davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-05-31
Gbriftopb bon sGmi6's SaaenS.
HfbliDthef.

UtDlt0fDet.
@ebunben tn Yappbedel q Is Gents. W2i,
Vfusltn'&iiden = 30 Gents. Sam
Wtnslt1 25 Gents.
Vetmrt@ con &idenfets, tue or CUR Grfsnntnit
Der SSeibnadtsabens. Cine Gr,abIuns ,um weib.
radtsgeibenf fir 4inoer.
Der RofenfpH. Cine luter.Hante Gr,dbluna.
Der Ranarienppsel.-Das Standardization,
3ps1 Gr3dhlunsep,
Ole Cfereler. s.
Die .&opfenb .itben. Cine De9ebenbeit aus Ss.l
Ssben zines arlaen Dorf. SduIebrers.
yufddbtuS. Cine GeI1ihtt Der dritIiher gpr,eit.
Dae D nment5etdben. Cine Grjdblnnp sem BIi'
Rofa DON 9aasenSars. Gin. o.I&i&.. S.s aIte
Genefepa. Sine Der f&6nasn uns rHbr.nbnen q
t4i9ten bes GItertbunts.
Robert. Per asaffentnabe. oSsr: Das anosnfen
snbwts. Der Wvswamseren.
xteben Grub 'unaen. DUG
Sannetpn unb Nmalts.
.Ste MatbiMmen. ~
@r,nna oon Gintenhstn. eSr: Cot aa@t au..
nilbeIm Sen. Gin s.fai&tia.s o.mas..
as 4dubd,en Das ssaubf1Ios.
Ger ,snte. 1rteon.n unS Der bSie 6ietrfd.
3tnetbuneert G~rSdbiun9en. S3ipei DGnbe.
Die Sra aaasm 3"ltas oOsr: ainSli@s 1isbs. 9rsus
Sottfriee, Der iunse einaesl.r.
Der 4brftbaum. M
Die feline 2autenfpteIerfn.
CdS 2dmmd,en ~ Hf
8ernonbo. asbsnsstiaiats zines iunaen 0rafsm aus
&upfermiim,en uns eolsaaae. Sos ssoae,,
mstfdssn 1ie aas.fs btim s,olfstab
befe Grbtbsfl.
pie teuersbrmnR. @aNtrHutb am Rbein.
Der Ntamantrins. Oss WarlsnbiIS.
, 1876-05-31

0@itten- Wor9en, Qnnnpenerdftn |" bief
es balo bier, balo bort, ais file iif BEN
PlitnoerldloB ndberte, aus oen idriuer
Se9len Der in winterlid ooppelte Gum.
penGtuen 9efleioetcn @a0cnaeieui6aft.
"Srtten Wor9cn, Yrin3eiitu 8lunoer.
bplo" Die rotb9efroreuen Wan9en i9ies
mn 3%erlprin9em su wonen. @eboritene
sd'etertafeln, 3erfeete I8@ 8iidcr
lfnO ldJenarti9 ausae3adte 0ineatuaffen !
get, wie Die tuunoeytib abseltimmtcn
sO(spantOffel 10 tuiti9 mitip0ttelten !:
qRlipp, flapp, tlipp, flupp! ga sebt Die
S'n'pen9rdfiu init ben Steinfobleuaugeu
mo Dem ruBi9en Saur! @uten Woraen,
Prin5ellin Ylunoerbolo! $50 lino Define
%Floenen &leioer uno Deinc qo!oeuen
Rin9e! &lipp, flapp - flipp, ftapp,
tipp, flapp!"
Gortietuu9 tolst.)
, 1876-05-31
96aisl. SdbHfAe,
9er3pel. Braunfbm eligible,
!vou1hurn SfnN

/. @ewinn6rm3enoe Stl s.Yapiere.
>. 3, w1J a27t. @tttt, u. Co., 8anftsrs
1855 pppsru (Germanta @aniaebdu q 9Rsw Hrri. Assn
, 1876-05-31
Meenten Derlanst!
Adrift! Cast Adrift!

