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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-03
CURRENCY. SECURITIES, ETC.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-During the week ending
to day the Treasurer of the United states has re-
ceived s749 600 in fractional currency from the
printing division.
The amount Of securities held by the Treas
urer IN trust for national banks is s37 4S9 262 to
secure circulation and $1S, 1872 900 to secure de-
posts of public moneys.
The amount Of national bank currency out
standing to-day is $780, 1914 1913, Of which s2639,
O0O is in gold bank notes. The receipts from
internal revenue to-day we're $347, AT, and for
the fiscal year to date 500 2S9.087. Customs re-
ceipts to-day s3S2,670. and for the fiscal year to
date S44 6257l4,
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MooDY's-The great Granite Palace, corner
Canal and Royal streets, is still the grand attrac
ton for gentlemen. Mr.. s. W. Moody has Just re-
turned from the North, where he has taken the
greatest pains and spared no expense in purchas-
ing stock Of gentlemens furnishing goods.
which includes everything that is nobby and
fashionable in this aud foreign countries. A
handsomer line of goods was never brought to this
market. Our readers of the masculine gender
should call Immediately and examine this stock.
Mr.. Moody seems determined to preserve the
reputation of his lameuted father, both in the
character of his goods aud the urbanity and at
ention with which he treats his customers.
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AMERICAN JOCKY CLUB-FALL MEETING.

New YoRK, Oct. 2. = American Jocky Club,
Jerome Park. Fall Meeting.
Track very fast Weather cool. Betting
First Race-Purse OF $500; three-quarters OF
mile. Matte /, Spright 2, Rhadamanthus 3.
Time, 1:l6s4.
Second kace-The Jerome Stakes for three
year olds, Of 500 each, h. f., with $500 added
Forty six nominations. Aristides first, Calvin
second. and Joe Germs third. Time, 343.
Third Race-The Nursery Stakes for two year
Odds. OF 800 each, h. T., with $1,000 added: thirty
nine nomin atoms one mile. Patience first, Am
bush second, and Dauntless third. Time, lag.
Fo,ufh Race The Manhattan Handicap; a
sweep takes of $50 each h. f., with $500 added.
One mile and quarter. Piccalo l, Willie Burke
., Vanderbilt 8. Time, 2:14la. Calvin broke
down at the head on the homestretch; he Will
never start again.
Eth Race-Purse OF $500 the winner to be
sold at auction. One mile and an eighth. Josie
b. /, Leander q Caroline 8. Time, 2:Ol14.
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CRESCENT Cry RELIEF ASSOCIATION. A {

Crescent Cry RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS grand
entertainment will be given at st. Patrick's Hall
on Tuesday evening next, 5th inst, by the ladies
of the Crescent City Relief Association, for the
Joint benefit Of the wounded on the 14th of Sep
TENDER and the sufferers by the late disaster on
the Texas coast. Such cIuse will command
the support of every citizen, and we expect to
see the hall, large as it Is, filled In every part
In addition to its claims as charity, the enter
tainmen7 presents array Of talent which
is seldom equaled. and the programme has been
arranged with rare taste and judgment. The
tickets are only fifty cents.
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New Orleans Pacific Railroad.

That old and staunch corporation, the Sun
Mutual Insurance Company. at the last meeting
of the Board Of Directors, subscribed ten thou
sand dollars to the capital stock Of this most i'm
portant enterprise. This liberalty will add new
laurels to this time-honored institution and in
crease its already widespread popularity. We
understand that other insurance companies have
the matter under advisement, and will, no doubt,
at an early day, follow the noble example OF the
Sun. Let the good work go briskly on. No bet
ter mode could be taken by our corporations of
showing their zeal for the welfare and progress
of New Orleans than by subscribing to this rail-
road. Col. James yesterday sent up two hundred
additional laborers, and the work is being pushed
forward as much as possible.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-03

AT KREEGER's.-Now that the cool October
days are here, the premonItory wintry winds call
up visions OF coal fires and overcast skies. With
these before us it is impossible to forego the De.
lights incident to cold snap, and that is the sols
noisseurs to Kreeger's, 149 Canal street, has a.
ready been so great that his ample stock has SUI
fered considerably, but late arrivals have so rem
forced him that he still awaits further I'M Dads.
The new Ma Belle glove, deli ate in tint, exqul.
site in shape, has at once taken hold on the
popular taste, and without doubt will become the
glove of the winter.
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RIyERS AND STEAMBOATS,.

