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, 1875-09-27

ELSEWHERE.
Carl schurz IL not TALKING III Ohio for hire.
Herzegovina demands entire separation from
Turkey.
Case Of yellow fercr Inns appeared In
Brooklyn.
Tic Emperor Of Brazil will travel through This
country and Europe.
Now York dispatch says that Times aro 70
lard III TINT city that tho pcDro cannot afford 10
,t.o tho fcrry-boatu as much az forn,crlyl
III tao Ward will case, at l}ctro{t Atr. Wiz.
l'fxtc., one OF tho counsel. WAS throatonod with
dea:h by ono OF tho Bons OF tho dead ClfrBus.
,, The Aornpls. which is to carry tho Prince of
y wales to India, roliod go badly tho other day
that tAoy wore all afraid OF hor u over tl,ese"
Tho Chicago custon-l1ouAo Commission Inns
ropoftod NJ "aslltnstop. 1hov ti1A that tho
s1ouna ~ cnpabie OF bearing presAnro Of 4.0O0
noaflia 70 THO nq,are foot, which is twice what
tic We1{,ht OF tho building will be: that tlo
stone s liot such tboy woItll themselves huyo
eeiectnd. bettor being obsainab1o for less Money
nMs .,,,i,, 5nat - ~ good enough oil thinsa
conefucFod: that tho cnncreto (Which ovor!ayB 1i
feet Of aally soil, which, III turn, rests on yo,id
hluo clay, and Bllould l,ayo bcon reached WITH
masonry originality does worry well, and will do
hotsar wnan there fs moro Of IL; thai, II tho
htlilalng rhaIl over attempt to reyorsn tia ALA
an"raaco performance II will do It aronly, sink
iis eYeTywllero at once, that tho hrick-uorIs is
good; that tho i1on-wor1s Ia good ar,tl eoot
ue"' ~" iiucn @! 1t that lilo Clark street aitl.
hlouIu DO Immediately brought to leycl witl,
tho other walls; TINT the bad stone should bo
pulled out OF tic vas; that tho stone is nut
strong enough for window and tloor-caps; that
tho building has not been sufficiently prosectod
f1om tho weather. aud has farod worHo tl,a:l
there Ia oxcaso for; TINT tho ntnne nn1 other
heavy work should be abandoned after tho go,l-
oral cornieo Ia rcncl,ed. which will not s'uEly !"
tho building ut nil; aud that, with tho
precautions adrHet. work OH the whots
atr1cture ,, can with reason bo at onco resumed,
Tho Secretary of tho Troas,ry llas added tn th;a
report an Endorsement which DIRECTS that tllo
building shall be brought to jpyel all around
before winter, and that. upon Tho resumption OF
WORK III the srring, every sfggration offered by
direction Of ''tho nlost competent and tr,lsl-
worthy man whom tho Supervising Architect OF
tho Treasury can obtain"
, 1875-09-27

without tler protection. Long after / teft
Syria my noighbora wroso TINT it pnlued then. 10
500 my nr0tcEos thcrc; that II tlley could forget
mo tho dogs would shame Them. that nvery tina
tho honso.door opened, thu pack ,Hesl to rush to
It, nt lhcn nit aud wttno bDca.iko did NOT como
nut. You will ray tnr tltn fnnd. Yos hut IL
tltows tlas tI,ey l,nso affection, intelligence
ElatitI,tfe md tueunry
, 1875-09-27

