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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-23
POLITICAL TALK.

THE APPoRTIoNMENT MATTER
still occupies the general attention and is
still tho theme of all those who indulge in
political talk, and on Saturday morning there
We're complaints that the Census Committee
and the conference committees were not
working with the zeal and energy which the
importance of the question involved called
for-that they were entirely too dilatory.
These complaints may be well founded, and
those who make them believe they are.
The committee work in secret and the
public can learn but very little if anything
about VIVA. has been done or what they are
doing, AMI, as under the circumstances, the
public is compelled to judge by results, and
as no results have, as yet, been made manifest,
those who make the complaints have good
reasons to believe that they are well founded
Many members Of the Legislature, are, in
mild wey, expressing dissatisfaction with
the committees, and express the belief that
nothing will be done in the way of legislation
lis session,
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ACCIDENT ON THE RIVER.
Five Men Precipitated into the River.

About quarter to o'clock last evening
while the brig Weiswell was making fast to
her wharf, head of Efato street, the assistant
stevedore, Mr.. Kent, and four colored labor
ers were making preparations for the unload
ing of the vessel, and while in the act of rig
sing the staging her stern line gave way,
causing her stern to swing out from the wharf,
thereby precipitating Mr. Kent and the four
laborers who were standing on the stage into
the river. One of the colored hands was Sc
verely if not dangerously injured, and the
other four men sustained some slight bruises
about the head and body.
Officers Newman and Daily were near at hand
when the accident occurred, and done yeoman
service IN rescuing the men, some of whom
could not swim, and would have been drowned
but for the timely assistance of the officers
Mr.. Mcneil, the stevedore of the vessel at
tended their wants, and had them taken to a
drug store in the vicinity, where they re-
ceived medical attention.
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if the payment can not be made in cash, an
ordinance to that effect would no doubt
afford the asylum a new basis of credit, upon
which to obtain bread and meat for the Or
phans under its protection.
The State also used to grant an appropria.
ton to this institution, but in the last few
years this worthy charity appears to have
been forgotten and neglected by our law
givers.
1t is not too late to revive custom so cred
table to I ouisiana and her people. This
institution is now in debt several thousands
of dollars, and can not go on unless it receives
assistance. We trust that the orphans may
find friends enough in the Legislature to see
that this assistance is forthcoming.
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THE KING OF THE CARNIVAL.
Orders From the Earl Marshal.
The Schools to be Closed.

There was considerable activity at the Car
nival Palace yesterday, and it soon became
apparent that important movements were
being made, although it was extremely diff
cult to ascertain correctly their nature, owing
to the reticonce of g. NJ 5 Jealous officials.
At late hour we succeeded in procuring
copies Of the following correspondence.
which took place yesterday, and which in
dicates determination on the part of the
Earl Marshal to see that all loyal subjects are
accorded the fullest opportunity to testify
their zeal and faithfulness to His Majesty 5
government.
The following is the correspondence
WAR DEPARTMENT, Carnival Palace, |
New Orleans, Jan. o. 1876 {
To His Honor. Cbas. J. Leeds Mayor Of II. Ms
City OF New Orleans, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to close the
City Hall on the occasion of His Majesty's
triumphal entry into the Capital on Mardi-
Gras, the 29th day of February, and deliver
up the keys of the city to the Lord High
Cham berlain.
You will testify your loyalty and obedience
by transmitting to this Department at once
written motif cation OF your faithful com pill
ance with this command.
Ferein fail net under penalty of Royal dis
pleasure.
WARWICK Earl Marshal
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THE CAMP STREET ORPHAN ASYLUM

