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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27

FINE FURNITURE AT AUCTION Our readers
who are preparing to 60 to house keeping or who
are already keeping house and in need of line fur
niture, should not fail to attend the great and
peremptory sale that will take place on Monday,
at II O'Clock, at No. lei Camp street, opposite St.
Patricks Church. This furniture has been but
little used. sold on account of absent owners, and
consists Of the finest rosewood, parlor and bed
room SUITS with glass door armoirs, deliberately
carved and manufactured in this market to order;
spring hair mattresses mirrors pianos, ETC., the
whole making one Of the tnest selections Of
household furniture offered to the public this
season See advertisement. Messrs. 1ontgom-
ery are the auctioneers.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27

The HAvkRLY TRoUPE.-We clip the following
from an exchange. The Academy this week will
doubtless be thronged with those who desire to
enjoy themselves under the ministrations of the
Havcrly Minstrels:
Olympic Iheat,e.-Haverly's Minstrels are gain
ing in popularity at every performance. Last
night there was an entire change Of programme,
and larger audience than on any of the previous
nights. The concert part Of the programme was
changed, and was if possible, an improvement
upon the ore given at first. Mr.. Mit. G. Bar
low sketch called cuba 2" is extremely laugha-
BILE, and is a splendid bit Of Ethiopic character
acting. It would add greatly to the interest of
the entertainment If the manager would replace
"Old Black Joe upon the programme.
1t approaches nearer to true art than anything
ever yet seen upon the mi1strel stage, and the
audience would never tire Of its repititlon. The
sketch Of the Rivals presented by Garfield
and Booker, is full OF fun, and is one Of the most
amusing song and dance scenes that has been
presented. Goss and Fox arc always favorites,
and the last new sketch, called Household
Troubles, was the cause of rOars of laughter.
The theatre, by means Of the steam fan, is kept
kept delci0usly COOL and the result is it is one Of
the most comfortable places in the city in which
to spend an evening. On Saturday there will be
another matinee for ladies' and children, when the
popular prices, fifty cents for adults and twenty
five cents for children, will be charged.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27

LADIES, GET READY FOR THE FALL-To do
this you will have to visit the mammoth dry
goods emporium of Messrs. Braselman Adams,
corner of Magazine and st. Andrew streets,
where is to be found a large and varied stock OF
new kid gloves and every style Of fall goods for
ladies. These gentlemen have taken great pains
in the selection of their goods, and we advise the
ladies' to pay them a visit in time.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27

INVENTION ExTRAoRDINARY. - The man who
conceives an invention which is beneficial 10
mankind deserves the commentator OF the
world. Then how much Of honor is due to the
genius who, in the magnitude Of his inventive
mind. conceived the construction Of the Charter
Oak Stove, blessing to mankind and a treasure
to the household. Durable, economical, simple
and beautiful in its construction, it has become
Indispensable to all who use it. Messrs. Rice
Bros 4 Co., Of Nos 50 and 81 Camp street and
Sos Magazine street, have constantly on hand a
full supply of these stoves, as well as house
furnishing goods and a general supply OF hard
ware, cutlery, etc.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27

LAGER BEER At FIVE CENrs--Tle favortc
resort of lager beer drinkers, Joseph Zeigler's
on Royal street, has fallen into line, and now
offers the best quality of Western beer at five
cents glass. We presume now that more than
doube the quantity will be consumed, and Mr.
Zeiger will IN like proportion profit by his sales
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27

New Orleans papers announce the curious fact
that the fare boxes in the various street cars
used as barrcades ON the 18th inst, though con-
tanning in the aggregate large sum of money,
were found to be undisturbed when the cars re-
turned to the atoms That thing couldn't have
happened in New York. Neu York Commercial
AdUelfiser (Repubicda).
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27

To THE FRoNT.-It seems that the ,ate dis
turbance in New Orleans and the rout Of the me-
tropoitans, has not deferred that indefatigable
merchant, Mr. H. Halter, in bringing out 10000
OF the world renowned Bucks Brilliant Stoves,
possessing the chilled iron fire plates This stove
stands now prominently and alone, the most
COW nient and durable, combining facilities not
possessed by other stoves. It would seem almost
miraculous to say the number Of these stoves
now in use. Suffice it to say that NO family who
studies their interest, should be without one Of
them - Camp street is the place to find the
Bucks Rrilliaut store.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27