Z" ne Editor ofTae Chicago tribune:
cH1c4oo, Sept. 25,-lour article Of the 21st
regarding tho necessity for protective ward
e.'soa snggeasH bt Of history relating to The
e''after election In The First Ward. Thu reR,t-
asiy' "a announced judges for that ward were Gen,
=. - onesasn. II. Ct. Pulling, aud ALL. Tom
fo!os' uon. sherman. whcn he arrived at tho
pols. hl'tt ts1ne provons to tho hour for opon-
n'g' 1oiha II osEanlzcl with Substitutes, and
fea1Y 10 proceed to b1sinehs Mr, Pulling wns
unablo anu un"lng to seryc, aud kcpt awoy.
lao haa Lad sonae ssporienco Ut nroytoun atcr,
t!ons, and did not dcare to repeat It, Tho clnr.
actcr OF thu tudBoa who did seryc nav ha
estimated by tho rcturna-1,6u5 tor Tho cl,a,tor
and 7 against; total. Its. from war;, tint
IL estimated by o,d residents and good tu,roa r.,
have not to oxccod 100 legal yvtora eea NJ o., ~
dontly not Intended by Tho d1ecturn "f tt.t
shameful buHlness that Oeu. bllcr,nnn nr AZ
Pulling should Bogye, al t1leir prcsenrc T., 49,
Capacity would lAye Bpollt their ltt,a wam,s
Tile supposition that they vert To AeEye Icraixn,i
many into tho ASSURANCE that the e.ecttuS ~ tn.
First Ward would be vol taken caso of. rhnv
wera near by aud Accessblo but no ono wn,ts.t
upon llrm to urge them to their duty. Ad, Tnm
Foley. 4. i. Trudo, Esq., mud two Of threo other
ecnu! n tho performance required. This I1u1e
WAS at tho Twentieth Ward short time 10 ass!st
in enforcing Tue proper arrau9clnents to fariIi-
tato fraud aud repeating tlloro, but this greater
past Of bis remarkable davis labor uas deyutod
70 the First. 1t was hero that Mai. james lIaM-
thorns. OF Nevada, Ia, who waa casual H.,ec-
tator, being guest OF the Commercial Hotel,
near the polls, WA asked to rote
10y ,ths ehastss. ~ stranger. and.
, 1875-09-27

replying TINT ho did not tjyo in thin civ. v1s
| toll that Tint made m difference, and
ltyo In tbin State" ~. IL n1t I'm ,ar,c thry
replied, "yote tha ain't N, rcr,,tar oJoetom.
At Tho last No7om,cr election Mt ,h,r nn,no
place, ,~-tbe eug!nu-lousa on ncnttnyn street.
l'irst Ward, nno Il! ,,iHo Mcl,nnnhl's gar;, WHO
i. co,ti1e,lre.l,,nu aul ratnlcr ucrfartuni .l,o
| duty uf administering Inv oath To challenged
ruters nnt IN the hitter part pf tho tlay 1rcauny
tire:i 0t tho unnotov Of tho legal form ho cpu-
clnlc.i with, u 10 io4p YIN Mother l,csr,ok." :"
| which stylo wna ctr:Ainlv hr:tur Hnitcl u eie
cI,arnr.cr Of tha oi:tcr Administering tho oath.
tia generally 1,ul ,r.:poti that TIM Tvcntlctt
ia thu ts,,urr wa,l for election frn,ls!n hut tho
reAItlcMts Of tho Fltst nra unwilling Ia cppretly
II. Certainly ltlero IL every o;rur.uussy thtrn
tor li.s fu.ntatln:, Of Protective Ward Clul,
AhKASfAs AND rExa' TRADE
RI fhs t:,tilor af The Chirnyo 7rihpns:
, 1875-09-27