THE CAMP STREET ORPHAN ASYLUM
Has been SO long known in our community,
and has been so generally regarded with
pride by our people as prominent among the
noble charities that do honor to our city, that
we are sure our readers will receive with re-
greet the intelligence that this institution, if
not on the eve Of suspension, is seriously en-
barrassed, from want Of means to continue
its charitable Offices Toryears it has afforded
the kindly shelter of a home to destitute or
phaus in our midst, who would otherwise
have been left friendless ana desolate. The
good which it has already accom- plished, and
which it is now doing, is sufficient to demon
strate the great loss and injury which would
result to the community from its untimely
closing, or even the interruption of its be-
nefcent labors.
The means for supporting this institution
were formerly supplied from several avenues,
which have been materially restricted or en-
tirelv cut off. Individual friends and patrons
made donations, more or less munificent, &C.
cording to their means, and on Christmas and
New Years Day, the asylum used to be the
recipient Of gifts of money and supplies,
sometimes amounting to quite handsome
sum. But the shrinkage of all incomes at
tendant upon the stringency Of the times, has
almost dried up this source Of revenue.
The city used to appropriate $4,000 year
to its support, but the city too has been over
taken by financial difficulties, and for each OF
the last two years has. we learn, made but one
quarterly payment upon this allowance. We
trust the city Administrators will find it pos
sible to renew the appropriation in full. Even
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= WAR DEPARTMENT, CARNIVAL PALACE,
New Orleans, Jan. ~, 1876.
To the Hon. C. ". Boothby, Superintendent OF
HIS Maiesty's Schools Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to close the
public schools on the occasion of His nj .jes-
tvs triumphal entry into the capital Mardi
Gras, February 90. 1876, in order that all the
children may be permitted to participate in
the festivities incident to the carnival fete.
You will transmit to this Department with
out delay official notification OF your compli.
ance with this command.
Herein fail not, under penalty of royal dis
pleasure. WARWICK,
Earl Marshal.
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WINTER AND SPRING GOODS AT Low PRIcEs-
Our lady readers will find it interesting reading
to glance over the advertisement of the famous
uptown dry goods merchants Messrs Braselmap
4 Adams. corner Of Magazine and st. Andrew
streets. They will find there most comprehen-
sive and attractive list of the choicest of spring
and winter goods to be found in any establish
ment OF the kind in the Southern country. The
prices asked are remarkably low, as will be seen
by reference to the advertisement Messrr. b
* A. are among the most popular and upright
merchants in this city, and their representations
concerning their goods can be implicitly relied
uDOU.
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OFFICE DIVISION SUPr OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS. !
New Orleans Jan. %, 1876.
To Warwick, Earl Marshal, War Department
In obedience to the royal mandates of His
Most Gracious Majssty Rex King of the Car
nival, forwarded to US through Warwick, Earl
Marshal of his kingdom, the public schools
OF this division will be closed on February 20,
prox., to enable the children and teachers to
unite with all other dutiful subj scts in honor
ing HIS Majesty's triumphal return to his
capital.
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
G.. W. BOoTHBY
Supt Public Schools, Sixth Division.
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CHEAP FAScY AID STAPLE Dry GooDs.-Our
readers would do well to glance at the advertise
ment Of those well known and extensive i'm
porters Of fancy and staple dry goods, Messrs
Levois q Jamison, 1875 Canal street. They are
now offering their entire stock which is one
the largest and best assorted in the CITY, +
greatly reduced prices. Messrs. Levoi5 & Jam
son have for years been noted for the excellence
OF their goods and the reasonableness OF their
prices, and we can safely predict that there viii
be great rush of purchasers at their great es~
tai hKnenk this week
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NANTED-AT THE LABOR AGENCY OF
w flee l36 Camp street. AS this is of the
Oldest established Labor Age"c in this city, heing
established in 1917, 1 have facilities which otht Is
chan cs house servants cooks etc at the shortest
notice; also city help both male ard female. in all
capacities. both boys and girls. Those i'll want of
such will please leave their orders before going any
where else An old collie tor wants situation with
best of II fcrences WIN. CLELAND Agent.
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Mr.. P. Werlein, the great piano dealer of Ba-
rome street, is now prepared to challenge the
world with his stock. In upright planes there Is
the world-renowned Chickering as the best, and
the Ziegler as the cheapest. In squares the
famous Chickering and excellent Durham az the
best, and the popular Hale as the cheapest. In
organs, the celebrated Estey aad Mason K Ham
lin as both the best and cheapest Hi. terms
sre so reasonable, and his prices 80 low that 10
one need deny himself the boon of piano or an
organ, which can be obtained on the payment Of
small amount every month.
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PIAN0R AND ORGANS. Mr.. Louis Grunewald,
Nos. a. 1G, Is, 20 and % Baronne street. has just
received, ex bark st. Genevieve from France,
large and choice collection of Pleyel and Bord
pianos. card. in another column, from Messrs.
Peyel, Wolff h Co, the manufacturers an
nOunces that Mr.. Grunewald is the sole author
lied agent for the sale Of their celebrated pianos
i'll the southern States. Mr.. g. has also for sale
large supply OF pianos and organs OF other
makers, German accordeons, musical instru-
at
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SPLENDID PIANos.-That popular merchant in
the musical instrument line, Mr.. Philip Werlein,
~, 80, 50 and 80 Baronne street. calls upon piano
buyers to drop in and examine his large and
splendid stock OF the new scale Chickering Up
right, Durham, Hale, and Pleyel pianos, which
cash or on monthly payments. He has also a
fine collection OF Estey's and Mason & IIamlin 3
organs. Mr. Werlein has number OF second
hand instruments costing from $50 upwards
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MAYoRALTy CRY OF New ORLEANS.
Il i 4 L

