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DEATHS.

Died, at the residence of her hp.b6nd, on Streck-
er,s Han, Saturday, November 9Th. MFR. NJ. A. Il.
KELSEY, wife OF EDWARD kersey, tn The dfry.srIIh
Year Of her -5z.E tSs.s.s t;:Fy, 81 a
The funeral viii take place from her husbands
residence, on Pleasass street, Strecker's Hl, MON.
DAY, November Sth. AT IL o'clock A. d.. Ftends
and aclusintances Of The family are respectfully
invited TO aftend. sisS'3 ~. 'gt.ss5 q
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF CITY FNGINEE

OFFICE OF CITY RNGINEER,l
r.f RICHMOND, VA, November 8, 1875.
NTOTICE.-TO BUILDERS, CARPEN-
~ TIERS, BRICK CONTRACT DRs, AND
OTHERS Sealed proposals Will be r, ceived at this
office until ~ O'CLOCK Ii. on MONDAY, November
18Th, for ENLARGING AND .lMPROV Wing THE
PRESENT CITY JAIL. y...,s. -
Plans and specifications can be seen by applying
ut the City Engineers office.
bidders will bid separately or for the wnole OF
the work embraced in the specifically Ions.
The Committee on Public Grounds and Buildings
49, " W. Z. CUTSHAW,
Ma I'd -----------------City Engineer.
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..J m VI. WHY. DO .PEoRLE BUSH 80

-H Wd1I;sRSO ELH ~ a 0e sAnt; a 4 w.
sYobE BROTHERS DIR GOODS sToREs' For
the simple reason that they selling greater bar
gains than ever. They have sast received their
fourth supply Of WINTER GOODS, amongst!
which are The following bargains :saief .a3 iya
I sa Iii BED-BLANKETs nom IS Up q s.;
/. nIa5sper cent. below their salue;Jsi gig
The largest stock Of LADIES' and MISSES IS
: sHAWLss eyer shown In this city. at lower
prices than eyer;a ~ "'.'@ ~, !" ,,@'.
just look at our seventy, fve-cent REVERSIBLE
darge-size, sHAw L-worth fully $3.50; I
CARPETS, oIL-CL oTHs,. RUGs-a very large
!: assortment at ali prices = "a 80 = ta.s's'
BALMoRAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS for la
i dies and misses at one half OF their value; 8
BUsTLE s in fifty different styles; ...,.l....
KID GLOVES in one, two, and three buttons, in
: all the fashionable styles; az
LIsLE-THREAD and BERLIN GLOVES and
GAyNTLETS; Nv - -
LADIES' and MISSES STRIPED HOSE. .sa,
E1nbroideries and Cotton Trimmings at less than
manufacturers prices; Table and Piano-Cover
very cheap; Tides inio one hundred Different pat
torns Ladies Merino Vests at SOC. worth 81 large
line of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods; anotherio'
OF pure Linen Gentlemen's Handkerchief at Ice
worth 37Hc.; remnants of Irish Linens remnants
of Black Velvet. en-; Towels, Napkins, and Doy-
lies; Bleaehed and Brown Damasks; Fruit Cloths
at astonishingly low prices; Lace Curtains at re,
duced prices. ~ s.g.!ss; ): q
CoRsETsi CoRsETs! CoRsETs!-we have
the largest stock of Corsets in the city, from sec
up to s5 per pair. q 5@:51G 49,. 70.
Don't fail to look at our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. sa - 30 s,.-
In Dress Goods we have all the latest styles II
Plain, Mixed, and Plato, from 12hc. up to u PEI
yard; Nayy-Blue and Seal Brown Cacbemeres al
soc. worth sOc.; 100 pieces Tycoon Reps in en-
tIrely new patterns; Black Cachemeres at 81,
81 25, $3.50, s1.75. and 30 per yard large stock
of Mourning Goods at very low prices.
BLACK ALPACAs! BLACK ALPACA s!-
Black Alpacas at Co. rs, so, As, so, 60, 70, &c.,
and 81 per yard.
You can save from 10 to 25 cents per yard by
calling and examining our stock. Don't fail.
FLANNELsI FLANNELs! F ANN ELS
FlanneIs in white, red, yellow, blue, plain, and
twilled, from 25c. up; Plain, Plaid, and Striped
Opera Flannels at so and 75c. per yard.
water-Proors in all colors; our Cashmere de-
partmclt il complete from Csc. up to So per yard
call and examine it; India Rubber Blankets; Quilts
In white and colored; Comforts at lower prices
than any where else 10 the city;. five cases new
Prints Just opened; knitting Cotton tbleached and
unbleached) and, Cotton YARNS In all Nos, III q
MACHISB-oIL /! MAcHINE-NEEDLEs!
A large stock of Brown and Bleached Cottons
sheetngs and Pillow-Case Cottons Of the best
brands at les than marked price; Knit Jackets in
all sizes, very cheap. !7zg Eia}lttif g1u8i
Cont fail to exanine our stock before buying
elsewhere, as you can save money BY doing so.
ESaE III .s4 .sYCLE BROTHERS, -,
429 Broad street.
mol between Fourth and Fifth streets. ],
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES A. Davidson
is elected in Bland, B. j. Dyer in. Henry,
and T. q. Popham in RappahannocS. s3a
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b @- ALL THE G O.-JOAN.OF.ARC
GIKDLFS of the latest desigus-some elegant styles
In Imitation OF tortose-shell;
Large PAINTED BREAST-PINs in new de-
JET, HORN, and RUBBER JEWELRY,a
- y To- 'Et'5 - LEVY BROTHERS.
Atwood CASHMERE ROBE DE CHAM
BRES In rich patterns. goo Es37ags. - no g
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MONTICELLO HALL. G13 Broad q
lfl street, has been beautifully frescoed IA
and painted, land is now complete Ia all It's faEs
appointments; suitable for balls. solrees, s 80.
private parties &C., and can be rented Of f. FER
RANDINI, 81 Broad street, on reasonable terms
oc colin y. -z s. ~...y ..f.. 2 s,. II. I'll s.f ~.
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,DROFESsOR NJ. v. B. FRANCIS 81
il DANCING ACADEMY, Monticello Hall, "a
613 Broad street: Ladies, Misses al d Mas. fscaks
terpoons st O'Clock; gentlemen, TU asDAY and
FRIDAY evenings at tx O'Clock.
PRIVATE LESSONS given when required. = =
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Having retired from the partnership of PERKINS
BATES, all Of my patrons will find IL to their In
terest and pleasure TO continue their patronage 10
Mr.. NJ. BATES, who will continue the business In
his owe name.
no 5-3t A. II. PERKINS,. g.
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INFERNO AND ALL-WO0L
~ ',.,.r., t.5a. UNDER WEAR.

