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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-01-28

dispute about the question whether trees
grew except at the extremities, and i'm
portant law cases have grown out of it.
Parties on both sides were sure they
were right, but the weight of evidence
was nearly all against the theory of eloa-
CATION except at the ends of the new
wood. The story Of the filbert tree grow
ing up through the center of milestone,
and finally, by its growth, suspending
the stone several inches in-the air, was
not generally credited. Our investiga-
tons prove that similar effects are pro-
duced every year by every tree which
grows, and that this rising of the tree is
necessary to its own preservation. Under
the influence of winds which sway our
trees to and fro during their growth the
roots must be loosened in the soil and
partially prevented from holding the
tree securely in its place.
Now for the remedy. Each year, a.
the tree grows, it lays on . ring Of new
wood entirely around every part, not only
of the top but of the roots also. Ircan-
not build on the under side Of all these
roots unless it lifts the tree from its bed,
or crowds the soil away from underneath
to make room for the new cells it Is
bound to carry there. Finding 1t easier
to lift the tree than to sink the world
the tree is accordingly raised every year
by just SO much as the thickness Of Che
new wood which Is laid upon the under
side of the roots. And now the beauty
Of the arrangement is seen, when We
discover that this added yearly growth
Is just sufficient to take mp the slack in
the roots caused BY the rocking Of tho
tree during storms and winds. The
tree is thus securely tightened and
anchored in the soil every year anew
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-01-28


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clarrn al hoinr ,,t.nriori,, ' ""' A'oA VII >''''
~aa.so ~ eo'"6 u''ota'''s'
Illo police authorities on tho West sItlo arc
etlli oSetting themselves n tho cndeasor 10
1cst vas made last night by Detective Flynn, ,as
Bridgeport. Of inA1, who a,,swors Snlliyan's de-
sefirt1on' put vito claims to bo rat ol4eary,
anu fhys ho IL ssatcllman on boarl tho acl1noncE
prlnd!vi''e. lying In tho Sonlh Branch. II u
eti: b'ts he has sono knowledge Which may ha OF
va!1o 10 the officers Hu it i* poss!blo iso may bo
T., "nstn1" o"se o@'"'eu' "'''' A''''6' 10 '''"
49,, -. ...-.....
Ihc Mcst Division ~ again maao s!1c camping
GIounu OF tue sneak-ti'lef and tho burglar, tho
seillchtk'll,; No. IA Congress raEk, SITUATED be-
tween Van Hufon and Congress atrcots. which
, 1875-03-27
LADIES' MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

Al4tA4AS VIZ AID t'44%ANo NltANth*
Tho annual meeting OF tho Chicago Branch Of
the Ladies' Union Missionary Society was held
yesterday at tho residence OF Mrs. O. r. Avery,
No. ASS Michigan aEonue, AIRS. O. D. Wilson in
tho chair. This Society was organized In Now
York fourteen ycars ngo, mud has since extended
its branches throughout tho United sta.os, es-
pccially In tho principal cities.
Tue meeting was duly opened with reading
from tho Holy Scriptures and prayer, followed
by tho Socrcsarys q report. THIS wsa m interest.
lug etnkoment OF tha amount Of goud douo by tho
Society during the past year, and Of the recoiDtB
ind disbursements. Aside from oil expenses,
the Chicago Branch las forwarded Through Its
yaes #, to , tho P'fs SsS1o'y tn fsT S,T
Under Its special charge eight protcgcs.
other tcacl,c1s or native girls WHO a1e being
fitted far that work among their ignorant coun-
trywulnou
tho Secretnry's and Trcasnrer's report, and tlloI
tho election OF officers took place. These wero
nearly the samo IS those Of last year, couals ting
Of Mrs. G. L. BucsinEhau,. P4e.idoat; Mis-.
J. q. Dnniess. SiFa e. III i. Wilson, % Mfa Artbur
brooks, and Mrs. Ralph Emerson, of Rockford,
ILL.,, Honorary yico-Prcsidcuts !. Mrs. O.. L.
Avory. Secretary aud Treasurer; A1sb. DR.. Aes-
rinan, Assistant Secretary and Treasurer the
Hov. ]. Covert. Auditor; aud Boad Of Man.
ayers fourtcon III number.
Several ladies' then paid their feo and became
members OF the Society, after which Miss Highly.
u recent aborer in The missionary iield Of bar
mali. particularly among tho karens, gave very
interesting history Of hor experience among
tho pooplo there. Miss Highly explained
tho Bystetn Of their schools there and dwolt par
ticularly upon the lntenso desire Of the Karen
inhabitants to learn to road. She distinguished
them particularly from tho Burmese ~ regard
cd their moral md social qualisios they buing a
psaeetul. agricultural people, and non-idolaters.
-ratllor having no roliglDn than aIlperHtitious
one. Il ls to these people that tho missionary
labors aro especially Arectcd.
Mrs. Avery Afterwards made an earnest appeal
in bohaif Of this. special charity. it being a
matter that stands quite apart from anv otlor,
mud is solo3y under the direction Of women,
therefore appealing peculiarly and particularly
To them.
Mrs. Avery and Mrs. Groen were then ap-
pointed to net as representatives. OF their So
cIoty In tile meeting. at Milwaukee next week,
and geneint vote Of thanke was unanimously
accorded to Mrs Avery for her great and IN
weariod efforts in tho canHa.
lilo meeting then adjourned. much pleased
with tlia progress which Ind boon made grasit}od
by Miss uigby's addteHu aud hopeful tor the
future.
, 1875-03-27
THE NEW POSTAGE LAW,

