The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-17
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CHRIST AND HUMAN1TY-with a Review, Hir-
torcal and Critical. of the Doctrine of
Christ's Person. By Henry NJ. Good yn
New York: Harper & Brothers. From
George Ellis q Brother, 50 Camp street.
New Orleans.
The volume before US embraces series of
sermons, written and delivered at different
periods and pieces; rewrit en- and presented
in the present form and at the present time
with a view to the refutation Of the low and
degrad ng notions which many are seeking to
substitute for the Divine idea revealed in the
Bible, the new and blasphem-
Gus doctrine that man was made in the image
of the brute, and is only developed ape -
These words, quoted from the au hor's pre-
face, sufli ;iently exhibit the anitnus and call
bre Of the work.
THE Law AND THE LADY. A novel BY VII
kle Collins. With illustrations New Iors ::
Harper 4 Brothers. New Orleans: Ellis &
Brother
This is a paper-covered, cheap edition Of
Wiltie Col!lns'5 latest and, in some respects
most powerful novel, which was recently re-
viewed at some length in this column
THE New ORLEANS MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
JOURNAL Edited by S NJ Bemiss, NJ. ID.
NV Orleans: james A. Gresham.
The March number of this, the Oldest
medical Journal published in the Southwest
is unusually rich in original essays, no less
than nine appearing in the table OF contents
We note especially the Review Of Yello Y
Fever in New Orleans, 1869 a." "Scarlet
Fever with its Sequelar," aud "A Study on
Group and DIphtheria. DR.. Chailles article
on ''Nita Statistics Applied to the Military
Reconstruction Politics Of Louisiana" con
tains much valuable information The logical
deductions from the statistical facts given are
very striking, and are fatal to Republican,
ism.
$1,000 REWARD. Memoirs Of George the
Fourth, descriptive OF the most int. restin Z
scenes OF his Public and Private i4if,, with
Characteristic SIX tches OF all the { Il bra
ted Men who were bis Friends and { ri
panions as a Prince, and his Minister'S and
Counselors as q Monarch Compiled FROM
authentic sources and documentS in the
hing Library Ia tle British Museum.
BY Robert Hni>h limo. tWo volumes IL
one, paper, 800 ~. 81 =. q. Eyrich,
New Orleans.
The above volume will possess for ali
classes of readers the most intense fiscin.-
ton, tearing aside the veil Of secrecy tina.
has 50 long erveloped the life aud doinss of
George The Fourth. Truth viii at las rise to
the slr:ac and, in spite Of all the eff ,rts for
suppression that royaltg and money could
invest, it has been LEFT f,r Il, to read tie
events Of Georges remarkable reign by the
cllcium light OF the truth. The present
work comprises the original as published in
two volumes, and the whole is given in It's
entirety. To our readr rs We say, read it
feeling assured that its perusal viii satisfy
their curiosity and interest.
large audience gathered last evening at
Barnums Hippodrome to witness the trot-
ting races for two purses of $3.50 and S22J
respectively. The $3.50 purse was offered
for race Of two miles and repeat and was
won by Josie, defeating Bessie and Longtel-
low; the time was $50. The horse Dan Cas-
tello beat Pilot in three straight heats. the
time of the best heat was 2:39l. For the
1925 purse the contestants were Lyman Dan
Miller, Mary NJ. and Sherman. Mary NJ. won
two heats and the purse. the best time being
2:4S.-N. I. Tribune, 10M.
Bishop Ames tells story Of slave master in