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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-30

PAUL J. CHR1srLAN.-This well-known crock
cry house has lately been retitted and replen-
ished with full line ef crockery, china, glass
ware and house furnishing goods preparatory to
the opening of the fall trade Mr.. Christian is
well known to the business community be-
ing both experienced and thoroughly acquainted
with every article necessary to supply the de-
mand in this line oftrade, as will plainly be shown
by his heavily ladened shelves at No. 36 Camp
street.
The GREAT FISH HOUSE OF THE SoUTH-ln the
Southern or Southwestern portion of this coun-
try there Is no house that compares, in receipts
and sales, with that Of Messrs. c. H. Lawrence
X Go. They occupy tw) large and well fitted up
stores on Tchoupitouas street Nos. 80 and Al
and No. ii NatcheZ street., all communicating
with each other and forming one of the most ex-
tensiye and complete establishments of the kind
in the city Mr. Lawrence remains in Boston
during six months Of the year. engaged in pur-
Mr.. Chase, formerly Lieut.. Gov. of Minnesota
a Democrat Of the pnrest tripe, and man be-
loved by all who know him, getner with thai
genial and popular gentleman, Mr.. L. d. Clarke,
attend to the business OF the house in this city.
They are the largest receivers of fish, butter and
cheese III the South, and they transact business
in the larest and most ouuita bic manner. This
fact has made the house of the most popular
and successful that has ever been established in
New Orleans They richly deserve the position
they have attained, and have our best wishes for
their continued prosperity There young
men in this city more highly esteemed than Mr.
partment and Mr.. Palfrey, the book keeper and
nancier. In fact, in all its appointments there is
no house that can excel that III Messrs. G. II.
Lawrence x TO.
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PRIMARY, GRAMMAR AND Hon SCHooL.-Mrs.
T.. Mathews, al accomplished and cypcrIenc cd
teacher, an. well known 10 the city from her long
connection with the bubble schools will open the
fifth annual term of her school on the first Mon
day IN September next. 4 limited number of
boarders viii be received and everything done to
C ntrlb tie TO their comfort, happiness ana in
struetion. Com petenI assistants are encage ed
and sul and thorough education can . OBJ
tame together with All Of the accomplishments
requisite tor young lady q the present day.
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MuLsg \ DIEiM>SS. The great candy manu-
factory and confectionery establishment Of New
Orleans and the South. il that of the above sue
oesssfui and enterprisinS firm, and il any evidence
Of their reputation or standing wanted to
confirm our assumptions, 1t i, only necessary to
point to the number OF first premiums they have
carried off at the respective State Fairs. In ail
ton to this, they are extensive dealers III fire..
works and their establishment constitutes 4 de-
pot OF prize candies Of ali descriptions, well
the mandatory of the celebrated sugar Of lemon
and superior syrups, prepar.d by Dr.. 3io1at and
so universally circulated and used throu yhout the
country Recently, we might say, The name If
Miller, and subsequently that OF Dislmann, being
. familiar one III its association III this c tv with
the candy and confectionery business, the Lousa
has added the specialties Of California vines aud
liquors and with al these attractions sni induce
lnenss to the local trade and country buyers. there
is no reason why the future Of the firm OF Miller
4 Dleimann NAV not develop to slch pro Dortions
as to place il on d level with the most extensive
and furnishing institutions or the country.
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true spirit of po.sy breathes in the lines
saw her n prosperity,
With garlands on her brow,
While at her feet lay all she wished
That Nature could endow.
and when the oppressed Texans
Cried to the States for aid,
] saw her brave sons We're the trse
70 unshea.h Freedoms blade
1saw her when her sisters
Spoke out for sovereign right,
y, then she showed her nobleness
And joined them IN their night
, saw her, when the war-clOud
Obscured the land like night,
Send fort her sons to battle
For Justice and the Right.
I see her, meath the conqueror's heel
Her proud lead bowed to earth
At every sigh that shakes her frame
The vandal laughs III mrth
This cannot last, my brethren,
She must not suffer so,
And blessed be the friendly hand
That strikes for her blow!
Advance. and rescue from disgracs
Our proud, though ,allen land
Let all Louisiana 3 sons
Assist with heart and hand.
Let not be writ Oh History's page,
When our tate lay in dust,
We let her die by murderers' hands
Or proved recreant to our trust
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W. r. B. TUgSEs.-By referring to s1s aGtYer :
tselnent, i'll another colnma, it will be seen that
Mr.. W. X. b. Turner has taken charge Of The
sportsmen's Depot, No. IS vt. Charles st get.
