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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-12-30
CINCINNATI
Wesleyan College,
FOR YOUNG WOMEN.
Whole number OF Graduates, 462.
DAVID H. MOORE, D. D.,
President.
c. J. CHAMBERLAYNE. A. NJ,
Lady Principal.

freStuent.
C. j. CHAMBERLAYNE, A. NJ,
Lady Principal.
PROFESSORS.
Charles w. Super, Phi. D.,
Madame Martinez,
Anna NJ. Thompson, A. NJ,
Frances A. Fish, A. NJ,
Mrs. NJ. w. Ross,
Mrs. NJ. C. WILDER. A. NJ,
Margaret Boyd, A. NJ,
Jessie S. WILDER,
Mary w. Richardson,
Eliza J. Allen, A. NJ.
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC.
Karl Barus, Dean; Arthur Mees, Angus
Ia Hermann, Wilhelmina Moellmann.
Comfortable Rooms and good Board
in the College building, at reasonable
rates. Second Semester opens February
9, 1876; closes June 18th. Tuition pei
Semester: Primary, $40; Academic, $40
Collegiate, $50. Extra: French, SIS;
Music, $50 to $50; Drawing and Paint
ing, $50 to $50.
For Catalogues and other information,
address the President, at Cincinnati.
Dec. 80, lS75.-4w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-12-30
Probate Court.

Judge KENT furnishes us the follow
ing statement of the business OF the
Probate Court for the past week, to-wit:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-12-30

DEMocRArIc candidates. for Presi-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-12-30

William S. Guy and Viola Lazy.
Abraham B. Betz and Julia E. Canada.
Samuel Howell and Mary Mcdaniel.
Melvin Moore and Rachel Hughes.
James NJ. Moore and Mary NJ. Davidson.
Thomas Barnett and Ellen Maudley.
GeOrgeW. Bugg and Ellen Smith.
, 1875-03-17
fcutth Of tito amonnt, for ono do not wondar
these gentlemen have washed thcir hands Of tue
matter. and exclaimed, ,llonecforth no will not
touch tho unctcan thng."
h LooKEn-oE ron SEVERAL YEARS.
CHICAGO MEDICAL COLLEGE.

SIXTEENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT.
Tho SI1toonth Annual Commencement Of tho
Chicago Medical College occurred yesterday af.
ternoon at tho oorncr OF Twenty r-si1th street and
1'rairic aveuuc, The attendance was lhrsc,
there being n very fair representation Of fadios.
The chair Was flied by DR.. @. II. Fowler, aud
nr. Z. Andrews acted rs sccrossry. Dr.. Davis
supertnlenslcd opcra'ions. Thc following pro-
gsamme constituted the or.lor Of cxerciscs;
"Concert Overture" Kal1yoda; Prayer by
Dr.. Edwards; "Traumoroi, "schumnnn; Diatra-
hutton OF certificates Of examination, by DR..
Audrows; Distribution of certificates Of oor-
v,ca iu hospital, and award OF prizsa
for best tl.caoa. by Dr.. Davis; rot-
pou1rl from. Fra Diavo'o," Aubor:
Comforting OF tlegrccs by Dr.. Fnwlers Remarks
by tho rrsBdont OF tho Un,versisy, Dr. to"lof
ltcsponHo Of tho oIaaB by II. u. Itardacker, a.
"iS r5etty roainbott yslodioo;;y BY
!" rroyatosO,' Verdi; I'cneliction BY Or. Fowler.
as viii ho heon from tho foregoing. nlustc waa
generously interspcssctl. and produced staying
affect upon tho obsorsofs of tlo ofe1cisoa, tho
! museum. rroi. Ealatkn furnished tho nobody.
Ths following IL a list Of tho sradustca:
Charles E. Baylles Iaess.-Alcohol In Eea,sh
aud In Disease. liey.non z; Eulsop' Ihf1is-
cutlery: Martin i. ColmaE'. Ihrsta-!lydroniIo-
bla. Herbert D. Eusisn. Thests-frephjnlng.
George ". Tleld \. H., Observation-Disclosures,
s, Ss + rps patSS n VI ns.'Dep.a carR ops
| 1Heris-Tho Needs Of Our Alma afator i. II.
Il. Graystou, 1'hesis-Transtuaton of Dlood.
Henry .. IIardacIor, a: =, Thesfs-The Pa.ho!-
og, Of 1n!lamula.!on. Hilton T. Hsskna, lhfxts ,;
| 7'hts.s-AIcdicsns As Il Profession. Christopher
| NJ. Hopkins, Ttcsis-5cariet Fever. Cornelius
Herr. ii. s" The.ts-Nleuinatis.n Edwin
7; Howell thesis y >, Septic Influences; l ".
, 1875-03-17
CRIMINAL.