. Gtn w~artises .Ssittnahd ,u zen b~erapmten Wsrlss
in BA'Room," BON 8. G. artbur. Das issf,
aup erSe!s Su3 stsiss %ssfstsrtsn StrtftftuA . = slan
!tne tlutrtrt, elegant ssbuubea, nitro ~ I~auf,uesn su
3~titanssa bes asnbes auf bas @anfisAr ~bsurtbe,iI
Stne Wti9tGts een 9erbrthta ant Beisthtaunssa. q
Iniersr Wliltt. ptlue au Pr rubteftn Sersea lpfsAss
Der wssrslttdt bsririen ale geisst. asenita, nsla.
nMan-Trap" Sertouften, mullen ~nttnbefsns nsG vi
nal 10 etti Srsmplars biefs Su&ss s~erIaufsn.
Y0rtratt tn Stabsnth rirb sinsm ItSea Sutieribsnttz
utesrsi&t. Ssi&rsbsnbe &ireulars uns' fpIAe nit ben
Stbtneanasa psrben fret auf Mnfrass ~ssyfenbet ssn
!. NJ. Stoebart u. Co.. YutItibtrs, 733 Sanism
Strase, Ybtla., pa. Tiuni4aD;
, 1876-05-31
Mdnner f6nnen $40 bis $40
per @H9 %oerbienelt ourG ben @ertauf oss 9udes
Infer Suub

KAnb fetne SuIfsaMcIIen,
ipel9es cine intereiiante GeItibte BON 100 ereisnlBpols
len Sabret 9lbt uno nit Der 9roBen 98elt=9 us Itellunn
abl0lieBt. SIS lit aroB i'll Der Seidreibung unierer
ureri6Dpfli6en 6iilfsque1e i'm %9derbau, ba Del,
gersbau, Manufattur, motiirliden geunoern, Gurio.
lttateil. II. |. 10, alts pradtis %iuuitrirt. Sine vbun-
, Sanoes" lrei. Gcrtauft ii) ,pumberbar idneG.
nod 1000 @9enten retbt balo oerlanst fir oieles 9yerf
uno aui's r4eben BON 9iuin9itone", bon D III bereits
\6O, 900 Sop Ell %peraritfen inb cd Mails cine neue Yi-
soinauneen I6rsibe an @ubbarb Srps., erIsaer,
A~DrinAiielh W{oii. 4gN23mi
, 1876-05-31
Mmerifanii&e Snssnb.8 ibltptbei.

Mmerifaaii&e Sngsnb.8 ibltptbt.
in bibfde Bappbedel nit Musliu,0RJder
8ebunben q Is Gents.
Weser une tEethe, bon Gran3 6pffnaun. Del
frene 0sadbter. Suiammen in einrm Banb.
ger Btnerfpenfi9e, bon 5rans boffrnann.
eletnes IL bic nsiese bee 0rpAen, non ;sran,
5ottmant. Die Etsfabrt. .3ulammsn II
Die eentelbutaten, bon Gran, bofmann. - Der
e@tfbrude. .3uiamntn in einem Banb.
a. te5e bid fd,on. bon SuIius 6offmana
4rpRnaters 2iebtina s
Der fdbsparie Gam.
Der pedpfennis. -0ret Ratbarinen. - Mua
ger GeSentnart. Drei gr3ablunpen RON 9befla
bon Oumpert. Sn einem Banb.
Mns RaAt gum eid,t, pou Widarb Baron,
IA, nne Damaiantf, BON Gerbinanb S&mibt.
Delo9nfe 1rene. SatmntlIa. - Der Weifap,
NOR tn Mfrtea. -3uiamnen in einem BanS.
DIR Mibiarit. - Der Birfbof. 3pei Grj6blun.
gen bon 8. St6ber. 3uiammen IN einem Banb.
was Der Menfh fact, eaS mirh er sudb srn.
ten, BON RiGarb Baron.
, 1876-05-31
6eintatb unb Treuoe.

Hou,aue unb Grsdbluns.n in srob spo. for
mat elegant brohirt.
Vrets pro eanb SO Gents. @ebuntsn In eetn
wanh vrs aaab IS 0ensS.
, 1876-05-31
,,Gtn bemerfen8mertbeS 8uh!|
Artbnr's lettes unb gr0btes.
@efobr!!!

