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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-09
FOREIGN NEWS.

BOMBAY, Nov. THE Serspis, with the
Prince OF Wales on board, arrived here yes
terday.
BOMBAY, Nov. S.-Gen. Lord Napier, of
Magdaia; Sir Philip E. Woodhouse, Governor
of Bombay; Hon. Sir NJ. r. Westropp, tho
Chief Justice, and many Others, including
the civil, military and municipal authorities,
accompanied by seventy native princes and
chiefs, met and welcomed the Prince of Wales
on his landing from The Serapis.
On reaching land the municipality of Bonn
bay presented the royal visitor with an appro-
pirate address Of welcome The Prince re-
piled briefly, after which he and his suite were
escorted to the Government House. The
troops and police preserved perfect order
while the long procession moved through the
streets Over two hundred thousand specta-
tors lined the route. The reception was of the
most enthusiastic description, and was par
tlclpated in alike by Europeans and natives
The city was splendidly decorated, NO fewer
than eight triumphal arches having been
erected on the line of march.
The apartments to be occupied by His
Royal Highness during his stay in Bombay,
are the most pleasantly situated rooms in tho
Government House. A grand levee will be-
given there tonight. L, is expected that
while here the Prince will present colors 70
the 2lst Native Infantry, better known as the
Marine Battalion, the oldest corps on the
Bombay establishment, having been raised .
century ago. He will also review the troops
and accept the hospitality of the Free Masons
of the city. Tomorrow being the birth day
of the Prince, the festivities will be renewed
on still greater scale. The British flying
squadron Is anchored in the harbor and will
remain during the stay of the Prince.
LONDON Nov. 8.-Boulogne harbor is closed
by steam sinking at the entrance.
The Echo has special telegram from Bonn
bay, saying the Viceroy, the Admiral OF the
fl ct, Governor OF Bombay, and many dis
tlngushed natives have gone on board the
serapls' nov at anchor IN the harbor, to meet
IL Prince of Wales
His Royal Hghness will disembark at half
past this afternoon. The preparations for
lCoNTIHUED c. LAs1 PAax,l
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AN OFFICIAL DEFALCATiON.

New YORK, Nov. S.-Henry A. M,nn for
fifteen years Treasurer of Saratoga county,
has detaulted, having illegally issued $l4O, 600
worth of county bonds during the past two
Years, nearly all of which were negotiated in
New York city. He will be proceeded against
for forgery.
There was large attendance at the revival
meeting at BROOKLYN Tabernacle this morning,
and an unusually earnest religious sentiment
was manifested throughout tue congreg alton;
SO anxious were many to testify to the blessed
work OF the Lord, that several were on their
feet at the same time. There we're about two
hundred requests for prayer.
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RAILROAD FOR SALE.

Fly virtue Of an execution issued out of the Second
g gdiCa Circuit Court State of Florida wherein ohm
w. Black ct ais, plaintiffs, and Pensacola and
louisville Railroad is defendant have seized and
will expose for sale before the Co, IT House door in
tse city of Pensacoii, on the FIRST MONDAY IN
DECEMBER, next the Railroad known as
II THE PENSACOLA AND LOUISVILLE,
extending from Pensacola in a northerly direction to
Il point in the State of Alabama known as Whiting
j junction. distance of forty four miles, more or less
together with the Road Bed Rails and other Super.
STRUCTURE, Franchises. Rolling Stock etc Also,
about SIXTY THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND in
Escomba and Santa Rosa Counties. The whole as
Der schedule file in my Office.
Terms of sale-Cash.
A. NJ. GREEN,
Sheriff.
l For farther particulars refer to
| f. A. PERRY,
Ptn.acola,
4 or to E. f. SIMPSON, JR.,
ITO Gravier STREET,
~ SuTu&Th ta3 New Orleans.
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The Army of Northern Virginia.
Meeting of the Organization Last
Night.

