The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-11
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....Tom Moran. Of No. 10, and Frank Bry
IN, Of No. "a. viii run foot race at the pic
mic Of Perseverance, No. Is.
....Louisiana Hose Company will go on ar
excurion to Biloxi on Friday, July 23d, and
return on the following Monday morning.
~. The steamship Josephine brought one
hundred and twenty-five sacks OF oats from
Galveston, consigned to MI. John Calder
More are on the way.
Mr.. Levy, the senior member OF the
firm of Levy Brothers, the wellknown dry
goods merchants, of $50 Magazine street, and
of Levy Bros. 4 We'll, left last evening on Q
business tour North.
The Southern Dramatic Club will give
their second complimentary performance al
the St Charles Theater on July 2lst. They
have selected for this occasion the drama Of
ssFirst Love or the Widowed Bride"
=. The St Louis Republican Of the 9Th
prints list of lands and town lots in the city
and county of ST. Louis, to be sold for 1874's
taxes, filing seventy columns of closely
printed matter.
-. 1T is complained that police officers are
throwing poisoned sausages in yards, and that
several valuable dogs have been poisoned.
Poisoned sausages were furnished for street
ours, and policemen should understand
this.
THE regatta, which viii take place on
the Goth inst, new Lake End (Hoyts), bids
Fir to be most interesting occasion. AL
ready there have been three entries. viz:
Keeps Cayuga, Wolkart's Adelia and Brew
ster's boat, and there will, no doubt, be
several others.
-. The steamship Hudson, Captain E.
v. eager. Cromwell Line of Steamers, }
left New Orleans Sunday morning at o'clock
and arrived in New York at P. NJ, the 9th
inst, making the run in 5 days and hours
from wharf to wharf average of about IA
miles an hour.
-. Mr.. Columbus a. Allen sends us speci-
men of rice grown on the Reunion Planta-
ton, in the parish of St Bernard. It is q
very promising sample the grains are large
and well developed, and are very abundant on
each stalk. If this is fair sample of the
coming rice crop in the lower parishes, there
will doubtless be q large and splendid yield,
and our rice farmers, will have reason to be
more cheerful and hopeful than they have
been for some time past.
-. The Bart Able, leaving last evening for
Red River, took ten large bags Of mail mat
ter for the section about Alexandria and
Natchitoches. The balance of the mail re-
mains in the Office, none of the other depart
ing steamers taking any. The Ouachita
Belle is the only boat due from above to-day
or tomorrow, consequently we will have no
down mails. This makes five mails lying
over here, and the one that will most pro-
badly fail tonight, will make two down
mails due here.
-. Yesterday there were brought here by
steamboat Col A. p. Kouns, from Shreveport
153 sacks Of oats to Messrs Sherer Lewis,
and 1913 sacks of wheat to the Elevator Com
pany. This grain came from the vicinity Of
Dallas, Texas.
The President of the Red River Transpor-
tation Company has agents in that section in
ducing other shipments of the kind. This
we believe is the first shipment of the kind.
With hay, wheat and oats the Red River
country is setting an example worthy Of i'm.
itation.
j. We observe by the published report Of
the commencement at st. Marys College,
Emmettsburg, Pennsylvania, that our young
townsman, Mr. Joseph Converse, son Of Mr..
E. X. Converse, carried off quite q number Of
honors. He took the first premium in elocu-
ton, fine arts, French and chemical physics;
the second premium in Latin, Greek and
English; the third premium in mathematics
eight premiums in all This certainly reflects
great credit upon young Converse. The
youthful representatives of New Orleans have
made an excellent showing at various col
leges this year.
=. Our American crack shots have been
wonderfully successful in their contests with
our friends across the water. Not only did
the rife team win splendid victory, but at
most of the matches following the principal one
the prizes have been carried off BY our repre-
sentatives Among the latest victories is that
of Col. Gildersleeve, who won the Belfast Cup
on last Wednesday, and on the same day
Rimmel, the champion shot OF England, was
beaten at a pigeon.shooting match at
London, by Bogardus, of Chicago. Rimmel
brought down thirty birds and Bogardus killed
thirty-six. Truly, our folks have been carry
ing things by storm, and deserve warm recep-
tons on their return home.
Ladies, do you desire clear complexion 2
If SO, use Marsden's Zarsaparilla, and your
skin will be bright and freed from blotches,
pimples and eruptions.
No tea drinker should fail to visit the Tea De-
pot, Camp street.
Drink Biadon water, wholesale price 81 net
per barrel. Isaacson, Seixas 4 Co., agents.
new BuTrER.-Messrs. Gordon & Gomila. cor
ner Of Magazine and Lafayette streets are re-
ceiving direct from New York fresh supply of
new choice Goshen butter, to which we direct the
attention Of the trade.
PRovrsroNs.-Messrs. Cummings L Elmer, sc