OF reputation ~ to maks II appear prnalln tim
h.se oot.rso will be- n,!op,ot anI It viii 10 iii.
to offer any further ,nlnco,ncnta to rtrnurors T.
ron,o nplnicBt M md cBpcciolty To rnnitn. II
make snycrtn,enta hcrc.-R}ch1,ond Wh;g,
rho administration n Mn f,,,arnno,,, ~ ,,,.
~ "'.'''.i's'."''v' ~ ''.o 'o'o1hhehtlti mas
fa't'neest' Tor Emo '"at eighteen soarn has been
wn vnnlurn to Hav, without parallel in tho l,ia
.ofy ~ 'lit'csi i,At,tlItona for honesty, lnnI-
Eli 10y =. .,o '.,'or ~ winen noting f
thc balance in 81 rnck ietwrcn liz rrcnt h;s,
| achievements OF tho four lternblican Admins.
trations, ni,'t Tho mistakes haro and tore do
.octSI ~ lfe inn'l.'f o. the'r sans and complex
1" tlcir r2l't m tl,n vrnt,tna mi a,,,,o u,
tho cp,lnlry.-I,ysiou Iircrii+r. -
r,,. 1,.,,,,,, =, u,,-, II,
"o ' =. +, W., 'le'r "o'E
magnificent assumption, mt only tint Tho DDmo-
ricbte-f,nw many n,n,orrntin rolcs he tho
wnv. wero eycr oven t., enrraft that "roa; p,in' @
racy nf s!an,ar,sett. cau st,oak for J IT, wi,oio
rar;x ~, .io r,,s ~ I,a, a,n ",,u,n
Of to far ..rcntes Statrs If ol,ln nnI i'c,,n.si
sann vii Vii joar wti, aInsenent MI tbat m to i''o
cio nnymontr ~ H's''u .fn'rnoi Ao'"''' ~ 'p0-
,, o."'','''''. -1'''''o' ''"'""'
1no MHacatno Ia.) Johruat thus speaks Of
als. LoIl!or aud liz effort III that city Tuesday
o.oui1.: "fu appearance Htr. I.ofllor il Of
medium hoi,t,, ~ r,t,,or s,or,,or h.,i,, nj
.,nso,,. " As.oa o'o''"s1 o"ln'' ~"
ao's 4"ee' lha "rt'e"1a'toh 10 "o~, oGoh 10
be;nE palnfnt a. tines ~ s9oakcr ho IL most
tcutots, a''l his una Of tho Kings Englial, Ia
onolle,, TO shock any diseirlo Of 1,indley Mnr-
[ay. Mo Hrn surprised that tho Democratic
ss,1' Inn'nntoo should 1r1iti ont such weak man
%iatas. %e 20 1 ! speoe, so rambling 6sli-conssa-
o'ctory, anu nholtndinE In 30 many abanrlltloa
s'"t 10 mos.ns ~ 10 rhetoric mud practical senso to
M aHo's u 1no efoeneas treshu,an In debattnE
oo.'e's'
Senator Logan, 40 IL wae nra,1ic,oa In ,vor,d
, 1875-09-27

| III AANfst
| Tie Board OF TruBtc CD Of Ifylp park held
regular meeting Saturday evening. In reply t,
n resolution PASSED Mt tlla last meeting request
/ ing President 1Iozio 10 state whether, In Iii
judgment, 1t was aisiBablo to rcducn tho nun,
bcr Of policemen Of The village, the presllon
1nauc n report 1lo referred to tho busg,atics
recently committed, aud recommended no
oulY that no reduction be made, but TINT the
temporary appoi!lsceA during the summer month";
be addcd to tic reguinr forco. He also recon.
tncnled that tho ciiizcus unite for their own pro-
further advice that they "goot down tho out
laws who consnt:od highway robbcrics," otc.
| largo petition wnB presented for the pave.
| 1nent o. brook utrect, betseen Cottage Grove
anti Lako avenues. Rolcrrea.
It wa4 resolved that tho Btreet-lamps bo kep,
burning tho lolsrH tonEor thai, hnH bern Tho
r'ile Aero:uiorc. md tho policemen wore In
structod 10 report the times af lighting aud cx-
iluEai hing tho fnEais every night.
lfcsideot llo1e obtained ths appointment of
Richard Cornell us policeman, j,ls bent boing
rather short QUO IN tho Tlcini:y Of President
1lo1ie's house.
a proposition was received from tho First
Presbyterian Society OF HYDE Park the owner
Of tho site and building now lscd NJ tito Vii
lage Hall. Tho Society offered To soil S0xl20
feet with the building aud MI alley Ii feet vida
On tho south oge Of fhe lot for 200 In village
bonds. Tho proponsion WIS considered In Com
nfrnr WA r"rormcndoI Wis., 49,, ~ tIlo m
yeas and unys l,owoyer. Il rcsn,ntinn ri nrcni-
tanco was lost, Acsfra. IfoWes. uoxic, md CHI
i. houn voting yeai alessss. fouoIl, dillctt, aud
resolution permitting tho Chicngo CITY Hail-
Way Company 10 lay herso-car track on Thirty
ninth atreet b0tWuen State street MID Cottage
GEoyo avonuo waa discussed antl tic Yll!age
to Tint effect with uronar strictinna an ,nn1lis
tlQnB.
Tho question Of auditing a bill Of Charles
wna ne stee, o, 70 the
the bil was finally audited ,he balance bolue
Tho Eiro-Marsnal urged that tho Trustooy mo-
vide permanent place for storing tho yi|!are
tra7agant arrapconent. A. uaI,a}. m nrtinr
Sss tsEr,, m th;e 1nn't sarsh "e'ioo
Tho uctIou Of The Eoar! rnn,oyimv lbn hrtdoc.
tcs.tlcr at Crittondon bridge aud npn0intinr" 3
beut ras ,cft nntl|sturbetl hin ramoyai hsv;,,ry
bern t]nc 70 n t,,;aanm,o ohs oaI", ~ 49, T,,t o
Having hastily pasaoI TIM MALTA. orna,o.
which hns leen drarrinr ainnr for acv"r.;
months tie board aiiournsd. ' ~ '''''"'
,,, 0oA"'a' ' f"H"'
4a4s .'..so 70 P.opat'"s iieeho't 1oF gooa
~, -" sA4" su'o sotne "iatoi' 14'ao Esahs-
' "a A4'4ue''''nt ~. ho' !" A@e, sue III 10
'u W. " 'lsoottap' ~. lae social entertain"
uon' VI A's tee.aon's aosniB tlle cold, drear5
thn,. LE " . "ass. sntusuay evening, mo iet!i.
cn,3nrsi,a ~ tI,o s ~ sae ao1gan Lark iail:
Ta-',s ~ ~ I,. .aJnt ptos,sne iesaienss of
Eesssai ns. .I ata nan isniu' washington ile1Rhts,
49,, nna "nose OBJECT "ab to
,,,,..1 u ao"eMIe ~ in'o w olaanizatioh ior tue
Ill., ,PTsn ,.,t ~ stsub nnmpef o. so1sees during
enu,n;,sa plostoaa !u1otmai meeting
~, aa''.t',t ~ ."foe "as h2pontea TO iraw up
snov nas ~ nu,t a1 ~, uya%s anu oa the lssh
, 1875-09-27

