The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-21

NEW ORLEANS, JANUARY 81, 1876
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REvERDY JoHNsoNs speech on Sheridan
dispatch is great-it is grand. Let no patro
Of the BULLETIN fail to read it. 1t will |
found in to-day's paper.
Danbury man, who bought a new pair
boots Saturday, says ship may stand on on
tack all night, if it wants to. but he finds Al
hour and half an elegant sufficiency.
Gentlemen in Congress, that rotten carcass
in Louisiana is past saving. Throw it over
board, and for the sake of common sense ant
common decency do wash your hands, Ne,
Yorlc Tribune, 1911.
The contest at the st. Michael's Fair for the
hon ,vtif I,l ha;x
hibition in Griswold's window is, we learn,
between Mr.. Micheal Noud and James Lynch,
aud their friends are rallying in crowds to
their support.
CHEAP LANDS. The Committee reported
''that houses and stores are to be had there
New Orleans) for the taxes"
We notice that a similar state of the de-
probation of the value of real estate in the
times Of Henry Nv for Shakespeare, in that
play says:
''You may buy land now as cheap as stink
ing mackerel."
BY telegraph, yesterday, Mr.. Dave Bidwell
was informed that Miss Violetta Colville
opened her engagement in Savannah, Tues
day night, and that she received a most flat
tering reception.
Her engagement terminates on the 25th, |
and promises to be most successful one.
We have received information which is
deemed reliable that the Mystic Krewe of
Comus will not be forthcoming on Mardi.
Gras evening, and that Rex will not marshal
bis post in the imperial city on that day, as
has been his wont heretofore. To our DO
itical trouble, the omission Of these Carni-
ri events is to be attributed
fSEwsPApER New ORLEANS Rprt.te,v suo
essfon q D. C. Bye'7y TO be sold this day,
an. 2lst, 1875, at y H., at the st. Charles
luction Exchange, the newspaper New Or
'anS BULLErIN-all the types, press, furni- s
are, engine, lease and good will of said
aper, either in block or in detail to suit
urchasers Messrs. Il. NJ. & Z. J. Montgom- :
~, auctioneers. For full particulars see adj :,
ertisements. :,
HALEY.-The necessares of life are said to W
> fire in winter, drink when thirsty, to
end in need, meal when hungry, bed at W
ght, lucfer match in the dark, and to n,
ese should also be added plenitude of n,
aiding matter for spare hours. This latter pa
'cessity can be fully supplied at Haleys, the s.
teran newsdealer, No. 10 Commercial
ley. Food for the mind. in inexhaustble "a
antilles, can be purchased there at cheap re-
ices, and those desiring a literary feast to
ould not fail to call on him. W
Senator Lewis, of Virginia, who has sup lei
rted the most extreme Republican party De
assures in the United States Senate, is not an
|e to stand the Louisiana outrooe ua sh
ties to Il friend II am party man and co
republican, but love my country and free les
N moro than party. think the PROPOSE lay
n of Sheridan a most infamous one, and iol
ought to be recalled inst ,nter" thu
md such is the opinion of all respectable ca
publicans. Oaly office-holders, by ap- hu
ntment, hold the opposite view. no
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telegram to Major G.. 80
Howell, yesterday, from Capt G. II. Ell 49,,
II, master OF the dredge-boat McAllister. a..
awaiting at Pascal Outre, announces the 49,,
9TH Of channel at extreme low tide to be 600
teen feet, and that the least width for that -.
til is eighty-two feet The depth of chan m
at high tide is eighteen and a-half feet nrc
low that the river is falling rapidly, Major s
we'll is Of opinion that the dredge-boat will tbe
able to materially improve the channel at t-o
pass before the close Of the week, unless cor
work is delayed by fogs cor
HE ORLEANS DRAMATICs AND THE CRESCENT the
Y RELIEF ASSOCIATION have been in ano
ned that the Misses Phillis Glover, Clara MOI
ton and Mary Sherwood, actresses, we'll con
favorably known in our community, have bee
lily volunteered their services to play at sen
benefit to be given the 29th inst. at the
be Theater, by the Orleans Dramatics, tor +
Crescent City Relief Association. This IAN