The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-03

ayls, and ct the most reasonable rates '
vlIl guarantee full satisfaction to those Of o
alsnds who favor as with their ordsIs.
6ummer complaints The Picayne has Il
s'Jes." Capt. Eads has the "Jetties"
Excellent first prizes in literature of Il
: bsst class can b. found 1t Eyrich's, No. l:
Canal street.
The courts presented anything but live
sppearance yesterday. and the several clerl
we're eorrespondingly unhappy.
The old, old story. Staub. the champio
nswsdealsr, ct Goldthwaite's, No. So Cam
slEest, paid % a early call this morning.
The Askanaas River steamer Clarksvill
III last evening with full load Of miscslls
nsous freight
This hot spell has already been prolific
Aghts, and Il Il aid there are seveaal duel
nov on the tapis. We anxiously await fal
= he tbsrmomstsr.
There will bs full meeting Of the Pres
Cub y Paslor r, St Charles hotel, to-day, .
o'elosk. preliminary to the grand opening
a Friday. Members are requested to b
prompt.
The neighborhood near Magazine Market
during our pleasant evenings. has become
assndexvous for promenaders, who enjoy the
tasteful displays made in the many shop win.
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There was : we'll attended meeting Of
property holders at St Marys Market last
evening. and the spirit already evinced at the
ether branches was shown. The movement
promises to become general.
Father Tom Burke the eloquent Irish
priest, who successfully combated Frouds's
stzictures on his country and race during his
ssesqt visit to the United States. is said 70 b
ssEiously III ct homA--&. Louis Tines
The piles Of boxes adorning the sidewalks
q Ohastres street have recently caused con-
sidssable complaint, and ladies have vivid
Seeollsction Of their Whereabouts, - torn
dsssss serve to recall their attempts to pass
down the street
II The police would once in while take
: eursory view Of the neighborhood about
Reee and Magazine streets, Of evenings, and
hssp order among the lounges In the habit
q eoagreeAting thsre, the residents would
astssm II favor.
Henry Ward Beecher 1t prayer meeting
= And II I die and am buried in Greenwood,
- nobody stand there and say. Here lies
Henry Ward Bseoher for God knows won't |
II there" Probably not5 death generally |
pares folks Of their bad habits.
A restaurant keeper, finding his strawberry
recount delinquent the other night the other
light, instituted searching inquiry, which
developed the faot that one Of the walters, in
he hurry Of business inadvertently allowed
thirteen instead Of twelve strawberries to
plate for one Of the guests.
There y considerable talk in fashionable
ircles about an entertainment of character
hat has mover before been presented to our
amusement loving people-"A Dickens
aarly. and Il promises to be the entertain
nent Il the season, - far q we can learn,
nd, therefore. can furnish our young folks
'lsnty q enjoyment for one Of the special
aa1prss Of the affair is dancing. II
We have received from r. G. Eyrich the
Moving works: The Good Time Coming, or
- New Crusade by Edward E. Hale, pub
he'd by RoD6rts Brothers, Boston; The
Ills Of the Gods, BY Mrs. J. II. Twells. pub
he'd By J. b Lippincott 4 Co.. Philadelphia;
resdom and Fellowship, published by Rob-
= BROTHERS, Boston; Through the Year, by !
oratio N. Powers. published by Roberts
rothsrs, Boston.
That's right; II your mother gets little a
lghty and goes around town pawning her n
dnsnts, or sits on hydrants eating ham 4
lndwichee, or insists that shes the Goddess
Liberty, have her adjudged insane and r.
apped into lunAtic asylum. That's Robert q
lnooln's little game, and mon Who have n
otheesin-law viii make . long mark in their 0,
u 70 remember II BY. There's millions in
II il win only hold water in court
Our friend George Ellis a the lannon's g
~ emporium opposite the POST H,ce, has :,
hin placed rs under obligations for late
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