davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-08-11

md advanced &c, closing }c lower. Mt s1.e6i
cnsl, md st.oft for sertembcri Cora was
qniot and closed 10 lower, at 7olc cash,
mud 7l1c for September. Data were active,
and closed 10 lower on options, ut 44c for
August, and 2s3o for September. Rye WIS
quiet Mt Bic. Harley wss active md woak,
closing at St.13 for September. On 6atur-
day evening last there wns in asore In thia
city l14.75a bu wheat. 1,o2o,++G In corn,
1854 bu onts, a,51G bu rye, and 5,o7G bu
barley. Hogs were dull, witt, Boles Mt $s7.f'd
@ssio Cattle wore tlnll at o5Ga50c decline
from Saturdays prices. Sheep wcre steady'
, 1875-08-11

u16V1FLlNE W The fHubSlAh ARMY.
very interesting letter from h1otz linH
recently appeared In n French military narer.
u;riru dntn;1a nj t1,o t;nd NJ a-;l1 ~ ,v1,;,1,
a.. ns ...N.,a-
s'io aetil9tu s1ooE7 "l1o hlo 4ehrnlnB 1'le trAuo
VI BoIuleT arc subjected. lA1 description
ia very significant In estjmntiu1 tho rclntiye
ot-o,o,h ~ aop,,,o,~, o.,,, ta.,,.,I .h,.,.
,., 'e."'
"hici' so muen ooen 0flt1en OF laso. ELL
gland hna followed tho old military system,
which was long ago abandoned by Germany
and -pceutlv hv overv 1o,t;no,to1 r,,,or
"na 10 'oei''s 4a's ot'n''n8 "'A'y u ~"
regiments and volunteer force without OK
perience or tliHcip1iuo--a nero show soldiery.
Har,uonv mn +bo ,+hor bond ,,oo a ,,;,,;,,, ~
..-., ~, =,
t4"1neo ao'eAo1n 1e"aJ ~ s"ho lAo Aoio h@ Auy
time anu nearly another million III reBorVo,
Tho following extrnct from tho letter in nrnH-
Tim ,l,,ro I,o,y 4,,o.o t-,,rs ara ,7-l,oa ,r1
:, ~. -, -. ''N>'
1a"' '"e1F i'e"co-lta'n!nB Id esen inoso seVefe
than actual campaigning:
Military marches take place daily, 10 matter what
-. ss,. w. aSy w. tu' a.ea are IN
n, after h.,na tatsn eo!ee, and re.rn to ousrters
about II or T. Tho forees arc divided into Two corps
Quo Of them, IN forage Caps arc supposed to repro
uaas s.. 40 G 60, - 'psy uaaea ~,
...,n,,,. ~, ~. ,.r.-.- y.
!, a,,n, ,,,,,..n. "ss,. . ..,.! ~ ,',
,,o,+ ,rith h,,, al ,h 49, -. - IT,, ,s. H''~
tour, ~ t,,n1ot .a.t .a,,.I :, $3.50. ~. sas
.vo WIN .rn sont ~ ,,,,-s,,sa 49,. sAe,. ~ h".,..
1ho w., ~,,o h.ro ~, sss..,. "AAs ~ .e,;.. su,
.tlnws1 !, h.v. nil =. ~ 49, .,
co,nrnd.. bot,or M th,r .nan,,.,r. ..,,. ''s -
m na.rsooa tn,nc III. oaacs,. naos.,~ a.
n.ir,, H.. tsu ,.d, -a,.tuo .sr...,s w "'sa'
,I,h .,u,rI.h r.,, h,1t t..,. t,,x., s,,,.s - 49,,
, 1875-08-11

The Journal aays that Tus TaInuKn 10 Ia ar4
In suppostn9 that the 1fn1es and 6taats- ze1'e's
have neither of thsm aour-maah eatabllah1npos, y,
10 thar bssementa. Il sseus from tho te4S
mony OF tas Journal thst both Of thoss nisr
tousd oonoesn8 tsap nquoraaloons IN NV,
lowss stories. HAsina no Ahkual p<sse
, 1875-08-11

HEgpEn1A LODGE NO. Ill, a. r, h A. M.-ReRt
far communication sba tNednesday} evening. Aug. IL
THIRD DEGREE. Visiting brethren cordially Invited
CHAS. II. brennan, ". H.
NH1H. r. ECERSTEU, EecY.
, 1875-08-11

