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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-04
SALE OF TnoROUGHBREDS.
A STRING OF YEARLINGs DISPOSED OF AT BELLE
MEADE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 8, 1875.

A STRING OF YEARLINGs DISPOSED OF AT BELLE
MEADE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 8, 1875.
The annual sale Of thoroughbred yearlings at
Colonel W. G. Harding's breeding farm, Belle
Meade, Blk miles from this city, took place to-day
The weather was dne, tine attendance large and
the bidding quite spirited. The following sales
were Effected
FoALs OF 1874.
Bosworth gray colt, by Bonnie Scotland, dam Me.
teor foalcd March 2; Pierre Lorillard New York
foa led February ! Pierre Lorarl New YORK.. 40
h oad MAR March Sa P Tm nseGfE af 500
Belle Isle, bay My, by Bonnie Scotland, dam Arnica,
Bombazlne brown any, by Bonnie scotland dam =,
Nuba iealad March :: Pierre Lociard new 1orS S'o
ieia oa ps2W feSSaary "a fsTrs LOTiard New
ponais Lace chestnut ally BY Bonnie Scotland dam
Eenadonna, foalcd Marcn zo W. A. Browi 81
Rsshsate, bay colt, BY Bonnie scotland,
Bagaeilc BAY MY, By Bonnie scotland dam Colo ~
Duet ioaed March 81 Porter ErOtnsr 1rSahsas 200
Df f6aied May Iry & ' L. B. bOagls ' %
1S dam wooabHs, ioaci March %; Peter WINNER
Bonnie FED bay colt by Bonnie scotland dam jes.
samine loaled April ~ Pierre LoriIlard New YORK 10
bn1s Sn9 os gay April sSSia Ss%
Brcsaio. bay S. by bonnie lccana asm irinen
,garae, fOaled MAJ 4 " 4 Brown georgia 200
BeuIah foaled April 25 Charles Peine, Mississippi 800
Bershooa, bay. ally, BY Bonnie Scotland dam Ian 400
tana ioaed April 8; y. A Brown Georgia 900
Blue Gown, gray nlly, by Bonnie Scotland dam La
BIueite ioaed April S0 Peter WINNER Mississippi $40
The folio wing, tue property Of Colonel George
IL Drummer, or Knoxville. were onered and sold:-
Bette Martin, gray mare by Emu, dam Ainderby,
Gray colt BY JACK Malone. dam Bette Martin, foaied
ISL: Il. H. Ellison, $50
Chestnut colt by vandaL dam Bette Martin; fosled
1871 VI Babcock, Rhode Island .;.....;..... LIS
cray ays ni Is70 William Nsyo tennessee 2is
Meteor gray mare, aged, by Cnilde HAROLD;
Juniata, bay mare, years, by Jack Malone, and
ArnIca, brown mare, aged, by Asteroid. on Colonel
HardIng's programme, we're not sold. Five
DINERS the property or Mr.. Jeremiah walters,
Albany. Ca, were onered, but withdrawn.
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proper motion. II was on deck-if was below 10
had 70 90 like The rest: saw her come; neve9
took no notice. Tor tne boat every minute and
never tako no no Ice Well ] rushed TO call
children IN the cabin, but 100 late: so pulled
OUT my wiie; as soon as steamer STRUCK, that snd
COne-summersault me illustrated IL with Ma
hands IN his inpassioned way and all over.n
Somebody remarked that lie ought 70 be thank-
full Tor having saved his vile and TWO childrcni
but he SAID, THAT'S very Door hope wien Tour ar0
dead ana my vie she not know per four chlldren
dead; wnen she know sac die.n
IL was true. they haa Kept the death OF ner
four children from her, as 4 relapse WAS ieared-
Mrs Costa IS a iue, suiendldly developed woman
OF The genuine Portuguese type. IL 10 fervently 70
be hoped that she may recover.
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ka&S FBnr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES kl4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-04
A CHANGE OF NAME.

tue Lyceum or Natural History OF this city held
business meeting A. thor rooms, No. O. Madison
avenue, last night, and resolved to chance tue
name OF the Institution 20 the Now YORK Academy
OF sciences, Toe following members have been
appointed TO OBTAIN the sanction Of tne Legs-
lkture .-Pr0fessor5 Charles IT. chandler, ID. 5.
Martin, and Jonn ,. Nowberry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-04
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record WIN snow the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty-four nonrs,
in comparison with the corresponding date cflast
year. az indicated by the Thermometer a. Hud.
.-.nL.n n. I'm 4 N AlaIln NJ mr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-04

the spring meeting OF the Nashville Blood Horse
Association begins to-day. Pools we're sold In
this city last evening on Two or the three events
sot down for decision.
SECOND RAoR-The Bruce Stakes. for three-year-
aid mi hes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-04

FIRST RAcE.-Young America Stake Tor twoyear-
olds; dash OF hall o mile. PROBABLE starters
MaSo's woodland, Dy Brown DICK; Williams Ow-
ing's Creedmoor. by Asterold; Swigert's Ceylon,
by Asterod Funk's bar colt, by virgil; CoEtriips
Mediator, BY Daniel Boone and Mills Co.'s Dave
Saxon. Up to nine O'Clock no Investments we're
made on these youngsters.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28
A CORRECTION.

