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WHAT NEXT ?

| Would-be Senator Pinchbac&. Who is 7ooket
upon by that large and somewhat dissatisfied
element Of the great party Of moral ideas
known as the Civil Rights" element
"orated" last night. Demosthenes was
thrown in the shade. Mirabeau and Patrick
Henry utterly demolished, and Lindley Muir
rays time-honored maxims ground into the
finest state ofungrammatical POWDER
The aspiring votary of the doctrines OF
addition. division and silence" who assumes
to represent that stolid mass Of dense igno.
rance and et-bag driven stupidity, which
the Kellogg organ euphoniously styles the
Republican party Of Louisiana, expounded
the law and the p'9i,o fox theis special
benefit
The utterancr. OF thi, notorious individual,
whether original or prepared by some congo
NAL white associate, will be scattered far ana
wide, through the telegraph and the press, as
the aHimHJm Of the deluded idiots who are
willing to accept Pinch n, their mouth2 piece
and inspired Ayatar.
It is well The white men of the South -
the people who represent nlnety-nine
hundredths Of the property and intelligence
Of this once tiourishing State of the American
Union, of that I Mon built upon the glorious
traditions of Magma Cbartd, and consecrated
by the martyrdom Of Hampden and Sidney
Of that Union achieved BY the self-deny ing
patriotism of that peerless son of the South
George Washington. and cemented BY
the blood of the noble band OF
unmiXed Caucasians who fought under him,
the legitimate and direct heirs Of the found
ers OF this great republic are to gather les
sons Of wisdom and statesman ship from this
not oyer-scrupulous specimen OF the race
which the Radical party has seen fit to invest
with the ballot, which they are totally inca
pable of welding intelligently. and with that
deceptive elephant called civil rights,
which, although welcomed by them as
great boon, will ultimately prove a very shirt
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Pr EACHERS AND WOMEN.

Most OF us are heartily tired Of the great
BeecherTilton case, which befouls the pages
Of the Northern press. We turn with loath-
| ing from the strange mixture of religious SEN
timentalism and satyr-like animalism which
! the evidence in this scandalous trial brings
before Use Withou: pronouncing upon the
guilt or innoc.ncs of either Of the parties,
we are shocked at the revelations Of social
state corrupt beyond belief. But amidst its
disgusting details. there lies at the root of
this case and others somewhat similar,
phase of the question not without certain
interest to the psychologist and philosopher,
and which strikes deeper and spreads !. more
subtle evil than the chance criminality of
few prominent clergymens
WeeNpect to bring hornets nest about
our ears by the assertion we are going to
make We are second to no one in our love
we are convinced that Che greatest evenly to
the highst spiritual life 81 the yi0,ysia popular
preacher is found in the female portion of bis
congregation. We emphasize the word moder7s
because IN former times the relations between
pastor and flock were hedged il by the
restraints Of 4 Puritan age. The ''Scarlct
Letter was exceptional horror which put
The weaeers outside % human sympathy for
their lifetime
he plety Of woman, pure ana fervens as
i IS. is also emotional She is keenly sensi- |
tive TO all outward impressions and enthu- |
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smother efnti- Compromises,
PHI FLAP !.I.IS

~ eNi
Asfo The merit. and supremacy of his PIANOS and
ORGANS. He does not ci+m to sell q all tho lead.
ING makes of the world, but he submits with inst
pride the names of the foliowin. eminent and world
renowned makers whose Pianos and Organs he sells
Ghickelin% / Sous Durham 81 Sons Weber
Pleyel and The Avion Piano Forte Company. Also
Estey Co, the largest ORGAN MAKERS IN THE
WORLD, and f. T. Needham & Co., makers of the
SILVER TONGUE ORGANS
PHILIP WfRLIN has ample and varied stock
OF all these and many more makes. any of which he
viii sell at the most attractive prices and terms and
fully warranted for FIVE OR MORE YEARS
Also On hand Pianos from 500 to 500, in perfect
order and warranted
Pianos of any kind style OK make. rented reason
ably.
PHILIP WERLEIN will be glad to welcome his
visitors at his PIANO and ORGAN WEREROOMS
=, 80, - and 90 Baronne street and take esnecial
pleasure in showing them the variety and quality of
hls Instruments E2s We& Frlm2dp
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Collins Paragon Feast Powder,

