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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-14

So1mlsSioNEhs oF CONSOLIDATED DEBT, l
City Hall, New Orleans June 3, 1875. !
Notice to Holders Of City Bonds.
In conformity with the ordinance of the City Coun.
Gil notice is hereby given that tenders for Bonds to
be converted into emium Bonds viii be received at
the Department Of Finance until the FIRST OF
SEPTEMBER NEXT.
In order that there be delay in providing for the
first allotment parties should report At ONCE the
amount they intend to offer.
C. j. LEEDS, Mayor,
ED. PILSBURY, Administrator F.n.,..
j. G.. BROWN, Administrator Aooount.
s3 2dDn Commissioners Consolidated Debt,
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You Can Find Them
SHEPARD'S.
The largest and best assortment of
Fire Iron Stands, Spark Guards,
Fire Sets Iron Tenders,
Coal Claws, Coal Hoes,
Beautifully decorated COAL VASES
from 81 80 to S.
Plate Warmers, Coffee and Tea Urns,
Chatting Dishes Coal Stoves,
Hot Water Plates Extras,
And everything useful in the way Of
Household Comforts.
A large line Of
Individual Cups and Saucers,
With notices and names.
Elegant SITS of Fine Cut Glassware,
And aa immense stock of General House ware.
w. C. SHEPARV g. Co,
MA 1t 2p 90 Camp street and t16 Common.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-14

What the Cooks K7lOeO about
COLLINS'S PARAGON YEAST POWDER,
NEW ORLEANS Feb. g. 1875.
We, the undersigned professionals in Incl do
hereby certify that after fair and repeated trials Of
the justly celebrated c. H. COLLINSs PARAGON
YEAST POW DER. do with great pleasure
recommend them to all in want of a superior article
and without hesitation pronounce them as unsur-
passed by any we have ever used
Very respectfully,
ALFRED FREDERICKS, EDWARD ZEIDLER
Chief Cooks at Hugh McCloskey's.
ALEX. HAUSSE, Steward City Hotel
SAML STANLEY, Head Cook Cas- idys.
JOSEPH LA RUE Heat Cook St James.
PHILIP CLARK, River Cook.
For sale by all Grecers. Wholesale Depot IS Peters
street. mig 2dp
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-14

TtUO CMriOsities
In THE
SHAPE OF PIAN OS,
Just arrived by Steamship Frankfurt.
ONE QUATUOR PIANO, producing the effect of
Violo, Alto. Violincello and Bass
ONE PLANO WITH PROLONGED TONE, pro-
duces heavenly music by its really sympathetic.
@use WITH 1eat attention au and pleasure
Both instruments will be on exhibition at my
Ware oms, from II to l, and to 9 T. M
THE PUBLIC Is CORDIALLY INVITED.
NEW PIANOS are sold on MONTHLY PAY
MENTS from SIS to $50, until paid for.
A lot of good Second H and PIANOS at from IS to
$40 MONTHLY. until paid for, and at astonishing
LOW PRICES FOR CASH.
LOUIS GRUNEWALD,
n GRUNEWALD HALL,
n14 Baronne street. near Canal.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-14

Clearing Sale
OF
DRESS GOODS.
Our Importa ion of DRESS GOODS being largely
in excess of the demand, we shall commence from
MONDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1873.
to offer the entire line at
Reduction of Twenty Per Cent from our
Present Prices.
Purchasers will find it to their interest t0call and
examine our Stock before pun chasing elsewhere
d. II. HOLMES,
Nos. 155 Canal and Is Bourbon street.
MA 3t 2dp
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NOTICING Orders taken on the Buiietln olnce
unless indorsed by the fhVr nlLlOn.
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Nar Orleans Nov. 10. 1875 MA
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04