Kate Howard put her willing hands On the
purse Of George Miller, OF No. 189 West Wanh-
iugton strsot, 30 hc says. and shstraotod s35
from 1t. Kate iB now at Madison Strook BLAton
Police Capt. Sam Ellis grow weaker yostorday
from the ssvero rheumatism which has afflicted
him now for over q month, aud fears nr8 onter.
talned that he will not rally from tho attack. At
ioAat for eonlo time. Police Officer Dastholin
has been laid up with similar complaint to TINT
OF Capt. Ellis. and last night was seriously III.
Tie dopzodatlous committed by sang Of
thieves On the fte,glt-caEs Of the Pistshurg,
Fart Wayne Chicago Railway haa boon source
at great anuoyance and no small loas. Yestrr-
day morning about o'clock o watchman Of tho
Company, named Jhmos MCCARTHY, discovered
aso mon lurking suspiciouAly about tho cars
tn tho yanl near TNnlfth slreot, and called
to hiA assistance three flonde. with q Wow to
causing tho fsllora to leave. Cns Of tho gang
was observed In tho act Of attempting to pry OF
oIe OF tha looks on + car door, Aud MoCarthy
called on shem TO des|st. They 70! lied with ostha
and = threat, and tbs whtchmIu drow ! revolver
and fired Ut them, but without hl1oct. lie was
about to give them another shot whon 10
wan kuooaed down by an itonbar aud
slightly lnlusod McCar{hy'a ass!stanta Also
iltow rcyoltOrs aud lircl at the party as thov
woro scampering oil, and It 10 beloved that ono
OF than was bit, ~ blood.maEks wcts aeon upon
the ground where tho Eight occurred. Tho
thieyes fyed four or 1--WE s4o;s ~ thsy refreshed,
but without doing any harm. Police Bergt.
O'Donuell Ia Oh tho alert for tlsse railroad.
thieves, and proposes TO capture them.
, 1875-03-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

The AmorIcal Elc.trtcal goctety hold their
roo,,l,- ,nont,,tv ,noa.inr a. Roon, a 1Tnion
1,s1,." aI. ..t. , - SA
ounoinG 'n'a evening"
Al adjourned meetiug Of tho Chicago Photo
rrauhic Aaaocietion viii te held this oycninr at
thoir rooaas, No. 15a State street.
rha 11r,o,, c.th,,to 7.,hr.v A,.oo,,t;,, r,vo.
a.. uo ua nu' .,s .ls.oo t'ses
10 conc'oa'nH casetsAamont thlb ofonlns II tne
hall, corner OF Htate and Monroe etrceto.
Tia fortn1eb.,y moet,nc of III, Board Of fiji.
na,rts,-a ~ n. wo,,.,,. 1I,s,,t., ~ .t. So,
~ tiis'at - Iii ~, LII ~. T", NC ~ 1.,o
na .n, Iuuo'h Wi! " 1eiu tuo nosttA1 no 115
lAIheth street, Friday, 1t p. m
a1r. Frank wantwor.h of tim aherrnap 7rouso
~. -. - 1ss s.-.s 1890: " -. ~ ~ Ii.n u, Huuno,
nao ot uanu ouWo s'eAeta toI t1n !s!en LltelAsY
Association ball and Banquet Tonight, to acco1n-
modato 6uca Euc3ta rs hayo set failed to procure
Aoy.
1he ualeluJah Haua or Coiored 6u5DrB, for
molly slaves Ia tho South, will slug eotno Of
their Pathetic 61ayo aouEs at tho OAltfapt1 NJ L,
Church, cornor Langley aTenua And T'hrfy. .n1ntI,
.traet T,hnrs5.v oyen,i,o '''1'-'
' -...
Tho Reception Commltts OF tho Iriah Literary
Association reoueAt Ill indies md rsntfan,tn MIN
will sttond tho hanonet thjs even;,r ~ h. - ~
pI,n,m,r 1iouao r,ra,iaaIv - H.Ti n..s.af, nj.
.oa. mi a.ann,{,fe -. ~. S. e14 ~ .
supeta Nt!t AsaeAaolo ~ tns oA14uek ladies "
, 1875-03-17