MORN HEARTs AnR CAPTURED Br A FRESH
and brilliant a1tnpo1ton than BY Tho nu:
nnd cIAasie taect pAlltd s.lnr. An ""lnen kn.s
bafs, And tatds oon NJ Youth daselnps ths charm
poasaAt j. should the - Bloom" poearsbo fFon al
dtngkssta.
, 1875-08-11

initn agreement upon plan, and such steps
towarsl tho construction Of n pnrt of ti.e
hu!,1ing TINT there will he no c1cnHo for moro
lobbying, md matchmaking. md bickaring
about Il.
, 1875-08-11

HOOLEY3 THEATRE-Randolph street, between
Company. .Ths TWO Orphans Aitarnooa md
, 1875-08-11
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

ApELrHI TuEATNE-Dcarborn ttfeet, corner
Nonso4. "The fee-WIteh." Aftafnoon and evanlnR.
, 1875-08-11

Tho telegraph yesterday furnished The oul'
name wanting to complete tho State rid Con.
greBaiouai tlcketa in Cnitorne, and ne nrc
therefore enabled to satlafy tho desire axrroraod
In TIE Tn1nuNg for complete List. The tickots
ara ~ fQlipHR:
, 1875-08-11

subortlinatos, Of higher mathematical attatn-
mens, havo rocognizod Tho nl'surd errorz
which tho Supervising Architect l,na 1nntlo
In his oager and sharnbling effort to contro-
wort tho report Of tlle Chicago architocts, ro-
gartllcss Of its sinlomonta and arguments
30 AIr. PorrKR sec.na To have concluded TINT
lofty sneers, rccklesa statements, and porson-
ri ambition will not carry him through a
calm and unprejudiccd investigation he
l'aa therefore censcd Lis contcmptnotlR n!lu-
slons to Chicago architocts, antl now cou-
tents himself with whining over tho way in
which the Chicago newspapers havo treated
him. The newspapers treated him with
resrect M long M hin statements wero en-
titled to respect but when they were dis
proved, and Porter i'll return wroto hi,nsolf
down an ass, ho conld scarcely expect tho
newspapers TO defend him against himself
Perhaps his temporary retirement will sui.
fciently restore hia bonses no that permanent
retirement will not DO necessary.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-25

Cry MATTERS. Subscribe for the
PHOENIX borrow.
Reading matter on every pnge.
1GO recruits for the 18th Infantry
arrived yesterday.
The warm spell has caused the
robins to depart Northward.
The first day of the windy month is
also the first day Of the week.
The publication of the Temperance
Adcocate has been suspended for
several weeks.
The publication of the Orphans Ap.
peal. at Spartanburg, has been discon-
tinued.
There were Eve deaths in Columbia
for the week ending the 2Oth-white
/; colored s..
And 10! the woodman wsileth; fos
bis stock of burning material de-
creaseth not.
The Mas brass band, in bright red
coats. played through the streets. yes.
terday afternoon.
Tho wires were 80 mixed, last night,
that our usual dispatches we're not re-
ceived.
The weather. yesterday. was com.
mingling OF sunshine and rain, with
a little too much OF the latter. Win
dows were up. however, in many places
Mr.. Laurey. who is located nearly
opposite the PHOENIX Office, is running
of his fruit and vegetables in hurry.
He had large stock. but it was greatly
reduced yesterday. a u,
More crisp celery. more fresh oys,
ters, more good things generally, re-
ceived yesterday, at neighbor Hof.
mans. You have no idea what the
establishment contains unless you call
there. 1e Na'A s. ~ ::
One OF the large plate glass ior
Mons. symmers' aew store, Z In, . the
Opera House building, vas broken.
y esterday. while being put in piaos.
Nobody did 10, of course. 0l25, gone
whore the wood. .bine, etc. - =
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-25