1t all grew out OF an obituary notice. We hat
no interest in the fellow but an individual who
) sad he was sympathsing friend paid us the
usual rates to do him up in style and we did him
up IN style. at least the best style we had OIL
hand at the time.
We related for the benefit of his many warm
admirers and friends his manifold virtues, and
asserted, fact that could not be disputed
that he was dead AID gone to a better land.
He was very mild hammered man and small
we saw that as he came in, and we took him for
just such man we would like to see
He inquired, "Say, you there, do look like a
dead man"
We looked at him. arose, turned him around
several times, sat down, gave it up as conun-
drum, and asked him what the answer was.
Then he swore some. For mild hammered
and small man he was the most energetic
swearer have ever heard
1t did us good to hear him, and he rose CON
slderably IN our estimation. and we congratulated
HIM when he got through, and invited him to
call again when lie felt like relieving himself
some time when he had nothing else to do~-and
tryit again.
He grew calm, and lie mildly requested us to
read that. That the unfortunate obituary
notice.
We assured him that we did not care 70 read
it; that some how of late we didn't care to read
anything. Then he read it for us, eloquentlv and
forcbly. He said it was good notice and he ap-
preciated it, but he objected to being killed and
sent to a better land without his knowledge or
consent, and he wanted correction,
We admitted that it was a hard case, and as
sured him that we sympathized W tn him, ard
but that it rule of our office never to resur.
rect anybody. Wewere sorry. but it could not be
done.
We told him, however. that if lie would assure
us on his word and honor as man THAI he had
not gone to a better land that we would correct
that statement and send him to any place he
might designate. We would do it with pleasure
He considered while and then said. 81 do
not feel that l am dead. am convinced that |
I'm not deado Now what am going to do about
t?'
We suggested that lie publish card. II was
he prassice OF dead men ia his position to do
hat.
he considered again and said he Believed ne I
couldn't put in card, but if this thing of pling
p dead bodies was to continue he was going to !,
o some pilinS his own account. and he il
bought we We're a good subject to commence on. c
He wasn't 50 mild mannered then, and he !
,oked twice as big as he did when he came in n
le door. He convinced lis thathe was not dead.
nd eXacted promise OF US, ia filling which We y
lake this correction. ~
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CONYICTS SENT TO PENITENTTARY.

Yesterday, at 5 o'clock P. NJ, the following
criminals were sent by the steamer Natchez to
the Baton Rouge Penitentiary, Capt. L. b.
Pegram in charge:
Richard Bell, e., murder, term Of Lis life.
John Jones, c., murder, term Of his life.
James Kelly. white, robbery, ) years.
Robert Philips, G.. grand larceny, wears.
Charles Harris, G., grand larceny years.
Thomas Jeiitrson G.. bre king and entering,
years.
Thomas Banks. alias Tom Cat, c.. burglary, .
years.
George Henry, c.. entering, etc. 3 wears.
Henry johnson, G., petty larceny, S wears.
John Williams, O., petty larceny, years.
Willis Henry. Co. petty larceny, years
Jacob Lemons, c., petty larceny. year AMI s
months.
Joe Joseph, c, petty larceny. year.
John Nanatyre white, petty larceny. year.
Lionel Mccarthy, 9. wounding, etc. year.
Solomon Brown, G.. petty larceny, 6 months.
John Lee. G., petty larceny. months.
Charles Simmons, G., petty larceny, months
Henry Franklin. alias Jerry Brown. c., petty
larceny, months.
months
Henry Merritt, G., petty larceny, GmontYs.
Charles Clark, G. petty larceny, months.
Douglas Mead, c., petty larceny, months.
John Franklin. c.. entering. ETC.. years and
months.
Ross Elsom, c., petty larceny year.
John Baptiste, c.. grand larceny, 6 years.
Louis Johnson c., robbery, years.
Willis Pugh, e., robbery, years.
Robert Williams, G.. robbery, 3 years.
1t will be seen by tho above statement that
there are twenty-seven negro eonvicts out Of .
total OF twenty -nineo
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28
RIVER AND STEAMBOATS,.