New Castle county Geo. ". Ingram, real
estate agent at Middletown, reports the follow
ing recent sales Farm Of B. r. Meginniss,
Kent county, Nd, to John Price, for sll,5oO;
that Of Mrs Hessey, Sassafras Neck, to Hiram
Deal, for $1,000; that of Richard Ferguson to
John Fie, for &c. 400; that Of William Lee to
Alexandria McNeeley at price not named.
Kent county, Del. William s. Jones, admin
istrator Of James Jones, has sold the real estate
of the deceased in kenton hundred as follows
A 100 acre tract west OF Kenton to Vim. McCauley
81 per acre. an 86I1 acre tract, adjoining the
above, to VIM S. Jones, at 81 per acre; lO4
tract in the Alley, to l. s. Lapham, for a. ~ per
acre; and the farm opposite the homestead. ny
acres, to John Wright for Sl5 25 per acre. There
were no improvements on this last.
Sussex county Messrs Gardner Barker
real estate agents, have sold for Caleb Lyndon, a
farm Of 80 acres, three miles from Milford, to
Mrs. Fanny Close, of San Francisco, California
Price $1,000. The purchaser will take possession
early next month.
Cecil County W. A. Long, agent. reports the
following sales The lllingworth property, 100
acres and mill in East Nottingham township, be-
longing to the estate of the late Thomas War
rington, West Chester, sold to Lewis II. and
Geo. Coale Of East Nottingham for $4,000. Al
$50 acres and mill In Elk township, to DR.. Rob-
ert II. Alison of Philadelphia, for $1,000.
Kent county, MI; Messrs. Hynson and
Pearce. trustees, have sold the dwelling house
of tho late John Greenwood, on Queen street,
in Chestettown, to Mrs, c. $. Wethered for Ca
012.00.
Talbot county J. Il. Mancha has sold for
the Misses Bracco small farm OF IS acres,
handsomely improved, in Oxford Neck, to Mr..
Samuel V. Smith, of New York for 50 500. Also
for DR.. $. A. Harrison, mortgage, the farm in
Chapel District known as g Beaver Neck" be
longing to Mr.. j. Z. Shannabsn, Jr, containing
282 acres. to Mr. j. B Bennett for 1896, sub
ject to another mortage.
acres near Bsthlehem, has been sold by ]. F.
Manchs real estate agent. to j. b. Vincent, Of
Pennsylvania, for $1,000. James Walsh. OF
Norrstown, Pa, has been purchasing largely
in the lower part Of the country, among his
purchases being the home farm of the late Can
non Charles, three miles north of fredericksburg,
containing $50 acres; also an adjoining farm OF
200 acres at full prices.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04
Delaware state Grange.

COMPLETION OF THE ORGANIZATION, TUESDAY,
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Worthy Master, J. NJ. Hamilton. Of California,
under authority Of the National Grange, Patrons
Of Husbsndry, organized . Delaware State
Grange, in this city, this morning. Fifteen out
of eighteen Of the Subordinate Oranges were
represented at the meeting for organic stlon.
The following officers were elected
Master, Jno. ]. Ross, of Milford Grange
No. 6.
oyerseer, Geow. Jackson, Wilmington Grange
No. II.
Lecturer, Thos. ]. D.lworth, Port Penn Grange
steward, Henry Thompson. Union Grange
Asst. Steward, J. NJ. Shakespeare, Hockessin
Chaplain, J. Day, West Brandywlne, No. 49,
Treasurer, j. NJ. Brscken, Diamond State, No. 2
:, Secretary. ". L. wier, Central Brandywine,
No. IA.
Gate Keeper, WIN. Day, Newark Grange No. s.
Ceres. Mrs. Thos. J. Dilworth, Port Penn
Pomo%a, Mrs. Geo. W. Jackson, Wilmington
Flora, Mrs. J. ". Day. West Brandywine
Grange No. IS.
Lady Asst. Steward, Mrs. J. H. Mccullough,
Centre Grange No: II.
The ceremony Of installation took place, this
afternoon, at O'Clock.
In the afternoon, the newly elected officers
Of the Delaware State Grange were installed by.
Worthy Deputy J. W. Hamilton, at the Grange
Room, No. Cos Market street. After the cere-
mony OF installation, Judge Hamilton (who Is .
native Delawarean) delivered An able address
which we shall publish in the COMMERCIAL
The Grange adopted . constitution and by
| laws modelled after that Of the National Grange,
| and elected an executive committee to whom Ia
| entrusted the interests Of the order while the
| State Grange il not In session. The committee
10 composed as follows Thomas F. Dilworth.
| (chAirman) Port Penn, ono year; VIM. Dean,
Newark, two years Geo. W. jackson, Whining
ton, two years Jno W. Day, Wilmington, one
year Samuel Robbins, Bndgeville, one year J.
| d. Mccullough, Centrevllls, two Year,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04
RudOIph'H Art Gallery.