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 26, ISIS.
we, the undersigned professionals IN orr linel do
hereby certify that after fair and repeated trials of
the Justly celebrated {. COLLINS PARAGON
iEASI POWDER, do, with great pleasure recon
mend them to all in want of a superior article and
without hesitation pronounce them as unsurpassed b
any We have ever used.
Very respectfully
ALFRED FREDRICKS EDWARD ZEIDIFP
Chief Cooks At Hugh McCloskevs 49,
allen HATSSE, Steward City Hotel
SAM STANLEY, Head Cook Cassiiy'4
JDSEPH Ia RUE Head Cook St James
MARTIN MULLEN, Chief Cook at Geo NJ
Closkeys ." HVo' NJ
hi1-if oLAf'h' RIVER Cook Rlh9 2dp
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GOOD FRIDAY.

Throughout the Christian world, this day
viii be observed with all ceremonies of sad
mss md gloom, indicative of the deep feeling
still existing over an event which happened
more than eighteen hundred years ago outside
the gates Of ancient Jerusalem.
From the sunny wales of Cashmere nrths
Orient 10 the Western slopes Of the Pacific
shoro- from the rugged hills Of Norway to
Inc bois.erous coast of the Antarctic land, on
This day the millions of humblcd wOrshipers
at our Saviour and King will PROSTATE them
selves in commoration OF His agony, and in
.he fervor OF their prayers. seek to pay that
small tribute to His gracious benelicence.
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Of Nessus to every ambitious African Hercules
who may undertake to put it on.
SO far as we are concerned, if Pirchback
upon his fight with the white Radicals
with about the same amount of sym
pathetic feeling as was exhibited by
tho strong-minded backwoodsman wife
when she witnessed the desperate encounter
between 9 grizzly bear and the partner OF her
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DR.. CMrtiS's Lust IrOfessiOanL
SEASON IN NEW ORLEANS.
DR.. T.. de +. CURTIS, VI. D., f. II. C.. =.
Author OF
MANHOOD, MEDICAL ESSAYS ON
MARRIAGE, ETC.

WnHs returning bis sincere thanks to hi
! numerous patients in New Orleans, and the Id
| iacent Southern country, for the aatternp eyi
iences OF their confidence and esteem received
by him, desires to announce that
BE WILL LEAVE THIS CITY ON THE FIRST
DAY OF MAY NEXT
For San Francisco, CAL, where he has husinem
interests to protect, and which will REQUIRE hi,
presence there for the next two years, DR.. Cnr.
ls would suggest to those who intend seekins
Ills professional services, to do 20 at as early
date as possible. and enable him TO mark the pro
gress OF each patient. One personal interview
s sufficient to form a correct diagnosis az tbe
most difficult case, which can subsequently, be
carried on by letter.
DR.. CURTIS has devoted himself for period
ranging over twenty years, and adopted az hi,
speclatlos the treatment and cure Of
NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline. Abuse,
Of the System, and such general functional de.
engagements as spring from the above causes. o,
are incident to al enervated and depleted comb
don OF the organs and may be CONFIDENTI
ALLY consulted az heretofore a. his rooma
No. Rampant Street, Between Canal and
CustOmhouse streets,
Daily from 10 A. N. to 8 P. NJ, or from to sp
n. On Sundays, IL to P. NJ, only.
The Medical Times says: CDR. Curtis's systero
81 trea tment, the result Of twenty years success.
nj practice, differs from ali others in general nse
and commends Itself to the afflicted "a the only
true source ofrelief. Many cases pronounced IN.
ies." 40 'eA''
Consultations Strictly CONFIDENTIAL,
jal6 3m2dp ME-
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would respectfully request a suspension Of
opinion, on the part OF my friend. and the public in
1eral in reference the charge of embezzlement
preferred against me by Lambias & DockteY. until
the case la, been thoroughly investigated
mh2i 3t4dp p A. DRTru.UFT
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will send the following articles by mail registered
on receipt of price: Gold Collar Buttons 81, lar1s
SIZE 81 %, Gold studs - 20 to - g II Sleeve But
tons s. 30 sOs Keys that wind any Watch 50cts.
mh2l 1In
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l.. GifOt.
MERCHANT TAILOR,