By reference to our advertising columns the
card OF Mr.. R. D. Maclin, coal merchant, No: 81
Csrondelet street, will be seen, in which he offers
Pittsnurg, anthracite and camel coal, prepared
ket rates The depot and branch Office is at the
he ad Of Second street, Fourth District. Fami-
lies in need Of coal for the coming season would
ia q - :. -. -. LIZ. .siaSul.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27

GAYETY THEATRE.-By reference to our thea
trical adve rtising columns the announcement Of
the OF ening OF this resort Of pleasure will be
noticed with pleasure by many. Mr.. las. Flynn,
the proprietor, has spared neither money nor
pains in fitting up this little "bijou." he scenery
is ell rely new and executed by one Of the most
expert scenic artists in the country. By glance
at the card Of Mr.. Flynn it will be seen that he
theatre, which will open on the third OF October.
NJ Chas. o. White: the stage manager, is too
widely known to the artist world for any further
commentator. The Gayety promises to be
son. Success to Mr.. Flynn in his new under
taking.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27
WASHINGTON, June 81, 1873.

M Ded, Sri have Just received yours Of
the 18th (having been out of town for ten days.,
and have accordingly drawn on you for $1,000:
Did state in . previous letter that OF the
draft for $1,000 which you sent me some time since
found it desirable to deliver $1,000 to Mr.. Chand
am glad to see that all present opposition to
YOUR administration is dying out, and public con-
tidence is being restored.
l shall be happy 10 see you when you come
here, and remain yours, truly,
Hon. VIM. P. Kellogg.
The following letter from Benz. F. Butler We
did not publish last evening because we did not
attach much importance to it:
Bosrcv, June II, 1873
M Dear Governor: think my retainer in the
matter Of the petition in the Supreme Court
about the affair at Louisiana should be $4,000.
advised in the cause with the counsel who argued
it. They will recognize my services; and was
obliged, in consequence Of the retainer to refuse
one on the other side. Please remit by draft on
New York, which draft will be your receipt.
Very truly YOURS BENZ. +. BUTLER.
Hon. VIM. P. Kellogg, Governor, New Orleans.
In relation to Carpenters connection with the
matter we have seen Kellogg's check books, con-
tanning the following memorandum on the
stubs
ls7s. MAY 18th, Matt Carpenter ....... $500
1873. May 2lst, ......-..... 800
1873. Dec. 29th, ............ $40
Another check, date forgotten, $4,000.
We have also seen letter from Carpenter to
Kellogg, calling for more money, and intimstiDs
that it must be Forthcoming. as he was hard mp
and in need of funds. In these books are also
the following memorandas on the stubs
1873
May Is, to Gen. A. Beckwith. ......... $945 05
Nay II, Col VIM. F. Loan, supplies ana
ua.cs. nzalk...s.. ................. 81 -
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27

We urge our friends connected with all
branches Of cotton business to carefully peruse
the advertisement of Mr.. JAS G. Clark, agent Of
Messrs. Beard & Bro. Cotton ties form an inn
portant item in the expenses Of the planter and
presses, and any opposition to the late monopoly
should be greeted with favor and largely patron
lied. Mr.. Clark undersells the other tie agents,
and makes special inducements where large
quantities are needed.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27

In THE FRONT RANK-It is astonishing TO see
the perseverance with which that popular dry
goods establishment Of J. Turcotte insists on
keeping in the front rank Of cheap prices. Hay-
and winter goods, he Is now prepared to supply
his numerous customers with any and ali articles
in his line at the most maTvelously low rates.
The long standing Of this staunch house has won
for it the patronage Of all who appreciate good
quality goods and low prices. The White Buiid-
ing, corner Of Baronne and Canal, therefore, is
the place to purchase dry goods if you want bar
gains. 80.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27

KnosT's SALOON. In another column Mr..
Hes Krost announces that from to-day he will
sell his best Western beer ct i've cents per glass.
In these hard times when money il go scarce,
.h.s 80. &c ed =. T.. T. * loyegn Of lSeEs
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27

It is with pleasure that we call the attention Of
buyers to tn card OF Messrs. Labat & Co. They
are the agents Of som Of the choicest brands Of
hand and to arrive good stock Of same.
These gentlemen also represent the celebrated
safes Ut Macneale Il Urban, and are readv to
furnish safes lower than any other frst-class
mandatory. Call and see them and be con-
vinced. Such safes as we have seen are truly
ornaments to an Office and cannot be exec ed in
quality.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27

