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PROPERTY HOLDERS UNION,

The Central Executive Committee, Prop
erty Holders Union, met last night.
The meeting was called TO order by Presi
dent A. Mitchell at y o'clock, and the differ
ent Wards were well represented
The following was presented by Judge
Dooley:
SEVENTH DISTRICT OF New ORLEANS,
Late City of Carrollton.)
To the Central Executive Council:
GentLemes-At a regular meeting of the Six
teenth Ward Property Holders Union, held
this day, the following resolution was adopted:
Resotred, That it is the sense of the Six
teenth Ward Property Holders Union that
the city administrators should not recognize
or fund any fraudulent or doubtful claims
against the city or late city of Carrollton.>
To certify that the above resolution was
passed I herewith affix my name and official
signature. T. G. ToBLEMAN,
Acting Secretary Property Holders Union
Sixteenth Ward.
The resolution was adopted, and the
Chair appointed the following committee. in
accordance Herewith: E. Thompson, Thos.
r. Preston, Henry Heachart and Mr.. Moran.
The chairman of the Committee on ASS sss-
ments made lengthy report, recon mending
hat an act be passed by the Legislature pro-
yiding for the sale of property for unpaid
axes but once in fourteen years.
After some business of no general interest,
he meeting adjourned
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A QUESTION OF PATERNITY.

In the dramatic, as in other communities,
no one is more to be despised than the pro-
fessional tramp Most peripatetics, who,
destitute in most cases Of either talent or en-
terprise, live and flourish upon the talent and
enterprise of Others The 1.-TWO Orphans, -
the most successful of modern plays, seems
to have become peculiar food for the para
sites, no less than thirteen companies now
being engaged in exploring the country with
piraucal versions of the play. In order to
make decent show at the bar of justice, to
which they are eternally being cited, they
claim separate English parentage for their
version. That this is simply bold and bare
faced evasion is proved by the fact that the
plays are substantially the same in all parto-
ulars. 1t would be the most wond erful of all
unknown English author could SO closely fol-
low Hart Jackson's details of dialogue and
construction at the same time and with an
ocean rolling between them. 1t would be
information of Mr.. Hart Jacksons play were
identical in the other versions without being
initiated or copied from the original.
The wonder would be heightened in the
close assimilation of the English writers,
ideas with those of Messrs Shook & Palmer
with regard to dress, scenery and properties
Now as this is no age of miracles, it does not
take any very great intellectual effort to under
stand and solve this seeming wonder. Messrs
Shook & Palmers success and Mr. Harris
genius have merely, become the prey of the
dramatic tramp-the professional outlaws
who recognize neither legal nor moral rights as
coming between them and their predatory
No class of people contribute
so much toward lowering the character of the
dramatic profession. None are more inimical .
aud oppressive to the helpless author; none
have less claims to pnblic patronage or are
more deserving of denunciation from the
honest and upright in every walk of life. II
is to be hoped that the war now being waged
by Messrs. Shook i Palmer upon these sock
and buskin guerrillas will be successful
one. They have undertaken gigantic task,
but they are carrying it out nobly, and, even
if they do meet with few defeats, they will
yet earn enough success to keep the future
dramatic tramp within legitimate bounds.
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This is the season of the year when it is too
late to wear nankin trowsers, and too early to
put up the stove; when the poet of the period
points triumphantly to the glory of the scene;
and when man, standing beneath the illimit-
able expanse of heaven, and covered with
goose pimples, drinks in the magnifcence Of
autumn.
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tANTED-A MOvEIN THE RIGH PLACE
On and after Monday next, the 18th instant,
lty five or thirty day boarders can be accommo-
II at 149 St Charles street. nearly opposite corner
huth street and Lafayette Square, at "a per week.
pie in advance. This is the first time, in the
Is,y of New Orleans, that board has been offered
week at the above price, This is a first-class
Pus Table second to none in the city. Location
pc " best. Also some very fine FuI nished Rooms,
pr gqemen or fam les. o3 1y*
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Foreign News.
A Decisive Battle Pending in Her.
zegOvina.
CHANDLER SWORN IN AS DELANO,S SUCCESS.
SOR-THE PRESIDENT REGARDS THE
APPOINTMENT AS ONLY A TEN

