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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-24

Tue MORNING Ledger. whose coming
into the field of journalism in San Fran
cisco had been duly heralded, is born
fact. We have received it as an cI-
change. 1t looks moro like a handy
newspaper (it is but little bigger than
the APPEAL than anything ~e have ever
seep coming from Pacific Coast press.
We hope it may succeed, and should
think it would. Six cents week is the
price and the newsboys sell it for cent.
The number before Us is entirely filed
with news matter, save two or three
three stickfulls at the bottom OF one of
the inside columns, where there are half
dozen advertisements. Published by the
Ledger Publishing Company.
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TIE aLDISE PREss.-Almost untnter-
ruptedly since its first issue We have been
a subscriber to the Aldiae Press. It's ad-
vent marked an era in superior letter
press and excellence Of design ana exc
cution IN engraving on wood. So far SO
good. The 1Iduc deserves credit for
what it has done more than for what it
is doing. We greatly regret TO say that
the later numbers have been exceedingly
commonplace in point Of the chosen spe-
ciaity of the work. We mean that the
ensravings have been, with but few eI-
ceptions, of very ordinary character,
lacking in interest and wanting in ex-
cellence OF execution. TIke the current
number, for instance. On the first page
is Z very clever wood cut from drawing
by John Davis after Bonnat. The sub
jet is \ Mother of Egypt" and is
acceptably presented. But tins picture
stands alone. It is in the company Of =
half dozen others, none of which is
above the dead level OF mediocrity. The
Illustrated weeklies, Harper's especially.
abound in far superior specimens Of the
wood engraver's art. Some European
mountain and wood scenes are given.
and brace OF shabby Sen,eel ge.oe pie
lures by Lamoureux, the figures IL one
of which remind Is Of Frank Ls-lie's
efforts to represent a Cabinet meeting
or 4 reception OF th- -tne-ican Rife
Team by the Lorl Mayor OF Dublin.
Washington Taking Command" might
well have been copied from one &C na--
ley, most ambitious fai.usr- .t,-r h-in-
Reproduced - a irou:ispiyn+ In t..".y.=
I.aJy's .ooh. The head :.4.i t,.- d
The Father q His County' LOOK even
more supremely stupid ana mushy than
they are usually made to appear-and
the gods that presided over the ait Of
portraiture in the earlier and purer days
of the Republic never permitted the
painting of any face which was so diff
cut of rescue from tie tavern sign vari-
ETY. as Washing.on's Even the genius
of Gilbert Stuart could hardly make it
anything but vapid of look and when
it comes to be filtered through such
hands as have prepared IT for the -ildine
It becomes as wanting il character as
the duInmest lay igure tina. eye- presided
over the repository of a portrait paint
er's traps and calamities. We have as
sumed the right to scold the -iidins for
its shortcomings. 1t has tue vantage
ground of field Of reform ii popular
art-work which it should improve and
not lose by cheap and meretricious per-
formances and we hope for better do
incs IN the future. (We say this while
knowing of the disaster by FIRE which
befel the -1ldtne publishers in June.
They had better suspended publication
altogether than give their subscribers
such very ordinary showing Of wood
cuts as have appeared in the last two
numbeTs.)
TIE MORNING LEDGER, whose coming
into the field of Journalism in San Fran
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NEW TO-Di
sonic.

ry,HTaE VIII De 4 srECIAT. NLETING
4 II Carson Lodge No. !, +. i !. ii. to-day,
August 24 c. , O'Clock. fnr ~ r-CItn~t. CI
attending -. funeral OF Brotlr- .1rLi L L..
deceased. q idaho Lodge No /. Iaa!.u I,rI4tur. a..
3. :. FOoTEl.. Mae r.
7. COFFIN, Secretary.
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WISSENCccA has population Of Line
hundred and eighty five.
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Steamers viii run to and from The
Ball Mt Half Price.
Sealed Proposals.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY O. EUALD OK
REGENTS og NEyApA.
Carson, N'cr., A,7. II, 1s'5. J
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CHANGERS BALL
At yANK'S STATION, Lakr:
TAHOE. ON
Friday Evening, Aug, 27, 1875