ruan Mouso yesterday afternoon Ut half-paat 8,
this Hon. j, Y. Bcammon 10 tho chair. Thero
wore pscssnt Dr.. Burroughs, pr, Moss Fernando
Jones nr. ]; II. gsitiish, Of Milwaukee: Noe.
baum. Thomas iioyne, j. n. Doolittle. aud Dr.
Tho maoting hsi been called by the Executive
Committee, partly to examine into the financial
nccds Of tho Cnlvers!ty, partsy to re-
Msaslsnd institute At Dea~or Dam,
University Of ! preparatory school. and for other
bueincps. Tue communication from Tho Exccn-
ssnted by SECRETARY Griilltl. Of Milwaukee, and
tho 1lav. Mr. Manning, OF Donscr Dam. II PRO
poBes scyeranco Of Tho relations now existing
hcswoer tho institutions. Ia order that All 1nde-
pendent ,cadem!cai echool Of tho tat t.s. NAY e y
entertained. but tho final decision a~ats fr1tler
correspondence upon matters Of detail.
Reports wero received from Tho CHsnccHor;
tho treasurer, Henry Hrcenob b,urn, Esq.,, aud
yid,n9 for the eatAry Of tho President for tbs
current year. Tho reporas related chieAT. to
matters Of currcnt detail. They .hnwcd that,
with tho Income from tuition and other sources
at tho uniyere'tr, stdcd " cni'eetione o. ia-
tercot upon notoH nui by ereclal subscriptions,
tho current expoufcs hare been met nearly to
dato. AZ rcsprcls tho funded Gcbt. aud
tho general financial condition Of the
University, no campstc rerors W.a 1uhde
and tia duly At ruaAing such q
report nAs assigned to the Coinmtaseo OIL En-
tlowmensa and Finance, with Instructions 10
prescott full statement 1t tho next mcoting OF
tho Board. to be ho!d Apri! I.
cotnmtteo was also appointed to tnse ius.
mediate moasusca for procuring An endowaenk
for tho ptcsldunt's chair. Tho purpose nr that
appointment IL, II possible, to sccuro the enlow-
lnent OF shis Chnir beEor the next Cosusnonce-
mont II tho Univctaity.
After other business mostly Of routine tia
ture, tho Board adjourned.
, 1875-03-17
THE NORTH TOWN.

-. THE71FI c"NH0h17st"7E. ------
4 1nes:lng was hold in tho Grand Jury room
al tho criminal Cont mat evening. Tho object
una In ,o2r,,t oo,d1J,t.. for +oun nfr,csrs.
"a" W ~ 1s'evs oauu'"nsea ~, ~"
ou' Gouooa occ"l'o" 'A' e"~'t' I'll" o~o'o"
II. clark acted % Secretary. ,...
It soenaed to bc matter Of peculiar in!por'
tAnco 10 exclude reporters, nevertheless TaID-
usr: Ycnortcr oht tsnct tI,n fplicst ,ufor1nation.
t,,.r a.s.,L...tt. ,,.s..s;n,, .o,,,,,,t.. ~
A1o. so'!e'uotNo'o "'ssues'ou eSo T., w. =.
snfce tsou1 dach ward "as appolntoa 10 conlo0
with tho othor wards. Thor names arc ~ fol-
From the Sixteenth Whrtl-toscph 5cll,ister,
Peter Mshf, and ]. j. lloa!y; bcFontsunth
Waru-Ald. Lcngachcr, Dr.: 0eigcr. mud JOHN
alcCuo, Eighteenth WaM-!Aomab Cannon Ex.
Aid. Murphy. Charles Denpiely; Ninsteenth Ward
-Peser Alinendimgcr. Dernasu alcCofmlcK, anu
, 1875-03-17