P1rTsBuRG, Oct. River IS inches and sta
tionary. Weather clear and pleasant.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. ARRIVED: Julia from Vicks-
burg. Departed: Julia for yicksburg. River fall
len inchee Weather clear and cool.
CAIRO, Oct. ARRIVED: Mollie Moore from
New Orleans, 9 P. NJ. Departed Mollie Moore
for st. Louis, II P NJ, Grand Lake for New Or
leans, A. NJ River Is feet and falling. Clear
and cool weather.
EVANSVILLE Oct. 2.-Weather clear and cloudy.
River rising slowly.
CINcISNArI. o., Oct. River feet inches,
and falling. Clear aud cool weather.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 2-Weather clear and cool
River feet 6 inches in the canal.
MEMPHIS, Oct 2-River fell 10 inches. Weather
clear and pleasant Arrived: Home from Evans
vile. Departed: Ruth for White River, Fort
Gibson for Arkansas River, Grand Tower for st.
Louis, Home for Yazoo River.
VIcKsBURa. Oct. 2.-No boats down to-day
Up: Pargoud, at / P. NJ. The river has risen an
inch during the last twenty-four hours. Weather
clear and warm.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-03
DEATH OF A CELEBRArED TROrrER.

ErMrRA, N. Y, Oct 1.-THE famous trottine
mare American Girl fell dead this evening 10 the
first heat in the free for all ages on the Elmira
Driving Park. She appeared at the start to be
in the very best conoi ion.
The horses were scored number of times be-
fore they got the word. The Girl at the first
turn was nicely ahead, at this point her driver
noticed she seemed to be giving out and let her
head loose. She kept staggering for an eighth
of mile, and at the quarter pole fell and died
instantly without struggle; she fell very easily
with her shoulder against the fence.
The incident excited great deal OF sympathy,
as the mare was great favorite here, ard had
been the chief attraction for the races to-day.
The band played funeral dirge as soon as the
death of the mare was known. She MAS owned
by Wm. Lovett, of New York, and valued at s25,
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THE RANK OF CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco Oct. 2. A crowd gathered
around the bank and the President said that pre-
peraI ions had been made to pay all claims not
otherwise provided for. At 10 o'clock the street
and sidewalks were jammed, and the door swung
open amid the cheers of the crowd. Flags were
at the mast head, and there was salute firing. on
Meigs's Wharf at half-past 10 o'clock. Gold ls
flowing both ways, and it is believed the deposits
will equal if not exceed the payments.
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EARLY IN THE FIELD.-The gentlemen Of
Young America Fire Company No. 3, Sixth Dis
trct combining pleasure with the sacred cause
of charity, will give grand fancy dress and fire.
mems ball, for the benefit of two disab ed men,
bers, at the hall of Home Hook and Ladder Fire
Company No. l, on Marengo, near Magazine
street, on Saturday evening, the 10th inst.
Che wellknown hospitality of the company,
insure pleasant time, and large gathering OF
the fair and brave may be expected.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-03

By the advertisement in another column it will
be seen that that weli-known and accomplished
teacher, Mrs. J. W. Egan, lately ousted from he r
position in the public schools by the School
Board, is about to open institute at the corner
of Harmony and Prytanla streets. AS assistant
to Mrs Egan, cultured professor of languages
will be present and ali her in the duties Of the
classes. Mrs. Egan's experience and popularity
speak louder than any words of commendaton
from us could possibly.
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GUlBORD,S FUNERAL.