Invitation Committee:
H. y. y eoy, G.cuDryol-
=. =. Al pie.I, Tahoe C.:y-
L. i. Richardson, Hot : Ing.
.'"Lr Mckinney. Sugar Pr, Pl.It.
liz. Moody, TTuckee City.
Reception Committees:
Il { Swain, Sierra House.
Geo. Myers. Yank's ola Station,
Buck Davis, { ienbroos.
:. Caldwell, R0wlsnds.
John keruey, LapLame
Floor Managers:
John Davis, GIenbTook.
H. Il. Church. Sacrsment..
c. y. Nrtewa-e, Tahoe City.
Frank Mccullough. Mcrr-I-2"t Mil
George Shaw. Dayton.
James W. Haines, Genoa.
james Hunt, Valleys Springs.
Iohp d. kerscy, Warm spring.
Steamers viii run to and from The
Ball Mt Half Price.
D The best Of music Will be pro- .ded..E
Il Is determined to make this the lno>t at:rsc-
tive and satisfactory ball eli the season and no
pains G. expense Will be spared to make i such.
Tickets, Including Supper - 80
neral invitation is extended.
L. CLEMENT,
auCl--t4 I';oul., tor.
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HENRY WILSON.

This high official and distinguished mem
Der OF the party in power is expected here in
few days and as his visit to our city is not
believed to have any political object, we hope
the citizens Of New Orleans, without regard
to party lines, will unite in giving him a
respectful and cordial welcome to the metrop-
oils Of the South.
To this by no means unusual display of
courtesy, Mr.. Wilson is entitled by virtue Of
his Office. He is the Vice President Of the
United States, and we are free to add, much
better representative of the Nation than his
gift-grabbing and third-term coveting chief.
Although Republican of the straightest sect,
and an uncompromising upholder Of pol
icy we deem Injurious to the best interests of
the country, Vice President Wilson's sincerity
and honesty are undoubted, and he has never
exhibited against us the vindictive feelings Of
a Morton or a " blatherskite Logan. We
have no idea Of "capturing" him, but trust
he will be welcomed here by all our citizens
without regard to politics, not only as dis
tinguished citizen of Massachusetts,, but as
the incumbent Of the highest Office but one
n our common country.
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DIED,

CAShf-On Friday night March % 1876 at te,
| minutes past IL O'Clock, James Casey aged 81 wears
| nNi'@ OF Castle Island county Kerry I,elanl an,
| Tor many years a resident of this civ
The friends and acquaintance of the family an,
81 ils son, John 7. Casey, respectfully invited t,
atenf his funeral, which will take place from his
late residence corner of Third and ST. Denis streets
| March %, at 3 o clock T. NJ
RI kERT-On Marcl, 3, I-75, at school at Lubeck
'efhlanS OF disease Of the brain Miss Julia dauon
yer OF r ackett and Julia Horstmann aged eli hten
years. e'' II
tORREJOLLES-F Friday March % 49,, q, /,
CLOCK A. Nj julie Elizabeth Correjo es aged sixteen
years and twenty five DAYS daughter of i II Cnrra
JOKES and Josephine Lcnnes
>, hARSH-On Monday, March 81 1875. at $3.50 p
NJ Ehza GregorN, widow Of the late j. H. b. Marsh
PDlGELL-On Tuesday morning March n 1.75
az so clock, Mrs Bridget Purcell aged eighty one
5o&iN' q native OF Queens County, Ireland
DEN EGRE-Drowncd, in Florida on the 10Th
INST, James Taylor Denegrc son of SyIvanie PJana
Dehegre and the late James ID. Denegre, aged TWEEN
ty six years. IS" '"''
DoNcAN-On Sunday, March 81 A. ID. 1875 at
O'Clock \. M, Martha L. Duncan wife If Jan,a
Du"'h' aged foIiy-nine years and seven months
New York, Newark and Pensacola Fa n,n.rs
please copy
HiEN EN-0n sunday morning the 2lst inst at |
''i PAS 4" clock Agnes Patton wife Of Neil steven
'2eu Sixty nlhe years a native of Scotland
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While twenty colored masons are laying the
foundation for new building on the site Of the
old Crescent Billiard Hall, about $50 pale citi-
zens, on the average, are helping improvements
by standing along by the mud breastworls with
their mouths open.-Ne'r orleans RepubIicdn.
When it is known that those twenty colored
nsasons are employed by one Of those white
citizens that it seems to be the special pleasure
OF the Republican to villify, the point of the
Joke intended above is somewha! dulled
What an outcropping of hate and maleyolence
1t Is, to be sure, for white builder to give
score Of needy negroes We
venture to assert that the gentleman who
employs those negroes is one of the very men
or is ia full sympathy with the individuals
yclept bandits by Sheridan.
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A high school girl in a cross-town car was
heard TO remark this morning: :" / don't care
bit think its real mean that We should have
another dose Of cold weather, just as l had cot
my new spring suit ready to put on It's really
too awful, and she slammed her Greek history
down IN her lap with such force as to throw the
car of the ack.-Chicago Jom7.dl
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fCopy.l
NEW ORLEANS. March 90. ISIS