A bill came before the Senate, yes
terday, to make an appropriation of
Sls.69625 to pay pay certificates, bills
payable OF the late State Treasurer and
other evidences of indebtedness held
as claims by the Freedmen's Savinge
and Trust Company against the State
OF South Carolina. In the third seo.
tion tbs State Treasurer is required to
retain in tho Treasury money sufficient
from the taxes of 1876, to pay them.
1t was accompanied by report from
the Finance Committe, recommending
that about $4,000 of the amount be
paid. The matter was discussed by
Senators Smalls, Dunn. Jones, Jeter
and Nash. It appeared from state.
ments made, that a largo portion OF
the sum demanded consists of perhaps
more than forty small claims for vari.
Gus services and on various accounts.
which had been brought up on specu.
!aticn and bypotheosted in the Freed.
mems Bank as collateral security TO.
loans obtained from it by Mr.. J. G.
Thompson. After argument, mo.
ton was made to strike out the enact.
ing clause, and it was passed by a vote
OF 70 for to 6 against. Tho same
action was taken with the report. The
Senators held the view that whoever
buys claims and hypothecates them in
banks, is himself liable for the amonn mt
he may receive on them, and to him
and not the State must the bank look
for satisfaction.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-25
, Report Submitted.

The joint committee of the Senate
and House OF Representatives ap-
pointed to investigate certain opera
tions in the Treasury connected with
funding the bonds under the ACT to
reduce the volume OF the public debt,
yesterday made q report, which was
submitted to both houses. 1t con-
tains very damaging statements, ex-
pressed, however, in a cool, business
like way. Several transactions are
detailed infinitely and characterized as
frauds. The report is accompanied
by large mass OF evidence. We have
not yet had ON opportunity of examin-
ing the paper. and shall reserve any
comments upon It until we have, done
r.. e
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-25
County Tax for school Purposes.

So0hty AK Ior ScnOOl PURPOSES.
A joint resolution is pending be-
tore the Senate, which proposes to
make an amendment to Section s,
Article 10. of the Constitution OF the
State. It is intended to transfer the
collection Of the tax. designed for the
support OF schools in the several
Counties. from the State to the Coun.
ties. Under it the Boards OF County
Con -nissionefs are authorized to levy
an annual tax of not less than two
mills upon the taxable property of the
Counties for the support of schools, to
be collected at the same time and by
the same officers as the other taxes for
the same year, ahd held in the County
Treasures and paid out exclusively for
the support OF public schools, as pro-
vided by law. The funds are to be
distributed proportionately among the
several School Districts Of the Ooun-
ties. Complaints are constantly made
that funds due Counties for this pur-
pose are withheld from them. The
mode of collecting and holding the
school funds may possibly be an i'm
prb7ement upon the one now in vogue.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-25

feited lsHdssr rundsno necessity to frame
astatute totake away the principal Of
landed property. after exhausting the
proceeds Of tilling il, We protest
against any such law, and any govern
ment wil}only incur odinm in ttyihg
to enforce il.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-25

The vindovs Of che building oscu.
pied, hy the ordnance end fengineoss'
deparsnepts 10 Weshin8ton we're. eat
asa 20 BY en- inoendisry on Monday.
Tho bnildiog is opposite che Navy Do
parsnenss which haa been AIRED threo
times. 5alr I.0'io.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-25

There appeared to be q settled pur.
pose in the Senate. yesterday, to pass
she odious bill. which we discuss else
where, to appoint Forfeited Landa
Com missioner. and place him with
ample power over the unfortunate land.
holders who may not have been able
to pay the heavy dues OF the State
Government. to sell and ALLEVIATE their
lands. The motion made by Mr..
Jeter. OF Union, to strike out @ clause
which adds interest to taxes, costs and
penalties. was hardly entertained. We
trust that whatever the Senate does,
that the House will give this offsusiv ve
and oppressive scheme the death it
deserves when itxsaohss IL.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-25

HOTEL ARRIVALS. FEBRUARY 2A.+
Wheeier House-H Sparniok, Aiken:
A Pope, N O; F F Ohapeau. p Dufie,
Charleston; r B Guines, N Y;E
Knower, J III Califf. U 8 A; j Tunnel.
n Z; A Craig. N j; 81 M Oottinghaun,
Mrs J Meas, J Maas. e Marden, j
Rove. j Gould, O Little, O e Mas,
G Van Warmer. Ga; j L Dodge, Miss
Dodge, O Road, Mess; D p Ely, Miss
NJ r Ely, Conn; @ w Dohler, Ky; O
Q Moore, Va; q Flogg, ) II Towns.
berg. wife, child and nurse. N O; Il J.
Jones, Newberry; A N Smith, Go; G
a Kamines and wife, Gadsden; = w
Blauoh, Fls; s Baker, Md. ti4 &
beville; Madame Eugene Laly. N 7;
J e FoRley, Charleston; TfB Txout. s
G; J Livingston; geneoa; II. %, Hani-
tor. Riohland; L e Caughman, Leg
ington;A B Woodruff. Spartanbufg.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-07
PROPOSALS.