According to the previous notice given,
there assembled at 46 Magazine street, last
evening" a large gathering of taose who had
through the bleak winds of winter and be.
meath the starlit skies of summer guarded the
front when all was not "quiet along the
Potomac"
After the regular business had been trans
acted, some twenty five new members were
received, aking the organization now one of
the most Influential as we'll as numerous here.
In response to the invitation kindly ex-
tended to the Virginia Division to take part
in the unwilling of the monument of Stone
wall Jackson, in Richmond, the following was
unanimously adopted as the voice of the as
ISOLATION:
To Leroy s. Edwards, Secretary Virginia Divis-
ion, A, N. v:
Dear Sir Your very welcome communica-
ton of the 9Th inst, inviting thi, division to
participate at the ceremony of unwilling of
the statue of Stonewall Jackson, is received,
and the unanimous voice Of this division Or
dered the same spread upon its minutes. A
committee comprising the executive COM
mittee and officers of this division are author
lieu W uTGiI d s0IleS OF RESOLUTIONS TO SoQQ TO
your division in reply to same, and while
deeply regretting our inability to attend said
celebration we beg leave to offer the follow
ing preamble and resolutions:
Whereas, Owing to circumstances entirely
beyond our control, the Louisiana Division of
A. n. V. cannot visit the city of Richmond in
time to participate at the Inauguration of the
statue of our late beloved comm inder, the
immortal Stonewall jackson; and, whereas,
the profound veneration in which that glori-
Gus hero is enshrined within our heart of
hearts, is amply repaid in the contemplation
of his noble career; therefore be it
ResolUed, That the Virginia Division have
our most sincere and appreciative congratula-
tons in their proposed labor of love on the
Goth inst.
Be it further Resolued, That we, in common
with our brethren OF the Virginia Division,
take this method of expressing our heartfelt
gratitude to those noble E1glishmen who
know so well how to do honor to Chris
tan soldier and gentleman.
RESOLVED, That the thanks of this division
be extended to our brothers of the Virginia
Division for their invitation to attend the in
augural ceremonies commemorat of our
late commander" &c
A motion was made and carried to fix the
day for reunion on Feb. 22d of each year,
and it was carried. Thereupon the meeting
adjourned.
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A Wedding Or a Death.
A Woman Tries to Drown Herself

About II o'clock P. NJ. Friday Mr.. Edward
Farrell, residing at the corner of Annuncia-
ton and Terpischore streets, while vending
his footsteps homeward was stopped by an
unknown white woman, who requested him
to see her as far as the river. Mr.. F. at first
hesited, and after few moments consented.
The party then walked do wn town as far as
Gravier street, and there out to the river On
arriving at the river she babe the gentleman
good bye, at the same time telling him that
he would nsver sea her any more, as she in
tended to drown herself.
Mr. F., fearing that something was wrong,
concealed himself behind cotton bale, keep
ing close watch upon the woman. After
she had been sitting on the ,rf for about
half an hour she arose and with desperate
plunge threw herself into the river.
Mr. Farrell at once jumped in after her
and, after desperate struggle, succeeded in
bringing her to shore. She gave her name as
Emma Simpson, aged thirty five years, and
assigns as the cause of her desire to die that
her mother would not consent to her marriage
and had turned her out of the house.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Complete Election Returns from
Massachusetts,.
The Navy Department Reducing
its Force.
An Official Defalcation.
Foreign News.
Arrival of the Prince Of Wales
in India.
Review of the London Corn Trade.
Political News from the Con-
tinent.
Foreign and Domestic Markets.
Arrival of the Prince of Wales
in India.
of the London Corn Trade.
Political News from the Con-
tinent.
Foreign and Domestic Markets.
Etc, Etc, Etc.

COMPLETE RETURNS FROM MASSACHUSETTS,.
BosToN. Nov. 8.-The complete vote of the
ate of NJ .ssachusetts gives Rice So 523, Cas-
ton 7S, 246, Baker 1865, Adams 17l4, Phillips
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To Levee Contra ctors l ouisiRna Levse Com
pany, % Carondele ST eet. New Orleans November
3 st. I5z5.-Ptopo ais viii be received at the office OF
the Co pany until 18Th inst at i2 O'CLOCK M, for
building the lie, the st te he c. ming year as
ordered by the Commission Of Engineers Plans and
specifications may 70 seen at this office. The Com
pany reserves the right to reject anv and all bids
M. A. TARLETON
ne It's Secretary and Treasurer.
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LOSS OF A SrEAME8Ar SEA.