NEW ORLEANS, March %, 80.
Louis Grunewald, Proprietor Grunewald ball
DEAE >IR-On the of my departure from New
Orleans, where, am happy to state met such fiat
tering success, allow to congratulate you upon
the wonderful acoustics and the really superb beauty
of your hall well deserving the great popularity it
now enjoys, and being the tavorte resort Of the
beauty and fashion of your city. have sung during
my through the States in almost every notable
hall in this country but must state with great pleas
ure that the Grunewald Hall is The Gem of all the
concert rooms in the wide Union. Yours truly
mh2s lt2dp LIMA DE MUKSRA
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Yesterday was more than usually busy day
on Carondeiet street. which was partly owing to
the fact that the day before had been dtes nom
and partly to an improved feeling, induced, no
doubt, by the hope that the extra session Of the
Legislature, which is now regarded as a GER
tainty, will pass such reform measures az viii
materially tighten the burden Of taxation and
put brighter face upon both city and State
securities City gold bonds took an upward leap,
gong from 50 to 49, and the new consolidated
state bonds advanced from IS to 81.
We should be more than pleased to believe
that the hope which has caused the improved |
condition of securities was well founded. and
should it be realized, contrary to our expecta.
tons and contrary to all reason and experience
none VIII be more appreciatve or more thankful
than ourselves
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II you want to see has,ts natesr, call at
the saloon Of Hitchcock g. Moran, on Grayier
street, between Carondelet and ST. Charles,
and ask to be shown the most marvellous
oyster shell ever fished out of the sea. While
there, look at the portraits of the Washington
and Lee families. They are well worth see
ing
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Troy UNsHinG.
Collars and Cuhs aundried i'm Troy New
York and returned TO New Orleans,
at 80 Cents per Dozen.
WEEKLY SHIPMENTS FROM WALSHE,S.
No. I1O CANAL STREET.

FORW ARDED AND RECEIVED EVERY
SATURDAY PER SOUTHERN EMPRESS
To meet the wants of his customers and the public
the undersigned intends naugnrating the plan so
popular and successful in northern cities of sending
weekly shipments Of soiled linen collars aud cuffs to
be laundried in Troy, where they will be washed and
roned ito look like new, and delivered back in
New Orleans at 30 cents per dozen. Those wishing
10 avail themselves of this mode of having their col
lars and cuffs laundred learn further particulars
at
Il. T. WALSHE'S
SHIRT and
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS DEPOT,
10 Canal Street,
mh29 lat2dp Near st. Charles ST
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Joseph Solar St. Charles street, keeps
constantly on hand at the lowest prices, the
choicest assortment Of foreign and domestic
fruits. Delicious, fresh and crisp celery can
also be found at Solaris.
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AT spelling match in Indianapolis the first
man to miss word was the former Superintend-
ent OF Education of the city and present editor of
. school journal
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little child at West hester, Pa was badly
poisoned the other day by sucking the gum off a
paper collar. Its symptoms of course, were
those of cholera.
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Down III Connecticut butter is being made at
cost OF three cents pounI. When an unfor.
tunate man gets mouthful of the compound.
MS chief anxiety is TO lind good place to have
a 1T
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STOCKHOLDERS VARIETIES THEATEI ATTEN-
TIcN The secretary Of the Varieties Theater
in another column notifies the stockholders
of the Varieties Theater, that The assessment
OF one hundred dollars authorized by gen
eral meeting is due and payable On or before
the LIST of April. II the assessment be not
paid hy that date, the stock is Liable to con
fiscaticn. 1t will pay to attend to this matter
promptly.
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All the world and his wife are gong to the races