- ~ fptgt- ID GFtt' s-..a.t :F.-es
LADIES' MERINo and ALL-WooL VESTS and.
5. DRAWERS, al qualties; @su
GENTLEMEN's iMERINe and ALL-wOOL.
IN SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities;
oHILDREN's MERINo aud ALL-wooL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities;
LADIES, GESTLEMEN's, and CHILDRENs
MERINo and ALL-WOOL HOSE and HALF.
HOSE =. 3, alt+-. r.
The only house In the city where full line Of all
qualities and sizes Of above goods eau be found
e"". COURTNEY POWELL,
sl5 Broad street, between Eighth and Ninth.
FRANK LEsLIE's PATTERNS are the mos.
reliable. Oc23
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NE THE GREAT WONDER
OF THE AGE


a.- Is exhibited at
MIA. COHEN BROTHERS.
this week. They are Offering
9, 600 yards BLACK and COLORED DRESS
GOODS at 1890. per yard worth % 10 30e.; !.
8 cases CALICOES at 5xc. worth 8 to 1ec. j;
A large lot Of BLACK ALPAcAs at auction
prices;
BLACK ALPACA. at 22c. worth soc..at soc
worth SIC, and at $780, which Is the best ever
= (" sold heretofore at Acc; p -
Also, SILK LUSTREs-s some Nos. at nearly hall
Is their general value;
BLACK TURIN TAMISE ut age. heretofore cold
40. at 75cs; igsat .-.S.Fs sss.g.sf
IRISH POPLIEsat 65c. worth 81; g1
IRISH POrLINs at 81 worth 90; 4 as=ass,s5
BRIGHT PLAIDs at zoe. worth Acct lfa,3
BLACK CASHMEREs at SIC worth s1.20, al
h sl.15 worth S1.40; s .tg
ALL-WOOL{TAMIsEat Csc. cheap sts1;
DRAP D,ETE. AUSTRALIAN CREPEs, EN-
- PRESS CL0THS, and other mourning goods
at much below the general market rate. 4
In COLORFD DRESS GOODS COHEN BRO
THEIRS hEve the largest varieties In this city.
BLACK SILKS at ali prices. See their particular
--sZ quality at $I.37 worth 90;
One OF the largest varieties OF COLORED sILKS
rs In this city; tiil*a i 81
ENGLISH TREBLE GRAPE at ca 40 worth %;
Also. GRAPE Wells In allqualites at less than
gg the general price ~ s So
GRAPE COLLARS al zoe, worth 40c., at so aud
Coo, worth from o. to $l.25;
Another large lot OF ladies' REVERSIBLE
s. 3 sHAWLs at 75c. worth $3.50;
Misses SHAWLS at &c., reduced from soc. ~
COHEN BROTHERS have every variety Of UNI
DER WEAR for ladies'. men, and children.
a large variety OF cAssIMER KS and CLOTHS for
mems aud boys wear;
TABLE 0IL-GLOTHSr reduced so per cent.
/, y.s.ys;s ~. E COHEN BROTHERS, III
:ssz.i 4 4; ;tfe sos Broad street, n
81. 6etEsen Third and Fourth streets.
3Gapsea sAgUR0AYs. 2f227
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DISSOLUTIONS PARTNERSHIPS
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
~ The partnership heretofore carried on under
the name of PERKINS g BATES, Real Estate
Agents and auctioneers, Is hereby dissolved py Inu
tual consent. .r -s rs.a. A. d. PEhhlNS,
NOVEMBER l, 1875. 10. BATES.