No, IL Camp street.
Has Just received complete and varied StocH OF
imported
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
the finest and most tastetnlly selected assortment
ever brought to this city, VII Oh he offers
For Cash
at the very lowest and most reasonable rates.
He has also received full assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMMER READY MADE SUITS,
and is prepared to I'LL orders promptly and faith
fully. Mr.. Giro is his own CUTTER and there is
none more accomplished mhlf I'm
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Notice to Holders Of City Bonds.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
City Hall, New Orleans March "a 1875. 5
The following Coupons OF City Bonds will be paid al
this office on THURSDAY. A ril |:
CONSOLIDATED l-52. FEBRUARY, MARCH
and APRIL TEN PER CENTS, ISL. APRIL
ED. PILSBURY, Administrator.
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We are glad to see again on the streets the
.talsart form Of our estmable friend, Col
fhar.es Il. Railey, who has just returned from
An extended business tour in the interests of
she house of Messrs Block & Brttin, with
which he is connected
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big bootblack cuiled smaller ones ears
The latter beloved. "Never mind" said a
gentleman, wait three years. and you'll be
big enough to lick him" 81 spose ! will, :"
smiled the youth, "but Id rather maui him
Tow while I'm all fred mad"
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Remember 1t!

In Soild Slver Double Cases NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SIS
same but Stem W lnders- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
IN SoIlu Tod Gases 80
III Soiid rold cases. large size -
The same. but Stem Winders ......... - 50
l-.dles size Cod Cases OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
ne same but Stem WlndeIs. Observation-Disclosures. 20
Inc above are substantial, accurate Watches war
rate two years. They are the best Wa ches for tbe
money that are manufactured any where an with
out 'iolbt are better known than any othe. of eri
can manufacture
Sent by mail At my risk, or by express {. d.
A. NJ. HILL. Jeweler,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-26

There are five pairs in the present Senate
Che C.merons, J)neses, Ferrys. John5ons and
Houills. How would Schenck play them g
gtuciaaui Times
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-26

Little girl to her mother. who is turning
over the leaves of n book 'Tant you find
4, mamma mo, my child" "Wny
don't you look at the tiaa0s' place in the frs,
sii of the book" Mamma takos little girls
advice. go ErrhaEle.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-26
City Tares. 1915.
Department of Finance, CITY Hall.

Department of Finance, City Hall,
NEW ORLEANS March - 1875.
The tax bills Of $50 ady for delivery at this
Office. Tax PAYERS Will be allowed for prompt pay
ment, I per cent discount from date to Goth March
1-1, inclusive, per discount from 2Ist to 3lst
March, l. J. inclusive. > per cent discount from LIST
April to Both April, 1-75, inclusive.
ED. PILSBURY
mhlf II Administrator
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-26

Coon FRIDAY. This being Good Friday,
tho courts, all public institutions and places
n business will be closed.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-26

The tomb of Augustus at Rome IS 60 Gt
used for theater. The cx- Emperor retains
biz pirate box. .
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-26

HANKS. We are in receipt Of an invitation
70 DO pres Mt at spread on board the steam.
ship iiaytian, on Saturday next, thanks to
Capt Robert Watson, its popular commander.
We shall be present, prepared Tor a Jolly good
lime
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-26

K what time is it, asked one passenges Of
another IN a Detroit depot the Other day.
r Ten minutes to wait" WAS the answer 80
the man looked up at the time table.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-26

Savannah local editors spend their last
nickel for banana and throw its peel on
the sidewalk to get mp n sensational item.
The thing don't work. Extravagance always
BRINGS grief with it.
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idiot !" exclaimed q lady coming out ol
tho .he.ter last evening, gentleman acct
dentlily stepped on hor trailing skirt.
/" Which one Of US" blandly replied the
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-26

The squaws are buying al tho old stock of
srinolines. They use them in the con8truce
non Of snares.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-26

We know dandy who is 80 extremely fas.
ldious that lie is always measured for his
umbrella.
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Men who set up the latest Morning paper
:ompositOrs.
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Jacob OFT.

