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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-24
England and Russia.

The English people are getting thoroughly
alarmed at the progress of Russia in Central
Asia, especially in regard to the late demon
stration against Merv The Pail Mall Gazette,
which has always been intensely Russopho-
bist, jeers the Times for becoming a convert
to the same creed, and after ridiculing the
"serene philosophy" with which that 1urnal
used to refer to the progress of Russian arms,
adds ironically:
Not so now. 1t is of opinion that "we
should be living in Fools Paradise if we
were to fancy that Russia does not mean TO
seize on Merv. And what follows? "Merv
contains nothing better than mud huts, but it
occupies position of some commercial and
great strategical importance. The least of its
advantages is the fertility of the surrounding
district, bright spot in q forbiddipg desert.
1t is OF greater value as the junction of the
roads from Meshed to Bokhara, and from
Herat to Khiva. The frontiers of Afghanistan
are only three or four days travel from Merv,
and in less than another week Of easy march
ing an invading force could reach Herat.
The town may or may not be the
kew of India; but it is at least position Of
such moment that il it were TO fail into the
hands of Russia the strength of our Indian
army would have to be increased by at least
fourth" Here the confession of Russophobia
is full and complete. 1t is living in FOOLS
paradise to suppose the Russians do not mean
to make of Merv O military station. Merv
occupies position of great strategical inn
portance. 1t is only collection of mud nuts,
but once there week or so of easy marching
would bring an invading force to Herat.
Herat may not be the "key of India, or it
may be. but however that question may be
decided, Herat is position OF such moment
that if it were to fall into the hands Of Russia
we should be at once compelled to increase
our Indian army by at least fourth.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-24

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GooDs AT AUCTION.
On Saturday next, the 30th of October, Messrs
R. NJ. & B. ]. Montgomery will hold, at the spa
clous store 100 Canal street, between Camp and
st. Charles, a great bankrupt sale Of dry goods,
when they will offer the stock OF a noted New
York wholesale house at auction, the estimated
value of which is s175o0O. Thi, sale will nc
doubt attract the general attention of the trade,
and will be largely attended. See advertisement
In an other column.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-24

FURNITURE-The we'll known furniture dealer
Mr.. Jno. Bots, 152 Camp street, st. Patrick's
Church, has enlarged his business domains, and
is now prepared TO store, remove, repair. pack,
ship and upholster furniture, furnishing a full
guarantee for the faithful performance Of his
engagements. He also sells second. hand furn
ture, 10 the best of order. at aucaon prices. Jno
Bots is highly esteemed in this community, and
every one knows that he is deserving Of the mos
implicit reliance.
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kNANTED-A situation as Housekeeper by a
Nv widow lady. without encumbrance, fully capa'
b. of taking full charge of large establishment
nd if in the f. mily of a widower with chill rem can
nd rtakr the mana. ement and education OF young
children. Can furnish testimonials of capacity. etc.
bat will be unexceI tiona le No objection to the
am try as she understands the management of
airy and poultry yard. Trims reas ,nable. Address
. at this Office O24 ltT
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We will probably have gay winter, with thou
sands of visitors to participate in the pleasures
and festivities of the season. With the Visitors
Guide, which Mr.. J. Curtis Waldo will publish
next month, to point out the attractions OF our
city, these strangers will probably proloDg their
stay, and thus the book will benefit our trade,
The encouragement given to Mr.. Waldo in the
enterprise shows that our merchants appreciate
the importance of the undertaking.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-24