The best and largest assortment OF gunA pistols,
kept on hand, and We feel COZ. iiient chat an per
sons in want IL any articles m this I'M will 30
well to give Mr.. Tnrnor CALL and, eus word for
it. they will lind polite and attentive 9esAJeunan,
and one who has had {. large exposrMOe in snis
business, having spent many yeare with Folsom
Brothers, and he has dotrnIlnDl shat it shall
pass into proyerb that, If YOU cannot .iIld
what YOU want at Turner'S, You sees not look
.IseWUere.
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CAMoR's REsTAURANr.-This well known res
taurant is situated at No. % st. Charles street,
and has for years past enjoyed an envablc repu-
tation among the reataurateurs. Messrs. La
mothe Co., who have h the past few years
taken the mana cement in hand, have lately
closed for repairs, and viii open on Tuesday, the
LIST inst, thoroughly renovated AMI hooking fresh
and inviting. These gentlemen seeing the evil
dent increase in their business attendant upon
their success in catering to the inner man, have
added quite an improvement to th.l already
finely conducted and popular house, BY lifting up
the second story rooms in the msst 1nianc and
tasteful manner for the reception Of priv tie din
ner parties Mr.. Leon Lamothe is well known t.
this community, and deserves the patronage Of
all who admire energy and strict attention e
business, and h ts already host OF friends, who
viii appreciate his liberality and genial manner.
Mons Zarin Foucon, who presdes over tie cn'i
nary department. is second TO none i'll the city,
having graduated with first honors Of cookery III
Paris, and can say with Shakespeare :" throw
phys,c to the dogs" for if he don't bring back
ones appetite then man aust be dead inde ed
Ali success to Messrs. LanctEe u Go.
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The Star Cotton dinnery is one OF bhe most
complete and well appointed mechan@cal estsb-
hslinents Ill our city. Having removed thsk fae =.
White are now prepared to take All ohders ana
execute them with dispatch. Their terpss AR gin
ming will be seen by reference TO thea card IN
advertising columns, and will DO founS moderate
i'll the extreme The high standing and seputa-
community, should entitle thom 70 = FAR amount
Of patronage.
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PHILIP WERLEINs PIANO, ORGAN AND Music
HOUSE, Nos u, 80, 81 AND 80 BARoNNE SIRE It.
This old and reliable establishment, noted 70.
its choice and well selected stock Of pianos,
organs musical instruments and sheet music. u
Offering the following celebrated make of pianos
ON the most favorable terms comprising Chick
ering Il Sons. Durham Il Sous Hale, Mathushtk
and Pieyels renowned Upiights, Iieglers Gro
vesteen Fuller, snd the splendid organs and
IaelotIeons of Ncedham Sons, and J. Esley.
Mr.. Werieins reputation rs dealer III pianos
and musical instruments generally, is al extra
indaceMent for persons desiring good and me
lodious instrument to call upon linn AMI inspect
his large and well selected stock before pnrehl-
sing elsewhere His trad extends ~ the States
of Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, FloriiI AM Ten
uessee, and he is prepared to ill orders at the
shortest notice for any article II hi line Of
business. He also sells pianos and organs on
the monthly nstallmrnt plan. Mr. Ncr'len
having engaged the best wcrknen j. prepared
10 execute all kinds Of repairs and tuning Ok
pianos, organs and musical instruments at the
lowest rates
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SCIENCE AND ART in our S4iye sisnlg ssssIa1a
will i,e found the card ~ Mr. John po.sSaa en-
grayer and photographer OF Wedding aasIyiatins
cards, bonds, certitcates bills u exc.ssree etc
he bong experience Of Mr.. DOugl,. pa ana Tina
Of business, renders him competent to execute
all work entrusted " MS Gaze a manner not 10
BE- surpassed in .h.s or any other market Tho
many o.antlfsti designs displayed in .ns window
~, rustic sail Of NJ Douglas IN ais line u
business.
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STOCK OF COTTON IN NEW ORLEANS.

| We copy from the Ne,r OIIetlns Price Current
the subioncd statement of the stock of cotton in
New Orleans, as ascertained by actual count made
on the 10Th in t., by Mr.. Il. II. Schmidt, foreman
and manager Of the mechanical department of
that paper, with the aid of expert assistants. Mr..