MONTREAL Oct. 1.-The members OF L Institut
Canadien held meeting and decided TO hold
Ouibord's funeral on Friday or Saturday OF next
week. Preliminary arrangements were made to-
dav. and all the details will be fully carried out.
A reauisition is to be made on the military for
assistance, and secret preparations will be de-
posted in the grave and render it dangerous for
meddlers to disturb the body. The superintend-
ent of the institute yesterday visited the Protest
ant g metery vault, and opening Guibord's
coffin, found the outline of the body still distinct
" traceable This is the first time the coffin has
been opened since being closed.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-03

IMPORTANT TO DEPosIToRs IN WoRKINGMEN's
BANK.-Tbe Savings Department Of the Work
ingmen's Bank, No. "a Canal street, in which in
terest is paid all deposits, is feature OF that
institution which demands the special consider
alton of workingmen whose time is too much
occu pied to enable them to make their deposits
during the customary banking hours OF from 9
to o'clock To meet the wants Of this class the
Bank will open to receive deposits every evening,
after the first of October, from to O'Clock.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-03
REDUCTION OF PASSENGER RATE.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2-At q general meeting OF
ticket agents, at Saratoga it was decided to re-
iluce the rate between New York and New Or
leans to $40 so, with general reduction OF 81 so
to Atlanta and points south of that place.
This action was not generally promulgated on
account of the efforts OF certain lines to defeat
the redu stion, but it has finally besn xed to go
into effect November lst. An excursion ticket
between New York aud Jack sonville, Florida, was
fixed at $50, but an important line Directing, all
excursion rates for the present have been aban-
doned
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0 0, which sum had been offered for her last
week. She was thirteen years old:
The Elmira Driving Park Association propose eoS
should the body be left here, 70 erecs s ~
monument to the memory OF American uni'
There was no insurance on her:
Ben Mace offered SIC. 000 + r her this morning
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-03

The we'll known firm of Ma sh & Hodgson auc-
tioneers and real estate agents, have removed
from their old tand and have taken up new
quarters at No: ID Carondelet, between Canal
and Common streets.
During the past SUMMERTIME firm announce
elsewhere-they have matured satisfactory ar
rangements, and are now more fully than ever
prepared to transact the general auction and
real estate business.
The firm is one OF the best known and most
highly respected in this city, and business en-
trusted to them will be satisfactorily performed
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-03

PRIMARY, GRAMMAR AND HIGH ScHooL.-Mrs,
J. W. Egan principal of Live Oak Girls School
for the past niue years., assisted by professor
OF languages, will open a school for boys on
Monday, October 4, In the building corner of
Harmony and Prytania streets. She refers to
the various superintendent and members of the
school boards of the past eleven years, and to
the parents OF her late pupils. Terms according
to course Of studies pursued.
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THE CENTENNIAL.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.-The State OF Ohio has
commenced the erection Of it's building on the
Centennial Grounds Similar buildings will be
put up by Massachusetts,, Connecticut, New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, LII,
nois. Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, tnsas and
Missouri. The Enplish Commission haa applied
for an extension space in the Park for the erec-
ton OF q third building.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-03

New Fall GooDs.-Messrs NJ. L. Byrne
Co., l63 Canal street, have just received very
large stock of fall goods, c.refully selected y
Mr. Byrne in Northern markets with special REL
erence to the tastes and requirements OF nls
NV Orleans customers. These goods they ale
Offering at remarkably low prices. Read tnei
advertisement and give them a call.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-03

We notice that our esteemed friends, Mr. Chas
N. Welshans and Mr.. A. A. Woods, have formed a
copartnership for the transaction of a general
fire, river and marine insurance business, their
office being at 46 Camp street and Isl Gravier
street. No gentlemen IN this city stand higher
than these; they have had much experience in
insurance business, sre men Of intelligence,
probity and popularity, and will receive, what
they richly deserve, large amount of public
natronape
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK, Oct. 1.-The following is the bank
statement Loans decrease 50, $50, 900; specie e.
crease $3.50, 900; legal tenders decrease 900;
deposits decrease 5000, 900; reserves decrea 9
s375,0Oo. Governments dull new IS 1855 I;
States quiet and steady. Sub-treasury balances,
gold s35 ,S30, 1872; currency, 81, 302, 432.
The sub-treasury paid out $4,000 on account OF
interest and s31 900 for bonds.
Customs racainta 81 ~ 600
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-03

