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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-16

II ROUT-KROUT-
100 hslf bbls of Choice Long Cut KROUT.
In store and on landing.
For sale by
jas M&E GORDON & GOMILA.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-16

WHISKY BRANDY, GIN.
100 bbls Ed. Dexter & Sons.
100 :. Pixies Magnolia
100 :. Wishire's.
100 :. Excelsior.
SO :. Belle of Ohio.
80 >. BRANDY.
SO :. GIN.
For sale by
SMITH BROS. & Co, Agents,
80, SIS, 81 and 50 Poydras street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-16

NANTED-Four ladies for the corps de ballet.
w Also. 4 leading lady for comedy. Also a young
man with $3.50 or $500 as business manager. Also
young man as advance agent with $50 cash. N Il.
Professionals or beginners DESTROYS Of engagement
are invited to call and register their and spe
calty First class managers only supplied with dra
matte talent Apply at office New York Theatri-
cal Agency" 159 Customhouse street. opposite Va
reties Theatre jat6 IT.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-16

CHARLES JAEGER.
Orders can be left ut krOsts ISL COnsars, r1FSeA
opposite the St. Charles Hotel at his residence 3S
CllstOmhOuse street. aia.J :sn
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-16

CANDLES, STARCH, SOAP, ETC.
1000 boxes As, 6's rs and S's CANDLES.
5000 :. various brands STARCH.
1000 :. Kinks Olive SOAP. II
200 :. Proctor g. CANDLES Olive SOAP.
300 =. Maginnis Sons :. =.
For sale in lots to suit by
SMITH BROS & CO., Agents,
50, IS, 81 and 80 POydras street.
The New York herald., 1875-09-26
DIRECTORY roR ADVERTISERS.

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The New York herald., 1875-09-26

MOURNING GOODS
H-----G
In silk-snsh Brilautines Cashmeres, Tamse Empress
nenrietas, Boubazines, &c.
Beautiful blne black Casilmeres sDc 9oc., o5c,. 81
Very lne Cashmsres extra wide, 81 10 81 IS, 81 25.
NOW OPENING.
full as;pdment Of merino Underwear for ladies' gentle
men and children
in ali the best makes and qualities
One LOT OF gentenens merino UnderveSts and Drawers
regular made, handsome goods 81 %, worth ~.
Ladies' misses and chdrens striped cashmere Stockings
All wool merno aud cotton Hosiery,
AZ the very lowest prices.
Housekeeping and domestic Goods
In all the different varieties at popular prices.
Now opening an entire new assortment.
One hundred pairs full sized all wool Blankets,
81 pair, great bargain worth Ss
All wool plain ana plaid Flanucls, Of every quality,
at low prices
Bed Quilts, Comfortablcs Napkins, Towels,
full assortment, Just opened,
at the lowest prices Of the season
Two cases of Dress Trimmings inst opened,
In all the most fashionable styles,
including every make Of Gimp and Fringes,
much under usual prices
Dress Trimmings In the most fashionable stJles
We beg to annoance that our regular fall opening viii take
place early IN October notice Of which viii be announced In
die papers when we will exhibit greater attractions
IN Costumes, Trimmed Hats 6c.,
than at Of our former openings representative OF ou
three months collecting novelties and styles.
RICHARD NRAREs,
corner Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street.
The New York herald., 1875-09-26
FLOWERS AND HATS.

FLOWERS AND HATS.
EVERY POSSIBLE SHADE IN FINE OSTRICH TIPS
AND PLUMES FANCY WINGS BREASTS AND
BIRDS, IN 200 DIFFERENT STYLES. FEATHER
TRIMMINGS, IN EVERY VARIETY, THE BEST AND
CHEAPEST IN THE CITY.
OUR FLOWER STOCK is FILLED WITH CHOICR
NOVELTIES or OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
FLORAL DRESS GARAIfUREs OUR SPECIALITY,
MADE OF FINE FLOWERS, AT PRICES TO SUIT THE
MOST ECONOMICAL
BRIDAL psL,, WIREAATHs AMP PARrKEs, oF, OF MOST MOST
MADE OF GOOD SILK IILUsIoN, FROM So UPWARD
FRENCH FELT BONNETS AND HATS IN ALL THE
CHOICEST SHAPES ALSO FINEST AMERICAN
FELTs, IN MANY EXCLUSIVE SHAPES. NEW
FRENCH BONNET AND HAT FRAMES.
The New York herald., 1875-09-26