CITY BoNDs.-There was an understanding
that the second meeting between the holders of
city bonds and the city administrators would
take place last night. 1t was, however, a mistake
The first meeting adjourned subject to the call
OF the Mayor, and this call has not vet been
made.
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London is ahead. 1t has more Jews than Pal
eshne, more Scotchmen than Edinburgh. more
Irish than Dublin, more Catholics than Rome
and more thieves than ChicAg 60
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An Iowa murderer, about to be hanged, asked
the pre'dng official TO ''pospone these yere pro-
ceedinSs .r five minits till l can chaw an ear
often that latin hyena, Bill Jenkins, that stands
there GRIMM at me-"
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Inc Brooklyn reporters carry canes, it is al
iesed, to balance their inteec tual depart
nents We notice that some of the canes are of
pretty ight material
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That must have been practical jokist who put
the following advertisement in he daily papers:
"A thoroughly good plain hancock wanted for
the Governor of Fill"
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Mr. We- Elm, the popular Baronne street music
dealer has laid upon our desk very exec lent
song, entitled My Love, Wen Meet Again >
Words by I. c. Burnaud, and music by Arthur
>. Sullivan Mr.. Werlein keeps constantly on
hand the latest music, both instrumental and
vocal
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The spectacle mandatory at Reading, Pa, il
DONG sight OF work making no less than 5000
pair a week
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she never billed taters with skins on" was
the eulogy pronounced on Wisconsin woman.
What more need be said
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Notice to burglars The + tch diamonds haye
been removed from the New York Custom House
TO the residence Of the family
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Inc hrst grand exhibition Of spring toilets will
occur on the opening day Of the races. Get your
new bonnets and gowns ready, ladies' ALL
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All the latest books, all the latest magazines
ana periodicals Of all kinds, all the latest news
papers, and all the most elegant stationery can
be found at Il G. Eyrchs, bookseller and sta
toner, No. 1870 Canal street
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The grounds OF the Jockey Club and the Fair
Grounds never looked more lovely or picturesque.
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1.-The Lest Message" is the name of new
song by Claude, dedicated to The Euterpean
Musical Society. We are in receipt Of it through
the courtesy Of Mr.. Louis Grunewald, whose
Temple of Music under Grunewald Hall is well
stocked always with the newest music.
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The New Orleans BULLETIN can be had OF the
nsws agent in Mobile at the depot. on the arrival
q the p. II. train.
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Sixth Day-MOnday. April IL.

FIRST RACE-The Fortuna Stakes, for three
year Odds; 30 entrance, p p, with $1,000 added sec
ond horse to receive 5000 and the third 800 winne-
of the Pickwick stake, pounds extra mile
and half Closed with -four teen nominations
| SECOND RACE Consolation Race one mile for
| horses that have run and not won during the meet
ing Club Purse $780, first horse 1900 second horse
| 3d. third horse S25.
| THIRD RACE-Four mile heats, for all ages
Club Purse $1,000 first horse $1,000 second horse 1900
In all club purses entrance free and in such purse.
| a walk-over entities horse to first money only
and horse dstancine the field entitled to first mones
only.
Members notified to call for their badges at
| the office I6 Carondelet street.
The races will commence at 3 o'clock p NJ
In case of postponemsnt account of the weather
pennant will be displayed from the office of tn
Club, 16 Carondelet street.
Quarterstretch badges for meeting sl5 90
Day badges Observation-Disclosures. 00
Admission to Club Stand .. 90
Admission to Public Stand and Field - GO
Rules of Admission.
NO ladies perm tied to the stand unac companied h@
gentlemen.
Invitation badges for resident; .only be hae
at the office 16 Carondelet street.
DddStS Will ADMIT 10 all tnf
stand and grounds.
Tickets of admission to the stand do admit the
holder to the quarter stretch.
Members entitled to free admission for ahiee
accompanying them.
Ladies accompanied by members are invited to"
vsi, the Club House.
Smoking positively prohibited on the members
stand
Members notified to enter all strangers
on the visiting club book.
All vehicles must enter by GENTLY Road Gate
except members. Members of the club and lade~
accompanying them only admitted at the Members
Gate.
Quarter Stretch Badges be obtained at the
office 16 Carondelet street an d at the Track
The cars of the City Railroad Bayou Brdg.
Branch and Orleans Railroad will leave Clay Statue
Canal street, every five minutes during the races
STEWARDS
g. A Breaux, c. 7. Howard r. W simmons
j. f. Glenny, a. p Mason, A. NJ. BickhaI1
E. A Yorke, W. C. Lpscomt.
TIMERS
c. H-Chase, j 4. Morris
DISTANCE JUDGES
L. E. Lemaire, WB Krumbt aar.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
Jos. Z. HoRNoR, Chairman
F. W Baker W A. Bell " J. BehaD
E. A. Burke, VIM. Mehle J. f. kraemer
N. d Wallace, Atwood Violet, B. Strauss
J. II. Grover Harrison Watts
mh2: 2dp st q. a. BREAUX President
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Nseioe-No orders taken on the Bulletin Office
unless Endorsed by the PROPRIETOR
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Jacob OFT.

Jacob OFT,
Q A e p f n TER.
zS9 Magazine Street, Corner CaIliope.
ls prepared to execute all orders in the O.r.
penter and Building line, with promptness. neat.
ness and dispatch. Oisterns made and rensired
nj tf2dp
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Never mind carriages, 80 in omnIbuses or the
cars.
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Fourth Day Thursday. April s.
Fifth Day-Saturday, April 10.