potr' Cerluu1bettAoe QalS etne8 Ereln6es.
Steles ppneneetae @ert bie5es 8eterauem Der
Arierltanilhen Eieratrt Dat ais 0orwurt eiuen Oe.
Bottles oeriibrt uno sie6t eineu idredlide, lieberblid
!loer llebeG needles es ~blositeut. 9Iu6erurtentltdb
ipannenc unc aufresenc, miro es pon Maen nit
eiineen. gBir lino snti6loiien, has Bud in ie0er ia.
mile beg aanees ein3uflbren unb offeriren nod ME
ea9etoeiene Vprtbeile alien mGnnliden uno rueibli.s
ben Sublcribentenlainmlern. Q8ir ~perlanaen iberaa
a9enteli uno ltideli gratis auf Gerlanaen Beoingun.
aen uno belbreibenne Gircnlare. 3. NJ. Gtpbear.
II. go, 1913 6 beitnut Str, pbila. 4gB2mia.
, 1876-05-31

mat elegant brodirt.
prels pro eanb SO Gents. @ebunben In estn.
wanb vrs Saab IS Genss.
1. eanS Ter Issts ssmbarsisr. aoOsus bon
4 Der Nirate1. 4tsntenant. GridbIuna
bon Balouin WtDubauien.
Die Btamen unh 8elben. Bsnsjuela.
nii@es 9barattsrOilS bon 5risOri&
L Der staub~ &traAbnrs's. gatsrIdnbi.
iher Homan BON beribert Hau.
q. Deutid)lane'S Gbre. biitorii4er Rs
man uon Yerno BON Uu5ed.
& pas leffament Deter ees @rpAen.
Moman uno Vel@i1te uon Sneian Der.
bert.
T. . Der stsgbant. aomi'@sr woma ssn
Scr aiesenbe Ssnaneer. biHsri.
i9sr Stomon BON ". u. 8ra&possL.
IL Die ehlOasiebe. Cine GrsaeIans aus
benz attem Berlin, bon Ueors biltI unA
RemefiS, Criminal i. Gslhihts BON
Sriso. Grisori&. 3niammsn in sinsm
II. esrr estoa. Criminal . Roman bon
emil Daborian.
IL Swsi bsitere selaiatem. BON gOoIt
Wthbelburg. Siret &pbne. Serps
bias. 3uIdmmen in einem Banb.
10. Der tc1e SanS. Criminal . DtI9i1te
bon u. StredfuB. llno Die a6bmt
Barnepelts. biforii6er Hoinan bon
e3mibt . gSsiBsnrsls. 3niammsn. in
eimem 8dno. .
ID I'm Enron une 9eben. biIoriI&er Rous
man pon 0eor9 biltl II
L. SIM Gffenfer. Socialsr Roman bon
6rieorid DeritGder.
I 0dbriele, has Betb beS EpieIerA.
Criminal . ,9looeae BON T.. Qitaipau /;
uno Die TranctireurS, @rjGbluna
aus BEN oeutl1 . tran5ofiden &ris9t
bon 6risSr.& G%sritadsr. 3uammtn
IN einem 8ano.
10. Gin 0ertpprfener.. Criminal. Gnpeus
BON ). 3D. {. Semins.-H a 8crffbauS
ober Die tpilhe Sa9b In Der piaii. 3us
iammsn in sinem Bano.
II Ssremtas unb bic fd,6ne Dineen,ta.
Der Serr eeS pauIee.-Trdu Cps
dben.-Dte Serlpbte.-g9eaine. Or.
%lablun9sn bon Maria BON Oilers. 9us
iammen In eiuem 8anb.
gu, "a. g Der gsls DON gra.. Bonita. q. Brad.
oo9el. 3psi 86n6e,
a. . Dts aite fpaniicbe ~llrtunce, sru Nr.
nlano. uno DaS nsfpenh. .Gpiiobs
aus BEN oeutih. fraiuorf1sn ariese
oon, y. b. bon Deoenrotb. Suiammsn
IN eluem 8anb.
n. Sier Slltben unb cine Trudbt 80.
belle BON 9Silbelm 51mibt.- q clpmba.
Ytpusue bon Wrpsper Msrrime. 3u.
tatlinet IN einein 8anb.
20. Q OIdnlenee Sabnsn.. Ronnan bon aug.
Silber1ttin. liter Ban0.
~ 0I6n,eube Babnen. .Woman bon aua,
Silbsrltein. 2ttr 8eno unb Die 4pnns
brinst 20 an Zen Tag. 3uiammtn in
sinem Bano
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&eineir faIteu 6ranb!
6eine manlfperre mebr I!
WtGium &ramer's 6eiIbfufer.
pattntrt am IO. Small l87O.