Proposals will be received Mt the Office of
the Canal street, City Park and Lake Railroad Com
pany No. Carondelet street up to the 10th day of
April l-75 for furnishing the following described
material:
900 neal feet of Cypress Strincers Exc inches in
lengths of Is Il and II feet.
100 Sawed Cypress Cross Ties, OK inches feet
long both Stringers and Cross Ties to be good
merchan able Cypress free from defects the same to
be dey red on Benvllle street, from Basin to Clai
borne street and vicinity as may be directed.
10000 Hewed Cypress Cross Ties, double six inch
face full, well and truly hewed inches thick, and
feet long of good merchantabe Cypress. free from
defects be delivered Benville street from Clai
borne to Bernadotte street and on Rernadotte to
City Park as may be directed.
The delivery and inspection Of all material TO be
subject the approval Of the Superintendent Of the
work.
Bids to be for Cash bidders will state the time
ouired TO commence the delivery and complete the
same it being the DIES of the Company to have the
material delivered within the shortest time possible
The Board OF Directors the right to reiec,
any or all bids app ct
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-07
amounts t, 50, 400, O0O D. @ .icago Inter- Ocean,
Fiua uciaf Crisis irz Berlin.


Financial affairs ia Germany have been in
bad shape for several months. Industry and
trade have been much depressed, and the peo-
pie have been feeling the effects Of the cost Of
the war with France. The Imperial Govern
ment of Germany is great military power,
but does not manage its finances half SO well
IS the French. The attempt to change the
money standard Of Germany from q double
one Of gold and silver to one Of exclusive
gold, and the consequent locking up 81
a vast amount Of specie, and the
proposal at the same time to change the whole
banking system Of Germany by practically
suppressing all the small banks and the issues
OF small denominations Of bank notes, which
it was intended shoald go into effect few
months hence, would soon have produced
crisis anyhow. The immediate cause OF the
crisis in Berlin just at present We DO not know,
bat it is more than probable that these changes
in the financial system arei some way 1t the
bottom Of it,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-07
By G.. T.. Girardey.

SALE OF STALLS AND STANDS IN THE
NEWLY Punished WASHINGTON
AVENUE MARKET
Corner of Washington Avenue and st. Claude
streets Third District.
DY G. f. GIRARDEY Auction eer-Offce No VI
ID Camp street-TUESDAY, April 90. 1915, at ~
oclOcA NJ, will be sold at pCblic auction, on the
premises
All the Stalls and Stands Of that splendid Iron
Market. known the Washington Avenue Market.
forming the corner of St. Claude street, Third Dis
trict
The market will be completed and ready for occu-
patton on the LIST May. lo75.
The purchasers vii! be entitled to the stalls and
STANDS for the full period Of lease upon payment OF
the bonus which they NAV sell for and the tolls pre-
scribed by the Council. Lease has twenty FIVE years
duration
Terms-Cash on the spot. APT I'd
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-07
SUADIN ES.

v,IvE YEARS SINCE. AFTER PREVIOUS
Il wears OF experience in the propagation and pc
servi ion of SHADINES or young oHAD, We hrst
our fish to the American people.
SHADINKS are put up in Dramatically sealed TIN
boxes perfectly boneless, IN mild, pleasing appe
thing sance palatable to ALL free from OIL $50 obec
tonabe in ssriines) retaining only the natural rich
ness of the Sha and ready for the table at all times
for dinner lunch evening meal-by merely opening
the box
Bear in mind we are the original and only packers
Of SHADINES and every genuine box has the let
tiers IL. 4 G. pressed on each side
Is Warren street New York.
Wholesale Depot >,
mhal collin 1903 Poydras street, New Orleans.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-07