CIScINSATI, Feb. 27.-Eiver has risen II feet il
twenty-our hours, now 30 feet & inches and
rising. Weather clear and cool. Departed
Sherlock for New Orleans
PITTsBURG Feb. 27.-River thirteen feet ten
inches. Weather cool and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, Feb. 27.-Riyer three feet
Weather clear and cold. Up. Norgans at
7. NJ.
inches i'll the canal and rising fast. Weather
cold. Down: Paragon, from Cincinnati to New
Orleans.
EIcKsruEG, Miss. FEB. 27.-ype Frank Pare
goud y NJ; Glencoe ?. NJ. 10 boats down to.
dav.
Weather clear and Pleasant River fallen nine
inches.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 27.-Rivcr declining slowly
Weather clear and pleasant. Departed; Fort
Gibson for Pine Bluff; Qnickaiep for White river,
capitol City fer Nicksburg, Baker and barses
last night for Ohio river The James Howard
and Thompson Dean are due down.
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WASHINGTON.

ny -- ~, a. m
taa ,it.' 81; hH IFesideht mas ap
t,a Iaaao ,1 D "Hi' ~. II; Souther
IT, oS0'y ~. n1pei, Chds y: foX, robert Ii
IaoaI NJ ins'oii ~ 3 9 VIM. y. Heacock
tr. - ;, 'oiin y. Iienioht, r., BelJaInli
Nh a., i'Y7o, =. oalt: Chas: Il. MI ea, ALDER
9 ~ N, O9"in ," /: y " J, anton H. Lyeth, FRANZ
Iai,o ,iic u CoItman, Oren {
!1a1hel, nGWard o "arlng and Frank f. Sawyer
~ w Nc . nii,.7niliii1 ~, oc
th M;i.;,i Gu. Eo.-lhe minority report o.
.i niii61iHsil'l committee says that the whites
~ 'ch'pulg pay ABOUT hinety-nIne per cent OIL
$500 ."e9' WHICH are COLLECTED ana dl5bufstd by
~ ,o.o .,oooo .,
q, 100 o 1.y uGpt IN 800 was sl1ooo IL IS no"
I i,I3ooo. ms pufdeh was IN p1sad py reckless
i.aif i "a. upon population Oh loooU less than
nan ol "hom are white
corrupt ana infamous ring composed OF ne
So 'Ai0l'I ~ ,ohspu an county several
S.' e VIII " ioi5ciies, PecIIdtloi ana sysie-
ma,c frauds upon thc revenue nave imp tlred the
circuit, ihPpE ,.,' me people ana augmented
az So .o ~ $3.50 ~ iII
,'ni f - "iu y, AooiIor.l CioSp! was per
o n - I'iii u 'le o'iIu1 o,cldiS ana by mani
III ~ , oon'lcll3A iiilpos-
rharncd r;,I ~ .' ~ paii PERSONAL friends
iia ~ "l'h 'ho gIa'est crimes upon worthless
o' I',5,
ouuSe I,to@h paDliciy declared that the prose
t u.,oa VI i,i'Ih MdS persecution, When every
- ii,'',i ~ iGhSolb anew MS 8ullt, ana by
~! p L.'"h9iiP ocsioyeu publc confidence IN
ms ~, ,o"i'.
80 ,; - Pa!oi7 league was organized r.
ip $1,000 ~ "a y. CroSDs ponds were worth
60, u tnc taA-paytIs had flght to demand
oiosoy resignation. HIS resignation was yolun-
'a1y NOT the result OF violence or threats.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28
MAXINE DINA>TERS.

Nrw York, Feb. u, noon-The Gcnefartor
hence for Wilmington, n c., colidcd with the
Susie Wright The steamer returned to rcpair
the schooner sunk with cargo Of sugar from Ma
tan2as. All hands saved.
The schooner Addie Murchie, Wood ( Hole.
for Wilmington, \. c., waa met at sea in silkin.,
condition. Her captain and crew were brought
here.
The cargo of the Nioksburg was composed of
cotton, rosin and turpeutlne.
hundrsd Custom House officials were dis
charged.
lighter Is dlschargIng her cargo.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28
FOREIGN NEWS.

LoSDoN, Fob. 27.-Tne ran Mali Go.ese re-
ports that Protestant clergy Of Spain complain
to Germany and Other powers, that liberty Of
worship is threatened.
The question 70 nufy marriages Of priests Is
involved.
The bark Belle Hill was wrecked of The Trisl,
coast. Thirteen ol her crew were lost
LONDON, Feb. IL Sir Charles Lyc was buried
beside Ben Jonson, in Wcstmins. or Abbey
with great pomp.
PANS, Feb. y. hsS Debqts says: Buffet de-
cIines 70 form ministry. Should he, Buffet. ar-
cep, the Left viii SUI port Dufaure for President
OF the AZ 5embv
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28
81 B-TkEASI BALANCES.