Do fail Inspect the following lines Of goods II will
be TO your interest to
The New York herald., 1875-09-26

T.. SHAW,
SO WEST FOURTEENTH STREET. near Sixth avenue
BRANCH STORE,
3}f Bowery, corner Fourth street
The finest collection q Human Hair Goods positively re-
tailed at Wholesale prices
Satisfaction guaranteed goods reurnabe The latest
novelty received direct from Paris.
THE SARATOGA ClIIDNON, price $40
Chignons SS and upward
Invisible Fronts Stylish lades OF All ages on
hand in large variety and made to order shortest notice
81 and upward
Prico List.
Finest quality Hair Switches, solid not dyed.
19 inches, ounce weight .............,x Is
~ inches ounce weight.
90 inches ounce weight ..,......,..... .......,
81 inches ounce weight.
handsome collection Of Curis and Switches hand IN
the SHADES very low prices Couplings made m
25c and 5o per ounce or by newly invented method
roots put all one way, 81 per ounce
Ladies should fail call newly opened astah
snent 81 West Fourteenth where all the novelties
OF the season displayed Ia great variety.
r. Coudray's Aurora 20 bleach shade OF hair
golden bloude, 81 so per bottle
y Cocdrsyis Hair Tonic 81 per bottle.
Coudrays Secret Of Beauty Creme Blanchen for the
complexion, W per box.
"Dermatine, 81 per bottle.
Goods sent 10 all the States, when prepaid, free Of all
charges, or Q. o. D., with privilege OF examination
The New York herald., 1875-09-26

NINE DuvAL's LATEST PARISIAN NOVELTIES
Juive Prince Cardinal Mauc Msrquse and Incroya6lo
specaes for wedding reception and promenade toilets i'm
ported by Nine Duval LEefanee Panier Indispensable
for the present style VI dresses Real FRENCH COrseM e7s
The New York herald., 1875-09-26
DEPARTMENT.


PLSa Fop THE RAIL-, AND OPERA SEASON. A
CASE OF NOVELTIES JUST kECEi ~. ~ MniSn ~
WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION, CHAIELAlNS, IN
VERY PRETTY sTYIES; ALSO THB NEW BELT AND
CHATRIAiN COMBINED, NOW so MUCH IN De
FINE GOLD AND REAL LAKE GEORGE DIAMOND
JEWELKY so PER CENT UNDER JEWELLERS
new STYLES OF FRENCH AND ENGLISH GILT
LND SILVER SETS, RARDROPS. NECK CHAINS,
fnCKsTS CROSSES BRACELETS, &C, &C
beautiful DESIGNS IN NroRT0IsEsHELL JEWEL
o1ER VEN 50 DIFFERENT STYLES OF FINE IMITATION
SHE'LL COMBS. FROM 29C UPWARD.
A VERY LANCE LINE OF BLACK GARNET AND
WHITLEY JET JEwELRY COMPRISING NECKLACES,
VEIL AND snAWI. PINS, EARpR0ps AND SETS.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF THE NEW CORAL
JEWEIRY, BELOW THE Wholesale PRICES
GREAT ATTENTION PAID TO OUR LEATHER
Our Our NoriioN sTocK IS THE MOST COMPLETE IN
THE CITY.
OPENING AT - 80 - ~
Tuesday, JOHN DANlELL son, WEDNESDAY,
SEPT % $50 SEPT 20
'-'' . BROADWAY AND EIGHTH STREET.
The New York herald., 1875-09-26

DEPARTMENT
WE WILL EXHIBIT
A VERY EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
ARTISTICALLY TRIMMED BONNETs AND HATS,
1MpoRTEMn IENtnSETF ANn aF AMP 6,Ts FEwkT 6wT MAKr
LADIES Sy6r OF REEINRD BEE AND EXQUISITE TASTE
MATERIALS USED ARE OF THE FINEST QUAIL
1TY, AND THE BEST TALENT IN THE LAND IS
AN ASSORTMENT OF MouRNING BoYNETs AND
THE SHORTEST NOTICE ~ NJ
WE WILL SELL THE ABOVE AT THE SANE
Low RATES THAT DISTINGUISH OUR PRICES
IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
N. BLADES OWN MATERIALS MADE UP.
The New York herald., 1875-09-26
OPENING on MONDAY.

