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It is proposed 70 remove the Richmond En-
quirer to Washington, and make Of it great
American Democratic daily. flf the attempt is
made it will unquestionably prove a failure.
Washington is the worst place in the country
for "great" paper of any character. The
climate is not favorable to the growth of
greatness in anything save knavery. The
first requisite of great newspaper-inde-
pendence-would be impossible there.
Rings would hedge the paper about on
every hand; politicians with axes to grind
would beset it at every turn; every agency,
in fact, that would impede its growth would
be thrown around it, and instead of being a
national paper. it would be but the organ of
cliques and rings of ofice-hunters and treas
ury leeches. As well might we expect a
thistle to produce grapes as Washington to
develope or maintain newspaper that could
lay even the slightest claim to greatness
LhicdqO Times.
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FTNHE RUBY

lis Common st.
JOHN B. COURET Proprietor
This Saloon was established in 1851 and has always
maintained the reputation of being one of the most
gentee, orderly. ell-kept and popular establish.
ments in the city.
The best of WINES and LIQUORS are always
furnished to the guests A hot LUNCH is served
every day from 107a A. M. to IL P. M.
There is cosy, comfortable CLUB ROOM over the
Saloon, which is favorite resort for gentlemen
TONY, of Old SANS Saloon" memory, presides
over the Cigar Department ap24 Iv
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An English girl lately swan five miles in
the Thames; another capped the effort by
swimming seven miles; and now third
plucky little creature has thrown all former
feats by women by making ten miles, The
champion is said by the London Times, OF
the Goth ult, to be about fourteen years of
age. She swan fairly the whole way. re-
naming in the water two hours and twenty
seven min utes.
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IFor the N. o. Bulletin.l
LLATTAH.-HUGH MORE.
mountain flower. swee. and artlsss,

Oh mountain flower, sweet and artless,
Thy smiles are passing fair,
And thou surely art not heartless,
Come kiss away my carel
"Thou may'st share my smiles with others
I keep them back from none;
But my kisses are another's,
And live for him alone"
And the flower looked to the Sun.
OH brook, by the hemlocks flowing,
My heart is bare with grief,
Like the trees beside thee growing,
When stripped of flower and leaf.
Thou bithe, careless, sunk kissed burnie,
Give me some comfort, wee
+" am in haste on journey,
With word for my Lord, the Sea-"
And the brook flashed on by me.
Oh lake, dark, night-like and peerless.
To cum, star. flower and tree.
Thou answerest, bright and fearless
Listen, and answer mel
Hath my sorrow respite nor rest?
"Imimic the leaves bright dyes;
The flowers, the sky, and tie forest,
SO echo back thy cries"
And the lake outshone the skies.
O solemn and stern -browed mountain
Deep in thy shaded crest
Must hide some pc ace giving fountain,
For my deep, sore unrest!
g Der valley and Hill I'm keeping
My watch by night and day,
While like the mis- is DER me creeping,
Men come, and men 30 away
The mountain rose still and grey.
Thou STAR so wondrously burning
With lights from Heavens gates;
Low down near the hilltop turning
Sure from the golden streets
Thou bring'st some comforting message
"Around Nights fearful path
The stars in their awful passage
Are dumb-for they look on Death"
They famea-Ah dreadful is their Wrath
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hard times gone by, the time was pleasantly
passed, and shortly before midnight the sur
vivors of the six Hundred separated, look
ing forward with joyous anticipation to
merry meeting on Balaklava Day.
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A whole lot of new metals are found by the
spectrum to be existring in gaseous state in
the atmosphere. of the sun. There are the
vapors of hydrogen, potassium, calcium,
magnesium, aluminium, iron, manganese,
cobalt, nickel, titanium, lead, copper, cad
MUM, zinc. uranium, cerium, vanadium and
palladium. and how many others are yet to be
discovered we must leave to the Imagination
of our readers.
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NeaO Orleans Lager.
CASPAR LUSSE,

Nos. 4s6 and 41S CHARITIES STREET.
Announces to proprietors of Beer-saloons and to
the public that having completed his immense al.
paratus for manufacturing
Lager Beer, i
be Is prepared to sell the at lower price than
any other homemade article, and of as good quality
any similar article produced in the United States
je15 6m
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TIE CHARGE or THE SIX HUNDRED

MEETING IN LONDON OF THE SURVIVORS OF THE
CHARGE OF BALAHiLAyA-THEIR REMARKABLE
HISTORY.
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Advertisements in the Want and Rent co umn in
the BULLETIN, not exceeding one square, inserted
for fifty cents each.
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LOTTERIES.
LOTTERIES.
OF THE LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY.
For October 0-class No. 241.
: !. :; ); !: :, :; y :; ;: :