RECEPTION OF SOME NEW PAINTINGS BY HETzEL-
soME WORK BY AN ARTIST WHOSE PRODUCTIONS
HAVE NOT BEEN ON EXHIBITION BEFoRs.
On Saturday last, Mr.. @. F. Rudolph received
two paintings from Mr.. Geo. Hetzel, at Pitts
burg, being his latest productions, and, probab.
ly, his best They are descriptive Of Summer
and Autumn scenery. Each is representative OF
the wild and picturesque beauty which surrounds
Jolinstown, Pa, and il faithful 10 tho original
the localities must be charming aud delightful.
Tho summer scene will probably attract the
behoder with greater interest, it being 40 very
cheerful, and representation CT pastoral life
which none can fail to admire. A spirlt Of con-
tentment and peace broods over the whole
scene - lovely valley. In the fore.
ground murmurs q stream whose waters
are so low that the hockey bottom is everywhere
exposed, and whose sides are living picture Of
rock over which has flowed the muddy currents
On either eide of the stream, which Ia lost in the
far distant mountains, cattle are lszily browspg,
while all around them grow In luxurance the
meadow grasses. just beyond is field ripe for
the harvest, and back Of this lofty mountain
is here that the artist has executed his best
work. The mountain foliage is brought out with
faithful enect,a lazy haze overhsnging the whole
which increases in volume and intensity with
the recedng view. Throughout, the picture is
one Of rare beauty and excellence. Tho autumn
scene depicts in natural colors the variegated
foliage Of the mountains after the frosts have
tinged the leaves, and blends both in the water
between the hills and the sky overhead all tile
glorles OF late season. This scene 10 more
sombre than the first-named, but in perfection
Of execution In not one whit less.
Mr.. Rudolph has also on exhibition lot OF
choice paintings by Hamilton, Benzel, Lewes
and Others descriptive Of marine, landscape and
other views. Among them are two small paint
ings by Hugh Newell, Principal Of the school OF
or S1.tr NAV ,ol Tl,a
Garden Gate" and "rhe Harvesters," both Of
which are works Of merit Mr.. Newell, while
engaged in art painting for many years, has
never before placed his productions on exhibit
tion outside Of Pittsburg, but he has furnished
a few pictures for Batimoreans on private or
ders
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04
The Union Aid society.
OUT OF FUNDS AND pIrrRIDurroS OF FOOD sToPPEI
SOUP STILL SERVED.

OUT OF FUNDS AND DIrTRIDUTIoS OF FOOD STOPPED
SOUP STILL SERVED.
Owing to want Of funds the Union Aid Society
was compelled to stop the distribution Of food
ever the counter with last Saturdays work, the
soup room will remain open for a time to sup
ply ticket demands only. Casual callers have
been refused since the 18th ult.
Since Jan. 2ud 2Sl9 gallons soup have been
distributed. 48l7 family applications by ticket
and kettle have been supplied and $3.50 pc sons
have been fed at the table.
During the season 1896 rations have been dis
tributed to 1011 accounts each ration about sur
cient to last an adult week, nearly all Of these
accounts represent families and rarely have more
than three rations been given weekly 10 family.
We have had many donations OF food, materialf,
labor &c. The above work has been done ut q
cost of S28S415
Our visitors have found in our city many casee
of aged and worthy poor and sick who need
especial attention. 10 meet the requirements Of
these, committee of ten has been appointed
from the body OF the Society To render their
work effective funds will be required and we
strongly urge this claim to the benevolent, being
well satisfied that the money will be judiciously
expended and prevent much suffering among .
class whom it is pleasure As well a. duty to
assist
Funds NAV be sent to Mrs. Lea Pussy, King
street, or to the officers Of this Society.
ELLwooD GARRETT, Prert.
Al mo LAT
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04
The Building outlook.


ONLY THREE sURvIY Us, LAST MoNTH-THE PROSPECT
FROM TUE BUILDERS STANDPOINT.
The building outlook, Judging from the ac-
compliments Of the Department Of Surveying
thus far, this year, is not very encouraging.
During January surveys were made for but one
building, and during the month just closed for
but three, as follows
Joseph Price, house on a short street be-
tween dupont and Scott, and It'll and 9Th.
Bellah Il Elliott warehouse for Harvey 4
Ssler on Third street, between French and
King.
jesse U. johnson, house on the South side
Of 23rd street, between Market and TatnAll.
The prospect as gathered from the Surveying
complishments OF the month. II can furnish no
cate future results. We are, therefore, left to
the builders to understand the extent of antici-
pated work and progress OF this character. With
this object in view, COMMERCIAL reporter, this
morning, called upon soE1o Of tho more
prominent builders aud contractors,
but they were unable to give any positive indi-
cations Of busy season. The prospect, howev.
or, they say is brighter than it was month ago.
Many people talk Of building. but few have
reached determination to build. In the coun-
try there are more hopeful signs than in the
city. In all directions new houses and barns
will be erected during the season, aud we are IN
formed that many are already under contract,
while some have actually been begun. 1t may be
possible that the next few week may witness q
revival In building operations, but there is moth
ing now apparent upon which to base an expec.
taton. The builders are only hopeful.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04