Schmidt has had an experience of more than
twenty years in the discharge of this laborions
and important duty and may assuret,ly be relied
on for the accuracy Of his report.
I The number Of bales 6l29, added to the run
ming statement, is larger than was expected, but
when it is considered that it is fun quarter of a
wear since the Exchanges account taken and
that tho then IS 936 bales (26,3S4 plus
Alisas cargo subsequently added, one fourth of
which is 7234, the magnitude Of the present addi-
ton should hardly cause surprise. 1t is true, that
up to the date Of the Exchanges accoul over 81
per cent Of the gross amount for the year had
been received, 800, 1874 bales against IS 1856
since-but it would be incorrect to suppose that
the quantity of balings is currently in proportion
10 the receipts.
On the contrary, at some periods there are
very few made, and at others the additions are
copious, which is especially the case in the last
quarter Of the commercial year. when more bales
are maze from the year ACCOMMODATIONS OI sam
pies waste etc, than at any other time.
ACTUAL STOCK OF COTTON.
ON Wednesday, the Goth inst, we made care
full count Of all The cotton presses, pickeries,
aud on shpboard and found stock,
below, Of 1882 bales. The stock by our
running statement on that day was 10,SSs
bales, but deductlng 375 bales added to the
consnmytion Of the Lane Cotton Mills for the
past three months and adding $50 recovered from
the ship Asa, i'll addition to the amount pre-
yiousy allowed, our stocA would have been H.,
693. thus showing an excess for additional bales
made m waste, npe-, oil mill Int, etc, for
tine past three months, from May 18th to August
26th, of 1929 bales, which amount has been
added to the net.
ACTUAL. STOCK OF CorroN, WEDNESDAY Morn
ING, AUGUsr 26, 1874.
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That old and far famed restaurant If Mr. Mc1i-
ard NcCloskcy, having bcea thoroughly renO-
waited and refitted lately, 1t ~ now ruby prepared
for the winter campaign. Mr. McCios1ey has ever
been noted for keeping one Of the best conducted
restaurants in our city, whore are @lvs&e to be
found every deicacy OF the season, .orved in the
most tempting and seductive style Thas fagarita
resort will be thrown opoa Tuesday, lst inst.
and rec ,mmend it TO the patronage Of all
lovers of good eating.
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IMPORTERS OF VINES AND iffQGoRS. Among
the various importers Of wines and liquors OF this
c5ty none surpass, III Tlety ana excellence, our
worthy friends Messrs. Thof. II. Handy y Co.,,
Nos. IA and Is Royal street. Their stock of old
brandies and whistles cannot be cyceled, ii APP
preached in the Southern country. They arc
the sole agents of that celebrated brandy (Which
makes our mouth water to mention i'll of VI ssrs.
Sazarac, de Forge 4 Sons, while tieir Holland Gin,
jamaica Rum, French and German Cordials,
English Sherries etc, will cause the old ton
cicant t. smack his lips at their recital.
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The great success achieved by that indefati
gable mercantile connection, Perkins Swenson 4
Co., of this city, is largely due to the fact that
they have branch house in New York city,
which naturally enhances their business facilities.
The numerous customers OF this firm can con-
sign cotton and other produce to either house,
receiving thereon liberal advances. In addition
to which they are prepared to furnish exchange
and will make collections all leading points in
Texas
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-30

The great success achieved by the well-known
auctioneers, Hoffman, Marks 4 Co. i'll their bust
ness, has been so decided that they are enabled
to announce to their many patrons IN this State
and Mississippi that they will commence the
coming season prepared to offer unusually liberal
advances on conslgnments. 1t Won d be well for
those having intercourse with this popular firm
to remember that their place of business con-
TIMES at IS and 40 Char tres street. in this city
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! BACON, LARD, EYC.-We know of no mere popu-
lar deal, In pork lard and bacon, THAI aur jaVta
and ever courteous friend n. X. Converge, No. 81
Magazine street. HIS business acGmeB and
borough foresight, entities him to tha highest
rank among our merchants To those who need
these prime necessities can only say that they
can he fully satisfied by visit - .is sst.bbsh
ment.
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NETTING or THE HowAnD hASJBs8, glssg
WARD This c!db met at the Peogie's Halt iak
evening. Over 600 persons were pses9it. After
the meeting was called to order BY the pref~,lent,
Jas. Mohan, Esq, tho following rssoi0tion was
| unanimously adopted:
KeS0ioed, That the Howard Rangess Iskst Ward
Democratic Ciuc, d. hereby poigs se,usssgos b,
support the nominees ana platform Of ne Hasor
Rouge Convention.