"Death comes equally to US all, and makes
Us all equal when he comes;" but sometimes
his fatal arrow speeds SO swiftly and unex-
pectedly to its shining mark the living can
scarce ellzs the sudden and overwhelming
atfi !ction, and stand in mute amazement and
unutterable anguish gazing upon the face of
the dead. So was it with our sweet friend,
Mrs. Seymoura Longley Rivers, the beautiful
and beloved wife of Col. Robert E. Rivers,
who but yesterday was with US and to-day is
a beatifed spirit in heaven.
This terrible blow, all the more hard to
bear by reason Of its sharp suddenness, falls
with crushing force upon all those who knew
and loved her. 1t seems but yesterday that
we saw her sunny face, en- which was written
in unmistakeabls characters gentleness and
purity, aud felt the cordial pressure of her
faithful hand; and yet we know that the pure
spirit which animated her is even now stand.
ing in the presence Of its Creator, freed from
earthly hamperings, to know pain and sorrow
no more forever.
Young, delicate and refined, she of whom
we speak was gifted with all the loveliest
attributes of womanhood, and threw about her
home a charm that made it of all the world
the most delightful spot to her husband and
her family circle. She drew friends to her
by the subtle magnetism Of a character al
most free from blemish, and bound them to
her in firm affection as with hooks of steel.
If, as Frederika Bremen says, "the great
duty of life is not to give pain, then, indeed,
did our dead friend more than fulfill the every
of existence, for not only did
she give no pain to any hu man being, but it
was her most pleasing study to make happy
all those around her, every one with whom
she was thrown. How perfectly she succeed
ed, let the host of sorrowing friends attest.
We will not mock the sacred sorrow of those
hearts most sorely stricken by any feeble
words Of consolation. Such scars as theirs
are healed only by the soothing balsam of
time. We know of no more beautiful tribute
that can be paid to their lost loved enc than
is contained in the following lines by Haw-
thorne:
''She is gone! No longer shrinking from
the winter wind, or lifting her calm, pure
forehead to the summers kiss; no longer
gazing with her glorious eyes into
a far off sky; no longer yearning with
q holy heart for Heaven; no longer
toiling painfully along the path,
upward and upward, to the everlasting rock
on which are based the walls of the city of
the Most High; no longer here; she is there;
gazing, seeing, knowing, loving, as the
blessed only see and know, and love. EIth
has one angel less, and Heaven one mole,
since yesterday. Already kneeling at the
throne, she has received her welcome, and is
resting on the bosom of her Saviour. If
human love have power to penetrate the veil,
land hath it not p then there are yet living
here few who have the blessedness of know
ing that an angel loves them"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-24

fNANTED-At the Labor Agency Office 125 Dry
Nv AIDES street between Poydras and Perdilo. As
bis is of the Oldest established Labor Agencies
this city, being established in 1s47. have facili-
nth Laborers, Mechanics, House Servants, Cooks
Be- at the shortest notice and upon The most reason
Die rates. L borers will be delivered on board
eamboa cars plantation, the planter pay ing all
Expenses and cost of trensDoi taton City Help,
tders for Servants both male and female in ,very
opacity, furnished at short notice Apply at 12s
ry AIDES street.
/ o22 Fr&Sus WILLIAM CLELAND, Agent.
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EANTED-A MOVE IN THE RIGHT PLACE

yANTED-A MOVE IN THE RIGHT PLACE
On and after Monday next, the 4th instant
enty five or thirty day boarders can be accommo-
I'd at 1i9 ST. Charles street nearly opposite corner
South street and Lafayette Square, at "a per week
(yab'e in advance. This is the first time. in the
STORY of New Orles ms, that board has been offered
the week at the above price. This is tirst-class
|use. Table second to none in the city. Location
e very best. Also some very fine Furnished Rooms
gentlemen fami les o3 1y*
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FURNITURE. = The Mitchell & Rammelsberg

FURNITURE. = The Mitchell & Rammelsberg
Furniture Company have become well established
in their new store, No. 1876 Canal street. and are
prepared to fill all orders from city or country for
the latest styles OF goods in their line at the low
est market prices Their great factory in Cincln-
ma Ii ls constantly furnishing them with ample &C.
cessions in the latest novelties in parlor, bed.
room, hall, dining-room and library furniture
BE sure and give them a call.
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THE BATTLE TO BEGIN acknowledgements
pouring in through every channel and the indie
fatigable Levy to bring up the reserve. Novelties
by the million are coming in daily, and displayed
as fast as uppacked-all the new styles Of trim
ming in silk, fur and feathers, dress buttons,
silk s,arfs and hsndkerehiefs, novelties in jewel
ry, etc., etc. We beseeak for the Dollar Store a
succession of triumphs this season, unequaled in
the annals of former fall displays. We need hard
it would be treat to them to drop in daily, and
see what is going on in the Dollar Store. OF
course, everybody knows LEWIS, l37 Canal street.
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Ye bon Uicdnts glance over the list of wines,
preserved fruit, mushrooms, olive oils, brandies,
WHISTLES, etc., mentioned in the advertisement Of
Mr.. U. Bassetu, 20 and II Peters street, just re-
ceived ex bark Polymnie, from Bordeaux.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-24

tNANTED-To inform the public generally, where
are to be found the lowest dental charges in the
1ty. DR. J. X. KNAPP has moved from IA Baronne
reet to las Canal street and has reduced his
Sr al dental ope' atoms so hat they are the Low
ST in the C ". Filling teeth. heretofore so much
feaded performed without pain by means OF new
vention which gether with the finest specim MS
artii ial teeth, made on a new plan with a new
pbstance, cheerfu:ly shown to any person
esiriDg work not Tee extracted without pain,
bid toothache cured instan aneOusly. All work
narantaad Consultations ga IT.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-24