PORARY ONE

WASHINGTON, Oct 19.-Chandler was sworn
in and participated in the Cabinet meeting.
The President says he regards the appoint
ment temporary, as he shall again urge he
thinks successfully, that the Indian Bureau
be transferred to the War Department.
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Stanley is at Uchumh. Should you pass
by Goldthwaites bookstore, 60 Canal street,
you may look in and see Staub, the cheap
nawsman
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the REUNION OF UNION AND CONFEDERATE
SOLDIERS IN NEW JERSEY.

ELIZABETH, N. j., Oct. 19-The veteran re.
union today surpassed anything ever seen in
this city. At Waverley, Gems. Fitzpatrick,
Pryor, HaIsted and Siegel delivered addresses.
There were Rotations, music, etc. Return
ing from Waverley they were witnessed by
10000 citizens.
The whole city was ablazs with lights,
torches and transparencies. The line march
ed to the Sheridan House, where there was a
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I4OST-FOUND.

e Ferry Depot. Second Di trict a Black and
II, ing silv1 r.plated collar on with the name
tD.oleraved on it. The finder will be liberelly
a aadaoy leaving her at Mr.. J. B. SCHMITT, 107
ohuE street oil 4t~
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Canton to Gas Consumers Office of N. %.

Canton to Gas COnsumers- Office of N. u.
Gas Light Company. corner Common and Baronne
streets New Orleans, Oct IL, 1875.-Many gas con-
sumers are being imposed upon by pedders of patent
nostrams and worthless regulators who falsely re-
present themselves to be acting under the direction
or with the approval of the Gas Company
Most of these cOntIivances are worse than useless
in any but very high buildings and invariably pro-
duce stoppage and consequent interruption 10 the
necess ny flow of gas to the burners. TIE company
will not hold itself responsible for defective lights
through any meter to which these socalled regula-
tors may be attached
THEOBALD FORSTALL
o13 I'm Gen1 Superintendent
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lCARD-The undersigned will attend to any bus
mess requiring the services of an experienced
competent book-b eeper and accountant Parties
SO busiRess dos not require the entir- time of
keeper can command his services during slip.
Nd hours or an engagement would be made with
ercantile house or Iublic institution requiring
ntire strvices Address c. d. HUBBARD, p.
DIX No. 1886. OH 15t*
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ADJUSTMENTS.