er- None but phi scian Knows how much re-
liable aiteratire is needed by the people. On all
are multitudes who suffer from complaints that
nothing but an ateratire cures, Hence great
many VI IN IN have been made and put aboard with
the assurance OF being eff cual. But they fail to
accomplish the cures they premise, because they
have not the intrinsic virtues they claim. In this
state OF the case. DR.. y. c. AVER CO., OF Lowell
have supplied oMPoUND EXTRACT OF SARsAPAR
lila, which proves to be the long-de fred remedy.
Its peculiar difference from other kindred prepare
tons in the market 10 that II the diseases for
which 1t is recommended, while they may not. We
are ssurI OF this fact by more than one intelligent
physician in this nelghbo-hoo' and have the furth-
q evidence OF our own experience OF It's tru'h =
N1shtills fnnl Farmer
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04
LOCAL NEWS.

The steamers have resumed OH Chester river
Ducks are reported plentiful In the Peninsula
rivers
Early peas have been planted in salisbur,
since the thaw.
Visitors are once more denied access to the
New Castle jail.
The NJ p. Conference meets in Baltimore on
the 10th OF March.
Rev. @. D. Watson Is visiting his prospective
charge in indianapolis.
Work will be begun upon new Masonic Hall
in Heading In the Spring.
Thos. NJ. Ogle, will administer on the estate
OF his father, Howard Osle
There are Ave Democrats in this city who
would like to be Mayor, II convenient.
Sam'l Peters, master machnist and engineer
on the Md h Del. II. r., died at Easton recent
~.
Charles Stevens has been appointed postmas-
ter ut Denton In place Of Jacob Alburger, de-
ceased.
Samuel Berch, IL Reading diotller, has paid al
most $40, 900, in taxes on Whisky since FebIu-
Ary lst.
Jno. b. Graves has removed from Downing.
town to Wilmington, whore he will open q jew
elry store.
The Centreviile papers speak in warm terms
OF praise Of Rev. Jos. H. Smiths recent lecture
IN that town.
Morris. Tasker 4 Co. have obtxined three
large contracts IN Canada for the building Of
gas holders.
The Oxford Agricultural Society III seeking to
devise means whereby the exhibition grounds
may be improved and new buildings be erected.
1t is announced from Kennett Square that
the fire company lately organized there will buy
the hand engine Of the Good Will Co., Of New
Castle.
The Old Dominion line from Lewes to New
York IL growing popular IS an excursion route.
The Legislature talk Of accepting it's hospitality
IN June next.
tebt Of $4,000 is hanging over the Whining
ton Conference Academy, and the proposition
has been made to Appropriate this amount ont
Of the missionary funds Of the Conference.
Another discharge Of thirty workmen was
made at Roachs yards, Chester, on Wednesday.
1t is understood that the repeal of the Pacific
Mail subsidy has rendered this step necessary.
Elkton has taken religious tnrn. Beside tile
regular lenten services at the Episcopal and Cath
Ole Churches, the Presbyterian and Methodist
Churches are holding Bible readings, prayer
meetings and other form Of services every after
noon and evening, while the union MONDAY
prayer meetings are kept up at the Odd Fellows'
Hall daily from ~ to o'clock.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04
T0NVn Elections.

Dover, March 2.
Forty.tSo votes were polled at the town cleo
ton yesterday afternoon. William Dyer, John
Bockman and John W. Smith were elected Com
missioners.
Last evening" the Commissioners met aud
elected the following officers job Pyles, Thorn
as Cashell. n. II, Hutchins, George w. Tucker,
James Goodwin and Thomas NJ. King William
J. Dyer ard James Kirk were appointed an au-
diting committee. The election OF an assessor
and collector was postponed until the next meet
ing,
MIDpLETowS, March 9.
The following officers were elected yesterday /;
Commissioners, J. r. Hall, L. P. Mcdowell E.
W. Lockwood, l.. G. Vandeerift, J. H. Walker;
Assessor, G. f. Anderson; Treasurer, Col. Ham
son; Alderman, q. c. Foster.
MILFORD, March q
The town election yesterday resulted NJ fol-
lows: Alderman, William Shockley Commits
soners, Cornelius J. Hall, Jno II. Cahall, James
Reedy, John w. Heallett Mark II. Davis, Will
liam II. Davis Assessor, Reuben A. Steward ;
Collector and Treasurer, George A. Moore. No
issues were involved aud no party lines were
drawn. The number OF votes cast wss 304.
SMYRNA, March 2.
The election yesterday, resulted in the choice
of the following Commissioners, Jno. ii. Hof-
fecker, N. F. Wilds, Jno. B. Cooper. II. G. Doug
lass, Thos E. Jefferson, Jno. Van Gasken, Chas.
Z. Foxwell Alderman, Henry G. Budd Treas
urer, Jno. L. Collins Assessor, Ezekiel j. Colt.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04

