The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-22

NEW ORLEANS BULLETI
Omoe No. 100 Gravier Street.
ID. c, BYERLY. Manage
LARGEST DAILY cIRcULATI0|
IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, OCTOBER %, 1874.
SRMs-One Dollar per Month, or Twelve Dolla
Per Year.
inscriptions for the DAILY BULLETIN receive
st our counter, 100 Gravier street.
4he BULLETIN inserts WANTS and TO RENT
cot exceeding One Square, for Fifty Cents eacl
ssIhis Government ,oas made By Dllite men, .ft
Tie benefit Of ,ohite men and their posterity fo'
svey. and should be administered By ,rhite me
end by none other ,ohatsoever. stephen
Douglas.
Cloudy weather and probably rain to-day.
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The last cup of frolic is hic-cup.
Good places for matchmaking Sulphu
Springs.
Gravity is no more evidence OF WISDOM
than paper collar is of q shirt.
Scratching q ticket often results in curing
m itch for Office.
man in Cincinnati advertising for situa-
ton, says: "Work is net so much an object
rs good wages"
Savannah, Ga, is to manufacture paper
from rice straw. A company for the purpose
has just been organized.
The New York Herald, Of the 18th, reports
money as very abundant in that city, and that
millions are unemployed.
All naturalized citizens who have been re-
fused registration, are requested to report to
No. So st. Charles street. upstairs, at once.
1t is rumored some important changes will
shortly take place in the New Orleans, Mobile
and Texas Railroad. So says the Mobile Re
yister.
Staub, whose cheap news stand is at No. GO
Canal street, has our thanks for all the latest
Northern and Western papers, Graphic, Days
Doings, and the Galaxy for November.
A grand fencing exhibition is announced to
take place under the auspices of Prof G.
Roiere, at Grunewald Hail. on the evening of
the 3lst inst. An invitation to attend is ac-
knowledged.
Messrs. Kahn & Co., No. 100 Canal street,
sends US the third of the Bric-a-Brac series, |
entitled Prosper Merimees Letters to an In
cognita, with recollections by Lamartine and |
George Sand.
We have received the first number of the
Mobile Daily Tribune, successor to the Graphic.
The Tribune is strongly Democratic, and
shows unmistakable signs of being sprightly,
popular and successful journal 1t has our
best wishes.
HALEY.-The sparkle of the last Galaxy, the
racy specimens of the sporting papers, and the
rich descriptions Of the latest fashion month
lies all remind us that Haley has again re-
ceived another consignment of news and liter
Ary treasures. No. 10 Commercial Alley will
to-day be thronged with those who delight in
the treat of an intellectual repast. For
Haley's kind remembrance Of us we return
hanks
CAMILLA SOCIAL CLUB.-The grand soiree
Of the Camelia Social Club, which took place
On last Saturday evening, will long be looked )
back to with pleasant memories by all those :
Who were in attendance
Much of the enjoyment Of the evening was :,
lue to tho Committee Of Arrangements, of 9
which Mr.. Jas. Gormly was gchairn an, which 9
,xerted itself to the utmost to make the night :
bass in the joyous manner it did
The New Orleans correspondent of the New
York Tribune, speaking Of the sec, 900 said to
V in the hands Of the Treasurer of the Police c
board, which the metropolitans, last week. f
bowed such strong desire to get hold OF, a
ays: "There are plausible limitations from I
ersons in The confidence Of the Republican v
managers that the missing money was used Il
a bounty money for recruits. for service 8.
gainst the people on the 14th of September. O.
From his bountiful stores of rich and racy o.
terature, George Ellis supplies us with "La u
Gillette" Paris journal Of fashion, most g
illustrated, with colored models Of II