Alter that loud cries we're made sos NsjpY r. 4
Burke, who made very able spseeh, telling
them 70 elnct good men to the Legislative, and &c
lay aside then party prejndtces, not TO h<re any
votc5, etc. and they Wound be suck etssrat N hsi.
| AeAi campaign, etc.
| UNANIMOUS vote OF thanks was tsnJtred W
Major Burke for his able speech sni advice, whcn
| tbs meeting adjourned.
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The reputation possessed by W. II. Seebas1 Mo
Canal street bookseller and statiGHer, far tho
skill and taste be mas always evneed IN tne sclec-
ton Of goods will naturally attfacb tse attention
of architects engineers, artists and pcs 0ns no.
curing wax flower material 10 Mr.. 5cA1eArs
notice, that he has devoted great care IN proenr-
ing such goods IA may be required By Hx,se en-
gagged in he pursuits Indicated liz GAs eonEsso-
ton, 1t is proper to add that plrtna Asyen,s
charge Of educational institutions, VIII b. velf
repaid by sending for oae Of Mr.. Seek1fia priced
catalogues, winch VIII b. sent b, s.,y .abhass.
postage prepaid.
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Pure and genuine mineral waters, as health.
giving as if taken from the springs ait Geo. Nc
Clos eys, No. SO st. Charles street and III
Canal street.
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Il. IL. MARR.

BL,DoN SplISGs.-Th5 wonderful medicinal
qualities Of the waters Of Bladon Springs are
famous ali over The country. Situated i'll he&Uti-
full pine forest, abou. 4 hundred miles above
Mobile, on the Bgbeo River, it offers the great
est inducements 70 inyahds, and promises cure
for all chronic diseases Of the stomach bowels
and kidneys The hotel accommodations are
unsurpassed, and III Pr OF board modela e.
Messrs. lsaacson q seiEa9, srocers, IS ana 6S
Common street. ~. agents Gor the g!adon
Springs Hotel.
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BRooEss sTE.L nICE MIsts.--Ihls mansa.otis
establishments sItdatce ~ Sos. so, II and y3
Tchoupltonas street, combines every facility ana
convenience !pr turning out the cleanest and best
Weld of rice OF any other Sri of its kind IL the
city or State. Beng one OF the most extensive
and complete cstablt ,llchtS n its every appoint
ment consiguees tee; assured Of full satlse
faction being given. The capacity Of tins null
equals, if not exceeds, ehat 81 sny other rice MIL
throughout the Southern COUNTRY, turning out
every twenty-f1ur hours 200 barrels of cleaned
rice the quality OF which cannot be eHceiled. 50
anxious is It's energetic and Trustworthy propre-
ter Mr. c. H. Allen to plsh t9rwad the iutere 4
of his patrons that he Offers 10 fdrnish sacks to
planters free ~ charge. TINS len ing - them a
great help and facilitating them III the shipment
Of their cough rica. BY reference to Mr.. Aliens
card, III our advertising columns. 1t viii be readily
seen that hl- pricys Tor milling are extremely
moderate. aud at c-.ce invites the shipment OF Ill
Planters who have their owa interest at heart
Mr. Allen is too well known II this community
for further commentator, therefJre We leave his
psst AMI present reputation IS a thorough bush
ness man 20 speak Tor hin.
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:. BENEFIT OF Miss ETA GRAvEs.-Tbe benefit
of this accomplished and deserving lady, tepdered
10y the Southern Dramatic Club, viii take pEsca at
the st. Charles Theatre on Saturday cPenAng
next, September 5, 1874.
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One and half may appear to be mystic sign
with some of the initiated, bnt who Wit, his y IS
about him has not heard OF that little bljoU at
Il Carondciet street, where the crown prince OF
fancy beverages, J. =. Nagent. prcsides with his
usual grace an! atable manner. The liquors
behind the bar comprise tha choicest aud oldest
to BE- had Ill thc market. A. ali instance, VIC
would advise yOu 10 Try that Old Madeira wine
whici, imported t, Washington, in 1856 by
Mr.. Raphael Slmms K being the ylntant Of 1926
We give this ; mere y d sample of lli- grade, #
Ii iuor kept at T., and guarantee that each aud
every article will please liz palate and caji~e PA
spirits to rise tw MY per ~ MT.