To fhs Editor of 1hs Chicago Tribune:
CLINTON, H., March 2i.-Whpn tho salary
grab or steal vas cousummatcd, year eIt,co,
your paper, perhaps moro than any other in tho
land, exposed tho bill and demanded Its ropea1.
Now that another bill, equally obnoxious, butt
moro aeyere and psoatratlug to buainoss-men,
has pasaod,-t. O., tile new Postage bilL-we
look for active mid from your powerful journal
to effect its ropoal. Last fall thu socdamsn
nuzsorymen, loristu. and booksellers Issued
their catalogues, baslpR the!r pricos for stock
@ sent PEI mail On tho rates for postage at that
date. Times being hard. aud competition act.
lye low prices were the Eule. Now comes this
sweeping CHANGE and aYcry mail brings iii Or
dera that must be tilled at a loss. 10 shy TINT
those u us who aro doing an extensive mail
bnanoss aro stupsAed and beuillcred, hardly
conyoya propoE expression OF our feelings
With the grasshoprcrs Wost Of us, the iniqni.y
OF Congtesa east .of us, old noroaa pouring down
from the North. and the arrangement Of busI-
noss In the boutl, 1t surely saetns ~ II tho pot
was boiling Ill along the line Do hep ut, and
confer ono more blessing on tho country. Truly
yours DR. JouH +. ENnlEs.
II Alr, Ennis has read hta TRIBUNE carefully,
he must DO awaro Of the fact that NO have un-
quali!iealy denounced tho new Law. It was
smusEled through Copgroas during tho last
Auura OF tho aesslon. at = time When tho mem
bors were too busy to gayo tho bill tho careful
attention It deserved. The ezprosa companies,
In whoss interest tho outrageous increase WAY
made, "got In their work" With the aid Of CT.
Benator Ramsey, Of Minnesota, aud Senator
liamlin, Of Maino,-the lsttar OF whom, howoy-
Of, 1t ia but fair TO ray, was unaware Of tho anl-
age lle Was doing. Tie first act Of tbs now
Congress will undoubtedly be to repoAl tho OBJ
noxlous law. This will DO done before tho holt
daY 5eceaa,
, 1875-03-27
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
ItsT ltr THE St.kf<

Thu announcement In atelogram from Spring.
field. Yesterday, that the Governor had dronrct]
ax ~ thc f,tcon tc,,on. for ,f,,s,.
49,, ~ ~. -. IT, A.. 1',NsH'" ~ ~. n.'.'.' .".s
ces' o! III" .e"eo Wy '"o '"oscs VI JUDE eo""'s,
cAs'eca inuch oxcitoment among tho fifteen md
their friends. It was Impossible to toll who
tho unlt,cky n1iy,dnnls wcre. sineo no uanus
vcro ron,;oro1 n tt,o ,,,.r.te,, ~, rolcctious
,sd, sJ.I1 .,'.' ~. -" wv "' ao ~
ue''B 'uua 'e't open 10 CONJECTURE, no o"o =,
those who lind passed the judicial onieal
was at first oyor-sanenino that no was
acceptable to Ills ExccltcMcT. MANY mes.
sages Wogo sent 70 tho sshto C@p1tat Isr
dctinite information, but nont cl tno anh"oee
showed thai friends near tho eiofcfs1oF were no
wiser than those 10 Chicago. Dns,hs 'l'e nt.eI-
moon. however, 1t Was aseorinsned TO eetta'n.y
WHO t!rco Of tho unioft'snatcs nfe. nna' ae 10
, 1875-03-27