nEsrLT OF noAllr-oY-TnApE ergcuLAT1oNs.
A epcculalor on tho Board Of Trade, named A.
]. Thomas, attempted to oommlt suicide yestcr-
day morning. Tho brtof career Of tiis untor-
tunate man In Chicago affords lesson to TINT
largo class Of people who are forever csoudtnG
to this city in tho hope Of attaining nuddon
wealth. Dir. Thomas was formerly resident Of
Camden, Carroll County. Ind. whero ho WAS
engaged In tie banking business. Banning,
however, Ia his opinion, was too slow rrocess
for tho multiplication OF money percentage be-
Ing ANAL ind dividends rare. Hence, about
threo months ago. he romovedto Chicago aud be-
gan sbecula.ing In grain. He frat dealt through
lie commission lirtl Of George 8. Young i Co..
but. becoming dissatisHed With she low profits,
transferred his business to A. NJ. Wright d Co.
Here hs met with souae losse., aud, In conse-
Gueuco Of his not putting mp margins, tae firm
closed up accounts With him. Ho then vert to
Lawrence, Morrll Il CO., but. mlafaEtuae atsl
pntsulng him. left aoou after and tEahaactotl
business through George Craig. On aatur1av
Of laHt weak ho found himself short 90 10000
bushels Of corn md $4,000 bushels Of wheat,
tbs latter from $4,000 to $1,000. Saturday after.
noon. 10 conversation with one Of tho clerks In
George Crajg's office. he showed
SINGULAR INDIFFERENCE
in his language, aud An unnatuftlnees In hs
looks. Several times he hlntcd at a fear that
something awful might happen to him. Ho
also seemed greatly deproesed from bis recent
Losses His actions snd his words on this occa-
sion created 40 fnlnresaion among the employees
OF tim oHlco that bis mind WAS not sound. Ono
al tlem, with whom he was personally intimate,
called upoa him at the fremont House, .whero
lie was boarding, Saturday evening, and, per-
ceivjug that his brain was aeslously Affected, zd-
vincd onc OF tho hotel-clerks to telegraph to
Camden for Mrs. Thomas. Thls TAa done, and
tho Indy arr1vod Monday evening. accompanied
by her husbands former partner In the bank, E.
q. Rice.
Yesterday morning At about 8 o'clock Mrs.
Thomas went down to breakfast, leaving her
husband in bed, aud, at sl,s supposed, aouud1y
slecpng. Only few minutes afterwards, =
Board. oi.Trsde mau, f1,oud Of Mr. Thomns,
called At tho hotel aud was shown mp to his
| room. On opening tho door ho Was ho1t1hed at
seopg Mr. Thomas
LYING IN PpoL or BLOOD
upon tho bed, unconscious, while revolver Still
ggaspei In h!a right hand denoted Tho manner In
| which tho rash decd had hoen performed. Dr..
| Macarthur Wss quickly Bumnoned, and found
| that the ball from tho revolver had entered tho
| unfortunate mans abdomen Although he hAs
not yet succeeded In extracting Il, he considers
| that tho wound Is not necessarily fatal.
There Ia no doubt but that the suicide WIS At-
tempted tn moment OF temporary dcrauEemont,
owing to tte recent LOSSES which Mr. Thomas
has sl,lrorod In hts spocuIattons.
4 strange and mournful featuro Of tho Affair
| IL that hlr. Thomas WIN yesterday, by = rise Ia
| tho rsico at lard rendered long on thnt srticln
| 10 an extent which would have uohrly, II not
| quite unidentified him for blu losscs.
, 1875-03-17