NEW fonE, Bopt. 2j.-Jutlgo Donohue, Of the
suprorne Court, cntorcd IN order to-day by con-
sent OF all parties concerned dissolyiur tho
American Timber and Manufacturing COMPANY.
, 1875-09-27
THE NASHVILLE MAYORAtrY.

NASHVILLE, Teuu., Sept. 25.-Tho Hon. Thomas
4. Hercheyal Republican, was elected Mayor Of
this city to-day by 16l mA Iorlty, over Spenco
Erkiu, tho regular Democratic noi,lIneo,
, 1875-09-27

Corner 1saGahIi-nv. nn,l Twrnty-srcoad&a
Grand chanco for bargainp.
CLOSING OUT SALE or HToGK OF JETELgI
AND FIXTURES.
On Monday evening, Sept. Fl. at orlock.
t,a IuesdAy AFTERNOON. 6oP:. -, at o'ctott.
~ illca1ay evening, Bept. u, ut + o'cost,
snKs, Llc4cta Charms, Dracects l.aales' and lIab1
Gh.ins, Diamond 1!nf nnd Atnys, Drou1s Urusmen+
statuestca. Blinds, etc.. .ctr.
larSa ntork nl pihlcl Ware. AiHo every nrcs psts
talnlua to tho business. GEO, +. uONE + CO.,
Aucuanetn.
, 1875-09-27