pdtenttrt am 10. Wdt 1870.
Die Ntrfuna btees gfaaers Ia conference.-the
- trtatrt ietn pFafsr, tpel6ts biefes dbertriFt.
Durh iabrelanasa &rprpbsn Fam Id bitfes vHatta
as elm perfals8 ousmittel e~mpfeblen.
Nantiitsnrdter, 8abrtlbtFser, ipwis aae Wrbetter fputen
e tets i'm Salfe unb in Der Werffdtte pSrrdtbta baJten,
0e Wirtane 1T cine hberrofasnbe; man braa6t psDfr
.rStlide 5alfs ~ r~eautriren, nod bat man, BET fofsrsteu
n%renenna, etnen gerlua an Nrtttts3eit su btfarAssn.
W BELT BITE fdDlimmfem sBnncen, bic barts
dt9fen alien Gefcbmlre. Don gan, b~elenesrtr
tnne u 20 bet &cbnR', Sieb 2tidps, Sdbnssts,
'n.S Gneffcbsnuneen; ) dlimmsn BrhNen.
anf, Iutseld,wl ren, gsmis let WerwuaSuns
d roftise Wdsel sibt 20 ttin bsRsres MttteI.
ge Subnerau9en ftiat 60 ntht nur ben S&mrrs 70.
'ort. ionoern bsfetltst ~ttsf,Iben BET etnsn1 WstrauAe BON
3 Fl. 10 1astn sdniltt.
: yS'upt.DtD0t: hilbert 8. Nunss gsrtbeie, 30. 81
oSweis per gsr nebk @etrau6sanweifuna so Tents.
YrsSabtn tn a1eaGpotteten, fpwie an Der Gtsarrea.
Nfldn @ run. 3Wi1u,:
, 1876-05-31

\ 81. u. -. Bb. Die Rainssetdben. Rcutds ss, a
W. 6adldnoer.
D. %. Db. I'm &iepter nnr &fr.en. Retro.
4 man pom Uregor Samarop.
Ser Norb s Mmerifaniide 9olmetlhet
slr lno
nnfebIbare Ratbseber
fir @iutpanberer NIB Giuaemanb.rte.
eHt5alt cine tnea ssfasts rlo fir Ssosrmann psrtauss
.@rammatif Der ensIiiden gpra1.,
nebt Nnleituna in fur5er ,Seit
POM Sebrer ensltfb ipredben unt fdbrtfbsn Nv
iernen:
auBerbeiR cue
uollf dnbi9e Wua> ''ammIuno
20" Sristsn, @santnsen, S-.spnssn, Gontratten
SSsdlslr. ~~'petlansen, 3eiunss. @nnone.n.
GeihGftsfarten &C.. af.
Siebenjebnte @ufaae.
m~appbedeI ~seburoen, so Gents, nit Sober NHs.u
60 Gents. '
Ste Contribution Der Ser. Gtaaten,
"eof erlautsrunyen unb 9eididtlihtr GinIsttuns
Sur ~ipssieuen Benusuns fit
Ttnipdnbcrer unb Gbulen.
Searbsi.st bon Suiims petx.
9ritte MmHase. iA'
@ebunosn. 90 6ents. G%artonirt, IS 9'nts.
9ebibte
bon
2mbtpiN nblanb.
aHS Ssitsn sno, brr'dirt, 81 90. Glssant s~sbunssa
NIT GaIhsrefiune, $3.50.
Der ar1.rifaniide. Taitetens8 Gder
poer
GnffruetiDe Mntp eifMna
CUR Mnfsrti9una aner Mrten
Yalteten, Sorten urb gierrabme,
BON otto Griebri&, prattiiher paieten . Bidder
W~ris DS r~-t&
, 1876-05-31
Gaulsnb i'm Druid ua~ uaem Msnat
MMfauencer Grfpla.

Gin Wseut perbisnt $ti2 In pter 1assn unb Elm Anss~
rtr $45s In 3 9asen EURO hen 8sriduf ron 3,
Oeean's Stprp ; g.: asf. Hsssss sa'' s r..
bed n scn, Mbenfeuern nnb aEnnfern auf =
dnttr Ger See; 1au6en, S&Ilmmsn, Eata btptf9en &c
nit 2S5 ~paitnpen abbilpunasn. prte ,Su serf ktssrie
sai esn raf&fsn Itaans. Dfan S&tre I'D BALI al
pettef
, 1876-05-31
r. u q g. H M G. K :!