AANTED-An improved Farm or small Planta-
ton above overt w and close to navigation, in
puisiana-tae Attakapa' parishes p efe' red ex
apge TO- improved City Property III the First Dis
Jet, worth $4,000, paying cd revenu-. Any per-
n having such place for safe the above terms
ill please address Property Blu letin Office, with
N name stating where AN interview ca be had.
&n0f ~
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\ CARD-The undersigned will attend to any bus
a mess requiring the services of an eXpeI fenced
bd competent book-k eepe' and accountant. Parties
hose bust ess do not require the entir' time of a
box -keeser can command his services during slip.
Iated hours or an engagement would be m de with
mercantile house or ublic institution requiring
S entire s,rvices. Address c. ID. HUBBARD. z.
Box No 1885, OH lot"
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Jusr RECEIVED Elk steamers Arlington, Bee
and barges, Thompson Dean, ships Bills. ]. b..
& MATILDA Komtz. New Orleans, st. Louis and
Chicago and Mobile Railroads, steamship New
Otleans, etc, and now open for inspection and
sale at Montgomery's, Arnory Hall, 81 Camp
street, fine rarlor suits, in elk, reps and hair
cloth: bedroom suits, French plate mirrors, diu-
ing-room, hall and Office furniture. Call and see
them before it is too late.
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UANTED-A Partner that will furnish mod
crate capital against business 10 start grocery
ID wine store. The advertiser has had long expe
ence and commands rye city and country TT de
Fidress GROCER, this office naming capital, time
id place for interview. au1S If
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THAT BDou.-Ed. Marlborough, the popular
newsman Of Commercial Alley, has placed us un.
der additional Obligations to him Tor the latest
weeknes, both English and American. quiet
hour in his emporium will be well spent by our
literateura
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-24

New LAW FIRM.-Wm. F. Ogden, (son Of the
late Judge Nash Ogden,) and E. Z. Buckner,
have formed copartnership for the practice of
the law, their Office being at 40 Camp street.
They are gentlemen or probity. energy and high
standing in the community, and being palnstsk-
ing and accomplished lawyers, we confidently
psedict for them prosperous career.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-24

A RAFFLE.-The single sculI paper race boat
Creole, thirty feet long. outraged, WI b TRIM
mings silver plat d, with pair Of spo racing
sculi,, all in perft ct order and valued at si75 is
tfered to be rallied for, the price Of tickes being
only one dollar each. The boat can be seen al
! he st. John boat house
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-24

FALL AND WINTER GOODS Read the adver
tisement OF Mr.. H. Daspit, the great dry God
merchant, SAG and 54S Magazine street, and CIV
him q call
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for Hoes Washington Press,
wv No with Vibrating Cylinder-1a medium,
liberty Press No. Both nearly new One large
tandiI Press with $40 sheets tOr RindaTy; Wood
nd Metal Type from 81 to 10 lines Plea etc Apply
D j. p. WILSON'S Magic Press Office u Mag
Itreet. O24 IT.
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CHEESE attention OF the trade il GiYecte
the advertisement Of Mr.. N. A. Wilcox, No.
Tchoupitoulas street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-24

.NANTED-A gentlems, and wife or two single
Nv gentlemen, nea ly furnished rooms in a small
IN ly, with or without board in one of the most
ksr BILE locations in the ci v. Parties willing TO
" for first-class accom- nodations viii find pl, as
Z home and My such need answer Address with
Ference HOSMER this office. o24 Ut
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We take pleasure in announcing that Mr.. Dene
chaud is now prepared to receive boarders at hi.
new restaurant, No. Caronceet street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-24