The rare fast u - Nugent is si.}eayes 81
the uniform AIR nson ei his little bijoG. The
walls are tastrt lypa red, and hung arousd
with pictures mgr. insS that -hos At once
Mr.. Nugents lcsi. :. . Ike his place agreeable
to his customers a., trends. Bat whas are al
of these when consider th@ tempting anl &c
entcally prepared vilud- that gro.s the eye
daily at Lunch time JIM has - studi,t tie
taste Of humanity that hard i1iaed must he the
man who is not pleased with the provisions OF
this connosseur of o,rpEefy. Mr. Nugent'- fame
has already bee ma ie aEf We're We to write col
umns we would t4 ) give The sli3htcss idea OF
the delicious d4cacv and avor Of his m.stec
drinks. sio sai Try Inn 80 be cpnslnces
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ELEGANr FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN.-MassrI.
Nash < Hodgson. auctioneers, sell on Tuesday
next. the lst September, the entire contents OF
the handsomely furnished resideace No. 22f
Coli ,eam street, b tween F,urth and Washington
sire Is. The pre- Misses will be open for inspec-
ton on Monday (to-morr IVY from 10 A. N. until
) 0 clock F. u, See the advertisement.
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The most elegant lunch room for ladies iii the
city is at Geo. McCloskey's No. l2l Canal street.
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Epcnrean tastes suited at the great tea and
coffee depot, 10 Canal street.
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His eye flashing fire and his chest heaving
with emotion, Pitt excla Me afraid
Why, I'd face the whole White League, shot
guns and all-if | had my resignation in my
hand >
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Cold soda water. "lt1l pure fruit syrups, die
best beverag &c for hot weather, at Geo. MCClos-
keys Nos. So ST. Charles street and III Canal
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If YOU want fine teas or cofiecs, 20 the grea
special tea and coffee depot, 40 Canal street.
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LOUISIANA,

The following lit lie poem was written by a New
Orleans lad, only twelve years of age, and gives
evidence Of remarkable poetical talent The
sentiments are instinct with patriotic fervor and
the true spirit of possy breathes in the lines
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WHERE THE RELIEF FUND GOES.
Food and Clothing Distributed t. Neyr
Radicals for Political Purposes.

We commend the subjoined letter. and the
facts therein disclosed, to the serious con-
sderation of the Relief Committee.
The Distribution of clothing and supplies to
.egroes who do not live in the overlooked dis
trict, and who are not in need is an outrage
upon the suffering people of Catahoula and
other parishes that cannot be too speedily
, checked
ST. HELENA PARISH. La Aug ~ 1874.
Editor New Orleans Bulletin:
| Sir IA report is current and l do not doubt its
| truthfslness, that D. c. DAVIS member of the
Kellogg Legislature, and b. Woods Thompson,
Clerk Of the Court for this parish, have been for
some ten days receiving and distributing, in the
western portion of our parish, to few colored
Radical leaders, clothing and supplies which
they have drawn from the Relief Committee OF
| the State.
When first heard of the distribution of these
things thought the matter so preposterous that
paid but little attention to it, knowing that
we were situated several thousand feet above the
Lowell OF the sea- and not properly coming within
the limits known AS the overlooked district
| But having made frequent inquiry, have been
repeatedly Informed that the report was true,
and that Davis and Thompson were making the
distribution among their leading coiored friends
Ill order to gam political strength.
| Now, Mr.. Editor, l would suggest the import
ance and propriety # the Relief Committee
stating, through the "nblic prints, by what au-
thorlty or representations Davis and Thompson
have succeeded in drawing these supplies.
st. Helena parish can not be considered as part
OF the overtlowed district and is the. etoie not
| entitled to any part III The generous donation
made for thousands of the inhabitants of our
State, both white and black. who are yet suffer-
ing from the water from the Mississippi River
and its tributaries.
Respectfully, etc, CITIZEN.
II is not true Pitt wears Ben Buffers steel
vest.
Good little governors, like Bullock, 60 to
",
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| What is the difference between a carpet
Dagger and a church bell? One peals from
the steeple and tho other steals from the peo-
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New Orleans, La, Aug. n, 1874.
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Good little governors, like Bullock, 60 to
New York when they die. If Willie Pitt is
good, may be he'll go there too
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actual stock found August 2G IL, s22
srr:seH -isce taking stock ..s.o.s...e.... 593