ELEGANT FURNITURE AT AUCTION. ~ essrs.
Nash and Hodgson, Auctoneers, sell on Monday,
(to-morrow) at No. II Burgundy street, between
Canal and Customhouse streets, beginning at 1O5
O'Clock A. NJ, the entire contents of the above
.hree-story brick residence consisting of elegant
rosewood and black walnut parlor and bedroom
SUITS sideboards, mirrors, carpets rugs, etc. all
in splendid order, having been but little used.
see advertisement.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27
THE NEW ORLEANS CUSTOM-HO USE.
A poem supposed to have been spoken by GER
tain usurping Governor.l
dedicated to the N. o. Daily Republican.

love the Granite Building,
1t is SC large and strong,
And from there to the State House
The distance isn't long.
When angry people rise in wrath
And nv police stampede,
l fly to that strong citadel,
1t is my friend in need"
Behind its granite pillars
Protection sure find.
Its walls are proof 'gainst bullets,
And with blue jackets lined!
Within its secret dungeons
Ny dearest plans are made;
And when I'm in muddle
l call on it for aid.
v.
So. glory to the building
Beneath whose roof I'm brave,
But for it I'd have met my end
Not Governor-but kNAVE.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27

The State Register, Republican paper, says /:
It win be day Of jubilee when the government
PIE without the bsyonets and gnnboats Of the
United States.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27

HOWARD GUARDs.-Last night the club room
of the Howard Guards was jammed with over 1915
men, who attended at the call OF the President
After the business Of the meeting had been fin
ished, Col. Eugene Waggaman addressed the
assemblage in one of his most brilliant efforts
in all, it was the grand success Of the season.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27

WHEAT, RYE, MEAL, ETc.-See advertisements
Of Messrs. George Heck Co., 80 Tchoupitoulas
street, who have for sale q large stock OF choice
wheat, seed rye, fancy grts, Kindred corn
meal etc.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27

FRoM WAsHINGToN-LAsT ORDER.-AmOng the
numerous orders emanating from the hes dquar
tiers at Washington, D. c., is in which is con-
tanned the most imperative mandate to get your
shirts at S. N. Moody's, the shirt king OF Ameri-
ca and the proprietor Of the champion emporium
of gents furnishin. goods. One need only look
upon those elegantly finished shirts, six for 80,
and if he is not induced to buy then he has nc
soul and much less money. Col. Moody is now
in Europe and, assisted by the crowned heads, is
shipping stock Of goods that will astonish the
natives
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27

MoEGAS BASE BALL CLuB.-At . regular meet
ing held by the Morgan Base Ball Club the follow
ing gentlemen were elected honorary memberss
G. +. Howard, ]. J. OHara, D. G. Byerly, ".
Stephenson, P. J. Hackett, C. Meltimore. W. J.
D. Howard, W. J. Kelly, II. Finnerty, P. H. Ford
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27

AUCTION SALE OF ELEGANT FURN1TURE.-On
next Thursday, October /, Messrs. Nash Il Hodg-
son, auctoneers, will sell at auction the entire
contents Of the elegantly furnished residence Of
the late Major w. A. Wells. situated at No. 152
Jackson street, between Constance and Laure.
streets, consisting Of deliberately carved antique
oak, rosewood and black walnut, parlor, library,
bed and dining-room furniture, elegant oil paint
ings, steel engravings and chromos, clocks, orna-
ments, beautifully bound books, carpets, shades,
cornices, easy chairs, lounges. etc See tho ad-
vertisem.nt in our auction columns this morn
ing and be sure and attend the sale.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27

Buy THE CHEApEsr.--We would call the atten-
ton OF the ladies to the advertisement OF that
popular dry goods mercha t, Mr.. II Kern, of
lO4, LOG and l03 Baronne street, and the Branch,
Nos 139 and al Rampant street, in which he
offer most Va led stock Of dry goods and fancy
articles. Mr.. Kern has again possession OF the
store, Nos. 139 and 141 Rampant street, lately oc
cupied by Mr.. Bullock, in which is to be found a
complete line Of dry goods, which he now offers
at the most seductive prices The long establish
ment Of this house is sufficient guarant e to all
who trade with him and an increase in custom
should be the reward of thi- gentlemen for his
untring exertions to please his numerous pat ons
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27

