The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-19

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Browns compliments to Mr.. Smith. Think
It equally unnecessary to spell pigs with tw
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We are indebted to II. q. Eyrich. book3ell
or and 6tationer, 100 Canal street, for til
latest New York and other Northern papers
Eyrich makes it point to have the very hes
news, and his elegant store will be found t.
DO a repository for useful information Of al
kinds.
IF was horse, now" unused n big boy
as he strug 3led up Grswold street yesterday
I'D be stabbed, rubbed down and be fed
but I'm boy, and I've got to go home, clear
off snow, bring in wood, tote water. and rocl
che durned old baby for an hour and "a half.
Detroit Free Press.
The representative of an American mu
scum" says a news item, bid ~. 900 francs al
a sale in Paris the other day for an old pistol
but the Baron Rothschild went a thousand
better and got it. And it was but natural
That the pistol should 90 off when a RotLs.
chld snapped at it.
When a girl crops her front hair and pulls
It down over her forehead like IL Mexican
mustang ana then ties a picco OF red velvet
around her neck, who can wonder at the
numbcr of pale faced young men that throw
away their ambition and pass sleeplcss
nights in trying to raise down on their upper
lips? hnSas city Times.
The * members of the United States House
and Senate are making themselves very dis
agreeable to the departments in search of an
office and living "Anything. MIR. Presi-
dent, from o foreign mission to q par OF old
breeches. They ought TO bo brisaiod and
placed under the command Of Gen. Butler,
and called The Br al and Butter Bciea1e of
Treasury Eaters.
lady was leading u little black and tan
dog When she reached tho corner boy
suddenly cnt the string, and giving yell that
a boy only can give, black and tan put down
Canal street at his beat pacs The lady
caught the 10y, and gave him fey smart
raps on the head with the handle of her par
asol. and being asked what she was doing,
naively answered, I'm handling the nucleus
Of very bad man.
Of two members of 9el-known Boston
firm, one of whom possesses tho larger capital
and the other the larger business influence,
Eho latter became dissatisfied. the other day,
ard advertised anonymously for q partner with
$4,000 capital. One reply was received to
the advertisement and q correspondence en- |
sued. At last the parties met, and the man
who answered the advertisement proved to be
The advertisers partner.
Two nero men wcro hung in Maryland |
Friday Tor killing two white women. They |
both departed this life with tho assured hope |
Of bliSsful immortality. Murder seems to
sincere repentance with the man and brother.
IN looking blck upon their happy transa-
lions upon the g.llows, we are almost per-
suaded to pray: Let mel like Il respectable
white pusson, and die like Il disreputable
colored puss IN.
certain Justice Stemmler. of New York,
vas to the Governor reported dead. upon
which the Governor Immediately appointed
his SUCCESSOR Justice S emmler not being
lead ut all, made great efforts to persuade
Gov. Tllicn of that fact. but the Governor,
having signed the commission of Stemmler's
insisted that Stemmler was e,ally
leiunct in the eye Of tho law if not
mt the eye of the fact And Justice
emmler is walking about IN u dlze. with
Dig club, looking anxiously for The man who
informed the Governor that he had departed
Or another and better world
Bait . hook, Pott hook, if you will, with
he possibility of pun. and how the para
,raphists will bite. Some matter-o fact man
viii lead of with Mr.. T. Pott is an editor in .
Iaine. Tne Boston Post will follow with :
Nheles a tempest in that T. Pott The Con
Ter will remark that L. Pott is liable to boil I
ver The Rochester Chronicle: Come now, I
elbow citizens, thi, thing about L. Pott is t
90 steep. Thu st. Louis Republican will
ssert that L. Pot is journalist who has d
rounds for his course The Milwaukee SEN a
mel will want to know what on hearth L. Pott r
ants in the profession. The Milwaukee
ews will speak of him as old Hy's son. He
ill be mentioned by the Boston Advertiser
5 T. Pou the 'steemad editor Of the Main
ettle. The Detroit Free Press will pit T. "
ott az lint 3 d Schenck on a little game of S
raw. All thes journals having. like Polly,