DoLpEAR's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. - This
college still preser ves its ancient fame, and
we are glad to learn, is largely attended. The
hundreds Of young men who have gone
through this college bear willing testimony
to the excellence Of the ;nstitu ion. Those
wishing to perfect themselves IN penmanshlP;
bookkeeping, arithmetic, etc, would do well
to 20 through course at Mr.. Doloear's Col.
lere
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-07
RENOV Ais.

y EMOyAL-DR J G. EELDEN has removed
IL his office from No. 100 u De Canal street.
Office hou,s from to II A. NJ, to aud to 9 Z.
NJ. Residence No. i5a ST. Charles street, hereto
fore. api =.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-07

A sewing machine is an absolute necessity
in every family. In making the selection do
not fail to ex mine the Wilson shuttle. This
machine is meeting with unprt cedentea sue
cess being sold at less price than any other
tirst-class machine, and at the same time
combining to greater degree ell the essen
tails Of a family machine. Saiesroom, 1s9
Canal street, New Orleans.
This company want q few more good agents.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-07
LOST-FOUND.

Y OST OR STOLEN-A Pointer Slut with liver
IL color spots a round .rown spot on middle OF
forehead. liberal reward paid for recovery or 1or
Information that will lead to recovery No questohs
asked. Apply at 50 St Chares street. app III
o. On REWARD-Lost Friday, April =. red
DAU Scotch Terrier bitch ANY one returning
same 2O Constance street will receive the above
reward and no questions asked apt 3t
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-07
Ts,R RENT.

1T,O RENT--A completely furnished raised cot
l tao. on two lot- of ground with shrubbery and
truit trees on Constance between Third ana Fourth
streets, Fourth District Rent low to a GOOD tenant
Apply to W. IL. ZIMMERMAN, .es Magazine
street between Washington and Sixth. api 81
NOR EENr-Tw0 fine offices ss.<a.. floor of 40
Il CaronGielet street, cc., Union s.KtU mh3ltf
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-07
INSURANCE NOTICES.

once Of the Factors aud TrnGers' Insu-
r;.nce Company 81 Caronelct street-New Orleans,
March H. s.5-In compliance with sectio article
of the Charter an election for twenty five trustees
to serve as such Tor the next fiscal year will be Id
at the Office OF this Company MONDAY, the
iatl April mkt, between The hours OF II A. Al and
2P. NJ. TllOS. X. WALKER,
mile I'd Secretary.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-07
MASONIC.

Hall Of Albert Pike Lodge of Perfection No.
4. and A. R-The members of the above body
ara notified that a meeting will be held THIS
(Wetnes day. EVENING. at 10 o'clock in the Lii
brary Room OF the Grand Lodge Hall for the ans;c-
ton of important business.
By order Of the I. i. NJ
FRED. HOLYLAND, Bed,
APP 1t secretary pro Ten.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-07
ADJUSTMENTS.