HrBERS1AN ASSOCIATION BALL.-rhose who
enjoy social gathering, where hospitality and
good feeling reign supreme, Will be pleased to
know that the Hibernian Benevolent Mutual Aid
Association of Louisiana will give grand dress
and fancy dress ball at st. Patrck's Hall on Sat
urday evening, November Goth. The names OF
the gentlemen compr sing the committees will
be found in our columns this morning and they
give full guarantee that the reunion will be a
brilliant one, attended By all that can conduce to
the pleasure of the guests who attend.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-03

B1LL1ARDs.-Ge Ittman, proprietor of that
model saloon, the Jewel, at 1853 Gravier street,
opposite the St. Charles HOTEL reopened his bill
lard rooms last night, after having the premises
thoroughly retitted and repaired, and his fine
tables newly covered. The rooms are light, lofty,
spacious, well VENT lated and well kept. The re-
freshments which players may desire, furnished
from the saloon below, will be such as to leave
no room for doubts or fears. The notice of the
lovers of this elegant and graceful exercise is
respectfully called to the card of Mr.. Ittman.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-03

Lamb and Coleridge were once talking to-
gether on the incidents of Coleridge's early
life. when he was beginning his career in the
Church, and Coleridge was describing some
OF the facts in his usual tone, when he paused
and said:
pray, Mr.. Lamb, did you ever hear me
preach?"
'Damme," said Lamb, 81 never heard you
do anything else."
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-03

FRESH GROCERIES. -Nessrs. Burke & Thomp-
son, &c Tchouptoulas street, have a truly
splendid stock In store of general groceries,
foreign and domestic, which purchasers would
do well to examine. Purchasing them cheap for
cash, they can afford to sell them at the lowest
figures. They are in daily receipt of fresh
goods, and we would call special attention to the
great variety Of teas, and their stock of Cordova
coffee just received. Their supply of whiskies
embraces some of the most famous brands
known to the trade and to c0nnoisseurs See ad-
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-03

ARBITRATION. you venture to decide il
a difference between two friends, be assured
you will lose one of them; it is better to be an
umpire in dispute bstwixt our enemies; for,
in that case, he in whose favor you decide
may possible become your friend.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-03

The Visitors Guide Book, which MIR. j. Curtis
Waldo will publish in November, will contain just
the information that we wish to place in the
hands of persons visiting our city for business or
pleasure In gathering together and putting in
a book of convenient pocket size, the objects Of
interest, historical localities popular resorts and
business centers Of our city, Mr.. Waldo will do a
rsal service to the trade and commerce of New
Orleans, and in his efforts deserves the en-
couragement of all Of our citizens.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-03

RANGES, Erc.-That we'll known firm of Messrs.
Su Ivan & Bulger, lis Poydras street, next to
the corner of Camp street, are the agents for
the celebrated Bars ow Range, which they are
offering at New York prices. They have. also, a
large stock of gas fixtures, pumps, bath tubs and
plumbing materials Messrs. <. q b. attend
promptly to gas-ftting and plumbing. Gee ad-
vartisement
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FALL GooDs.-To-morrow, Monday, Messrs.
Braselman & Adams, $50 and 5S8 Magazine street,
will open to the delighted gaze Of their multi
tudinous visitors most varied and splendid
STOCK of fashionable fall goods. including prints
Canton flannel, red blankets, new dress goods,
and general assortment of fancy and staple dry
goods all offered for sale at remarkably low
prices.
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MARINE.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct. 2, 6 P. M.-Barometer
80. Wind east northeast, strong.
Arrived: Steamship New York, at 1:5O Z. NJ,
from New York, to Q. A. Whitney Co.
No departures.
New YORK, Oct. ARRIVED cut: Red Rover,
in leaky condition, the Agatha, Eliza Morton.
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, d. G. Oct. 2.-For the Gulf
States, falling or stationary barometer northeast
to southeast winds; partly cloudy weather and
rain on the Gulf coast.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-03