We desire to call attention to the poem in an
other column, under the modest heading Of
shines, which, in our Judgment, possesses some
poetic merit. We have seldom met with . rare
exquisite gem, and the author who lis personally
unknown to us, certainly possesses genius Of
no ordinary character for poesy.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27

MIR. JOHN H. CLARK.-This Photographic artist
of Mr.. W. H. Lesson, who has lett the city for
Houston, is now fully prepared to furnish ali per-
sons who desire duplicates. Mr.. Clark also has
made such improvements in his Art Gallery that
he is now prepared to renovate old ''photos,'
making them equally as good as new. The
workmen employed in this establishment are the
most experienced, and all work in the photo
graphic fine entrusted to Mr.. Clarks care will be
executed in the moot improved and elegant
stvle
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27

MEssRs. SCHMIDT AND ZKIGLER.-This n am.
moth grocery establishment, which has been in
existence for over . quarter of a century, has
grown with the growth Of New Orleans aud pros
pered by the diligence and strict integrity OF the
proprietors. Situated at N6s. 40, 81, So and S.
Peters street. and occupying tke space Of quar-.
ter OF block, it is constantly stocked with full
and varied line Of staple and fancy groceries,
Western produce, wines, WHISTLES and liquors OF
every brand and grade cigars and tobaccos also
constitute part Of the stock, while their tea de-
partment is unexcelled by any in this city, COM
prising 1900 packages Of new crop Oolong, Young
Hyson, Gun Powder and Imperial, all Of which
are offered at prices to induce purchasers To this
special department the attention OF the city and
country trade is particularly called and advised
to examine. A most valuable ac4uis
ition to this house is the connection with it
of that sterling gentleman and vide "a wake bust
ness man, Major Wash Marks, who ID always to be
found at his post of duty ready and willing to at
tend TO the wants Of the trade. MIR. Marks has
been for many years connected with this estab-
ishment, and by his strict attention to business,
and studying the interest Of the house, has be-
come indispensable and his sterling worth is
known not only TO the firm, but to all whose for
tune 1t is to be. thrown in contact with him. In
fact every department. Of this establishment ia
we'll appointed apd conducted in the most sys-
is1alctic Sa-poey
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27

NEW Observation-Disclosures is called to
the card of Messrs. Fl. B. Stevens, No. 135
Canal street. in which he announces to his friends
and the public tie receipt of new fall clothing
and general wear tor gentlemen. Mr.. Ste
vcns is now at the North Purchasing, and, with
his valuable supervision, we feel safe in saying
that every one can be pleased both in style and
quality. Mr.. Cleveland, the head center of the
establishment is ever to be found at his post OF
duty, and if he don't succeed IN pleasing, then
there is no man in creation that can give salts
faction.
, 1874-11-09
CHICAGO DAILY TR1BUNE MONDAY, NOVEMBER O. 1874.

ntce Encl1 battalion, again, MAS assigned to
distinct fold Of labor, ili lta respective brigade
territory,-trospassinE such limita only when
rallod to tho mid Of como noedful battalion,
within wl,oso province fro might 10 rautng
wtlol, they could not spbdne: The entlro foroo
VIVA controlled BY o olltof-Englneer, WHO wns
subject to tho orlors OF tho Hoard Of Fire Com
mlaaionera. Boon after The Departments had
been organized In this manner, tho 1lro.nlar1n
telegraph was introduced. ,thoroby porfcoting
q systom which has ultimately nude tho
Fire Department. Of New York unoqnalcd on
the American Continent. 1he discipline.
too, has quito raaoted condition Of
perfection. 80 exceedingly sttiot aro tho
ruloa for the government Of officers and nlon,
md go rlgilly arc tley enforced. that not ovon q
nonr relative Of Gen. S|,aior, who had held an
important position In the Department. escaped
tho penalty OF dismissal IN consequence Of q
breach OF duty.
IN 11Is PERSONAL APPEARANCE,
Gen. ehalor Ia vcEy tall graceful and 1sol-
formed man, ploaeing In bis address. aud affablo
III his mannors. He has blue eyes, light haiF,
and "a mustaoho Of the fighting color" as
Thootloro Winthrop described it. He ia wArrn"
honrtol cordial, nnd ai1eo.aonato, and eujoya
domestic life moro thAn u,ost men, with bis wifo
and two daughters. As = man Of business, la
waa Buocosaful; AB military man, he was noted
for ha promptnosa. activity, discipline. bravery,
and perseverance,. Y.
, 1874-11-09