| The ST.. CHARLES TREATER. was
quite fair audience at this theater last night
to witness the performance of Tom Taylors
drama of the "Ticket-of. Leave Man," by
Cogswell's Union Square Company. Not
| withstanding the fact that the performance
was arranged on very short notice. the COM
pany played it very creditably. The play is
one that has always proved attractive to the
average audience, and despite its frequent
repetition, still serves to entertain theater-
goers Tonight Mr.. Fayette L. Robinson
will appear in his tavorite character of PEN
Dyroyal Plummer, in the drama of the " Bat
tls of Buena Vista" Mr. Robinson is con-
sidered as very clever in this character, and
patrons of the theater may expect very en-
joyable entertainment this evening
THE GLOBE THEATER The specially troupe
at this theater continues to attract fair
share of public patronage. The performances
Of the Vienna Lady Orchestra last evening
were greeted by loud and well-deserved ap-
plause; these ladies all seem to be thorough
musicians, and play together with remarka-
BILE harmony and ease. Their selections are
all remarkably chaste and elegant. The gym
nastic feats of Mile. Sanyeah continue to
awaken enthusiasm on the part of the audi
ence and Messrs. Reynolds and Adams are
as amusing as ever in their German comicali-
ties. The programme at this theater is very
neatly arranged and offers amusement of
almost every description to guests.
The management have made an advance
move in the discipline OF the house, by for
bidding smoking, or the introduction of re-
freshments, and there are now no objection
able features to prevent ladies from attending
the thea'er. There will bs a ladies' and chill
drens matinee to-day at II o'clock.
THE GAIETY THEATER elegant enter
tainment offered nightly by the management
of this theater is meeting with its re ward in
continually increasing audiences. Many of
the actors engaged by Manager Flynne have
decided merit, and deserve the applause
which always greets their performances. A
visit to the Gaiety will prove very enter.
tanning.
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WANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH A
wv COiTAGE, retired from the street containing
Blk rooms, with two lots of ground Must he in the
Fourth or Sixth District State location and lowest
tash rice. Address G. A. NJ, Bulletin Office.
\ nj
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rANTED-In a private family, occupants for
several neatly furnished or unfu nished rooms.
tns furnished are from IS to sl2 per month. APP
BIT 74S Magaz ne street, near Fourth.
SUE We ST.
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II ABORERS WANTED-Tbirty White Labore,s
- wanted work at the Louisa Factury. Apply
t the Office of the FIRST CENTRAL DIFFUSION
COMPANY, 102 Canal street. 0l9 If
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yINO PARENTS-A German Teacher. ex professor
i of Trinity High School, Pass Christian having
taught several years in England and being able to
give the best references is xious to find comfort
able home in return for private instruction in Ger
man French, Address X Office Of this paper
o20 it,
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WANTED - BOARDERS A handsome room,
~ suitable for gentleman and wife; Also several
IefF ventilated rooms for single gentlemen may be
blamed by applying at 900 Camp stree6. References
Echanged. ol9 TEAM
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TAINTED TO RENT = Two nicely furnisN ed
rooms either s.ngly suite, suitable for
lie gentlemen or small family. Coed board and
es reasonable. Apply at 223 Caiondelet st eet.
II 3t*
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NANy ED-A fe single gentlemen can be accom-
" modated with nicely furnished, we'll kept
poms in private family, at rea enable rates.
Peakfast furnished, if des.e+. Central location
pexceptionaole references given AMI required.
tdress G, at this Office. oly ST.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-20

The works of good authors should be read
by everybody, and you can purchase elegant
copies at 100 Canal street, by application to
r. G. Eyrich.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENr.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-The following ap-
pointments were made:
Horace WEIGH as Postmaster at Marshall,
Texas, aud Geo. Barck as Postmaster at CAL
vert, Texas.
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Advertisements in the Want and Rent column in
the BULLETIN, not exceeding one square, inserted
for fifty cents each.
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Messrs. NJ. L. Byrne & Co., 1853 Canal
street, are offering large quantities of fine
blankets and fannels, at very low prices for
cash.
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ED-BOARDING-A gent eman and his
wife, or two single gentlemen, can find hand
e suite of rooms, with without board, in pri-
family. Apply at 235 Camp street. OH st
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FOR RENT.

TENTS inserted in this column, not exceeding
oneare, FIFTY CENTS.
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EWANTED-By GENTLEMAN wi wife child and
w nurse, unfurnish he'd rooms and board in a pri-
Eate flmily. Address stating terms, ETC., B. A,
Lock b 1863 PostOfice. ol9 3t*
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"ANTED-A Purchaser for an elegant square
w Piano. nearly new Cost 5000. For full part-
culars call at ostOn Warehouse, Lafayette rect
where the instrument can be seen. dig 2t*
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WTED-Secondhan Carriages and Bugg1es;
Why one having such and wishing to dispose of
then find ready sale for the same by calling on
L. tADDUX, IS Carondelet street, dealer in car
riei myl4 If
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Judge Fifth Judicial District Of Louisian