Srechl i,stuk'h II The Ghiuos Tribune,
OTTAWA, March 20.-icstor!sy MessrH. DlAn,
Canchon. Jetto aud I.antlor. tnombcrs of tho
Conmoua. waitod upo,, the lion. Sir. arackonzIo,
and presented Il memorial ttguod by 11s .ncm-
hers Of the llonse Of Commons nrging Upon tho
Government tho nroprioty If continuing tae a,i1-
and Montreal. mud submitting for tho conailcra-
ti"n Of tho Legislature At All oarIy day ths on H.
mated cost Of obta,n!ug IL, IS II. and l5 feet
respectively In tlarth At law whtor In Tho canal
nnl interrupted raachos bctwoon thel,. Tho
to learn that II or II foot III dorth could be Oh
tained for reasonable expenditure here. Mr.
atncltcuzio received tin dcpntntion very conr.
tconsIs. aud stAtetl that tho Government would
desired aa sbon as It Was possible TO obtain II,
, 1875-03-27

Tho firm OF Walsh Il ltptehnson, long known
throughout the West having enyiahle reputation
and commanding an c1tenatYe trade, haYo been IN
duced BY charact0riso enterprise and M increasing
business to thor millinery emporium 10 larger
and uoro fashionable quarters. This 1rtn IL now To-
Gated In the commod!ous double stores Nos, 1so mud
lG1 Wabash asonue, northeast Of Monroe stsee
1nost reliable, generous, and entesprtsing Arms Of
Chicago and their tsado Ia co-extonsirs with thcir
honorable repataioa. which signincs tlat this
Weat M thslr line Tho nav atnres arc fully stocked
with The latest aud most fashionable goods nnd rew
Invoices are recctstd with srery change Of fashions
decree. Tho etoek embraces elegant variety Of rb-
bons. llks laces. lowers, notiuns aud endless Va
rietr Of ladiea furnishing g,odu Dealers asauzo
that Ia trading with Wash X Hutchinson they arc
dealing With h.m whoao contans increase OF trsds
best stteats The satisfaction Of patrons.
, 1875-03-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

|
Tho Hellelujnl, slngors will bo proscnt md
| Htng At tho J.adIes Temperance Traycr.maottng
iii Lower TarWcIl Hall this afternoon al 9.
"Humo for 1'au aud Some fur Sas" will bt
sung by tho Jubco Siugets Monday evening Ii
Fatwclf Hail.
Tho Thosophical Society witt bc addrosscl
This ovoning by i'rof. Walter c. Lyman, of Now
I York, on tue subject Of "Elocutton as Bci-
! once."
Tho Hcv. ". II. Thomas, D. D., will deliver
tho no1t lecture Of tho cu,lrfo nt Campbell Hall
Tuesday ovening. Ills subject will be, 'Wl.at
IL Atan?"
4 temperance ma.s-mcct!ng will DO hold At thu
Ada St1cot Methodist Church Tomorrow oyetl-
Ing. mud VII DO addressed by Francis Murphy, OF
Portland. Nc.
Prof. Elias Colbor. lectures tomorrow after
noon At Mccormick Hail. al } o'clock on "Tlle
HISTORY Of tho UniyNrao,'' before tho Sunday
Lecture Society. Admission 10 ccuts to all parts
OF tho house.
sfr: Francis Mnrphy wi,l aadrcas maas-
meeting at tho AHA Street il. E. Church Sunday
Christian Temperance Uniuu. Mr. Murphy las
l'oen actively engaged in tho temperance work,
md Witnessed Tho signing OF tho pledge hv
1D.!lM ,'eis anl !,as organized between thirty
ceInber last.
uv,rr,,,r~ M ,,,,,,,aa
rrhn od,,,,.;as.f n,,t,t;a .tt -
ot'co ,I'.. H. ,s,,,,nr tar, W.. W. W
I,n,vors" accr sp'.,, 81 ~ a.d # H.; ~ 'uo
01'''7|' 0S~A' Mnxntr ~ '''o ''' ''"''
Junjors-pemostuenes dc co,ona. 1,r. roIer
sorhono.es-ril5ttcs, .ProG Lows
Aeaior,.oeooey md Isnersiosy. .iref, wheeler
neeond TearIs*'.' ;lro Clark
Iresifnen. selenti,c3utrh'ah' Loowy
rn,h,, :a; Moss
iii Y"arSIntIn ~ nfeG!.an FL
Third Ycsf--Greek .AIiro l,oias Wood
TUESDAY,
Houloss-LoEic.. Mess
Fseshnlen-urcek, Dr. noiso
derat4ro; .DF. Mathews
ria..ica} sa' WITH Nao Aaie" lear p-e. r.
sonaotn ,rs.-Hhstoric t,rof sfs,aMs
second Ycar-0reek. .Aiico Boise Wood
wEnsEspAr.
senioss-dseek and German Dr.. Boise
1R,su ~ ! Acar-'' ana sceonu Sci. H!stoFy
rrs.hs :. ~ Aathews
8nnnnuor..Mfsrrmann ""0 f. 1--we aass
sophonores, ciassicaioics Of Horace. rrof freeman
Junora-Cheml4lsy. .rroi. Wheeler
coiM1r9Lfs.
Classical bepartnrn-prof. David Swing, the Hon,
>. Z. aamoso'l, the NeT D; y; Cheney;
coitv"r H. III 1m moFS-lho Aos' Aooess
P3VosonSr@pr. Koh:eps Ju.ve n. ". nlodo.,t, M.
Ncr, Dr. Goodwin. >-~
3fathtnatls aud Natural science-Judgo ". ".
FarwoD, J. =. Reynolds.
, 1875-03-27
CRIMINAL.