Fyeni ths Pouahk:epste ~: ~ Press.
Mayor Eastman has Ind in bio possession for
but for bis eyontfui history.
In the year 1910 "0ld Tom y. was owned by
Gou. Crugcrs, Of West Point, and was famous as
one Of tho finest parade-ho'ses IN tho State. lie
was model Of beauty, Hrgo and powsrtul,, long,
not known. Gen. Crugers, On leaving Wcst
Point, sold The horse for a large sum to Martin
Van Duron, and he used him aA Ills faYorito sad
dle horse during bis rotiremcnt ut Kinderhook
friends presented "old Tom " to distinguish
cd young officer in Gen. scott'a command, and
he waa fakon to Mexico At tho close Of tho
war Gon. Scott Ind tic horse returned to Nav
York, ind rode hm frequently on paraddea. 1u
Company In Now York. at g large price, to mitch
s,n.lInr horse, aud tho pair we're tho admiration
of oxprosB people. After 1iAng him five years
the exp1eas company sent him to Poughkoepsio
will, the following letter:
ORr7cH or THE As.En1uAN E1pREsa CoNrANr,)
New YoAg, May %, 1859,
" s Ea" E,h ws 1si', sans Se topobt On thu b.rao
borse Tint win 10 vi honor to rongaleepso aud your
ta3tco. Yako good care Of him. anA haye his wagoM
spd harness removed nud kept cean ana bright.
s'E. Tor. .en yeeru uold Tom +" cartod tue o1prces
natter IN ti,is city. and his familiar face and
forln wore known to cvory citizen WHO received
cxnrcss goods. Ho waa q proud. spirited nni-
ual, ueyor requiring check to keep up hia
Eead, aud astractod hltoh attantlon at tho depot
md iu tho atlcots as to load many strangers to
udaavor to purchase him. blr. .Langaon, Of
Iydo Park, onoo offered Mr. Van Valon s400 for
Lin, aud then otforol . larger hu'n to tho COM
mny iu Now York. When in tho hanas OF tho
txpresa ootnpany here, "1om" had somo mar.
nv oaoapes. Once ip driving aoross tue track
tho depot, his foot caught last in frog, aud
llm before it was stopped. 10 e1tEicate hla
f.ot the entire frog aut rail- had 70 bo taken up
/, 1906 Tom began to show bis old age aud tho
oprcsH compahy directed hiu,, to ho sold to a
p'rsy who would give blm good cars NJ. East.
'Old Tom has been ors Of the attractions at
Eastmsu's place. lla llas boon III tho harness
narly oyory day, and to all Appearances ts yet
| II hia toena. lliA apcoiul work II drawing the
lasn-ulower, and 30 we'll elucated IL ho to tho
d.ty TINT he Aas frequently. for tho qualification
! o1 lockers on boan le(t 70 perform tho work
without driver or gaide.
, 1874-11-09
AMusEMnNrs.
STAR LECTURE COURSE.
OPTION TICKETS,
This Morning.
IN PACKAGES OF TEN, $500.

Eaoh Ticket ontltioa hoor to aooe rescryea sast for
wa9le w,nter. among which NOW anaaanca feelures
" Ohstos 1tsllauEh. Fred DouKa.s lames 4. fluids,
ns1|q y hSxnS Gau1ost: Hesias::l'ss:
Fsst n.o ohtefts'nnons il heCos,nok iisii. 1tus
WITT III srsg Hs. II n s y sota{s III
aG:,sthtTsa Aosdns., oempsTsso eost ii opt.ea
n1a st"S sS.sk.as Spo pss,h hTt9k',:9r
Itoksis UT ~acd d bug stase soas At il eau.s Ill,
sGa so a two ~ - :oais los ess would
IT," ' sohes hes1s a hY h hstsera!nS ri
yon soua III sase H. issssa nor. u
s"DEtion Yloksta" sold At Janson heG1nrg L eo.'s,
s9aHm Ts'syl.s sd saa s:
Elmoro':s 1On Wcst Lake; hocksood's, 72 GIssH;
" CARPENTER r. a13rtrnv