DIDWELLS ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
WEEK OF MIRlH AND JOLLITY,
Commencing Monday. April 5, 1878.
BREMONDS SPECIALITY COMBINATION
OF Fifty star Artists from every Branch of the
Amusement Profession, presenting
A CHASTE AND ELEGANT OHIO ENTER.
TAINMENT.
Ladies' Matinee Wednesday and Saturday
MONDAY. April 1a-J. J. WALLACE. as 1.-The
Mau from Amrrie.," with full dramatic com
pany and speciality artists ap4 1t
CT. CHARLES THEAIEE.
EMILY sOLDENE,
COMIC OPERA MPANY.
WEDNESDAy-tby general request)
EENEyl We DE BKABANT.
THURSDAI-uor the last time)
CHILPEEN'.
Emily Soldene --.------The Jolly King OF France
FRIDAY
GRAND DUCHESS.
SATURDAy-Matinee-
MWE. ANGOT's DAUGHTER.
In rehearsal-Ottenbacls latest Partisan Success
NINE. LARCHEDUC. app
DE MUKsKA's MATINEE D'ADIEU.
Wednesday. April =. nt ~ NJ,
AT GRUNEWALD HALL.
POSITIVELY LAST APPEARANCE OF THE
HUNGARIAN QUEEN OF SONG,
Mile lima DE NlUR>KA,
Who has enchanted her thousands OF admirers since
her debut here with her pheuom voice and
her extraordinary pow. of yocalzation,
heard before in New Orleans by any other singer.
Mile he MURSkA, by G. neral request, will sing
again III celebrated Mad Scene from
1h"mass HAMLET which created quite flu
last nights concert Nj le de Murski,
Mime: Calrno Sanret, Mons Sauret. Sig Brasa.
Sig. Giammona. Mons Livan, s,lo hatist and
Mr.. Chas. +. Pratt, will appear in b illiant
Reserved seats 81 % and 81. For sele at Grune.
walds Music Store 20 Baronne street
knabe 4 Co 5 Pianos are used. apt 9.
EAYETY TEEATEK-
" Corner Conemon and Bnronne strSo..
! JAS TLYNNE. Proprietor and NaLsss
CHAs. O. Workmanship Manager.
| THE ONLY VARIETY THEATEE IN TIT. CVs !
! OPEN EVERY NIGHT
VIII Powerful Variety, Dramatic. Buriesoue and
Ethiopian Combination.
| aNW STARS APPEAR EACH WEEK
ta6 ly ADMISSION. 25 CENTS.
| AUCTION SALES.
Ry Nash T. HOdgsOn.
FOURTH GRAND SALE
| ELEGANT, MEDIUM AND ORDINARY HAND
soMELY CARVED AND HIGHLY FIN
ISHED PARLOR HALL, BED AND
DINING-ROOM ROSEWOOD,
MAHOGANY AND
i BLACK WALNUT
FURNITURE.
POSITIVE CLOSING OUT SALE
| On Account of
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS,
OF the Extensive and Elegant Assorted Stock 0
! d. KELHAM CO,
i Sc Royal Street,
WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE,
| AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
10y NASH g. HODGSON-W. l. Hodgson, Anc
THURSDAY, April 3 1o75 at l0i2 O'Clock A. NJ
at the wareloons of Messrs d. Ke ham 4 Co. 3
ROYAL street. between Ctstomhouse and Eenyill
streets. at public aution will he sold
| THE ELEGANT AND SUPERIOR STOCK OF
FURNITURE, as above, all new, and to be sold il
suits or single to suit purchasers.
Sale positive and without reserve. on account
retiring from business
The furniture can be inspected daily.
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury Notes.
ap4ti
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-07

Ask your grocer for Paragon yeast powders.
NOTICE The unsteady inclined vii miss til eli
best opportunities if hey don't call on our old
friend ,se.lein, 50 BagoHne street. STE his ad-
vcrtisement.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-07

Recollect that pennies build palaces
Tnat $40 judiciously invested in the
next La. State Lottery grand drawing
May turn into
Twenty Thousand.
So, be wise.
Buy ticket.
Test your luck.
Win q fortune.
40 Prizes. $4,000.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-07
BY II. Nj. T. x. J. Montgomery,

BY II. Nj. T. *. j. Montgomery.
ID M. L. B. J. MONTGOMERY,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND DEALERS IN
NEW FURNITURE.
Once Armory Hall, - Camp street.
Tri-weekly sales of every description Of household
furniture mirrors, pianos carpets, mattresses etc.,
etc. OH Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at auc.
ton room, No. 80 Camp street, commencing at IL
o'clock.
Semi weekly sales Of horses, mules, buggies car
riages etc, etc. at sales stables corner Of Gravier
and Baronne streets, Wednesdays and Saturdays,
commencing at II o'clock A. M.
Out door sales Of every description promptly At
tended to.
Special attention paid to the sales Of Real Estate
and Stocks.
Always on hand the largest stock Of new furniture
of every variety to be found in the city, At their show
rooms, Armory Hall, 81 Camp street
Being the largest and oldest establishment Of the
kind in the South, they solicit portion Of the public
patronage both in their line aucti0neers and deal
ers in furniture ia1 1y
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-07

NOR SALE Yacht Grace Darling, soop rigge'
i thirteen tons, two years old, in complete order
copper bottom cabin with four Dumas; length
of keel tnirty-fve feet six inches beam tit-
teen feet; tifaught of water aft thirty inches,
and length deck forty feet Huh banking full
length and only four butt joints. inquire on board
Lake End Bayou st. John OF to THOMAS ia l.
LEY ST Peter, near Tonh street. mhl7
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-07

VATANTE''-Occupants for large and pleasant
w Furnished and UNFINISHED Rooms At NO 2lO
Camp street. Would rent one-half OF the house, If
desil ed. Apply on the premises. mh2 tt