The above drawings are published IN all the pri,n
cinaI naners and are drawn in public. daily at the
rooms of the Company
Witness our hands. at New Orleans, Louisiana
this 9TH day of October, 1915
ADAM CITIZEN,
commissioners.
Beware of Bogus Lotteries. Jelo
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Free morals are on the increase in Berlin.
In 1857 the number of women placed under
the supervision of the police was 1879; in
1869 this number had risen to 20, 1885, and in
1870 to 70, 7O0-shame, poverty, misery, and
finally death being the fate Of these unfor-
Inmates. Out of every ten marriages nova
days a divorce takes place, while money is
the great ruling power, and greed and fun are
the objective points of Berlin ambition. Such
are the ethics governing the new German
Empire according to slightly jealous Bava-
rian philosophers
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The latest dodge, and ons Of the sharpest
Sort has been attempted upon several sport
ing men of Cincinnati recently, and success
fully in one instance. Here is how it was
done: Eph. Holland and friend were roll
ing ten-pins at the Empire, on Fifth street.
when note came to Eph., asking him to Call
at the Grand Hotel to see particular friend
1t was written on Grand Hotel 'letter- head. J"
He walked down to the hotel, but found
nobody there that he particularly cared to
see. While he was gone, note came to
"Doc." Martin, at the Empire, written on
Grand Hotel letter sheet, signed "Eph., and
asking the Doctor to send him hundred dol
lars by the bearer, young man of respect
able appearance. The Doctor knowing that
Eph. had gone to the hotel and supposing he
had met some friend and wanted to use that
much money, promptly enclosed one hundred
dollars in an envelope and sent it "by bear-
er." When Eph. returned the Doctor merely
asked him if he had received the money all
right. Then the little game was discovered.
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NOTICE
The following Tariff of Charges is adopted by thu
Undersigned to take effect from LIST October, 1870
and continue until August 81, 1876:
COMPRISING.
For Foreign PORTS Direct or Coastwise, beth
er by steam, sail OF railroad, per bale 20
For COasJwise ports, ste& M, sail or RAILROAD m
per bale oo
CHARGES TO SHIPPERS.
Drayage to ship and labor per bale --------- % c
Labor all eottons haule1by shippers per -,
Covering a,1 sample holes covers furnished by
nress . Is c
Covering sample holes with shippers patches. 5 c
Extra bands each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1212c
On cotton ship marked. not ordered the day it
is weighed. storage and labor per bae,
with the privilege of rem lining three days 10 C
After three days, storage for first month, in -
Guiding the three days 81 c
SMALL NUMBERS.
On small numbers the charge for labor and
storage for any period from LIST October,
1875 to 31st August, 1876, per bale 80 C
steamer or railroad each way 1212c, to be
paid by shipper together, per ba e - c
Labor n same ~ G
On all cotton ship marked or small numbered
removed from enc press to another for the purpose
of storage COMPRISING, or sh pped without being
compressed per bale CSC to be paid by the purchaser
upon he delivery of the cottOI.s
Cotton taken by org al planter $ mark will, If re-
moved upon the day it is received and weighed be
delivered free of charge.
New Orleans, September % 1875.
Levee Steam Cotton Press J. c. Denis, President
Commercial Press Smith & Goldsmith.
Penn, Kentucky and Anchor Yard, Herndon &
Krumbhaar.
Canal Street Press, J. c. Van Wickle.
Orleans, Slippers, Pelican and Crescent City
Presses, Sam Boyd IL Co.
Viz ginia Press, Lewis & Lynd.
Alabama and Factors Presses. S. Hayward.
Louisiana Press f. X. Bryant
Atlantic Press, NJ. J. Zuntz & Co
Jackson Press, O'Bren & Co.
Fire Proof Press j. p. Moore.
Planters Press, Abb7tt Randolph &. johnson.
Union Press, A. 2. Mason.
Natchez Press, J.. A. Levy, Jr.
Empire Press, Warren Even.
Terrell Press, Il. Terrell
Cooper Press, S. G. Coulon. $50 If
U. A. Gueringer. C. A. Carriere.
GUERINGER 8. CO.,
St. Charles Street.
Dealers in
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
Shirts, Underwear. Hosiery, Umbrellas. Fancy
Articles, etc., etc.
$50 i'm
ON HAND.
One thousand cases
COTTON BOIL BITTERS,
an infallible remedy for CHILLS and FEVER, just
what is required by planters and others living the
overlooked lands in the Mississippi Valley.
G. NJ. BAYLY g. POND,
s17 I'm "a to ~ Canal street.
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Carter Howard
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Celley P
Christian Brothers
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Courtney II S
Cooper J NJ
Communy BY
Currav Tom
Cunniu CHAM Jas T
Campbell Given
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Denison G Fl
Deblieux M
Dougherty f
Donovan Dan
Dudley M 81
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Evans w liam
Eckerez John S
Elliott James
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Fearing Sam
Freeland w Ell
Foster s. Co
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Gacque mr.
Gervln A L
George a dam
GobeccI G. L
Goodrich F. I'd
Gueran L A G
Halids Capt
Harrington G. i
Henderson JAS
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Hennessy Sohn
Hirschfeld A
HvnsOn r G
Huston Tlos
Hobbs Joha T
Hommberger DR.
Hobart, Smith & Co
Hullard VIM
Hunter Nose
Hall VIM
Janin Louis & son
Jehal, Reed Geo
Jurgens julius
Jones Robert
Jsnes j Ell
Jones W
johnson M
johnson VIM
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Keek Phi
Ken, er G. D G.
Knoop, Hanneman SEQ
Kurtz Jos
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Lane j A
Laurant E L
LacOume C. G
Leithner H
LespOnne Jean
Lyons j L
Loeher Lorenz
Leon Augustus
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Martin Henry
Manden Thos
MarengO Andrea
Massey FL
Malta John f
Marke John
Nader John W
Maxent John
Merton A ID
Meacco A
Meyer Jos
Mics JOhn&sons
Mild-nstein VIM
Moore Edw
More Albert
MOhr Phi W
Morse r T
Morrison Thos A
Miller Clarence
Miller Francis
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Mcconnell G S
Mcdonnell Geo
MCNEIL L +
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Nesbit John
Nelson TLos W
Nixon j
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PeaSe G
Perring Geo
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Pennington n S
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Powell ThOs
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Racizo Pietro
Ragusa Joseph
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Rogers Sam B
Rokate Adolph
Rohhacker E
Robinson Horace
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Spanier Geo2
Slanker David
Stats Jacob
Sewell Thomas
Steward John
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Stock Pat z
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Stokes NJ
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Hartman l.
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Harquart Hy
Hey man Myers
Heinrich i
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Hyams S -
HolsOn Isaac
Holmes Alex
Howard 4 III
Holcy j IL
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Hubert mr.
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Jackson Thos
Jewell J ID
Jourdan n
| Jones g. Frost
Jones Seib
Jones Albert
Johnson S
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Kanatter VIM
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Keller l. Ii
Kipp er l.
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| Lennard C
| Lindsay Thos
| Lone John
Ler 9 n
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| Marks H
| Marbram Elias
NJ a af.hef Eug
Malone John
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Martin Il b
May her John
Afejilp0r Simon
| Melvin Hard&cO
| Merli j
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Midland r
Moses Alex
Mount John
Morrison & Johnson
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MOrOney A
MuellierrO G
Miller Nat
Macarthur Alex
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McMshOn M w
Mclean W l.
Nawl&McCarme
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NewIam r Fl
New Nathaniel
Neil A L
Overton Charley
Oakman w G.
O'kourke John
Parker Jas P
Parker Grin M-
Phenix Judah
Pierson j l.
Perkins W A
PeppO Frank
Piatt W e -
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Eitfet j
Plouder Conrad
Potter John G
Ratin Jos
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Williams \ Nicholas
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lana Pub Co Ed l
Co. Sec Branch Mis-
Co. -Schuler's Nurse
Nut Life Ins
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]. M. G. PARKER, Postmaster.
GENTLElIEN'S LIST.

GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
A
Ackerley W Aberle Emile
Anheuser E&co Andrews JOS .ir
Audler E DIR Alexander rev
Aremdel A L Apley Louis
Allison Albert p Augustin N jr
b
BlakeIey &c Blanchard mr.
Ban tlett n Barton II II
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An Elephant in Calcutta had disease in
his eye. For three days he had been COM
pletely blind His owner, an engineer officer,
asked the doctor if he could do anything to
relieve the poor animal. The doctor said he
would try the nitrate Of silver, which was
remedy commonly applied to similar dis
ease in the human eye. The large animal was
ordered to lie down, and at first, on the ap-
plication OF the remedy, raised most ex-
traordinary roar at the acute pain which it
occasioned. The effect, however, was won
derful. The eye was in a manner restored,
and the animal could partially see. The next
day when he was brought and heard the doc
tors voice he lay down of himself, placed his
enormous head on one side, curled up his
trunk, drew his breath just like a man about
to endure an operation, gave sigh Of relief
when it was over, and then by trunk and ges-
ture evidently wished to express his gratitude.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining i'm the New Orleans Post Office,
October 10. 1875.

Office Hours on Sundays from 10 A. NJ.
to IL NJ.
Persons calling for these letters will please
say ADVERTISED and give date.
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Merchant Fire Ins Co-...Nat Republican. - Louis
lana Pub Co Ed Planters Banner Plant Seed
Co Sec b. anch Miss Val Soc u oion Fertlllzng
Co -Schuer's Nursery Trustees S ynOdicai Dep
la Nut Life Ins Co.. Southern Historical So
ciety. Mercantile Library Association.
JOHN NJ g. PARKER, Postmaster.
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