FIRST RACE-Handicap Hurdle Race. Two.
miles, weights to appear the day before the race
Club Purse $500 first horse $3.50 second horse s0U
third horse $50.
SECOND RACE-Free Handicap, mile heats.
tries to be made Wednesday, March 81 at T. clock
Weights to appear Thursday April /, at II O'Clock
NJ. and declarations to be made (in wrting) at =
o'clock the same day Club Purse $500 first horse
S400 second horse $780,
THIRD RACE-One mile and three quarters, fo7
all ages, Club Purse $500 first horse si0O secono
horse S75, third horse S25
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Carpet WArehNn

l1.-....--.........C Charities street.
CARPEIINGS, Wilton, Axminst
sels Tapestry, etc, etc.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, English
MATT1NGS, 500 rolls White. Che
WINDOW SHADES, Table and
FURNITURE and CURTAIN
Variety.
BURLAPS Table and Enamel
mh4s SuWeSa2dp
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PR A CTIC AL ENTIST.
3i7 MAGAZINE STREET, BETWEEN ERATO
AND ITALIA STREETS.
All the modern and improved methods of preserv,
ing and filling teeth at prices to suit the times. VIII
attend at the residence of those Inconvenience by
calling at bis Office. mh2s 1t2dp
Notice.
HALL HOME HOOK AND LADDER No. l,
SNTH DISTRICT.
New Orleans March 30, $50.
The officers and active members of the above com
pany are hereby notified to assemble at the Truck
House, on WEDNESDAY, March 81, $50 at A.
NJ. sharp, fully e,plipped, participate in the an
nua celebration of the Fire Department of the Sixth
District.
Exempt and Honorary members requested to
he in attendance \. NJ. sharp also the invited
guests BY order of
&C. PIPER, Foreman
J. 4. H. DE LEON Secretary. mh2s 2t
J. LEVOIS Il JAMESON,
I26.....CANAL STREET
we will open .on MONDAY a large assortment OF
ENGLISH LENOS and .MOZAMBIQUES,
Imported by steamer Cordova, which will be offered
at
Low PRICES, WHOLESALE or RETAIL.
We have also received large addition to our
GRtNADINE STOCK
HAMBURG LACES FOR OvERSKIRTS.
TO the Jobbng Trade we Offering large Job
Lots of SPRING GOODS at very Low Figures.
J. LEVOIS & JAMESON.
1876 Canal street.
mb2S SuTu&Th
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BRASEIMAN 4 ADAMS.
$50 and ISIS magazine street 5S6
Corner of st. Andrew street.
CASH HOUSE
JOHN McMAINS.
57@ Magazine and 10 Nya.hinpt

has Tor sale choice BUTTER and G.
FRESH CHEESE, which be is selling
low prices. He has recently made
in the prices of his Teas
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Form your junketing parties, ladies', for the
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WHO Bu' bdiBg, cerrer Baronne
NJ, s'"oh ".hg ~ tireiT too heavy from immense
b r. On '" ~ .Ir,S II rp.e IN New y oik from BANK
90 , = n ln LI-o .Sill 81 .rice Monday March
worth Of DRY CO I,rS ~ '' ~
- COSI ANT ,BELOW COST.
Parties wishin <,o...., 80 ...a,;,. 1,ua:
III SPRING AN S,SrWCp CooIIS In 49,. y,
least % per cent. .,s,i,sn'r ~ ! All " - "
ID cases extra fl r..Y: r,urxc IN ,.,,
4, cos ~ 80 ayard
: o'sts .A,ra irt Printed Linen LAWNS will be
800 pieces han ,s,,s pro,-r- Ill Ia
20 cts s9o'io - - ~ - 49, 81 - CIV
GRENADIN
200 pieces AS ne AZ - - Ha, ,D1>rc
800 pieces ST." Ola -
c.sa IN AN Sc DELAINES. Etc.
VT CO.. tie Irish LINENS. asso ted quality.
: WIZ IDS NAINSOOKS Victoria LAWNS,
7 ,EnLR eUEGANDIES Etc.
I.hi n. RGHIEFS. HOSIERY.
iars;n MASK and TOWELINGS.
paSiH QUILTS. Fobinet BA RS. Etc.
ion many other Goods too numerous to men
anh,n surplus stock bought for cash, at
,at m - Sales and must be sold Immediately a
" " critice Call early and avoid the rush.
J. TURCOTTE,
sit los Canal street
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28
Notice.

Col. John G. 4 ngell has the sword by vote
OF eighty three Col Behan and fifty four over
Gen. Ogden. mh-s 1t