A thief NTH musical turn Of mind asole a
s'IvoE-platpd fits aud riccolo from Andrew
nfo2hy's soom, At No. 227 Wcas Randolph street,
laat escptug.
John Lazy levied on tho ezcheques OF Charles
Quansrel', yesterday, to tho amount Of "a. hy !,
dexteroua manipulation Of three pastebosrds.
Jobn is Ut 3Iaatbou stlces Station.
Robert Wilson, = rheumatic individual Who
had to b. taken to the Armory IN a xAgon, waa
arrested yesterday on tho charge OF forgery in
, 1875-03-27

~ 1'ark Horft.
Tho last bit Of the manuscript Of Bret Harte's
noyel will 1o glyou to tile printers on tho lat uf
April. They ilayo been Rating OH it up to tnto,
handA Of tho public. htr. Ilarte coaatdcrs that
hn Inns put Ills best work into thia book, and
lnughlngly nays that he became worry much inter
este,l In thu story when reading 1t over In Tho
proofa. Tho yoluno. which will oontnin somo
600 pagos. will hc Illustrated by 150 pictures.
, 1875-03-27

Chicago q Northwestern Rat1way-Sun-
day Train.
Tho through Pacific oxrrens trsn for Council Dlurs,
OMAHA San Francisco and Ill other Far-Weat points,
wilt leave tho Wells atsee depot Of Tho Chicsgo l.
Northwestern hallway 1t lo;i5 a. N. sunday, March
18.
Through tcksts and sleepsng.csr bsrtAs can bo TO-
cured 1t Tho Company's ofncc No. 90 Clark street,
Sherman Ilouss Tickets VIA Chicago, Burlington 4
Quincy and Chicago, 1lock Island psci1o NaIlways
ero good Oh this train.
, 1875-03-27

cnvnrcd by yau amt belonging 10 inc: AMI! ntlHe he-
sp.ctfuIly yours WM. n1yrt.EstaH.
Tho truth H. that tho rr,rcrsy WAS recovered
BY tho ttetcctiyrH, who received no rewA1t nor
did Grocnobn,l,n, as was aifcgei, and Rtntlo-
man, bcnE uuahlo. OIL account ttf hss wife'e Ill
ness. TO 70 after tho properly, authorized
GEenpah to do 40
, 1875-03-27

"OFFtuE or JAaEs v. Z. BLASEr h Ros, ANALYTIC
At AND CONSULTING CHEMISTS. CHICAGO. Beps %,
1s7i.-E. IT, I'arks Es7., Fattkt9an III. DEAR sIn !:
The following ID tho znspt Of anu1ysiH Of sreci-
Of Wa.er from your '1!cn Flora Mineral
BpTlngs submitted TO us by Jou.
HOuo U, H. gallon Of a1l cubic inches contained:
, 1875-03-27

Ono Of Our Wholesale Houses,
Nilaor, Jenkius Fa1ou.' whoso immense wholesale
aud retail wall paper, curtain, aud bedding business
h just icon removed to 729 and 93l etao street. arc
doiug mozs .Aaa ever this spriug.
, 1875-03-27