10OO pieces OF choice Dress Goods
In all the newest styles and colorings
In
Mohairs plaid and plain Serges and Dagonals Meanges
Debeges and Cames lair Cloth 2Jc Soc, &c. 3Sc, 4Oc
4oc., Soc per yard.
The New York herald., 1875-09-26
Personal.

NhURCH OF TILE RESURRECTION. EIGHTY. FIFTH
" street between Lexington and Third avenues-Dyine
service by rector Rev Dr. Fagg in the morning Sun
day school at 80 r. VI.
The New York herald., 1875-09-26

$50 pieces colored gros grain silks in every color ncud
ing every fashionable dark shade, 81 % per yard
$50 pieces coored grcs grain silks In all the dark
shades, for fall and winter, 81 80 per yard.
$50 pieces coored sos grain dress Silks In all desirable
coors, 81 7J per yard
First black gos grain silks 81 81 10 81 Is 81 90
Very fine black gros grain silks, II IS 81 so
Superior black Silks In different makes 81 75 81 So 81
One lot Of very elegant Lyons Silks 81 20 per yard
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-06-12
A Miners Revenge.

An incident occurred on q recent
trip which | made over the Union Pa
ci6c, which may be Of interest TO your
readers, as II was at one time OF I'M
common interest to me. We were roll
ing along between Salt Lake and Oma-
ha, when | made my way into the
smoking car to enjoy cigar, | noticed
a group gathered in the centre Of the
car, and crowding my way up found
two men gambling. One was well
dressed man, but bearing the general
appearance of blackleg; the other
was yeritable miner, just as he came
from the mountains, with long, grizzly
beard, rough, course and dirty clothes,
but with lots Of gold. The play vas
for quite large stakes, and | heard
whispers that the gambler was about
to fleece the miner, and much sympa-
thy was manifested for him.
The game-draw poker-still- went
un with hardly a word spoken by the
players, till faally, when large sum
was on the board, the gambler being
called on to show his hand, threw
down three aces and two queens, and
reached for the money, the miner
stretched over and held his hand aud
laid down two aces, showing Of course
FIVE aces in the pack. He thee reach
ed back and drew LANCE navy revOly-
err, cooked it, placed the muzzle d.
rectly between the eyes of the gam
bier, still holding his hand. Not. q
word was spoken, but each looked
into the eyes Of the other. Soon the
hand began to quietly move from the
money, the form of the gambler to
draw back, and still the reyolve. fol-
lowed. He stepped int the aisle, and
here the scene became so uninterest-
ing to me and several others present
that we dropped under the seats. The
gambler slowly backed towards the
door, with the revolver following till
the door was reached and be passed
out. The miner eooliy let down the
hammer of his revolver, replaced ii In
his pocket, swept the money from the
board into his pouch, quietly lighted
his pipe, and settled back into bis seat
as if nothing had happened. The
strangest part Of the whole bushes
was that not word was spoken from
the time the gambler laid his three
aces on the boaad till he passed cut OF
the car door osRgsto'cH co. Reg
tster.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-06-12
TO BE CONTINUED.

THE following is an extract from
the speech of John q. Breckenridge,
announcing the death of Henry Clay
to the House of Representatives:
He met the end with eomposure,
and his pathway to the grave was
frightened by the immortal hopes
which spring from the Christian faith.
Not long before his death, having just
returned from Kentucky, | bore to
him token of affection from his ex-
cellent wife. Never can | forget his
appearance, his manner, or his words.
After speaking Of bis family, his
friends, and his country, be changed
the conversation to his own future, and
looking on me with his eye undImmed
and his voice full of its original mel
ody, he said: Il am not afraid to die,
sir. Ihave hope, faith, and some con-
fidence. | do not think any man can
be entirely certain in regard to his flu
ture state; but have an abiding trust
in the merits and mediatiau Of our
Savior. 1t will assuage the grief OF
his family, remarked Mr.. b. to know
that he looked hopefully beyond the
tomb, and christian people will re-
jOice to hear that such a man. in his
last hours, reposed with simplicity and
confidence upon the promises of the
Gospel"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-06-12
Fortne CnRoxIcEE.
WILLIS WATERS.
BY HILDA.
CHAPTER XVIII.

