defeated.
A resolution introduced in the House to
adjourn on June 22'l, was adopted.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 19.-The NOM
ination of CocNrem for the Collectorship of
Internal Revenue, is regarded as a great
Judgment by the friends of b. +. Joub IT,
who was his opponent. They complain that
no time was allowed to present his claims
to the President, and are determined to fight
against Cockrems confirmation.
The resignation of the office by Col. Stock
dale was received by the President only
yesterday forenoon, some two or three hours
before the nomination was sent to the SEN
ate. Cockrems indOrsers are Senator West
Commissioner Douglass, Collector Casey
and Surveyor Parker. Joubert's endorsers
are Representatives Sheldon and Sypher,
Marshal Packard, ex Gov. Hebert and Wells
and other citizens of louisiana now in
Washington.
The President, it is ruinored, has under
consideration the withdrawal of Cockrem's
name. 1t is also stated that the nomination
dissatisties the people OF Louisiana, and that
numerous dispatches have been received
here protesting against it. The above is a
rather loose statement, but doubtless gives
a fair statement of the situation.
The civil rights question comes-up to-
morrow in the Senate.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-20
From Mexico.

Cry OF MEXICO, May TO- via Havana
The concession granted to the Mexican
Company for construction of international
and interoceanc railroad has been annnlled.
The extraditIOn treaty between Mexico
and Italy has been ratified.
The anniversary of the victory Of May 5,
1852, over the French army, was celebrated
with enthusiasm in the capital aud through
out the country.
A bill for the reduction Of postage and
general Improvement in the postal service
has been introduced in Congress-.
Seventy thousand dollars has been voted
by Congress, to provide for the proper rep
resen tati0n of Mexico at the Centennial Ex-
hibiion in Philadelphia. .#
The customs authorities at Pregeso seized
the Spanish steamer Lola, from Havana,
for smuggling. The greater portion of her
cargo had already been surreptitiously
landed and carted away. The remainder
was found on board, with coal The
steamer has been contscated.
The cotton crop of Justepec has boon de-
stroyed by a hail storm.
SavaIa, priest of Morilia, has been con-
demned TO a years imprisonment for vio-
lation of the reform laws.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-20
Richmond.

RICHMOND, May 19.-The Eraminer, of this
city, appears this morning under Q new man
agement, that of w. w. Berry & Co., with
Mr.. Berry as chief editor.
Bills Of Exchange for f7590 have been
sent to Barring Bros & Co., London, in pay
ment of interest of money advanced by
them on the sterling debt of Virginia
The final arrangements for the celebration
of Queen Victoria's birthday, on the 25th
inst, by the British settlers in Virginia,
have been completed.
The celebration will be kept up four days.
The first day there will be a banquet, with
a ball at night, and the three following days
there will be races by the British settlers
aud Virginia Riding Club.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-20
Those Bridges.

Growler would respectfully call the atten-
ton of Administrator Lewis to the fact that
the bridge at the corner of Harmony and
St. Thomas streets is in a dangerous con-
dtion, as also the bridge at the corner OF
Eighth and St. Thomas streets. The last
bridge is rendered a nuisance, on account
Of the refuse coming from the brewery on
Rousseau and Second streets, and at the
corner of Eighth and Laurel, the bridges are
rotten and dangerous.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-20
CONGRESSIONAL.
Senate.


The concurrent resolution to adjourn on
Juue % passed. The civil appropriation
bill was resumed.
House,
A committee of conference is asked on the
naval appropriation bill.
The bill repeating moeties passed. 1t is
quite long, and protects in great degree
the books and papers of merchants.
Mr.. Smith, of New York, from the Election
Committee, made "a report in the Louisiana
contested election cas-, that neither of the
claimar IS, Pinchback or Sheridan, had pre-
sented evidence to establish his right to the
seat as Representative at Large, but that
they shall have the right to take further
testimony.
Mr.. Lamar, of Mississippi, presented the
minority report, that Pinchback was not
elected and that Sheridan was.
The reports were ordered printed and are
to be called up hereafter.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-20
HEALTH OF Hon. JEFF

HEALTH OF Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS
We tind the following in the Whining ton
On. CO. Star, of the 14th inst:
From private letter from Hon. Jefferson
Davis, to Frank II. Alfrien'l, Esd, of this
city, dated London, England, April %, We
take the following extract, which will be
welcome intelligence to the numerous
friends OF the distinguished gentleman
throughout the South:
II have improved in health by the voy-
age across the Atlantic, and though vet
weak, hope to return soon and be entirely
restored 10 my usual condition..
1t will be remembered that the health of
Mr. Davis was considerably impaired when
he lett this country.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-20
A BEAUTIFUL CEREMoNY.-At st. A.

A BEAUTIFUL CEREMONIAL st. Annals
Church, on the 14th inst, there was a
gathering Of large concourse of friends, to
witness the ceremony Of marriage between
that popular gentleman, DIR. Fred Barrett.
formerly Of Clearfield, Penn, and Miss Carrie
Redmond of this city. The numerous
friends of the parties gathered within the
editice in numbers, and, after the ceremonies
had ended, extended their hearty congratu-
lations for the future happiness and pros
perity of the welded pair.
The bride was elegantly dressed in a
white satin skirt, with tarletan overskirt,
and she was followed 10y ten bridesmaids, in
tasty and appropriate attire.
The impressive ceremonies were performed
by the Rev. Mr. Girault, of the Z :Dsoopll
Church. The happy pair have our best
wishes for our future welfare, and may they
realize their most sanguine expectation
and enjoy perpetual honeymoon.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-20

MARITAL.-Yesterday the Rev. Mr.. Gu
theim united in the holy bonds Of matri-
mony, Mr.. Isidore Levy and Miss Julia
Myers. The friends of the parties were
present in large numbers, and manifested
great interest in the beautiful and interest
ing ceremony, all wishing full measure of
joy and happiness to the bride and bride
groom, in which we heartily join.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-20

Postmaster James, of New York city, is in
communication with the department at
Wa hington, with reference to q radical
change in the present system Of mailing
newspapers, the chief feature of which is
that the bags from the different Offices shall
with their contents be weighed, and pay
postage at the rate Of 80 much per pound,
in gross. Mr.. James is prepared to show
that this plan would result in a great saving
OF time and money to the Government, be-
sides comforting many advantages upon pub
fishers and subscribers which they do not at
present. eujoy.