DWCUV OIN1
q q r Z, N TE r
289 Magazine Street, Corner Calliope,
Is prepared to execute all orders in the Car.
penter and Building line, with promptness, neat
ness and dispatch. Cisterns made and repaired
nj tf2Gp
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When man comes home corned, he must
sook cut 3oI the crib.
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S7AuB If there is an excitement over the
nasture case there is certainly rs much over
Stalb's late receipts of choice Northern
papers. His patrons dock to his depot at
liol6thwaite's, NJ. 90 Canal street, and reyel
IN the literary Injuries there TO be found
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As twice eleven j. twenty-five. how can twice
ten be twenty too g
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LOWEST MARKET PRICES

EONEST MARkET PRICES.
Particular attention called to the RETAIL, DE-
PAliTMENf q the business which is the most -.
tensivs and complete in the South
l. L. LYONS
NM lm2dp Cor. Camp and Grav.er ste
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Headlight oil A man who drinks too much
osnLiue.
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Husic by handle A street organ.
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Paying up Coming down.
: terrible blow-b'low zero.
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Feed board Meals without lodging.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-26

Stealing with scizzors il cliptomania.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-26

Wasted sweetness pretty girl in . loose
corset
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The New York World notes the success of
machine for solidifying peat. by which the
rude peat is turned, by single process,
from a brown tibrous and crambllng mass
in.o . hard aud solid cylinder of t black
color. taking high polish, and having de-
laed fracture AMI elearage. the latter per-
qtndicular 10 the line OF the pressure by
shioh the cylinder is formed
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Bill stickers January duns.
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D"HJSs Uhoie>0le and Ret0ii.

Office hours from 10 to u.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-20
The August Magazines.

a noticeable feature Of SCriJHeF'S is one
Of the series of articles by Col. WarinC.
now being published in that magazine un-
der the title Of "a Farmers Vacation. -
These papers are claimed 70 be among the
most amusing as well as Practically illus
trated articles which have appeared for
some time past. Col. Waring is well
known Is an engineer and a farmer, as well
as graceful and entertaining writer. In
hisrecent European travels he was natural
ly attracted not only by picturesque phases,
quaint scenes and quaint peOple-but al
so by the various agricultural customs and
devices. His article in the August number
describes the pretty isle OF Guernsey, and
tells great deal that is Of interest about
the famous so called Alderney Cow, which
is here sat home" "A MILDLY in Manila"
is a rOllicking little illustrated sketch,
which reads very like famil-
lar letter to some old "chum"
at home. Albert Rhodes paper,
''AlOng the Seine" is timely through its
summer quality. George W. Gable, Ct
New Orleans, has story entitled Madame
DeliCieuse," which IS thought BIZ some to
be his best work. DR.. Holland, in this
number of 'SevenOaks," celebrates a we'd
ding in that rural neighbOrhOOd. Then
there is a solid essay by q. f. MagOun, on
Education and Free Thought" also "a
Word of Encouragement for Timid Lin
GUSTS, The Stone Period Of the Antilles
Containing some matters not hitherto made
public), "An EnglewOod Mystery" GLOW
to Treat the Indians" by an Indian Agent;
an illustrated paper on "Ice," more of "The
Mysterious Island" and verses by poets Of
note, and poets not Of note. Inthe "Topics
Of The Time" by DR.. J. q. Holland, "The
Old Cabinet" "HOme and Society,"" "Bric-
a-Brac," "The Worlds WORK." etc, the
usual variety is maintained,
The GIldrg contains contributions from
DR.. I. NJ. COsn, Justin Mccarthy, Henry
James, Jr., John g. SAKE, Miss Wager, and
other WSll-knOwn writer's. Perhaps the
most interesting article in the number is
~ London June IL is a graceful sketch
Of the social, political, and artistic side of
the great metropolis, as seen by an Ameri-
can in the month of June, the most attrac-
tive month ct all the year in London.
Another article well worth reading. IS DIR,
COan's "ZealOt and Student" d cOu.uarison
between men Of thought and men of action:
a keen ANALYSIS of character, especially Of
American character. Miss Wag-r's
sketch Of the talented and beautiful COUn-
tess Of Albany and the Italian poet
Alferi, is a romantic bit Of history. Mr..
Whitaker contributes another historical
sketch under the title Of "MOhammed the
lcOnOclast," which taxes nearly the form of
a vindicaiiOn of the great prophet Of the
East. There are two short stories in the |
number: one by Henry James, JT., SO well |
known as a writer Of tales, tie other by |
Miss Jurgens5u, anew writer OF good prom /
Use. Three very good poems and one bad |
one make uP Tie body Of the magazine, |
after which come tie Departments Of |
science, literature, and current gossip, all ]
Il singh are fully up to the usual standard.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-20
Personal.