NEW York, Feb. -Sub-Treasury balances .
gold SIS ,33i U79, currency $40, $40 S34 The Sui
Treasurer pad ont SPAS, 600 on account of inter-
est and $4,000 for bonds Customs receipts
Sl030 600 Specie shipments for the week S60l,
SO o. which S65o10 was American gold and
$4,000 Spanish gold, $50, 900 gold bars and bal
ance silver bars.
Imports for the week 20, 1916 SIT dry goods. ana
%,26l,s73 merchandise. Receipts Of customs
to-day Sl090O00 for the week s3,017372
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HAVANA MARKETS,

HAVANA, Feb. p. Spanish gold 2i61l2F,
American gold 24sG, 249 Cola Is still advancing
and the market is feverish. Exchange tirmer; on
United States sixty days currency 1880 l05 pre-
MUM, short sight do lOGN.los premium, sixty
days gold 1880 49, premium: on London 1000 1872
premium; on PARIS 137@l39 premium. Sugar
active, with speculative demand and higher
prices: No II ID. S. 1jGGl53 reals.
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have been butting all day at the ice above the
bridge, and large amount OF it has been broken
of and tioated out of sight. Weather cooler to-
night and there are indications OF freeze before
morning.
ST LOUIS, Feb. 27.-Ice above the bridge broke
last night and great masses been running ever
since, mos. Of 1t coming from Lower Missouri.
All gorges below here have been carried away
and river open to Cairo. Navigation south VIII
resumed Monday. Weather cold. Mercury
below freezing point.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New YORK, Feb 27.-The cotton market has
been excited all the week, with good business
both for export and spinning account. Specula-
tive dealings also have been brisk but prices
have not advanced as much spot cottons. The
total sales Of the week lS7, 1872 bales of which
1850 bales were on contracts and the balance
for immediate delivery.
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VALENTINE.

Oh, if had a horse could trot
As fast as you can lie,
I'd match him 'gainst the Goldsmith Maid,
And pass that racer by.
Her fastest time was two-fourteen;
Your time amounts ttro -ndH9f-
With fourteen seconds thus to spare,
You never would be caught.
And yet there's something in your lies,
That seems so like the truth,
love to hear you rattle on,
So crack your whip fair youth.
- H1uci,e
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28
THr, ICE MOVING.

OF the harbor yesterday lodged again at Caronde-
let and backed up as far as Arsenal Island. 1t is
thought tonight, however, from the Sudden fall
of the river here, that it has started again.
Steamers come the wharf to-day, are loading
and two or three will leave tomorrow evening.
The harbor boat Smith, and two or three tugs
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

Corn. Among the many who deal in corn
there IS no one better known more highly es
teemed than that prince OF good fellows, John
H. Hanua. Without him the leve" would appear
naked, and the denizcns thereof would be morose
and melancholy. John has now for sale 1000
sacks OF white corn, which he desires to be
relieved of-prOvidlng he gets reasonable price
Tor the same. and il Is not converted into whisky
He ana ourselves are fond If corn in its crudc
state.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28
MlSCELLANE 0vS.

HAzLrroN, Feb. 27.-Rough times are appre-
nehdtd lhe men are gathering in large num-
hers at Highlands The pylice have gone back.
IN the meantime, to start the pumps
MoNIaoN En- Feh. ~ +. Wolf has been ap-
pointed astis ZEE Of the Alabama and Chatt.
nooga Road vice Bailey, resigned
Pom JARVIS, Feb. q. The gorge in tbo Dola
ware River broke, and the water rose twenty feet
The suspension bridges are threat cued from the
plcl Ice. ~
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New YORK, Feb. 26.-Sugar = al 1916 for fair
to good refining, 1.1G for prime, s. as. for
centrifugal, 70 for MANILA refined 1irm 8 :;
10 i0lO', for hard grades. Moas-es-forel8n
grades dull; New Orleans steady at 60Nl65c.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28
THE LOUISVILLE LOTTERY DR.wING.