Occupants are wanted for suits of handsomely
furnished rooms in the First District. W. p
Freret, Eco, No s Commercial Place, will give
all the necessary Information.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-03

Persons desiring neatly furnished house in 3
good neighborhood can be made happy by calling
on W. P. Freret, Esq, No. Commercial Place.
See advertisement in want column.
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Advertisements in the Want and Rent column in
the BULLETIN, not exceeding one square, inserte
for fifty cents each.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GLOBE THEATER.-At the matinee yesterday,
this house was crowded, the audience being COM
posed almost exclusively of ladies and children.
The performance excellent, and the little
of appreciation. 10 the evening another good
house was assembled. Ed. Lynch, as the Wild
irish Boy, Miss Fanny Knight King Sarbro and
others were well received. We have to notice q
change in the management of this theater. Mr..
Bremond has retired, and Mr. Chas. Howard sue
ceeds him as lessee and manager. Mr.. Howard
has demonstrated since his appearance here that
he is not only very clever artist as delineator
of negro characters but IA careful and capable
director of amusements for the people. We have
no doubt he will strive TO maintain the favorable
opinion he has secured, and in his efforts wish
him every success.
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GA1ETY THEATER-Corner Common and Ba-
rome streets. Manager Flynn threw open the
doors Of his cosy theater last night, and an i'm
mense crowd responded to the invitation to be
present. Every seat was occupied, and the pas
sage ways were crowded until not standing room
WAS left. The MINISTRIES were loudly applauded,
the old favorite Charley Banks coming in for
large share of appreciation. The programme,
embracing songs and dances, was well arranged,
and each one of the performers exerted them
selves to please their patrons, and with complete
success, if one may judge by the frequent en-
cores received.
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Blsckman's Commercial College, 131 Caron-
delet. Terms reduced. See advertisement.
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New YORK, Oct. 1.-The subscriptions in this
city to the Texas relief fund to date foot up
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ST.. CHARLES THEATER.- Our theater-goers will
be pleased to learn that the season at the Old
Drury will open on Monday, November 2. Ample
entertainments which cannot fail to please the
patrons OF this time honored home Of the drama.
Among the stars who wi appear on these boards
we may mention Oliver Dowd Byron, Lolita and
3. A. Locke, Lawrence Barrett, W. 1. Cody
buffalo Billy Combination, Frank Trayne Com
bination, Johnny Thompson, Edwin Adams, Au-
gus a Dargon, Keralfy Brothers. E: l.. Stetson,
Olive Logan, Kate Fisher, 2 'e: the Cuban Sylph,
and the Wallace Sisters. such list promises
we'll for the session. and we have the assurance
that all the good things have not yet been men,
toned.
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Wants and To Rentinserted in the BULLETIN to-
fifty cent.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31

FOR SALE-HOUSE: SIZE STYLE, COMFORT
"A. and location all combined, in that
story brown stone House 80. Clinton street size 25x5o
nation will be found OF Brooklyns finest houses: will
be sold at bargain. MOODY d ROGERS, 200 Montague
etroet, Brooklyn
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EORNER sTORE-ALSO A CARPENTERS SHOP;
~ store suitable for butcher grocer. oysters Ash
tauranL tea cigars tinsmitn; shop for haca pur
poses size yDx40. well lighted; moderate rents. Apply
a In
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND TO LET.

TIERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
IL ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK
HERALD RECEIVED AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE
IN THE LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK BUILDING
CORNER OF FULTON AV AND BOERUM ST. 9
OFFICE OPEN FROM A. NJ TILL p. NJ
ON SUNDAY, FROM TILL y. NJ.
CARRIERS' AND AGENTS. DEPARTMENT,
NO. FRONT STREET, BROOKLYN
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WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOA SALE AND TO RENT.

RAR9AN.-H ACRE wEsTCHEsTER FARM
a large mousse, barn, orchard. &C. fine sire am of
mvs "nss norh or City line; price slS0 prime