Goe ipunoerbare oeNetutiliibe Saponiiicirun,
SfuSie SSarben ber mo reiTi9t GeioeutoTfe, Gaii.
metessNlpacds &c. Oomen lollteu oas 4ltlttel Der.
ioehoeft On Wadet per Hoji IS Gts., an Nsenten 6
tut n S5; Mniiiid,s &bee 60,
9lp%oub 1914 'trnr( tStr VI. q.
, 1876-05-31
Der amerifaniid'e. YaitetenE8 Gder
poer
GnHruetipe eifmna

CUR Mnfsrtisuna a1er Mrten
Yalteten, Sorten urb Gierrabme,
bon c tito 3 ri.bfi4, prathi@er paiteten /. Bidder
Nt~r;s bS rs~-tA "a -
, 1876-05-31
THE PIONEER.

Btfhrs eTamptless MT. Rartsn Der DIR iit,r,rts
cratic nberIenttt.
, 1876-05-31
@s besdblt Ib

Sir irseilb einen 9eipanoten Wann, Der idbrli1
it in un srsr dsibaif sbran9e. Sic SaaSeeferei
cine Spe,ialitdt. Sn Sbrem Gountp lit Stlemaup,
Der oies Gei1dft betreibt. sic f6mnen es in eiuer
folaen. Die mir 9aen 3uIenoen, Die ie baben ipouet.
Seoer. Der 500 &apital aufbrinaen fam, fam oan1it
Ntaterial fir 3 aepDbnlide 6Guier aufaufen. Die
6injurebnung oes .aeuDbnliden @rbeitslobnes fir
Sa6peder ni9t we,i9er als $500 b~etragen. Sin
ti6ti9er Nrbeiter fam in Q Nrbeitstaget oie)e Mrbeit
ietdbt uerridten. -t3ipei ,9eute init serinaen &apital
tonnen portbeilbaff 8uiamlten wirteit. Giuer tann
Vii tra9e iamlnel1. ipGbrenb Der 9lnnere Die Mrbeit
neriiebt. .Terltalt Gub oubcr unIer Sultruttipns-
0u6. baB mir bel re6tjeitiaer Immeloung frei per-
ierben. uno itubirt es. Grtunoist Sud na6 ~unIeren
Seoin8unsen.. @aenn sSbr nibt i'm Stanoe lein oas
Gelo anjulGaffen, 10 9ebt gu eirem prominenten Store.
geTber, Der Sud germ Die Wtaterialiem liefern wirb.
lpenn Sbr ben proiit nit ibm tbeilen mont. Wir
lueroel benz erften nerant,portlihen 8eiperber oas
Serrltoriuni 9arantiret. Man ~abrellire u. q.
Slate Shooting 60, 81 mitirt. Mo. 8 s bar SIR,
VI. Y. ul0 erluabMe ri e 8 eifnma 4Ye25np:
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-16
The President In a Bad Fix.
From the Baltimore Gazette. n

The President himself is covered with
wounds. He has the Black Friday scratch,
the San Domingo cash, the Leet-Stocking
abrasion, the Chorpennipg broken nose, the
Boss Shepherd ring incision, tie Harrington
nSe burglary thrust, the Schenck swindle
bruise, the crooked whisky erysipelas, the
Belknap modification and the Babcock
tetAnus. That tetanus or lock jaw is the most
fatal symptom. People know that he won't
speak because he has nothing to say that will
help him. The great silent man is mass of
wooden legs, cork arms, wooden head and
castiron conscience. There will hardly be
enough character left to hold an inquest over.
He facet.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-16
How 'Lyss Grant Helped Bob Schenck.
from the New York Tribune1


Gen. Schenck was in difficulties. Nothing
but his diplomatic character saved him from
prosecution, if not arrest, on q charge of con-
spiracy to defraud. It was q serious question
how he should be got out Of the country.
The opportunity came last week when
the report Of Mr.. Lyons testimony before
the Investigating Committee was telegraphed
to London. Gen. Schenck then wrote to the
newspapers, Having obtained leave of alb
sence from my government for the purpose, /
shall sail in the next steamer for the United
States to confront my calumniators and viz
dictate my reputation"
So saying, he hurried aboard the vessel;
shaking off the constable who served him with
. writ at the railway station. On Sunday the
cable brought news that Schenck had sailed.
On Monday the President took Schencks
resignation ont of his poket and nominated
another Minister.
We do not suppose Gen. Schencks dis
graceful manner Of leaving England will in
jure his character more than his disgraceful
behavior while he remained there but the
of our administration in this trick
Is serious matter, which will have to be ex-
planned. We appear now to have assisted
Gen. Schenck in bsmboozling the British
courts. We have tripped up the heels of the
policeman TO let the prisoner run away.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-16
4 Chat with Jere Black-PrObable Effects
of the Belknap Expose.
Especial Dispatch to the Times.