QSEAiLtkEA Ai1EAHA7tls N1FVAa S44VA hAIk%
1AMs.
Mention MAS mado yesterday morning OF a
consultation heLweon ths Gsnud Jurors whelher
they should officially brlag TO tho notice Of tho
Judge OF tho Criminal Court certain editorials
published In tho Times, which appeaIed to re-
tlect upon tho motives OF the Jurors In tho per-
formunca Of thols o1iclsl dutlea. After talking
tho mstter over, however. It was docded
10 tako no aclion. Yesterday morn
lng's Times contained another editorial
article commenting upon the Grand Jury,
aud mentioning aomc OF them by maine.
Soon after tho Grand jury met, tAeke editorials
wes decided to lay the matter boforo JuIgo Viii.
iams. Tic vote, It ia understood. WAS unnni-
nous. Thcrounoo tho GEand jury, accompanied
by the Assistant ssAtss-Attorney, went to tho
Judge, Tie case on trial WAS temporarily 1sout.
roned, md Mr.. Blroh, holding up In Wow Of tho
Court copies Of tho Times Of Tue litb, 18th, and
1Bth. aald:
,, May It ClsM,.o "a Your Honor. t1e Grand Jury
cealts to cal! tho attention Of this Court to an
editorial article In tho Sunday Times OF Inst
Sunday, headed "Disrepntabic Vengeance :"
| also to al editorial ia tic Times of Yesterday,
which lAs no heatt and also to several articles
ia tug ntns pAnsr of to-day III each of which
the Grand jury W they claim. wore shameiully
abused, and IN ono OK which soma OF thcis
nanes are gisep, .nd tholr eh.Isesesa ~ ~ Jurors
aud ~ cltlzoG8 grossly AeaAlle0. Ihey desire
respectfully to call Your lIonorA attention to
tleye articles, aud 10 Inquire whether there can
DO any projections agA!nst such abuso. l have
hsrs copies of4all tbs articles rctur.eu TO-"
ln response 10 this appeal Judge WIliams
Hail: 'Ina7o read the articles TO which my Atten-
tion has just becn rallel. II the Grand Jury
REQ tit 10 take eognizanco OF them. and call lhu
Courts attention 10 then it IL quits proper fot
them to do 90. The jury having aoaa SO, ! eau
do no lcsS than enter q rulo GU tho odltos Of The
/ TtH1tH Mf. Storey. to ehON cxube. 1Ir Clpr}i,
lot rulo 10 entered .gaiust Wilbur I. Storey te
SLOW ca,;se next Friday uo1ninS why he should
not be punished for contempt OF court In pub
lishinx articles 10 b!a pspst denounclug the
you any further business, genllemon Of the
1urv 7"
The foreman replied that they lad. whereupou
tle swenty-thros juFo1a aud the Assistant Atsts'l
, 1875-03-17
DEATHS.

$500.
tiOOnWtE-fn this city, March Il. .1un,t,,n ~.
eon 1f ;tnaahnu aud Mari II. uooiwl. taou mosis.
Funcrsi ~ yednesaay At II o'clock a. m, nm 49,,
Invtt- 10 attend. A'5 ~
EH- iiautnrd {Oann., papors please pony.
i31MEa.i3 dhia ot,y. March H. Isnpel q. llota,n,
funntal irom rosidenot Of parents, No. lt.s 1,t,.,
sTeavo' On r. ih n, Il s ~.
cara to Wheaton, ILL., Fr,cas ot sho family sfs iat.
MoLAHEN-on Tne,day, M.reh ID. Charles Il, M
iAttn, 1Eell q yrntb and III months. 49, go
fnnotal tr; h: l.to residence, No. 10 ttope t,.,,
Thursday Tho lal Inst, At II O'clock 4. E b. rSn
Calvary. - s"7A
NEiD-Tue.day hfssch 10. 1876. Of consumption, A.,
Margaret Itntt. nEoh 63 ,Bsta. A'fEs
atfts'. by carriages to calvary. Aa'oR
FlS!IIlsaAt ~ tsfl:Te?d Ata,eh a. # ua1
FunetAt Tnuralay, A. 10 o'clocs a, ia., from ias ,
donco. ' 'ess
AHsl-Tucsday. March ID Tho rc.iio,cs nj HI, ,,
inta". Mr. =. Louis, NJ. I'LL T"cnt r.f'us ST. H.
Alh. aged II fears. '''9'
Funerai Wedns,day. MAreh II. at o'coox pm.
D1QKiSSOS-Ra Suddenly ut tho f}rsn! pacIlo I1o,.,
harsh IL. 9f apopc thn Er John u. lilrEinao. 3
tho !irls of John u. DcEiusoa Enn,, Ut New WE
aEod IT, 's'
, 1875-03-17