70 the Eii.or 4f Tia Chitago Tribune:
CHICAGO. Bcpt. aG.-I beg lonvo 10 roplr,
through the columus OF your paper, to au ar-
tico written by n Mr.. l.. D. Winto and pub.
lslotl in the Times. and also to an-
provo m article published lator still
III your paper. chatlctorizing tho
coiorcl voters political Judgment. THE Tnrt,-
rAE has certainly. iu writing this ltttis article
which has brought l. u. White forward with bin
pcn to provo to Chicago Ills stntesnnulike abti-
ity. clearly Expressed tho sentiment OF tho
majority Of tho colorea voters. Mr.. Whites
statement Of the wants of the coIorcd voter
IL AL absurdity, aud I will atttolupt
to provo it 10 from facts. nlr. y, ".
scott who hlr. White duslroa to have
recognized as tho choice Of the co!orcd people,
ia only tho choice Of Mr.. L. D, Whtn md two or
three oshors: Ar. White. who moved into t!lo
Legislature III 1876. aud Mi. s. ". Ncott, WHO
vas for soino causo (bost known to Mr. AGnew,
31S M;,,,s1a Goan'y shsFlG dsehsFes from Judge
Dot keep slr. scott In l.ia place MS baiiifr. aud
tLin IL mainly thc calso Of thta little runpus in
tho colorod camp. Now a1r. White sayy tlat alr.
know It. Although the meeting was
packed by whisky ring, whom tic vote
wan taken on the candidate tho vote stood {aa
for Scott. THIS wouldn't do; tho yoto Vas too
cloao, NO 11oBsrn. Wh,so and Scotk began sl,out-
Ing. "Divido tho house; diyldo tho house."
Ihis unhastuunious cry lastod for moro than au
CHAIR, and nominated himsolf NJ candilato for
County Commissioner: and novcd under tho
unanimous ,,z, Ihia Is what Ar. L. i.
White i y attempting to cal, tho peoples
count OF tho nicctlng--that Ii, MONT 80 oyor it
again. for tho etatomoot given by TuE TRIBUNE
reporter il tho prociHc truth Of tint shameful
1noetiuE, WHICH escrY honest man OF color ii
ashamed OF. But men Ike alr. Whito aud oth-
eEs Uho are laboring for Bof, caro- uotLing
about the rublios good all t!ley want ia to
got to tho Legislature and tim County
comm'ssionorahlp. hm sorry that IuE TntH-
men of Chicago az Mr. White Ia; howsooycr,
the colorol yotosH will hAyo confidence In any
article !TnR TRIBUNE may favor lis with, a.
historical evidence Of our political Btrongth;
ahd we shall also fec! perfectly satisfied With
for TME Tn1DrSE haa AZ much
right to know tho businesa- mon among our raco
ar among Its own. Tho coiorod yosorn arc il,
invor or good municipal government. com.
nut devota themselves. to politics to enrich
to1lseycH bus sill g1yc thoir energies to tho tax
payers. and to tho improvements OF our great city.
municipal government cannot be riu On lilo
Same principle that the Federal Government iB,
1t csems to take groat orators to save the Coy
crnment Of the nation. But it requires only
Practical businessmen to keep great city like
ours out OF debt. Therefore wo say to TuE
TninrSE that il our business mon nro uu1lt for
rnbsia ollices, then loso no tino in o1posiuR
thota to uH. and il NO have furnished any who
iavo prosed hunofab!o IN tho community, why,
Ii Ii o"r dehire tina: auch remain iu Office.
H. II. MlTcMEtlr
, 1875-09-27
DEATHS.

GEOGRAPHICALLY this city, Sept. &C. 1A7l. OF con-
sn'nptton, Mary, da,ghtor of james aul Cathartno
McCalEey, aged Is yolrA.
fsiners from tho residence nf her mother, No. at9
North snte-as-, 1t 10 n,. Sept. 1H, Church of
tho ltulT Nane and thence by carriages to Calya9y
Ccmetery.
~ Albany, N. y, and New York City papers please
copy. 1~"'S
rIlOCToR-On tho lat nlt,, hlAry beloved wtfu of
Edward Ptnstor, in her 71d year.
Alho on tho 18th hat., Altco Amanda, infant taugt-
days. ~
Funeral Monday Sept. a, n. p, H.. from rcsi.
dense 70 west 0ho-nt., by carriages to 1racolAud.
II Ken!al tEnZ.i paper r1oa6e CORY,
, 1875-09-27

- Flhhos and OrXaua.
Ahliet Dasil Co.'S Grand, HYuare and Upright
aNa sMttl4a American organs eau lo found ouJy At
" W. Kinbaly, coruer atata aud Adams ntr.et,
Chicago. -Sse's'
, 1875-09-27

POSITIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Eight Lots fr0uting weAk OH Wnjt,c-st Fl Int ftet
thfse Lots fronting north on Twenty tfhst. 2i1lH
ieet; trec Lots fronting south Oh K0ss1lth ~ 2l1h
feet; SATURDAY MORNING. OFT. ,. ii 10 ocioct oa
tae Rr0unl. WN. A. IuT1 EilA h CO.,
Aacttoneera and Agents for 0vnet.
, 1875-09-27