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DROFEssuR HENRY F. LAUBE'S 90
L TERPSICHaREAN1N ST1TUTES-ha ia
over LEvYBRoTHERs'1K ichmond,a LIB e;lH3S
DAYS OF TUITION !: dies, misses, and masters,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDA Y A FTERNOONS
at 4 O'Clock gentlemen, TUESDAY and FRIDAY
EVENINGS ut 7:30 O'Clock.
Petersburg classes are taught MONDAYS and
THIJRSDAYS oc 12-3m
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TAXES

5N0TICE-TO TAXPAYERS OF HEN.
hoe, brockiaud Fairfield, and varIna townshiCs
VIII be ready for collection al the Treasurers ONCE
inaSe County Court house, fro n the 18th to the
Xuta Instant; aSstr which tnfe dye per cent Will
lection. sWifI,Ia ~ sm StcGB n s1ER We
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aanual meeting OF STOCK.
III of the RICHMON D. YORk.RiI.
ER AND ,CHESAPEAE RAILROAD CoMEA-'
ny Will be held az the Office of the COMPANY IN inls
cfty.SWFDEASUAY the 10Th DAY OF November,
S75.a t12M. .<sCtHGEti 1GE3!W. Il. .SSlIIHs ~
| oc n9.td Secretary and Treasurer.
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H MORE BARGAINS z
DRY II; r, GOODS 81, /,

DRY GOODS gta +.
WEiGCEEE SPECIAL ATTENTIONS
ds'syti! 70 Anew ASSORTMENT OF
- s'A' ~ = DRESS GOODS H.nit&
To BE, OPENED MONDAY, NoYEMnsa sru.
Also. new CASHMERE and NEW sUIrISGs.
20 all In elexant dssigns and at very low figures.
Also, q large lot OF WHITE and RED FLANNEI.s
at prices lower than ever seen before.
','' - ALSO, - y "''f@
skE & AsiF1 Z and sHI BROWN 'w sHEETIsss,
% lRRk kE46HEl5 ,ra BROWN DAAAsKs;
BESShh ga wxsfHRnksSs
~ sf'sEs e ssiH HHs Slf Ros
GIVE I'VE Us A Look. aqoata s.sag, ~,
80 - HUba1Na soRpoN. i CO,
GREAT, REDUCTION IN PRICE OF
81 - 423.i+ . 'Sa DRY GOODS. - '.-
II you wan. to save money 20 to
COURTNEY & POwELLs
to buy your goods. Notice the following bargains,
which are only few Of the many which they have
ANDROSCOGGIN' BLEACH COTTON, l0c.;
WAMSCTTA BLEACH COTTON. 14e.;
An BLEACH aud BROWN COTTONs, SHEET.
I" INGS, &C., retailed at wholesale prices;a
Just received large and handsome lot OF PLAID
13DREsS GOODS, which VIII be sold at bottom
~ price; e}sia; 'sst@s i" "tt''
BLEACH TABLE-DAMASK, 62xc.;.nl
LINEN ELS, 75c. per dozen;
BAL MORAL SKIRTS, 75c.; -t
ALEXANbREKID GLOVES two buttonsl II
READY.MADES SUITS, $ls worth s25; . ..t
The largest stock OF, CLOTH CL0AKS la the city,
cheaper than can be bought elsewhere;
UNBLEACHED KSFrTIN G-COTTON soc. per
pound. COURTNEY & POWELL,
...,-..y., SIS Broad street
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-'.ts sVt"" MONEY AND MISERY
ADMISSION, 25,o SO, and rs cents No extra
charge fer reserved seats. seats for sale at Sci
mrflal l,a nicfure-siOre. - 49, no S.1tt
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OPERAHOUSE.;