Tia olegaut collection Of VI paintings which has
been on exhibition tho last two dsys at 1T aud IA
Btate 8tfeet will bs offered for sae At auct!on CON-
nsuciuR to-day At 10 ul., continue at 2:31 sud 731
r. N. Tbs sale will bo mAda BY Messfs. ". H. Iatters
h Co. y. Scott, it,, tito wsttnowu art auctionees
who made tbs sals 1t sha Exposition Ast fsl uill en-
ciatH.
, 1875-03-17

IN Harp4.s Weckiy as one Of tho leading Cor
tnnn Republican, In tho United States. and his
portal. appeared In tite sAme number. Tho two
awludlera succeeded ih making several thousand
dolarn In New York before t!loy He.o discovered
and exposed, when thoy fed tho city, and ncrc
not hoatd Of again nutil DR.. EhtenbeFB'a rocent
arrest in Connecticut,
, 1875-03-17

Dental Consumption.
The rapdtty with which tho teeth 10 10 ruin altar
decay SETS IN Is marvellous.
forly aad proeet Them, therefore. with that pow
ertul antidoto 10 Ill dental disease Fragrant Sozodon
, 1875-03-17

Gentlemen travelling should taxa with them supply
9 EnHood or Warwick eoIlass. They will slwAya
hsye nic4 collar 70 waaE. aud eso.Fo that bans Of
tfsysle1s-hokA waAh,ng-whirh Is only smother usms
for 4 daft on tho pockets
, 1875-03-17

Now Eoasxood-cAse p'auos, o,rysd legs, sgsa6'
treble, ETC. nent money deducted Il pusch4asd
R~sdt Temple nt Music, No. % Van Dursa ltrekt.
, 1875-03-17

WOtf OtfA0k-eTEta.0n Tuesday. March IL IL =
th4 rrRIenea ~ tho BRIDES pH!ene, by ths is1 sT
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-21
SHADINES.

1--WE YEARS SINCE. AFTER PREVIOUS
years Of experience in the propa CATION and pre-.
Se1va ion Of SHADINES. or Young SHAD we ffiret
introduced oII fish TO the American people.
SHADlNES are put up in Theoretically sealed tin
boxes. perfectly bonecss in a mild PLEASING ann
tizlng sauce palatabe to all free from oil 80 ofiec
uonable in ssrdinesl retaining only the natural rich
ness OF the Sad and ready for the table at all times
the box
Bear in mind We are the original and only packers
OF HHADlNES, and every genuine box has the let
ters II. Il e. pressed Oh each side.
HOPPE & CO.
20 Warren street New York
Wholesale Depot:
MCGRATH g. COMPTON.
mhsl eodlm JOB Poydras street, New Orleans.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-21

Nov IS THE TiME.-It is ALWAYS the riyht time
to do good act. and every man with a family
should regard himself short of his duty until his
home is endowed with Wilson Shuttle Sewing
Machine. Let it be understood that this admlra.
ma Of honor at the Vienna Exp ,siton in 1873,
and has everywhere demonstr =, ed itssur eriolity
over al other machines. Salesroom 1s9 Canal
street. This company want few more good
agents.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-21
THE SPRING RACES.