H.
No, Sir, praps Of course tlay'll stop tho celestial
car for thom cattle. but ef they tloyou bat thoy'
hayo to hang on by tho braGo-irou. N0 Hcats
for them, guesa Carl"
An inventive phlanthropist, who considers It
Tudeneta pcrsoslted to wear pl!at-coFk ut his
buttou-hole, tle'l to piece OF pink ribbon. and
to put tho tatue into LlB woatllor car whon 10
gins to 10 awoary ct Ais comranian's convorAa-
tlou, aud Also IL Ryerse tn presenting AiM with
card inscribed " Hire ball. ''IiuH man waA
talked to death, ;, Next door" " Write = out"
1nens for the protection Of travellers and
other peoplo "l.o arc In danger from tho
inan with line tluw OF language, It consists
OF u small plcco Of wood eut with several
facets. Oil eacl. of whcl, il inscribed q word or
phIase - "Yes."" NO" Can't say." ..G,ioas
su," ..D"n't know" Haven't hssrd," .tin-
decd !" "rhanks." no ttuy told mo" "Ynu
g pulao,l il attacked BY tl,a mau WHO talks. ali
thnt TO llns to do IL 10 tako ont hia tungns-pro-
nocesaa,y. Win tte practi, ay psrsnn .an0 ~ ~
a,o1age intelligence eau become ri. eYuert'
I'asont applied for.
Jrmes Nixon might DO mistaken for q modern
iethukAlcL. WcsD 1t alot tia. ho /, ul;estly m
ancient that old Metlusa!oh ,night !o.v ha
al. nifty IL lio stays much longor on this lrauyi
tury spherical ulud-pie. And hs IL tho QleeEsst
i4lslo dump Of = human being that ono csn con.
70 a'l arunnd grost city like Chicago
for the ulere sako Ut fuding \ Lsothur.
iu-lsw. for tile purpose OF making over LiY
property to hin. Nest relatives would 4eQp
close match OF 10 old aud decrtpik relation,
but it IL not 80 with Jacob Thompson. liz lets
ths old man come to town and Wander I'll
hIough ths ssEessa until hs landed n tha
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-07
BY Albert Paul.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DE-
scription, Carpets, Crockery, Glass and other
Ware, ETC., Etc.
DY ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer Office and
ID salesroom No. 40 Royal street-Will sell every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, at the salesroom, 40 Royal, near
Customhouse streets
general assortment OF new and secondhand
Household Furniture. Carpets, Crockery, Glass
and other Ware. ETC., etc.
Loans secured on Furniture etc. Storage At
moderate ra1es s24tf
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-07

| second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No, 81 10.
|
by HOEH a OCONNOR- Nicholas j. IIoey
| - Auctlonecr-ofice, No. /. Exchange Place
I'M hNDa March l., 1r"p, 1T II clock NJ. at the
Merchants and AuCtioneels Exchange on ROYAL
street between anal and Customhouse streets by
virtue OF an order Of the honorable the Second Dis
'le. CONT IL" the parish OF Orleans, dated the sixth
OF February $50 Will be sold by public auction for
account OF SAID succession the following described
property. to-wit
l. \ LOT OF GROUND with all the buildings
and improvements thereon in the First District Of
lhiS CITY III the square or 1Slet bounded by Celeste,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-07
LOST-FOUND.

/ OSI-On Sunday evening, Feb - either AT st
IL Mlchaels Church, the upper side of
Chippewa, from No. u Felicity street to St Mi
chaets Church. LEATHER POCKET BOOK
tied in a bfo"n cotton bag. containing S2-l in cur
Tency and SO III coin. The Mrs Mary
Burns, a poor widow. with four children, VIII pay
so reward to the finder, and questions asked if
the money he returned to Father IIcssn St Nj
chaelS Church lnh7 IT.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-07
BY Geo. Pearson.