WASHINGTON Nov. 8.-A private dispatch
received here this evening announces the total
loss of the steamship Pacific, between Port
land, Oregon, and San Francisco, by founder
ing at sea last Thursday. The dispatch says
ali on board were lost
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-09

Mr.. Charles Weis, the oostumer, having re-
moved his complete stock of costumes to his
new store on Perdido street. near B,ronne, is
now prepared to furnish all parties with ap-
propriate and elegant wardrobes for all occa-
sions at the most reasonable rates. Mr.. Weis
has furnished all the costumes used by our
amateur dramatic clubs for several years past,
and has costumed all charitable entertain
ments free Of charge. The public are invited
to call and examine his stock.
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JOSEPH MAGNER e. co.


New Orleans, November 4, TS7j.-Refer-
ring the above notice OF dissolution of coparner
ship the under igned having been appointed SOLE
GENERAL AGENT Of the MANHATTAN LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY. Of NEW YORK, for the
State of ouisiana, will continue the fairs OF the
A gency at the old Office, 81 Carondelet street.
Mr.. E. f. ADAMS Local A ent, apo nte by me
will attend to the Office business may be found
there during busn ss hours, say from o'clock a.
N. to O'Clock 2. NJ
solicit most re rectfully the continued patronage
of my friends and of the mnnity in general
nj I'VE JOSEPH MAGNER.
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DEATH OF Mrs. HALE AND HER SoN STE
PHEN.-It is with sorrow and deep regret that
we are called upon to announce the death.
with the fever, of MIS-. NJ. E. Hale and her
son Stephen, at Moss Point-the former DIV.
ing at o'clock Tuesday afternoon, the latter
at ?. NJ. Wednesday. Mrs. HAIe was the
relict OF the late Col r. s. Hale, latter whom
ale county, Alabama, was named), lawyer
OF distinction IN Alabama, and the gallant
colonel OF an Alabama regiment, and who
was killed in the war.-Pascooo,lln star. 9Th
inst.
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If you would learn about the Pandoras
voyage in the Arctic Regions, take trip to
aub's landing, at Goldthwaies bookstore,
No. SO Canal street, and you can get all the
information you desire.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-09

MIR. Hen is nominated for Office out in
Nevada The only objection we should have
to him would be his disposition to be always
On the fence.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-09

NTAETED-B0ARDERS few select persons
obtain Excel Mt Board. with large comfortable
and elegantly furnished rooms at the handsome and
desirable residence of Camp and Robin eets
Spacious grounds on either side of the house.
Terms moderate. Apply on the premises. o3ltf
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"ANTED-Some three OF four nice Families can
w be accommodated with fine Furnished Rooms
aud the bet of Board 149 ST. hares eet nearly
opp, site Lafayette So "A lso me twenty five
thirty day Boardes will 'aken at four dollars
per week, payable il advance This great reduc-
ton from former prices. Thu house is tirst-class
second to in the city. None reed apply but the
best of pc pie Remember l49 st. Charles street.
M txyt
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PRoMrr.-Sweden will start a cargo of goods
for the Centennial about the LIST of Decem Der.
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speciat Notice-1he German bark Onkei,
'Tascbe ua,te, fom Bremen will commence dis
charging her caro- he wharf OF Of Th I'd sire
Fourth District on Tuesday November 9. Consig-
nees will please settle their freight ills and attend
promptly to the rece pit their goods otherwise they
will be stored at their risk and exp-ns'. Ne claim
for damage or loss will be allowed after the goods
have left the wharf.
KREMELbERG, SCHAEFER & CO. Agents
n9 IT 1S6 Common s rect
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ms tbs

Office OF Canal srreet, City Park and Lake
Railroad Company, No. North Basin str ct, October
3gth 1875 A meeting of he Stockholders will be
held at the office of the Com any, on MONDAY the
10Th day of November at 10 NJ, r the urpose of
amer ding tice 9th of ne Oh rter of the Company.
By order of tho Board of Directors.
o;o I'm Il. M. HARRISON. Secretary.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-09

When fashion demands thai woman shall
pay thirty dollars for pair of stockings, it's
time she stamped around barefoot with a
trailing dress on.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-09

This is splendid day for the ladies to call
at Eyrchs book palace, No. 100 Canal street,
and supply themselves with all they desire in
the way OF readable books and elegant sta
tionery
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-09