tfSeItons Debihty.-A depressed irritable state
energy or animation; cOnfusf head, weak menu
DRY. The cgnseq .ence Of excuses, or mental over
work. This Nervous iebiiitg finds sovereign cure
in Eumphr, ys' Homeopathic Specific. No. %. 1t
tones up The system, uspes the mental 81 ON and
spondency, and reiuvfna'es the entire S. stem. 1t
IA Perfectly harmless anu a'Has efficient. Price
IS for packaZ OF nvf boxes and large Sc vial OF
powder, which is inpor ant In oil, serious cases ;
or 81 per single box. sold by ell druggists, or sent
by mhil op IeGeip, Of price. Address Humphreys
specific Homeopathic Medicine Co, No. tG2 Froad-
way, N, Y, ieb25dAy
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Dfatns.

pLATT-Ia this city, on the LIST Inst, Mary Plat
aged 70 years
The friends and relatives OF the family are re.
spectfu ly inved u attend the funeral from her late
residence, No. 2h3 West eth street, on Thursday af-
ternoon, at oc'ocF. 10 proceed 10 Wilmington an
Brandywlrc Cemetery.
RE iD--At "usculun, Wilmington, Delaware, on
SATURDAY. evening, February eth, 1875, of pueGmo-
Lila, Al zander Stuart Red in the tn year OF his
age
WtLEY-Th this city, on Monday, March LIST, Isis,
Elizabeth Wiley, In the ssh year Of Ell age.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04
Read.

We are now advertising several leading Phos-
pilates, but would particularly invite attention
of farmers 10 the improved Star Bone Phosphate,
manufactured by Hubbard Il Bro, Wyoming, DEL
This phosphate has merits commensurate with its
reputA alton, which Is equal TO any in the market, and
is sold which is er OF great consideration, at
much lower price than any other phosphate. The
satisfaction resulting from its use can only be at
trbued to the large percentage OF actual Fertilizer,
essentially bone, employed in Its manufacture max
ing 1t undoubtedly the hest manure for al crops
that can be put In the soil.
Mesrss. Hubbard Bro, are now shipping II to all
parts, and orders are coming In dai y, Indicating
general use this fall. Those expecting to use the
Improved Star Bone Phosphate will avoid dIsap-
polntment by sending the!r orders early
HUBBARD 4 BRO,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04

in young or old, married or snge, at the dawn
@onanho0d or the charge OF life. Ut. Perce's
Fayorte Prescription mauiicsts such positively
remedial influence as 10 call forth the loudest praise
from Eli " ho use IT,
MT. JOHN A. kinney, druggist, Of Knob Noster,
No., writes as + lloys.
" Or. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, Gear Sir-Your medi.
cnes Sc better han any other keep, and gives uli-
lighted vi your Favorite Prescription, and II
seems to be ayofite among all that have ever used
IT," II is sold by druggists and dealers n medi-
cines
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04

IL Many Suffer rathfr than take nauseous medi.
cine. sufferers from coughs colds, influ, MA sor-
throat or tendency TO Consumption, will mud In DR.
WlsfARs bALsAN OF WILD KERRY, q remedy as
agreeable to the psiae as eectual In removing dis
ease. % cents aud 81 q bottle, large bstt 60 much
the cheaper,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-04

OYSTER SHIPMENTS TO THE VISTA growing
article Of trade for shipment to the West is the
oyeter, and during the present season larger
quantity has been sent away than usual. The
shipments are not made in cans, nor yet in what
Is known az refrigerator cars. but in the shells
in ordinary cars. The oysters are simply care.
fully packed in barrels, both ends tightly headed
up, and being put on board the fast freight lines
they arrive in Chicago and St. Louis in good con.
dition, where they find . ready market. We are
not aware that they are shipped beyond these
points. These oysters arc taken at Crsfield,
shipped to this city, where they are re packed in
such manner that they escape spelling unless
the weather DO warm. Conner Il Co., of this
city, are the pioneer shippers. and they have
chosen the Wilmington 4 Reading az the best
medium for western freghts.