The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-13

OF the Sth and 9th, Courier-Journal, OF q
lies Illustrated Journal and Harpor's Week.
TIE CAvMHY.-On Wednesday night abol
10 o'clock, two companies Of the Seven,
Cavalry arrived here on the train. from tn
Black Hills. We hear it stated this body
mon are to be stationed at this place durin
the coming winter. --iSyeveport Comet, 81
inst
We notice that ME,~qfhos. Dunn has d,
clined the nominsxson Of Constable for tb
Sixth Warl 3ustice Court. Mr.. Anthem
Ger-txdSr. AL honest worthy and intellieen
gentleman. has been nominated to replace hin
on the ticket. From what we know Of Ton,
he wilr make an efficient officer.
Those who wish to buy the most deliciou,
fruits in the market, the freshest and cheap.
est, should go to the stand Of Joseph Solari
No. st. Charles street They will find the
most luscious pears, the ruddiest and most OK.
eellent apples, tho most delicate grapes.
bananas and oranges. and all kinds of nuts
imaginable.
In tho list of passengers who sailed from
Bremen for New Orleans in the steamer
"Frankfurt, on the 32d ult, we find the
names of the following persons from New Or
leans Messrs. J. H. Pelton. Phelps Achton,
Miss d. Mathaes, Otto Weber, John Ohm
stsdt, Miss D. Ohinstedt, J. II. Krarz A. J.
Kleinbach. F. Hngster and lady, Chas. Pott-
hotf, and nearly two hundred deck passengers.
We were pleased to greet last evening Mr..
VIM. e. Mckle, of the Mobile Registsr, who
visits Our city on q tour Of business We can
recommend our merchants to that sterling
paper, for which Mr.. Nickle is soliciting ad-
refreshments Trusting that Mr. Mickle's
visit may bring him unbounded success. We
ask for him that extension Of Inequalities for
which our citizens are famed
MAyoR f. A. BuRKBs Suoonssos. - The
Responsible position of freight agent Of the
great Jackson road has been filed for the past
four years to the satisfaction of the company
and the business community. The Majors
resignation was rendered September 30, and
on Monday Mr.. James D. Houston, who has
efficiently discharged the duties Of chief clerk
for the past two years, executed bond and
assumed the duties of freight agent.
Having boon one of pleasant party of {
ooss vivo"s who partook. yesterday, Of an s
elegant and recherche spread at 10 Bourbon t
street. we feel authorized to say that our old @
John Strenna. "still lives" q
and that the culinary laurel crown still sdorns o
his brow Nowhere in New Orleans can v
better prepared OF more tastefully gotten up K
east be had than at Johns time-honored i,
,astronomic temple, on Bourbon street !,
The appearance Of Capt. b. I. Walshe, who b
las just returned from business tour North, II
s greeted by his numerous friends with u
pleasure. he has spent much time in making d
elections for his fall and winter stock, and b.
'lumes himself upon getting the most varied o.
nd fashionable supply of boys and childrsn's te
lothing and gentlemep's underwear ever pre- th
ented in New Orleans Selling only for cash, WI
is prices are much lower than ever before vi
nown here. wi
HALsY.-H enterprise and energy would 49,
make make man President. Haley, of the -
reat news stand, No. - Commercial Alley
ould be unanimously returned elected
rom his first opening he has overcome every re
bstacle and VIGOROUSLY conquered every Pc
pponent. We last evening received some Of co
is trophies in the shape of tho latest North tn
m and Western illustrated papers, all at New We
ork prices community without Haley ala
hould be pitied tn
PoINTn CourEE.-The Democratic party of 81
lis parish has done well in it's nominations yo
" parish officers and members Of the I,eois- ~
ture. For the House, Messrs D. r. MIR 70
ok and L. b. Claiborne have been nomi- un
sted. whilst Judge d. Cooley for Parish co
adge, Hubert Patin for Sheriff, Major Alt lal
IAN. Arcade Major, Thos. Litton, Oride Lee ,o'
une and Jules Labatut for the Police jury nu
e put forward as candidates. All Of these on
sntlemen are of the highest respsctability, ca
i'd represent the true interests of the parish tut
ter
PRRsoNAL-We were pleased to see Major as,
ivers, Of the st. Charles Hotel at his post of ms
uty once more, looking fresh and hearty are
ON his recent trip to the North and West me
g welcome Major Rivers back and hope that sal
IS shadow may never grow less.
That genial and pleasant gentleman, Col. 80
orse, Of the City Hotel, returned to our CITY no,
few days ago, looking as young and pleasant tab
ever. The Colonial must b.va hoa 49,. onl