<VNTAN TED Gentlemen's and Ladies Washing by
wv firstclass laundress her own residence all
Washing done with care and dispatch, at moderate
brices Highest references given Address Mrs.
n. H.. Bulletin Office. N. B.-Particuar attention
bald to Gentlemen's Shirts. O24 IL
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tNANTED - BOARDERS A handsome room,
suitable for gentleman and wife; also, several
b,aned by applying at 200 Camp streer. References
Exchanged. w. Ol9 TEAM
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MNANTED - OCCUPANTS = Handsomely fur
Nv nshed roou s, single or in suite, with or with
mt board can be had the residence of Mrs Aaron
1arris, Nos. II and Is Baronne ret, f W doors
bonn Cana Several small rooms furnished or unfnr
6shed, At low prices. A few day boarders accom-
nodated. Re erences requ red. O24 it,
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lNANTED-In private family, occupants for
Nv several neatly furnished uDfu nished rooms.
|ooms Furnished are from IS to sl2 per month. Az
ty at T4s Magaz ne street. near Fourth.
|o1T Su&We SIS
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MANITOBA lady living on the Lake Sh re
Nv wishes TO take one or two ia lies to board for
Ie y inter The huose has sunny southern ex-
bsure; there i, fine Mineral Spring on the place.
bn offer a comic table inter- home at reasonable
ties Az dress f. G. /, Lock Box 81. O24 1T
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Blackmans Commercial College, 1871 Caronde
let Terms reduced. See advertisement.
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Advertisements in the Want and Rent column in
the BULLETIN, not exceeding one square, inserted
or fifty cents each.
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<VNTANTED-TO rent to one or I NO responsible gen
w ,lemen at moderate rental, by private fam
3ly large ine third-stOry front roOm furnished OF
nniurnisbed as may be desired Apply at l67 Cana
atreet mn status 024 st
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NANTED-5O,0o Ladies and Gentlemen to call
and examine the latest novelty out called the
RAPANESE ChlLD'S CARRIAGE AND era
LIZ" ON exhibition and for sale by L. MAD.
lux, IS Carondelet street. aug If
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NANTED-Purchaser for Wo0ten's Patent Cab
~ met Office Desks now on hand at IS Carondelet
rect. Prices reduced. Fl. r. GRAHAM eli If
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Superior boots and shoes cheap at Bachmans
Is Camp street, under City Hotel.
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NANTED-Secondhand Carriages and Buggles;
~ any one having such and wishing to dispose of
bem find ready sale for the same by calling on
T. MADDUX, IS Carondelet street, dealer in car
kges. myl4 If
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Superior boots and shoes cheap at Bachman's
Is Camp street, under City Hotel.
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Superior boots and shoes cheap at Bachman's,
IS Camp street, under City Hotel.
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DOCTOR OK.

Jules Verne, that versatile and ingenius writer,
ga Te to his world of readers, not long since, a
droll little story Of one DR.. Ok, full of quaint hui
NOR and good writing. Not to detract in the
least from that worthy authors good name, We
have an OK story of our own, which has about it a
bit of the humoi GUS, hat certaioly deserves pub
licity. A few days ago well known gentlemar'
in search of one of those excellent institutions
of the bovine tribe yclept mich COW, published
the following:
VNANTED-A good Mich Cow fresh TO the pail.
w Ally Ona having such one will find pur-
chaser by stating price aud addressing OK, Bulletin
Office.
With many other responses, he received the
subjoined letter. We can't say just yet whether
he has taken the COW offered but if we were
judges at an agricultural fair, we should certain
ly give the blue ribbon to this Every fresh pail
one:
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WANTED - Occupants for Furnished Rooms
w either single or in suite, at No ~ St Charles
street. corner st Joseph o24 ~,
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{NANTED-A good Mich Cow, fresh to thu rail.
Nv ANY one having such a will find puT-
aser by stating rico and addressing OK, Bulletin
|tfice. o.! tt
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|VNANTED-By resp ctable young woman, sit,
w uation as chambermaid, dining room servant or
cook for small family. Can give best CITY Fl com
mendatons if required Address S. c., Bulle tin
Enaice O24 1t*
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Bulletine Office

BuIttln6 OlCB
you card in paper for good
COW, have got one very fresh peal plenty milk
good well guarantee me going to Ga weston wante
to sci Only COS come see him Or Mysterious &
Craps Sd dist car pass by. No 1163 just at the
corner every body know me.
FRANCOIS CAwBoNE
yours very good.
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WANTED An experienced white NURSE, well
w recommended. Apply at 141 ST. Cha.les street.
nD4
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WANTS.

WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square.
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vITANTED TO ,ELL-One buggy horse and shift.
w ing seat buggy. very little used Apply at Al
Magazine street. "24 II"
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|VNTANTED-A tenant for half of cottage house.
w partly furn he'd or unfurnsh d. CONTAINING four
rooms bath house and kitchen Rent s15 per month
Apply at No 90 Pleasant street. and after the 1st of
November at 357 Laurel street, o24 lw"
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|"ANTED-By q respectable elderly woman, a
w situation. She is accustom d to he care OF
cbildren is also a good chambermaid. Best o.
Preferences Address NJ. P. Bulletin Once. o24 lt
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3WANTED-A competent Cook. Also, a good
w Child's Nurse. Apply at corner of Magazine
and Robin streets. RIG BARD TERRELL.
O24 1T
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WANT D-A Walnut or Maho kany BOOK CASE.
w state price and where it can be seen Address
"BOOK CASE" Bulletin office. o24 1t
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WANTED-A Sugar Boiler thoroughly acquain-
w ted with the use of the Vacuum Pan. + must
Fave good references Address L. b. at the office OF
this paper. O2ll
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The following was received yesterday by
Sheriff Pagan:
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WANTED To rem with without board, a
w beautifully furnishe pa Tor and bedroom COM
municating the first floor OF the private siden
81 Dauphine street References exchaf god. 4 1t
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NTANTED-A white man to cook wash and
w iron for small family Also a girl ten or
twelve years I'd to assist in Homework. Apply at
|16e Or apge rect. o2i 1T