The Atlanta Herald says: We ag,in reiter-
ate that it was a blunder to elevate the finan-
cial question into the undue Importance of
the exclusively national issues for the two
great national parties. The proper issue for
the Democrats to press as the national one, is
the general necessity of administrative re-
form, return from unconstitutional to con-
stitutional methods, and q reversal of the
misgovernment of the last ten years
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ANTED-A situation by a coiored woman TO
cook and do general house work. Good Refer
given if required. Address L. H.. Bulletin
L OILS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A,terfiOn COnrinentals Tho Officers end
,ysmbers of Company A wi meet at HAWKINS
Ciul Room This WEDNESDAY EVENING at 10
p M By order of the CAPTAIN. o20 1t
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IsWANTED-A Boy II years old, writes a good
W hand, is quick at figures wants situation.
Best Or lecomme ndations Please address d Lock
Box 544 Po5LOtfice. go 1t*
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NTED-5O,0 900 Ladies and Gentlemen to call
VII examine the latest novelt2 out, called the
"JNESE CHILD'S CARRIAGE AND era
Dion exhibition and for sale by L. I. MAD
DU5 Carondelet street. aug tt
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Advertisements in the Want and Rent column in
the BULLETIN. not exceeding one square, inserted
or fifty cents each.
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The State Central Committee Of the Demo-
cratic and Conservative Party win meet at the city
of New Orleans, on THURSDAY, the 21st of Octo-
ber 1915 This call is made at the request of num-
Der of the members of the Committee and full
attendance earnestly requested.
r. H. MARI, Chairman
New Orleans Oct. l. 1875. o3
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ANTED TO SELL--A Walnut-Top Counter,
about sixteen feet in length. Apply at 131
hdelet street, corner of LAT, yelte. 0S If
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ERENT-RARE CHANCE-Ths Elegant and
= modious Residence No. Is Dauphne street.
in We or in part; would make fine offct s, for doc
t9rslawyers Apply, for few days, at . Dau-
phflreet NJ. IL. CROSS.
Oh
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HANTPD-Purchaser for Wooton s Patent Cab
v met Office Desks now on hand at 35 Caronde let
eet. Prices reduced III. R. GRAHAM, oil If
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AsyfIED-A Partner that will furnish a mod
VIE capital against business TO start a grocery
and store. The advertiser has had long expe-
riend commands = Urge city and country trade,
Ad GROCER, this office, naming capital, time
ande for interview. aulS II
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TAINTED BOARDERS-Han rooms and
board for am lies or single gentlemen can be
aimed by applying at No 1924 ST. Charles street.
Eerences given aud required. oil 3t*
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A NY PERS IN in want of set Of Second Hand
IA Fire Ladders will cal at "A Carondelet street.
O20 IT.
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Wants and To Rent inserted in the BULLETIN for
fifty cents.
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WANTS.

WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square.
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WANTED TO SELL-Gas fixtures, two chande-
w liers and two arms with porcelain Globes.
Price si5 Apply St Charles and Delachaise
stree Brown Cottage) o20 IT.
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The President Regards the Ap-
pOintment as Only a Temporary
One.
Re- Union Of the Union and Con-
federate Soldiers in New Jersey.
The Maryland Jockey Club Races.
Report of Indian Commissioners.
General Meeting of the Universal.
lists in the United States.

Tennessee Sportsmen's Association
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EtISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-That neetly
lished cottage, corner of Race and Camp
stree containing parlor, dining-room, Two bed
ioonitchen and servant room. For Iurther par
,iicsaIaDplg 10 VIM. p. FRERET, g Commercial
lac at ASP Camp street OH Su&We*
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W ,Nr-Three large and neatly Furnished
his, one a front room Residence within
Dis of Canal street. Apply at No. - Lower
fampstreet. $50 If
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t'olENT- Ground floor of House No 1874 Canal
st, between st. Charles and Carondelet
lneetApply to A. +. WEBER, on the premises.
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t'URNT-At reduced prices, the Stores No. 142
/. VI street and the spacious house over them.
MERRICK, RACE & FOSTER.
oio 5 Commercial Place.
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lcoNTINuED G LAST PACK. l
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BRICK! BRICK! BRICK!
ONE MILLION BRICK AND TWO VAL
LIABLE LOTS, FOR SALE.

+ OFFER FOR SALE, in lots to suit pur-
chasers, about one million brick, at the
site of the Bowman House. Also, the two
lots on which the Bowman House stood
each eighty feet front on State street
and the depth of square. They have upon
them three large cisterns. L. will sell the
whole at bargain. Apply to
June IL IA. If NJ MCLAUGHLIN.