The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-27

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Jon PRINTISG.-We now possess facilities
enable US to execute every description I
commercial, railroad and steamboat printing
lawyers briefs, blanks and other legal docr
ments, On the shortest notice, in the BET
STYLE and at the most reasonable rates. W
will guarantee full satisfaction to those of GU
friends who favor us with their orders.
The "extraordinary session" is tho wa
they put it now.
Thanks to Ellingham Lawrence, NJ. G., 70
congressional documents.
Just the thing for the -Eyrich's lat
novelties in note paper and nobby envelopes
Kellogg was in close consultation with tn
Judges Of the Supreme Court this morning
Whom is he plotting against now?
George Washington may have been very
smart man, but any stupid boy can get ahead
Of him by buying . three cent postage stamp
Speaking frankly, eight hundred public
documents were mailed free to ono Senator OF
Monday. through the Washington Post Office
The steamship Yazoo, detained on account
of the bad weather, will not leave for Phila.
delphia, via Havana. until this TUESDAY,
evening, at 5 o'clock.
Let it not be falsely asserted that tbs people
days We know of some people who made
the sum of $3.50 apiece.
Staub, the original cheap newsdealer, at
Goldshwai.e's go Canal strset), came to hand
this morning. as usual, with all the --latest
dalies and weeklies. Allez le voir.
SIGNED. Kellogg signed the Appropriation
bill yesterday. 1t will probably DO promul-
gated to-day and there will DO raid on the
rooms of the Committee on Contingent Ex-
penses.
They do say that Kellogg tried very hard
to have the session prolonged, if only for
few hours. They do say also that the moon
is made Of green cheese. They say is the
saddest Of all sad liars.
We are sorry to hear that Mr.. Edward
GottLel is lying in q critical condition at the
Hotel Dieu, on Canal street, and take occa-
sion to inform his friends of it, a. many of
them not being aware of the fact have not
visited as they will undoubtedly do after read
ing this paragraph.
The Sir Knights of Orleans Commandery |
No. 3, X. T., are requested to notice the |
advertisement in another column, calling |
upon them to assemble at their Asylum, Ma
sonic Hall, to-day, at half-past 3 Z. M, for
the purpose Of taking part in the obsequies
Of their late brother, Fergus Foselier, Esq.
SSSO-in round numbers-is what every
man in the Legislature got for . ten days ap-
pearance in the Legislature. Awfully ex-
pensive that, when We consider results Many
q poor fellow tolls from morning till night,
the year round. for less. to find bread for
his starving family. Let's all turn legislators
We have received programme of the con-
cert to be given by Miss Cornne Bouligny,
on Wednesday night. at Gruncwald Hall. We
notice among the performers many talented
and favorite amateurs who have ere this been
heard and applauded by our public The selec-
lions are all chaste and elegant. and will
doubtless prove very interesting to visitors.
The Louisiana Levee Company will not, we
learn. pay the interest on its bonds on the lst
of May. in consequence of the delay of tax
collectors in making their settlements de-
lay which was, no doubt, ocoasioned by tho
Clinton impeachment matter.
This is, We believe, the first tune the com
pany has failed to pay its coupons, and it =
alleges that, but for the failure Of the tax 9
collectors to settle, it would not have occurred
i all.
Miss Carrie Z. Lee, the young lady who won !.
he first prize at the ladies' spelling tourna.
nent held short time since at Grunewald
Hall, WAS one of the young ladies Of the Girls :,
High School who withdrew therefrom when :,
Mrs. X. Il. Shaw WAS removed from the prin-
;ipalship on account OF her objection to the :.
husky Brown visiting the school, Miss Lee :
graduated ut the Peabody High School (pri-
'ateN, OF which Mrs Shaw is principal, on the =
18th Of December, 1873 as one Of the most
members Of a brilliant class. =
In answer to an inquiry We will state that
he bill giving taxpayers the right to test in n
he courts the validity Of any items of State th
and making the President of ey
ba C,.tou = y .hou uo ond <ho D.os;1o.. -., :.
soard Of Trade members of the Fundinc ca
Board, passed both houses, and will no doubt nc
'e signed by Kellogg. The bill incorporat- m
ng the Board of Trade failed to pass, ",
nd hence it is probable that the er
lew members Of the Funding Board will be je
ohm Phelps, Esq, and Speaker Estile:te, W
'hich is decided improvement over the old ri