/ y MONDAY EVENING, November 8, 1875,
will be produced the beautiful play, In i've acts
l. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09
DIR. A. ID. SPlNNEY,
Has Removed 10 No. ISIS South 9

street. Virginia, opposite Champlsin iiouss.
Dr Spinasy, well known throughout the
country ~. a Patholo,,i-t and Phy-'ologi-t,
whs-s -accc--fil treatment of certain physical
disabilities aud functional arrangements de-
s.rvc,lJ cntitic him To the familiar reeoIni'
tion OF the GREAT SPECIALIST. would ~
.l,,c Ifnlly inform the eltlxcn- of Virginia City
sad vicinity that his Increasing patronage de-
mtniinc morr commodiors apartments, ne has
removed To his new olfie-. No. iss sonth Z
street, virginis, scveu doors north of tbs
French Drug store, where ne viii be pleased
to consult With all. thus giving inyAlids an OPP
portanity of ridsiing Themselves. throash his
professional agency. OF zach eon.sitntiouai an.
no,ancc- aud ailments O. he claims Ia compass
and Ia cure. withoat enterin. into biogrApn'
icai details, 10 IL rulficispt to -lmPy promui.
cat. the fact that Dk. sPiNSEl eafiiess
reputation may be traced back Ia his inansu
raiiOn AID conduct Of the Montreal VCansia
Ea.u Medical Institute. TIE regime of the
Ensli.h Pharmaceutical Colleges 10 gsngcd ~
~ elevated standard An extended rxpefiencs
aud an a.siduoa. study of the varied phAsss
sfdi-et-c enable. him To guarantee assurances
of success In the eradication ot tho inulttforn
ehrouic affections incident tn both sex.-. .neh
a. Ncryou. Debility, Exhausted vitality.
Youthful Excc--cs. Narria-e lmpedments.
aud Chronic diseases generally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09

A An,LL with which some boys were
playin; in Clinton street the other even
ins bounded up stcop and lodged in
tho folds of tho skirt Of middle aged
virgin who was seated upon tho top
stop. Tho catcher ran after II. and.
pausing in front of the house. thus ad-
dressed the dcmoralized maiden: Jest
give yer le. hist, old 'un. and shake
that ball out. won't yerr'-Breokiyn
i,yts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09

lIE was blacker than the ace OF spades,
and old Bob hal discharged him of the
Dove. because they couldn't SEQ him at
night without tho aid Of a lantern. He
was sitting upon the curbstone. holding
the Commercial up before him sideways,
and trying TO read some advertisements.
lie didn't know anything abou, the goat
coming toward him until he saw his
head pop through the paper, and felt II
Land Just about amidships. He was the
sickest looking darkey for about half an
hour We over saw. and when they 80,
him warm and timber enough to see and
breathe. lac looked up and said: "Gein.
Inen, dat's the third boat dat's bust her
bilers an sent me ashore. II Igoing to
10, over dis" The goat still lives.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09
YOUNG MEN.