Clothing at Wholesale Prices.
Tho above fact Ia enough to convIuce tho public
That "Putnams" Il tho pl1co 10 buy meas, youths,
boys and ch1droat clothing. Our stock I. very com.
rlsse In fresh spr1ng goods, al Of our own manuac-
tuse. Putnam Ons-Pfica Clothing upusn l3l and la3
Clark street, ut MAt1laoa street,
, 1875-03-27

E. n. Durkee @ Co.'s Salad. Dressius-A
LUXURY at Moderate Cost,
For meat and vegetable sai41s. combining IN pe.-
fac. Jon Ill tho requisites OF exceedng,yrtch and
delicious dresslng VIII! II thoroughly goou salad Ia
slWags assured, Sold by grocera.
, 1875-03-27

Nothing Can Shake
tho confidence OF the public In BozoLont, ~ rre-
aerycr aud brautiner Of tho teetli.
TINY beltsYs in The absolute wholesomenesa Of IL
fra8r7nt vegs4bls materials. Hence & oycr incfeas
lug popularity.
, 1875-03-27

ChlokerinE Upright Pinnos.
Juft received II Aeeds Temple Of Music, corner Of
Dearborn and Van DuFea streets, few yeEy nns up
right pianos coatxlniug The lafcat and beat Improve
plept4.
, 1875-03-27

botose hn cras thought Of It.. As Mr.. DAILY docs
NOT understand tlorlnnn. ifc rnnnUt eron claim
tho credit nf trnnBtatinE it. but had probably
Ronc ons else 10 do 1t for him.
, 1875-03-27
The Ear.

Ekf.
TIA card ot d. ussty may bs found b aaslAss col
u.un Of our paper,
, 1875-03-27

TIN sbsenee Of nulphato Of limo ia noteworthy, AZ
tho pyaton II present In any considerable quantity,
Yonrs respectfully, James v. Z. l!lancy h aon."
Glen Flors mineral water Il for sale By most OF tho
drugglsts u this city,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03
The Cos; supply.

The English have been conSiI -abiy alarm
2! ov.e The probable cyhaT ton Of tileis coal
NiAes. ;h. .saiect OF 4 coal supply .iis r..
ceiyeG the attention Of i',rssi. also. and TIE
researches .! Htron i,chtofen III China revea!
ii. fac: !lat III cCl.i area Of that eouutrv i,
neatly ,J1,Uco square miles. In one province,
that u Snansi, the Baron found body 0!
coal Of So, $50 square miles, varying :raia
twelve to thirty feet IL thickness, and Mr.
Pumrelly, an American scientist. has diScov-
ed similar inexnauotible deposits.
Hitherto the Chinese have been bitterly
opposed to breaking into the bosom of mother
earth and getting this commercial milk, but
the progress Of Japan toward high civiliZa-
ton is changing their views somewhat, and
the authorities are granting permission to
foreign capitalists to construct some short
telegraph and railroad lines. The opening
of these coal-fields is not efar distant, and
traffic 10y steamers between California and the
Asiatlc coast will receive a vast impulse. The
steamers Of the Pacific Mail Company burn
English coal to a great extent, and it is be-
coming more expensive every day. Chinese
civiliz alton will be an accomplished fact
Currency Plucked from the Burning.
-Four ladies Of the Treasury Department are
constantly engaged IL restoring charTed cur
secure lis redemption. After Chlcagos great
fire, 200 c.iss. of money. al il cinders, aggre-
eating 1t owners valuation. c;lGl 997 %,
we're forwarded to thi, Bureau ana ont OF
that SUM .l2G, 81 33 was redeemed and its
equivalent returned to the ownels. SO Bos-
tn saved SIS, 200 80 Ont OF So Si2 90 The
process, is TO dotach from the eharred mass
each little shriveled piece and lay it on blot
ting paper. This is done with a very thin
knife. The pieces are examined with magni-
fying glasses, and when deciphered arc pasted
on thin strips Of paper and added to until a
perfect bill is made.
4 skilfRl operator once deciphered $751;
0n9 Of 300 600 that had been in the hold Of
a burned vessel Ior three years, and the ex-
press company responsible fer the amount
gave her $500. Again, the quartette labored
over some bonds which a crazy
cashier had thrown into the fire, and, though
the directors asked but S100, 000 they picked
out S45, 900 over tina. amount. The over
joyed directors instantly, and with the gener-
osity Of true neybagS, made each of the
ladies a present OF tour dollars. Perhaps it
would be better to prohibit The operators from
accepting reward from interested parties
Under a golden or greeuback stimulus their
visual organs might reach abnormal powers
Dont fail tO fry PARAGON Yeast DOWlers
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03
by Albert Paul.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE or WE'RE oE
scripton. Carpets, Crockory. Giass ;,ni othe,
Ware, Etc, Etc.
pY ALBERT PAUL, Aucsioneor Grieo and
ID salesroonl 20 20 isoya stTee:-Wi sell every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. SIX. .EIOAY. 1t IL
o'clock, \. NJ al the sAle.iooD!. u !.oyai. paas
gr1st nlhouse Streets
general assortment - Hew snd secondhand
Housailo.i sarl' ture, Carpets. Croc.ery. Glass
sDd other Ware. ot:., etc.
Leans soeGr9a ca .urai.ur-s cts. Storage at
ef';ii. satas "a tx
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03
by Hoffman, Marks s. CO.

