The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28
AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

AUCTION SALES MONDAY.
Nash * Hodg-en sa balance OF stock of crecl.e cry
Wolf & Co, 1t ID O'Clock 4. NJ at G3s M gain
GRAND CeycET- IT GRCSEwALD Haiti
concert to be given on Wednesday night at Gruns
wald Hail. by Mr4e. Iciss- Denis promises to b
a very grand aELir. The lit Of the pe~lormer
embraces the ne9lCs Of such well known artists a
Mines. /eissDauis Vercken, and Kerr an
Messrs. Meteye and Gianini. The Germ2nia Quar-
tette will also no l.card in several very exeelen
songs. Perfect feast is prepared for 81 lover
Of fine music.
TUESDAY NnE~ AT GEUNEwALD HALi..-Ther
will be given q most exc ent entertainnf. nj mex
Tuesday evening at Grunewah Hall TIL
amusemcnts wi consist Of concert taoleaux
supper and a dance. The object Of the enter
tainment i charitable one, it being to rails,
funds for the assistance Of st. Georges Church
The ladies who have the matter in hand are de
termned it shall be success, and they know NJ
such word az fail.
THE CONCERT eZ' APRIL 2ND.- On the. evening
OF the I'd of April there will be given & grand
concert at ST. Patrcks Hall for the widow and
orphans Of the late Chas. Brulard.
The object is ono that appeals to every true
Lousianian, for Charles Brulard is one of Louis
1anas martyrs. He gave his life in the great
battle for liberty Of September 1ith St. Fetrick s
Hall should, and no S.3ubt will be crowded Gu the
occasion
The first grand pic-nic Of the Young Ladies'
nd Eantl
announced to take place at Oakland Riding Park,
opening to day and continued Tomorrow
capital programme of arrangements usually
attendant affairs Of the kind has been ar.
ranged, and there be no doubt that it viii be
an enjoyable affair.
The grand school festival OF the German-Amor-
lean Elementary School Of the Fourth District
will open to-day at DelacEaisc Ground.
II the weather is propitous there is no doubt
that there Will be large attendance, as the at
fractions in The way Of sports many.
The festival will be continued tomorrow.
THAT Sword. The very lively contest for
: that sword has came to an end, and Col John
u. Angel takee the weapon. lie received fiftg-
four votes more than Gen. Ogden and eighty
three votes mora than Col. Beaan.
Thomas G. Bacon, that well known sporting
gentleman, is a guest at the ST. Charles
Hotel.
The array OF fashion and beauty on the grand
stand during the races is expected to rival the
days G.ttt betl,nt
we are glad to see on the streets again Capt |
Doyle, CT the firm of Harmon & Co., who has |
Just returned from business tour in the West. |
1t is with pleasure we notice the arrival at the
st. Charles Hotel, of George Knapp. Ee1. one
OF the editors and proprietors Of the St. Louis
RcpnJiicm.
We were favored last night by our old friend
Fritz, of the United States Restaurant. with
delicious sample of his coffee and sandwiches.
1t is only necessary to say that We are too full for
expression.
STAuB-The Democrats in Congress voted solid
FOR Pardee, but as bold front as they pre- scented
the patrons of Staub excel them, for they not
only vote for him but after voting Wit his en-
porium at Goldthwaite's, No. 60 Canal street, and
enjoy his extensive selections Of the latest Jour
nails from North East and West
Ask your grocer for Paragon yeast powders
Shirt making a specially, at Leighton's new
store, 100 Canal street.
Eighth anniversary
Or THE
FIRE EgAnTuE<