Especial Dispatch to the Times.]
WASHINGTON, March 81 had little cha,
with Jere Black in the corridor of the Ebbit!
House this morning He Is here as counsel
in some heavy law cases, notably the Distric,
real estate pool investigation before the House
Committee On the District. He is counsel for
Hallet Kilbonrn's party, whose head is Shep.
herd. Well, after the formal introd uction,
ETC., I" ID this Bslknsp business going to give
the Democrats the country ?" was the query.
Mo-, not Of itself hardly think 80. In
order to carry an election by excitement it is
necessary to keep up the fever heat motive
power"
"non't you think that this is bat surface
jndication-that there are deep strata-lsyer
upon layer Of corruption in the Republican
party from which motive power can be
perennial, as it were?" '.Well, now, you
see by what mere accident this has come
out, and how hastily they are covering up the
debris of the explosion already. It was
nothing but a quarrel between two women
Mira Marsh and Mrs. Belknap - which
brought ought this thing-a quarrel while
they were in Europe, possibly having its oc-
casion In some deeper. scandal" The old
lawyer here touched point that has not been
elaborated, and might be yet.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-16

Suppose We just postpone the dead issue Of
the Andersonville prison until some satisfac-
tory explanations il furnished as to what be-
came of the funds in the Freedmen's Bank.
The work before the eOfhmittee is simple.
An immense amount "a money belonging to
poor, ignorant negroes ~ been stolen, and
he people want TO kne@ who 60. it The
committee have the records of the bank to
how where the money went, as the most of
Il undoubtedly remained in Washington, it
ought to be easily traced. Dry your eyes.
good Republican saints, over the sorrows Of
Andersonville. and turn your pious pockets
inside out. Columbus Ga Enquirer Sun.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-16
Who Is This /!
From the Utica Observer

From the UTICA ODserveT.J
Shortly after the first Inauguration of Presi-
dent Grant, in 1860, certain New Yorker adj
dressed q letter to an officer who held high
rank in the army during the war, saying in
substance. "1 you will procure my appoint
the sum of $40, Co.," The officer in question
was not engaged in that line OF business, and
felt Justly indignant ct becoming the recipient
Of snch o scandalous proposition. He made
no reply to the letter, which was soon followed
by IN unavailing personal appeal But.
CHANGING to be in Washington shortly after,
he met Orville E. Babcock, and, thinking it
was proper that the President should know
what efforts had been made to procure lucra-
tive Office through purchased influence, he
laid before Babcock the facts in the case.
Babcock appeared more interested than sur
psised. He wanted to see the letter. It was
shown to him, and he said after reading it
carefully: "Give me this letter. You don't
want 1t, and do" Thinking that Babcock
desired to exhibit 1t to the President the army
officer readily complied with the request. He |
went away satisfied that the would be briber |
would be made to feel the power of the Chief
Magistrates wrath. Six weeks later he was
overwhelmed with surprise at finding that
the man who had offered $40, 600 for an Office
had been appointed by Ulysses S. Grant to
that very position. -Four months later this
excellent representative of civil service reform
was overtaken in corrupt practices and forced
to resign his place. We have purposely out
lined the case in such way as to prevent the
Identification of the parties connected there
with. But we have forwarded by mail to the
proper committee the name Of the officer who
received the offer of $4,000, and Of the off,
cial who made the offer, who was appointed,
and who subsequently betrayed his trust.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-16
Good Reason to Rejoice.
From the N. Y. World.l

IFr0m inc n. 7. World.
The appropriation bills reported by Con-
gressman Randall in the House of Represen-
fAtives yesterday, show reduction Of some
%, 000.0 600 from the administration estimates.
Former appropriation bills which have al
ready passed showed nearly the same amount
Of reduction for other branches of the service
With the reduction Of the amount to be ex-
pended and the breaking up of the corrup-
tion and wholesale pecuiation that have been
going on under the administration of Grant,
the people of this country have good reason
to rejoice over the selection of Democratic
Congress in the fall of 1874.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-16