DARTNER WANTED-With some Capitalize
Il join n the Grocery and Produce Commission
business. This is a good opportunity to make 'afe
and profitable investment. he advertiser is we'll
and favorably know III GU hout the North and West
also, old resident of this city, Address Lock Box
24lG New o. leans Post Office NO St.
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Caution to Gas Con sumers- ONCE Of n. -.
Gas Light Comp my corner Common and Baronne
streets New Orleans, Oct IL, 1S75.-hlany gas con-
sumers being imposed upon by peddlers of patent
nostrums and worthless regulators, who falsely re-
present them-e be acting uuder the direction
or with the approval of the Gas Con pany
Most of these couttivances are worse than useless
in any but very hig, buildings and in arlaby pro-
duce stoppage and cOnse quent interruption 10 the
necess ary flow Of gas the burners. Toe company
will not hold itself sponsibe for defective lights
through any meter to which these so-called regula
tors may be attached
THEOBALD FORSTALL
ol3 In Genl Superintendent
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NTANTED-A stua ion as Cook or Homework in
w small mily. Go,dr f,reuces given Andre IS
O., this office no IT.
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WANTED B0ARDERS-Elegant Rooms can be
w obtained at NO. Pry tania street in suites
single. Private table if desired. Refrrer re-
-quired. n3 lot
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yNANTED-To rent the second forr of nicely
w furnished house compris ng three rooms and
Kitchen, if desired, with without board would
sEent the two parors, complet ~ furnished Apply
ut Isl St joseph str ct the ii st three stor7 house
from the corner of Camp street. OBJ I'M
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Nei her the Captain. Owners nor Agents OF
The herman bark ONkEL Tasche, IA aster, VIII De
resn1nsible for debts tractei by her crew
KREMELBERG, SCHAEFER & Co,
na2t Agents.
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"AN TED-A reliable young man, who is &C
w quanted with the butcher BUSH to e, to the
Coast. Best of references required Address CASH,
Buras La. NO 1t"
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New Orleans. Naxemher A. 1s1s Th,

New Orleans. November 4, 1875 The
Manhattin Life Insu'an Company, of New York.
haviog, under date of the 4h day of October last,
given notice OF he revocation of the contract with
JOSEPH WAGNER md j. g. SHIPLEY General
a gents the copartnership betw them is herewith
dissolved
IOSEpu MACNEP E.
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Office Factnrs' and Traders Insurance
Company New Orleans, 6, 1915 The seni-an-
nual inter st of FIVE PER CENT the Capital
Stock of this Company will be paid on and after
MONDAY the 8h INSTANT.
n7Iw THOMAS F. WALKER, Secretary
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WANTED-Purchasersf for Wootons Patent Cab
w met Office Desks. on hand at 35 Carondelet
street. Prices reduced. H. 4 GRAHAM, oil #
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WyANTED-Bv respectable young girl situa-
w ton t. do Hoase' sork or Plain Sewing. AID
dress F. g., Bulietiu office. No IT.
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WANTED-A whit gill to do Homework and
w Nurse. Apply, with references, at III Race
street between Camp and Magazine. No 1T
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-09

WTANTED-A White Nurse a child. Best
w references required Apply between 10 and
o'clock northwest corner St Charles and St Andrew
A.. streets. l5tf
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NTANTED--A pr vate ftm w residing a. No. s
w St Peter street fronting Jackson Square
desire to rent two trent rooms to gentlemen. gen
-t2erRen and their wives, with without board.
M
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WANTS.

WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square.
"ANTED-By respo' sible white woman, sit
w ton cook. Is good cook. Address 23i Cal
Hope street. NO 1t"
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WANTED-A good Mich Cow fresh to the pail.
w Any having such will find pur-
rhaser by stating rice and addressing OK, Bulletin
Akile. o2I III
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NTANTED-Occupant for furnished or unfur.
w nished Room, would rent greater portion of
the House. inoIuuing parlo.. Apply at 2i3 Camp
street. nj 3tt
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Waits and 70 Rent inserted in the BULLETIN for
fifty cents
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"ANTED-50,ao 600 Ladies and Gentlemen tn call
w and exam the latest novelt, out called the
JAPANESE ChiLD'S CARRIAGE AND era
DLE," on exhibition and for sale by L. T. MAD
zDUX, IS Carondelet street. aug If
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Carriages and Buggles;
w any one having such and wishing to dispose of
em can find ready sale for the same by calling on
". 7. MADDUX, IS Carondelet street. dealer in car
risges. my14 If
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, 1875-12-09
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Der Mr6iteftensG onereB,

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fir Die Siinftler bon grobem Nuseu.