LOUISVILLE, Feb 21.-The Library drawing
concluded tins afternoon. 1t is known tn At one
NTH OF the capital prize was sold in Montreal.
ohe-htth III st. Louis, one-tcnth in Waterproof
Louisiana, ana onc-tenth in Vicksburg, Missis-
sippi.
Ia the Library Lottery today thirty-eight per
cent 81 The tickets were announced as being s6ld
The prizes were sealed in proportion. Sa3T drew
the capital Prize Of $4,000, 1905 won the sec
ond prize Of $4,000
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CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE

was voted on and rejected by vote of 100 to 1875.
The universal and confident opinion here among
Democrats and the ablest lawyers, Is that the Su-
preme Court will decide the Civil Rights bill I'M
constitutional.
MIDSIGHr-The Force bill has been ordered
engrosset, but the Democrats are still fighting it
with dlatorv motions.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28
INTERESTING FROM SPAIN.

MADRID, Feb. ~ 1t Is believed the campaign
against the Carsts will close the coming spring.
Three hundred Nayarrese troops deserted the
CarlIsts. Five were captured and shot
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THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS ALINoyy

SALT LAKE Cry, Feb. 27.-The court allows
Anna Eliza, who is sueing Brigham Young for a
uivorce three thousand dollars for lawyers fees
and five hundred per month pending trial. which
brigham is ordered to pay into court
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28
LARGE FIRE

SCRANTON, Pa, Feb. 27-The Cliff locomotive
works burned to-day. Loss $500 COO Two hun
dred and fifty men are thereby ousted, many of
whom lost their tools
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MARIN f..

SOUTHWEST PASS, Feb -Noon.-Barometel
1880. Wind n. W., light. Weather foggv.
Arrived steamship Cousett, Hynes master. %
days from Andrasan.
NJ departures.
BARCELONA, Feb. 26.-Arrive2: Tarracona.
from New Orleans. She lost her main and miz-
zen top mast.
SOUTHWEST PASS, Feb 27-G L. barometer
30:15. Wind north, light.
No arrivals.
Sailed Banks Tiger and Kalisto.
PASS L'OuTRE. Feb. 27-6 7. M.-Weather
calm and hazy.
NoarriyalI.
Sailed: Schooner May Evelyn.
GALVESTON, Feb. II. Arrived: Steamship Nor
gan. from Brashear. Cleared: Steamship CLYDE,
for New York, ship Rountree, for Liverpool,
schooner Chas E Jackson, for Portsmouth, \. IT,,
schooner Witch Of the Wave, FOX Tuxpan. Sailed:
CLYDE for New York.
NEW YORK, Feb 27.-Arrived: Cleopatra.
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RE-.

CHTrtHooGh. Feb. 27.-The Lookout Flo1rino
Mills bnraed. Loss, 100000. Insurance, S33, 0C0,
number Of women and children had reflIred
from the Hood. No lives st. The fire now at
inioh Depot = being snbdued by tic iircm On in
water to Their waists. The water is running over
MARKET utI,at Q -
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NEW YORK BANK ST,TEuEyT

New York, Feb. 81. The following is the bank
statement Loans, decrease 2,S75 900 specie.
increase ~, 21o,OOO; legal tenders decrease s250
200 deposits, decrease - 800 900 circulation
decrease sl0o0,000; reserves, increase 81 800 900
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FINE WINES Erc.-Sce advertisement 81 Paul
Gelpi q Bro, IL Decatur street formerly Old
Levee), and read attentively their list, IN store
Of wines, cordials imported fruits and vegetables
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BAcoH ETc.-See the advertisement Of McssrS
II. Bidwell Co., IS Magazine street who have
on hand and for sale large stock Of bacon, bulk
meats, lard, pork, flour, sugar-cured hams. etc.
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON Feb. 27-For Sunday, in the
Gulf States. rising, followed by falling barom-
eier, winds backing to the northeast and south
east, warmer and partially cloudy weather and
possibly rain in Western Texas.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

Messrs. Pierson Hews, ID and Is Camp
street, are selling off their stock Of heavy bust
ness suits, overcoats and boys clothing at greatly
reduced prices. Read their advertisement and
give them call.
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OF the many dry good. houses in this city,
popular among the ladies Of New Orleans than
that Of Mcssrs N. L. Byrne \ Co, IG3 Canal
street, who have in store very large assortment
OF most desirable goods in their line, which they
are offering for sale at unprecedentedly low
prices. Give them cali
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10 those who would enjoy 4 quie. afternoon
! there Is n" place offering greater inducements
than the groves Of Magnolia Gardens. All that
the most sNacting could desire can be found
there, and the lake breeZes cool the afternoon so
deligntfulIy that the guest disllkes lc..yinya
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

Each one purchasing ticket at the Academy
of Music either on Monday or Tuesday, also on
wednesday matinee, to witness Bertha, Will have
chance to draw fine Wheeler and Wilson
sewing machine, valued at one hundred dollars.