"Thy fate is the common fate of all,
Into each life some rain must fall,
Some days must be dark and dreary.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-06-12

The Importance Of The coming Ohio
State election is recognized all over
the Union. Since Pennsylvania votes
in November, with all the rest Of the
States, she has lost the prestige she
once enjoyed. The New York Herald,
in an article on the subject, say:
by the growth of its population
Ohio has become almost as importan.
a State as Pennsylvania, and so long
as it shall continue to hold October
elections, it will be the battle field Of
our political contests. Both
parties are certain to pour all their
forces into Ohio in October, and the
result Of the contest will virtually de-
eide the next Presidential election. A
great Democratic victory in Ohio in
October this year would insure cor
responding victories in most Of the
States which hold elections in Novem-
Der. and paralyze the hopes of the Re-
publican party.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-06-12

A CIe7eland woman recently mar
ried Chinese laundryman, andin three
days thereafter the unhappy celestial
appeared at barber shop and ordered
his pigtail cut off, saying in explana-
ton: Too muchee dam yank."
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-06-12
Country Produce Taken in Exchange for Boots,
Shoes, Hats, &C., &c.
"SPRING, 1872
OF INTEREST TO ALL.
c1.RKsvuLE. TENNESSEE, April, 1875.

TENNESSEE, April $50
hard times OF
ing very business these changes are 70 @
themselves with Boots ohoes c
o when money they did twelve eighteen months ago
accomplish this have hrst b0ugnt W
goods eriy prices Second have had shoes made OF very
best material workmanship and handsome h f
which greatly adds the expense OF
Shoe but none to its Third selling vey short p when
believe it right to charge 1un prices
and big profits the people the county nave nGt c
in the have adopted this course through
not from benevoence for BY TINS course @
will the number Of my customers a"o
popularity and then by fair dealings good gGU M better
public wheh
Nv stock this have ever oherea s
of the people both IN QuayG p town being
improved fact the pes!
models of durability heapn the prices ranging b for
oc oo shoe at 81 3 light Brogans heavy Can ono
wear cheap durable Mems and boys PoW SHOES mems %
stock calf 81 % the finest hO be in
GAINESVILLE Ladies Misses fine shoes il all styles sac lace a d
pobbV and the Side Shoe Call ladies and see these goods you
Custom made English Lasting ohoe III
M stt for 50 90: 10 Yankee shoe every pair fully warranted and
will wear long any So shoe GAINESVILLE Infan ana Ghd
s s6 an ali co styles Mems and boys 1ul sloc
Boots at the lowest prices heard Of Mems full stock S
and Shoes Alexis Shoes &C. Gentlemen please call ana see ~
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-06-12

DON'T leave wagons, moving ma
chimes, etc., in the weather. 1t rots
the wood and rusts the metal. A shed
built with rough posts and covered
with straw will save many dollar as
a covering for such things. Paint sae
wood work of wagons, hay frames, etc.,
and see that all metallic parts Of ma
ehinery are we'll coated with oil.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-06-12

A man must be exceptionally wise
and strong, who in the compass OF one
short lifetime, can both acquire riches
and learn the difficult art Of being rich
without doing his family harm BY it.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-06-12

A home without girl is only hale
blessed; it is an orchard without bios
SONS, and spring without song. A
housefull Of sous is like Lebanon with
its eedars, but daughters by the Preside
are like roses in Sharon.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-06-12
HATS! HATS! HATS! HATS!

have the peiest Hats for old mlddleaee anu
men of any house country OF all think we nave m
and cheaper goods than anybody else but only ask you to see et
town then see my yourself above statement mot
Please call Straw Hats Ventilated straw hh P pod
straw & r Rows 10 cents each need of of above goods see
always remembering show goods with pleasure you ohy OF
mn one means the hard times will take
@ goods ali Kinds Country Produce Butter Eggs CHICKENS pe9
D. m Eebers Beeswax Taw, all kinds of Skins &c desire
vo"r trade and am willing do all to assist and all my %
so offer of good goods at lowest prices
and then produce MY %
No 5 look for handsome new YEAR
remain, very respectfully Up 49, xxY.yT.---
70 AAA -.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-06-12