EXGOv. John c. Brown and family re-
turned to Pulaski last night.
Mr.. j. VANDERBILT, Of st. Louis, whose
name Is often seen IS patentee on mill ma
chinery, is in the city.
Among the arrivals at Linck's Hotel yes
terday were John Walton, Louisville; Mrs
NJ. PeytOn, Thomas Jenkins and Mrs. NJ.
jenkins, Lebanon; B. B. Davis, Montgom-
cry, Ala; DR.. Woodland, Springfield, Tenn;
James Tracy, ST. Louis; o. II. Shepard
Cork, Ireland; Tom Grant, nottingham,
England; w. a. Link, Cross Plains, Tenn;
John Street and wife, Cadiz, Ky.
AT the Commercial: d. NJ. Jones,
Willard Hotel, Murfreesboro, Tenn; Joe
Frank, MurfreesbOIO, Tenn; NJ. A. Burns
and lady, Trenton, KY; r. G. Russ, Shell
byville; A. +. Fanville, Lebanon; Col.
Jesse A. Collier, MurfreesbOro; Ike Miller
Hurricane Springs; John Randolph, Vir-
ginia; a. L. Lyman, Louisville, by.
At tie Maxwell: Thomas Wright, St
Louis; a. B. Martin and family, ana Judge
w. il. Williamson and family, Lebanon;
Judge Chas Ready, Murfreesboro; T. c.
Stebbins, Toledo; +. G. Huntington, F.
W. Brown, COlumbia;H. Bidentbal, Louis
vile, Ky; W. Page, Cincinnati, O.; Misses
Rea an Mary harris, J. W. Howard, Mt.
Pleasant.
Maj. Albeit Akers sends US a copy Of the
-ARericaH Register, published in Paris,
from which we see that the Major was
regisie cred az No. 499, Strand, London. on
the 81 inst. bIr. W. L. Moore, Of Mem
phis, was at Vienna June %, and Mr.. Jas.
Phelan, Of Tie same city, at Geneva, June
90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-20
CrueItIes Of the check Rein.

The Cincinnati Commercial mentions
an interesting paper on this subject, read
before the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty, OF that city, Al It's last meeting
The attention Of hack drivers was especial
ly called to the distress OCCasiOned bv the
gag or check rein, in preventing the natural
and necessary action If the head in driving
of the flies which attack the delicate ana
tender portions Of the neck and breast.
Many persons do not seem TO be conscious
Of the fact that z fine horse is very deli
cately clad in silk, and that he is sensitive
to the point Of a hair, and that his organs
Of hearing are so acute that he knows when
there is a fly in his vicinity, even before it
touches his glossy coat. When be has lost
this interest in his own happiness he has
learned a very bitter lesson from his
thOughtlesS master.
The public generally have shown some
appreciation Of the suffering occasioned by
placing the horse in a straight Jacket in
which TO do his work durin. the hot wealth
er, and many loose check reins are seen,
aud quite a number Of very intelligent peO-
pie are driving without this agpendage.
There are, however, some few persons who
have fine and expensive horses, but who
distress both themselves and horses 20
show style. With this class the gag rein is
in full force. A sight that can be seen any
day upon our streets is that Of noble and
intelligent horse turning his head from
side to side to obtain a moments relief
from the torture Of the check rein. This
abuse is seen among the carriage horses,
but they do not toll all the day long. There
are some dray horses, a few cart horses,
some very fine express horses and a few in
the wagons Of popular sewing machine
that are in need of the protect
ing care OF q Nashville Society for the Pre-
ventiOn Of Cruelty to Animals. Why
should not the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION move for the organization Of such
a society?