The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-05

NEW ORLEANS BULLETl
Office No. lOo Gravi"r Street.
LARGEST DAILY CIRCULATION
IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, SEPTEMBER 8, 1874.
TERMS-One Dollar per Month, or Twelve Dolla
per Year.
inscriptions for the DAILY BULLETIN receive
st our counter 100 Gravier street.
T he BULLETIN inserts WANTS and TO RENT
not exceeding One Square for Fifty Cents eac
"Tnis Gorernnert ,ras nale Jy ,rl.ite men, f
he benefit Of ,chae men and their posterity to'
Usv, and sho,Ad be administered Ly nrhite me-
and by none other whatsoever. IS Stephen A
Douglas.
Mr.. J. L. Boisdore, No. Perdido street
has our thanks for files Of late Californi
papers.
The great swimming match is postpone
until Sunday next on account Of the inclem
ency Of the weather.
In the opinion Of the Boston Ad''atisG
the denomination by the Republicans of Gov
Talbot will inevitably result in division 0
the Republican party in Massachusetts.
Admiral Mullany, in command of the Gul
squadron, notified the Navy Department, 0,
the 3st nit, Of the appearance Of yelloy
fever at Key West.
Staub came to the front yesterday with al
..rInful Of the very latest papers from al
points North and West Staub is trump
and his stand is at No. 60 Canal street II,
keeps everything worth reading, and sell,
the best papers in the country for five cent,
Montgomery Blair, the elder brother O.
''H' I1dHh, anu H'IIIltlly oStiIItSJeT
under Mr.. Lincoln, will most likely be ncmi
mated by the Democrats and elected to Con.
gress from the Sixth Congressional District il,
Maryland.
It will be noticed, by referring to the card
Of the State Central Committee, that meeting
Of that committee will he held at 35 Carondelet
street. on Saturday, the 9Th inst, at IL NJ,
for the purpose Of transacting important
business Members should be on hand pune
tually.
We would suggest to some charitaby dis
posed citizen to apply for writ of habeas
corpus to release the knock kneed and cross
eyed recruits confined in building corner Of
Circus and Common streets. These specimens
are now fed at the expense Of the city, and
armed by the State with weapons to kill white
people.
Pork PACKERS CONVENTION. The merchants
and Western produce dealers in this city have
appointed the following named gentlemen AS
seIegaters to the National Pork Packers Con-
vention, to meet in Louisville on the 9th inst.
They leave tomorrow afternoon by the Nea
Orleans and Mobile railroad
w. G. Raymond, j. Schwabacher, W. II.
Mathews, Thos. Byrnes, Victor PradoS. W. II.
Deeves, ii. n Preston
Our friend, Geo Ellis, of No. Old Levee
street, is determined to keep up hisswell-
earned fame as the king Of newsdealers We
are again called upon to thank him for appre-
ciated favors. Ellis has reduced the price of
I'll the Northern and Western papers to five
cents and Of the illustrated weeklies to ten
cents copy. His stock Of magazines, re
views, etc. embraces everything that can be
desired by the most ravenous literary Your-
1annd
CIAssII1cATIoN OF Dry SUGAR.-The T. S.
Secretary Of the Treasury has decided in sew
sTal appeal cases from California that the new
.aritf law does not recognize the distinctions
between what are known as 'unpurged srl-
gars, and other sugars, and that henceforth
at all ports Ill dry sugars will be classified ac-
aortiing to color and not according to diff
ference in the mode Of preparation Thi,
decision involves 100000 in extra duties in
the cases appealed from San Francisco
THF GLOBE THEATRE Manager Kittredge |
has already shown to the public how much Of
Energy and zeal there is in him by his devo-
hon to the work of remodeling and beautify- |
ng this cosy place Of amusement Now, at
he approach Of his opening night, there is
itir and hustle about the place which b, tokens
he coming successes. Kit has placed the
rice of admittance SO low that all can enjoy
he drama. Seats in the family circle are re-
erved for fifty cents, enabling those who do