500 HAGES PLAIN. STRIPE AND CHE, X
Nlinsook fol account of Manufacturers
DY HOFFMAN, MARKS * CO-Alex levy.
JAuctioneer-tm WEDNESDAY. the 3d inst at
T. O'Clock NJ. at Salesroom No b Charities street,
viii he sold for account Of manufacturers
800 packages plain, stripe aud check Nansocf;s the
whatever
Terms Vt sale. plh EsN
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03
Ey Geo. rcalsosrs

HORSES. MULES BUGGIES, CAHYS oASD
WAGONS.
RY GEO. PEARSON-Acx. Huston, Auctioneer
- On SATURDAY, Feb. g. and TO re continued
every SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY free of en-
trance fees AT the stables OF Jaeqaes Levy. 25 GRAY.
ier street, will be sold
Horses Mules Buggies Carts Wagons and every
thing suitable fer plantation use. "a In
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03
AUCTION SALES.
BY r. NJ. s. B. }. Montgomery.
d NJ. e. B. J. MONTGOMERY,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND DEALERS IN
NEW FURNITURE.
Office ArmOrv HILL ~ Camp Street
Office Armory Hall, 50 Camp street.

Tri-w weekly sales of every description OF household
furniture mirrors, pianos carpets, mattresses, etc,
etc, on Tuesdays Thursdays and Satm days at auc-
ton room, No. 50 Camp street, commencing at II
o'clock.
Semi-weekly sales of horses mules, buggies car.
rages, etc, etc at sales stables corner OF GTayier
and BaroDne streets, on Wednesdays and Saturdays
commencing at II o'clock A. NJ
Out door sales of every description promptly at,
tended to.
SPECIAL attention paid to the sales of Real Estate
and Stocks
Always on hand the largest stock of new furniture
OF every variety To be found in the city at their show
rooms, Arnory Hall 81 Camp street
BENG the largest and oldest establishment of the
KIND Iii the South they solicit portion of the public
patronage bo'h in their line auctioneers and deal
iii furniture. ia1 1v
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03

Hall of Orlea steam Engine 60. No. =
New Orleans, March = l-.5.-The members Of this
Company respectfully notified to mble at the
Engine House on ThCRSDAY Na.ch g. at
clock A. NJ precisely IN full parade unitor1nj 10
participate in the next celebration. Exempt and
hof oraIE members are respectfully invited u attend.
By order. JOHN L. GROSS Foreman.
y BscHaF, Secretary. - It
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03

ESenator-elect Andrew Johnson told cor
respondent Of the st. Louis Repa5!icaa re.
Gently that he had 10 doubt whatever about
President Grants third term purposes He
did not know anything about the details per-
sonal or otherwise, OF the situation az Wash
ington, because he had been there but very
little, and had his mind occupied with other
affairs while there. But so far as he Was able
to Judge, from his knowledge Of Grant as a
man and as politician, he thought there was
no end to tie number of terms he would take
II he could get them-in fact there was no
end to anything Grant would take il he could
get L.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Hoffman, Marks & Co. sell 500 packages Nainsooks at
II NJ, at 80 Charities street.
80. Pearson sells Horses, Mules, Buggies. C ar
and Wagons, at the Sales Stables of Jacoues
Levy, 215 Gravier street.
Albert Paul sells Household Furniture etc at 10
A. M, at salesroom, 40 Royal street near Gus
tOmhouse