Who may he suffering from the eneet.of youth
hiI h,ls-- or tndi-crctson. will do well to avail
Themselves of this. the gicste-t boon ever laid
~ the altar of -uiicriu. humanity. DH. SPIN
My win .susfantse To forfeit ave hundred dol
lars for every case of -emihSl wcakne.- or pri.
yas ii-easc of any Kind or eaarScter which he
undertakes and falls to cur. lie wouid. there
t,rc, -ay to the unfortunate -ancrrr ~ho mar
cad this notice, that yoa Ar. Invading upon
dsngcrvu. gtoand when you longer delay In
.eking the proper rvnejy Tor Jour complaint.
You mar hc la the fr-t -tscc-rchicinicf. you
AZ. apprnaehing the last. II you are borrrins
up,n IN. lat, and are -ufering come or all oi
it, evil cf,et.. remember hat u you obstinate
~ persist In procra-ilnation. IN. time must
,.,ne when the most .kiiiful phy sicisn can rcn-
der you no assistance when the doof- of hope
MilIb cip-cd against You when NO angel ol
msrry can bring you relief. In vo ease has tne
Doe,ar failed oi success. Then let not despair
votk itself upon yogt Imagination. hut avail
,.ut-,lfof the beneficial rr-nlis OF his trvst.
meat before YOUR case ls beyond the rcash ol
nle,iical -kili. or heiore grim death hurrie- you
In A prrmalurc grave.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09

"No. I don't want any Of your light
ming rods" said Kentucky farmer last
week. TO man who hal stopped at his
house TO pu, up patent lightning con-
ductors. 81 amt afraid of lightning.
it's tho thunder believes going to
knock Us all cndwise. some day" "iou
don't seem to comprehend" said the
pcllar: "iheso ere silver.tipPed rods
ar, lightning rods. anil the gold'tipped
ones arc thunder rols-just what you
want. and he persuaded the old man
into ordering up the gold-tipped rods.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09
CONE AND Bx HEALED.

II matters not what your iruuble may he.
come aud lc, the Doctor examine yonf case. u
~ilI c,,-t yoa nsthing for consultation. "a plca<e
call and satisfy your-eise. whether the Doctor
un.ier.isDd. your cass. N he can curo you he
will tell yoa so: u not. he viii say 90, for he
wilino, undertake q cure unless he i-eoufdent
of Af,,s tin. the same.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09
To ruE LADIES.

DIR. srISNEy. while naturally Impressed
with the delicAey Of the subject feels 40 heel
fancy la assuring them that. In conjunction
with competent kpowledge of their various
spinal Weakness. Lose of Appetite. LAssiinde.
p1olsp-u- Uteri. Retrovetsions or Dlsplaee-
uleni of the Womb. Vaginal irregularities. leu
ehortca. Dyspepsia. Indtgestion. Constipation.
and many petty, Irritating disirsets.ns ihat
An. rr,iou. he eau Alfori them mnediate rellef.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09

nuIs AGENCY ~ NOW PRR
i pared 10 receive deposits oi coin OF Sullion,
either on OPEN ACCOUNT, or TO issue CIR.
TlflcATKs therefor, payable tat The option OF
make collections, purchase Bullion 81 the most
favorable rates. OF advance coin thereon When
forwarded to the Parent Bank In Han francisco |
sells Biil- Of Exchange, and trAnraets General
Banking business.
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MipDIs-aGED MN.

There are many ~ the AZ of thirty 10 sixty
rho are troubled with too frequent evacuation
of the bladder. oftcn accompanied BY shsht
.uarting ~ harnin. sensation. and weaken
inr of IN y stem In = manner the patient can
nal account for; on examining the urinary de.
t.,-It. q ropy sediment will oiten he hand, and
som.tims- email pAItlgles Of alhaGen viii AZ
,,,aY. or the color will be of thin and mllki-h
bne. -rain changing To q dark and torpid ap.
,...rnnse. There are many men whodic OF this
dlaieulty, Ignorant of the eAnse. which 10 The
s,sond stage of-cminal wcsknc-s. pr. y. will
,na rnntec q perfect cure In all .ueh eases. and
= healthy rcsioTutloa of the scniio- urinaf, or.
gans.
D-Oniy an Interview required In ma
,,,ity of eases; balance cf trcaineut can be
ygon,ineied at home without interruptions Of
h..lnr.s Oaiee hoar--io To I. , tn q. and To
a supdiay--9t 10 4 y. y. only. Generalization
r,.. Examination ard advicc, %.
re- DR. %. J sPkER. late surxeon u bel
isyus Hospital. IL now associated WIN ~
snlnncy. And viii give special aiiention 70 the
,,e.,m.ns of discascs % the kIk and EAk
Al" PRIVATE DISEASES, EITHER ACUTE
"It-Aii communications strictly confidential
DIN. 4. n. SplNNEY,.
n boz s<7, virginia, New.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-25
MARRIED:

BROWN-OGDEN-O Tuesday evening, April
GOTH at the residence Of the bride parents. by thu
Rev. Archbishop Perche, Andrew K. Brown, II
Anna NJ. daughter Of Robt. W. Ogden both Of this
city.
OREILLY-CHRETIEN- the 21st April, 1875
at the St. Louis Ca. hedral, by his Grace. Mgr n J.
rerche Mr. Jas. r. OReilly, to Miss Virginie Chre
tien, both Of this city. No cards.
Opelousas and St. Martinsville papers please
copy.
EGAN-McGUINN-O wednesday, April 18th
1875, at St. Joseps church, by the Rev. 7. J. Smith
C. NJ, Anna NJ. Mc(iuinn, to Thos. J. Egan, both o.
this city.
GRIEFF-WILSON-In Calvary Church, Thurs
day. April g. 1875, by the rector. the Rev. S. Bur-
ford. Miss Elizabeth T. Grief, daughter Of the late
George H. Grief, and William &. Wilson, Jr.. both
Of this city.
AND-BASSETTI-On Tuesday, April
20, at the Cathedral. by the Rev. G A. Rouxel'
ULYSSES Bassetti to Louise E. Holland, both Of this
city
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DIED..

SCHMIDT-Saturday night April p. at o'clock,
at the age Of two years. three months and one day
John b. F. Schmidt eldest of John b. Schmidt
and Lurenza w. Nfaupay.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
his grandfather No. 39s Canal street, at o'clock P.
NJ, This Day The friends and acquaintance Of the
family are respectfully invited to attend
DENEGEE-Oa the 24th of April 1879, Thomas
Asheton. infant son of Antoinette Morgan Denegre
and W. 0. Denegre, aged twenty two months
WALKER-On Friday morning. April %, ISIS, at
O'Clock William Walker. aged G3 years. native OF
Kings County Ireland, and resident OF this city for
the past thirty eight years.
WINGFIELD-In st. Louis on the 18th inst.
George Il Wingfcld aged twenty-five years son Of
the late George Wingfic d. and nephew Of late Col.
J. H. Wingfed, Of this city.
CASSE-Ou Monday, April 10, at 345 A. NJ.
Henry Joseph Casse, aged twenty seven years and
eight months, son Of Pierre and Elizabeth Casse
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-25
THE LOBBY.
Let US hope

The motion Of Mr.. Sullivan, member Of the
British Parliament, which he announced on
on Friday to exclude strangers from the
House would have been in pursuance of a
rule by which any member Imay have the
lobby cleared Of obnoxious persons. This
is an ancient right Of the members Of that
body which, though seldom insisted on, is
always liable to be asserted and maintained.
The title Of each member to q seat involves
his privilege to pursue the business OF the
House without hindrance or molestation from
strangers. It is derosatory to the dignity Of
. parliamentary body to carry.on its delibera-
tons in the presence Of mob, or the ele-
ments of mob.
In this country a false notion prevails that
the public have right to be present at the
sessions of legislative body, and that the
lobby or gallery is place assigned by right
to spectators. The visitors assume that the
people have right to know what their agents
and representatives are doing, and that
visitors to the lobby are the people It is
true that they are part of the people, but be
ing only part, always q very small
part not always very good part
and never at all a representative par
of the people, they really have nc
right to interfere with the agents of the whole
people, or in any manner to interrupt or an
noy them. Il is By courtesy only that strang
ers to the House should be admitted to listen
to its debates, aud that only upon the neces
sary condition that they maintain the strictest
order and decorum, interfering in no manner
with the affairs Of the House, or with its mem
beers or officers. It is extreme rudeness for
strangers and visitors to cause noise and con-
fusion in the galleries, to block up the en-
frances to the floor or hall, to manifest ap
probation or disapprobation, by sounds OF
signs, Of the sentiments and opinions ex-
pressed in debate, or to show BY their numbers
or manner that they favor one side OF the othe'
Of any subject under discussion. Whenever
the crowd in the gallery in any manner vlo
late The ru.es Of decency and propristy dis
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Miss Corinnc Bonligny has kindly favored us
with comp imentary tickets to the grand concert
70 be given by her at Grunewald Hall. on Wed
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Of our city will assist on tho occasion, and the
concert y to be under the auspices Of . commit
s.e Of we'll known and highly esteemed ladies'.
Tho programme is arranged with epecial care,
and is con, posed of very many attractive selec.
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