The coming opening of the Spring Races
on the Louisiana Jockey Club Track are
looked forward to by all lovers of the turf
with great expectancy, and it is almost i'm
possible for their hopes to be disappointed,
as the season is most propitious, the track in
elegant order, and the stock to be entered
second TO none that has raced upon the course
for many years.
Race week is now spoken of by all, and
sporting men are upon the tiptoe of expecta-
ton and are eager for the appointed time to
arrive. The association, who have the man
agement OF the grounds and track, have been
hard at work and have spared no pains in
contributing every improvement both to the
stands and grounds.
The large fields of horses to be present at
the coming races will exceed anything that
has appeared on the New Orleans courses for
years past, and every one may rest assured
that good sport is in store for them. The
best stock has been brought from all parts of
the country to enter the great contest, and
all the private stables are filled with horses
from other States
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-21

CLOSING Our SALE OF CHINA, GLASSWARE.
ETC-Messrs. Nash 4 Hodgson, auctione4ars, sell
on MondsS the 22d inst at l0L O'clock A. NJ the
entire stock of china, glassware, hardware, and
general assortment Of Misunderstanding goods
Of Joseph Wolf and Co., Nc. 633 Magazine street
to DE sold in lots to suit purchasers See the adj
yertisement for particulars
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-21

BUCKS BRILLIANT STovEs.-These stoves have
attained celebrity throughout the whole com
try, North, South, East and West. They are the
especial favorltes Of housekeepers and cooks,
who willingly and emphatically declare that they
have no superior in this or any other country
Beng made of chilled iron fire plates. these
stoves are most durable and are adopted to the
use Of coke, coal or wood. Call at Mr. H.
Hallers 40 Camp street, and get one Of these
stoves.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-21

When Western editor is in a hurry he doesn't
waste words by saying, at rained." lie simply
writes: after many days of arid desiccation
the vapory captains marshaled their laundering
hosts, and poured out upon scorching humanity
and the thoroughly incinerated vegetation few
inches Of aqua ii,,tjdts."
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-21

PRovIsIoNs.-Our esteemed friend Mr.. E. IS
Converse, 81 Magazine street, has row on hand
and mess pork, which should attract the atten-
ton OF the trade Besides he has a supply OF
Whitaker 4 Sons choice kettle lard. Magnolia
sugar-eured hams, bacon clear sides and shout
ders, See advertisement
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New BooKs.--See the advertisement OF Messrs.
George Ellis X BrotFer, - Camp street. who
Keep constantly Gu hand the latest works in all
departments Of literature also ves.v large A.
sortment Of stationery and fancy goods.
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RARE lNDrcEMENrs. Our lady readers would
90 well to cast glance at the advertisement of
Messrs Levy Brothers, $50 Magazine street, the
cheap store of the Fourth District, ana give
th1m call
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RARE CHANCE For A Coon INyEsTMENT.-
head the advertisement III another column, in
which most desrably located square, corner of
Magazine and State streets, Sixth District, will
be offered for SALE on the 24th inst, at the Mer-
chants Exchange.
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EXTENSIVE FURNITURE SALE AT Auction.
Messrs. Nash & Hodgson. auctioneers, make their
third grand sale of new furniture, at Messrs.
kelham & Co 5, Sc Royal street, on Thursday
newt and will make continuous weekly sales
until the entire stock is disposed Of See the adj
vertisenent, IN another column, for particulars.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

Nash & Hodgson sell Crockery, China, Glassware,
Fancy Goods etc. stock Of Joseph Wolf Co..
63 Magazine street, at 10l. 4. NJ.
"A lbert Paul sells Household Furniture etc, at 10
A. NJ, at saesroom, 40 Royal street, near Gus
tOmhOuse.
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LOST-FOUND.

SIn REWARD-Lost sOmew here on Magazine
~ - street, a red morocco Pocket Book contain.
ing s22 III cash and valuable papers. The finder i'll
please return same to z. +. ARROYO 80 Nontepnt
street, or 1T the Bulletin office. mh2l II
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-21

MIR. c; A. Chandler, BAT Magazine street, be
tween Erato and Thaa street, is most accom-
pllshed and experlenc dentist. Ye who stand
IN need OF the services OF such man, would do
well to give him call
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-21

CHINA MATTINo.. - See advertisement OF
Messrs. Vincent Co., 50 and 81 Customhouse
street.