HORSES, MULES, BUGGIES CARTS AND
WAGONS.
by GEO. PEARSON-Alex. Huston Auctioneer
- On SATURDAY Feb. 6, and to be continued
every SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY free of en-.
trance fees at the stables OF Jacques Levy 215 GRAY.
ier street, Will be sold
Horses, Mules Buggies Carts Wagons and every.
thing suitable for plantation use. IA I'm
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-07

HALF-HorR REcREAIIoSs IN PoplgAE SoIEx,r.
Selected and Edited by Dana Estes Boston :
Estes Daurat. From Il. &. Eyrich 1870
Canal street, New Orleans.
tbs is a collection, in one large, handsome
volume, Of the first series of scientific essays
published in small volumes under the above tide.
1t contains twenty-six valuable papers, written
especially for the general reader, and devoid Of
all abstruse speculation dry technicalities
Among the writers We may name such authori-
ties as Richard A. Proctor Prof J. d. Dana, Pres.
Winchcll, Prof Huxley. Prof. I. sterry Hunt and
9th
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COMPREHENSIVE

TOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE-The undersigned
~ has this day sold to GEO. ID. PRITCHETT e.
Co the stock, good will, etc of the grocery estab
l1shment of the late James Cunnane, situated at the
corner of Jackson and Magazine streets and recon-
mends them to the confidence and patronage of the
public, the undersigned assuming all liabilities to
date.
Fl2 I'm PETER MORAN Executor
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LAFAYETTE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,

Rev. DIR. MARKHAM Pastor.
FIRST PART
l. OVERTURE to La Muette de Portci - Amber
Miss f. e. and Prof. G. f. Frey
SONCi-"Ye Merry Birds Gumbert.
Miss N. H.
TABLEAT
). PIANO SOLO-Va'se from Faust List
Miss +. IL.
Miss NJ G.. and Mr. Van g.
TABLEAU.
;. REGULATION -Pyramns and Thisbe - SAKE.
Mr.. +. N. 1hayer.
Miss A. A.
TAELEAU
SECOND PART
7. OVERTURE to William Tell .. Ro.sini
Miss f. G. and Prof G. +. Frey
{. SONt;-from LIE Pre- Cerc with violin obi
Miss Kate Thayer and MI V. Caulier
TABLEAU.
Q LAUGHING SONG " .,,h.r
TO- COMIC SONG in costrIme-Honest John and Nan
Miss 5. and Mr., l..
TABLEAT
The entertainment to conclude with a
Indy Washington Ten Party
In the Supper Room.
Concert will open promptly at ~ +. NJ
OMISSION ----...-.--.-.......FIFTY CENTS
Tickets can be had at the door the night Of tho
loncert mh7 Su Tu WedTh
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ADVENTURES OF An ATTORNEY n SEARCH OF
PRACTICE. BY Sir George Stephen Boston
Estes Iauriat. From r. G. Eyrich, Canal
street, near Clay Statue, New Orleans
very amusing and well written narrative, full
Of spicy anecdote, odd adventures, singular in
cidents, strange mishaps all illustrative Of the
authors experience in obtaining and retaining
clients, taking testimony, managing witnesses
especially women and children, etc We ospeci-
ally commend the work to incipicnt lawyers. who
will find in It many valuable hints.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

EURNISHED EOOMS-With OF without Board
i can be had in private family on reasonable
terms, by applying with references at 1913 Second
street, near Magazine Fourth District. mh7 IT
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REMOVAL Hugh J. Campbell, attorney at law,
has removed his Office from - st. Charles street
90 10 Carondelet street. See advertisement in
another column.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY II. Nj. s. b. j. Montgomery.
d NJ. & B. J. MONTGOMERY,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND DEALERS IN
NEW FURNITURE.
Office Armory Hall, 50 Camp street.

Tri weekly sales of every description Of household
furniture, mirrors pianos, carpets, mattresses etc
etc, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at auc
ton ROOM No. so Camp street. commencing at II
o'clock.
Semi-weeklv sales of horses mules buggies car
rlages etc, etc, at sales stables of Graver
and Baronne streets, on Wednesdays and Saturdays
commencing at IL o'clock A NJ
Out door sales OF every description promptly at
tended to-
Special attention paid to the sales of Real Estate
and Stocks.
Always on hand the largest stock of new furniture
OF every variety to be found in the city at their show
rooms, Armory Hall, - Camp street
Being the largest and oldest establishment of the
KIND III the South, they solicit portion of the public
patronage, both in their line auctioneers and deal
ers in furniture ia1 "