The state tax of New York this year
is Il mills, or about double that Of
Tennessee. An effort is being made
in the assembly to reduce it to Q mills
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-14

Cow -PRAS-Tho market L. 6xm- at- I60[665c
y bushel with small stock and good IN
curry in job way: a lot Of 100 sacks sold ct
Csc y bushsL - nj
Poax-No demand, and though the stocl
Is small the merketlis 15c u Dbl weaker to-
day, Mess is Offering ct $23 rs; $23 SO
would DO accepted and S23 so was refused.
Prices are reported easier in the West. Dealers
here are jobbing at $24(124 rs ~ Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-A Car load Of 20, 600 ID
shoulders sold to dealer at 93c, an advance
OF 4c. None left IN first hands. Dealers have
moderately fair stock, and are jobbing them
BAooN-Buyers are off to-day, the demand
has saosided and the market has weakened.
5 casks shoulders sold, spot, at 1890, 20 hall
casks clear rib sides. spot, at 14fc, ~ casks
clear sides, to arrive, ct 14lc y tb, and 40
boxes clear sides on private terms Shout
ders are now dull at 10sc, clear rib sides 1444
clear sides l4s@l44o p ID, and jobbing at
sc above these prices. The Western markets
we're easier to-day. +
HAMS Choice sugar-cured are scarce and in
demand, and are quoted at 144(1l5c, as in
brand SO and Is tierces sold to arrive, at
141c, 20 to arrive at 15c, and 10 do spot at
142c y ib. Jobbing at i@ic above these
prices
BREAKFAST BAcoN-None on hand. 1t is
called for and would command 16c p 10.
LARD-The stock is small, but the demand
is only in a job way at l44@l44c for tierce
and l5@154 for keg. 80 tierces refined sold
at l4Ac, and so. kegs ct l54c y ID. - s... :.
WHIsKY-Quiet but .eady, with q small
stock at 81 20 for Louisiana and Western rec
tied. so bbls Louisiana rectiied sold on the
spot at 81 % y gallon, and 15O Kentucky
rectifed to arrive on private terms.
Corn IN BULK-The market is bare. Small
lots are arriving by railroad for forwarding
direct .aSaa7t a."i @t~-
WHEAT IN BULK-Supplies are coming in
from Texas steadily, though yet small. 484
sacks were received from Galveston this morn
ing, making total supply on hand of about
256O sack Texas, held above the limit of ex-
porters, which are 81 80 for No. 2 and 81 As
tor No. 3twinter. delivered on board.
Corn IN SAoKs-Fair supply and moderate
demand ct easier prices for buyers. 1850 sacks
sold, of which 100 yellow mixed and 00yellow
at $50 (the latter for EXPORT, $50 choice yellow
and 500 white mixed at soc, and 800 choice
white at 92c (the latter sho wing decline OF
4c % busheD. The stock on hand comprises
10, 900 sacks. r-l
OATs-Are in fair supply and dull. Only
$50 sacks sold, of which 800 new Western at
Csc, and $50 choice old Western, at zoe p
bushel. The stock on hand comprises 5000
sacks. fc.3 4ls 5.tIJ l- ru sar tat.G
BRAN-Light supply and moderate demand.
Only 100 sacks sold at 81 Is 79 100 fb. The
stock on hand comprises 1900 sacks.
HAY-The stock On the landing comprises
only 1900 bales. No sales. Prime new is
quoted at $50 y ton.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-14
MEDICAL.

~~~r~~-~->~~->c~~r~c~~-@ ~><oNON~s~~~o~o
TYR ". a. AUSTIN >
III = AJhea ID HE&o 81.
Residence And Once 800 Sc. Charles stree
Between Clio and Calliops.
Nats d Geo. A Fosdick & Uo's n Carondelet strsas
ORDERS LEFT PROMPTLY ATTENDED, nss
At homo from TO . A. n. and to7PN. m
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-14

CorroN-The sales to-day were confined to
80 bales. Nothing has transpired to require
any change in our quotations, and we give
also the figures and report Of the Exchange
in full. as below: =
AMRRIuAH srAHnARn on mAssry1nAr1nr