A bill before the California Legislature
would, if passed, prohibit the sale CT intoxi-
eating liquors within four miles Of the State
Uoiversity; and the San Francisco Chronicle
says the title should be Gan act to promote
pcdestrianism among students"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-16

The following are the rates Of postage On d.
nestle Mail Matter Of the different classes:
Note-Au domestic mail matter (excspt newS<
papers, magazines and periodicals. sent to actual
subscribers from known Office Of pubiicshon>
must be prepaid BY postage stamps.
/ A letter on which one full rate Of postage -
prepaid, but on which further postage is charge.
able, will be forwarded, when deposited in y
post-ofRce, charged with the unpaid postage q,
be collected on delivery. If the postage IL lssA
wholly unpaid, or is prepaid less than ono full
rate, it will DO hold for postage and sent TO .Aos
Dead Letter Office. Should it reach its dest:Aap
ton by inadvertence, however, it will be cAarge0
With double postage on delivery. "One fnaa
rate" means, in the case Of mail letters o. othac
drst class matter, three cents.
In large cities and adjacent districts Ct largo
population, having two or more post-ofiees with.
IN distance Of three miles of each other, any leAp
ter posted at one Of such Offices, and addressed %,
locality within the delivery of another Of sxeM
ofces, which shall have been inadvertently peo.
paid at the "drop" local letter rate Of postaa.
only, may be forwarded to its destination thyorrA
the proper Office charged with the amount Of ths
deficient postage, to be collected on delivery.
II articles chargeable with different rates "a,
postage are sent together in one package. ia.
higher rate must be paid on the entirs pacsaSss.
but two or more different articles, both charge.
able with the same rate Of postage, may be ss1k
In one package on payment OF that rste on ta,.
whole package.
The following articles are excluded from ~.
mails: Liquids, Poisons. Glass, Explosive Mss-
terials, Books. Pamphlets, Pictures and cshss
publications Of an obscene or indecent charsctss,s
al letters upon the envelopes Of which, and pos,
tai cards upon which, scurrilous epithsts a-s
written or printed or engraved, or disloyal d.
vices printed or engraved and all articles whisA
from their form or nature are liable to destvcy,.
deface or injure the contents Of mail bags or tas,
PERSON Of any one engaged in the postal service.
Postmasters are not allowed to give credit fss
postage, nor to deliver any mail matter until 90
postage due thereon has been paid,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-16

The Patent Office at Washington during it's
business hours last year granted patents at
The rate of one every twelve minutes.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-16

A sister of James E. Murdoch is preparing
10 appear on the stage.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-16

The above statement Is 3 True and CORRECT Ian-
script from the books of the company.
LLOYD r. COLEMAN, President.
JAMES A. WHITE, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
City of New Orleans )
Sworn to and subscribed befo-e me, notary public,
this 29th day Of September, 1875.
CHAS. G. ANDRY Notary Public.
The Board Of Trustees, at their annual meeting Oh
the Goth inst. resolved to pay 10 per cent. interest
on paid in capital and declared the following divi
dends:
~ per cent on paid in capital
20 per cent. on earned premiums.
All of which will be paid full paid stock cred.
tied notes on stock in part paid ON and after
TUESDAY, 26th October, 1875.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-16

Advertisements il the Want and Rent oolumnin
the BULLETIN, not exceeding one square, inserted
FIR 0ity cents each.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-16

line foregoing is True anu correct transcript LOm
the books of the New Orleans Insurance Association
NIL. MUSSON, President.
G. LANAUX Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Parish of Orleans. City Of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, Notary Public,
this 18th of January, 1876
G. LEGARDEUR, JR, Not. Pub.
At meeting of the Board Of Directors held on the
10Th of January, 1876 it resolved to pay, and
after the 25th inst, the fell. wing dividends:
1. An interest dividend of TEN PER CENT for
the year ending 31st December, 1875, the capita
stock of $50 per share.
g. A dividend of TEN PER CENT to stockholders
on the amount of their NET earned premiums for
the year ending 31st December, 1875, in addition
to the rebate anticipated dividend of 10 per cent
already received by said stockholders on their
GROSS premiums.
3. And to carry to Contingent Fund FIFTEEN
PER CENT of the remaining premium profits, for
investment in United States Government securities
according to articles III and V Of the amended
charter. NIL. MUSSON, President
G. LANAUX, Secretary.