MAYoRALTy CITY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, 22d day OF January, 1876.
To the Right Honorable the Earl of Warwick:
Ny Lord-His Honor, the Mayor, directs
me to acknowledge the receipt of General
Order No. COZ. from the War Department,
and to tender, through your Lordship, his ost
respectful compl: ments and du ifui services to
your Royal Master, the King of the Carnival,
with the assurance that His Majesty's orders
shall be most cheerfully and faithfully obeyed.
God save the King.
have the honor to be your Lordship's most
obedient servant, PAUL +. LEEDS,
Private Secretary.
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WANTED-BOARDERS CREOLE FAM
w Iy composed of widow and gr daughter,
living square below Espianade street. desire
few boarder- particularly gentlemen. To those who
desire excellent fare refined society and to acquire
knowledge of the French language this is oppOr-
tunity seldom offered. 10 those of unguestonabe
social position terms wi be eadiDgly modt rate.
Address Lock Box 1893. jazz 1T
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WANTED OFFERS FOR A LARGE AMOUNT
w of L acher's Certificates of November and
December 1874 and $50. Jannary 1e76, and others
Address President of Teachers Consolidated FiDan
cia Association, 30 BIZ gundy street. he teachers
claim the right refuse any bid which they may
not aDprove ia23 IT.
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YET MORE PRooFs.-See the letter Of John V.
l.. McRaig, Esq, Of Cumberland, Nd, in refer
ence to that remarka BILE product of our swamps,
the New L.. Remedy. for catarrhs, throat and
lug complaints, etc. 1t speaks for itself.
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vNANTED-LADIES TO KNOW ThAT IA SH
w ionable timm-d FELT and STRAW HATS
can be obi incl for 50 and upw.Id also large
sortnent of CHI..DRENS HATS It rem Tkatly
low prices at Nine f. w LEES 1879 Caua Street
Newt La
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WANTED - IMMEDIATELY. AT NO ls2
w Magazine street, a c-mnetent, mi idle-aged
Woman tcol red preferred) to nurse and do house,
work. None need apply who can not furnish first
class recommend tiOus from former employers Call
at 9 A. NJ. or 5 r. N. on Monday. jazz IT.
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VNANTED-To inform the pnblc generally, where
w are to be found the lowest dental charges IN
the CITY. DR. j. KNAPP has moved from IA Ba-
street to las Canal street and has reduced his
charges TO all dental operations SO thai they are the
LOWEST in the city. Filling teeth, heretofore 50
much d headed performed without pain by means of
q new invention which, together with the finest
specimens of artificial te.th made on new plan,
with subst ,nce, cheerfully shown to any per
son desiring wo, or not Teeth extracted without
pain, and tso hache cured instantaneouslv All
work guaranteed. Consultations free n 1ySu
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NOR RENT-A FINE TWOSTURY HOUSE
Avenue; eight fac large we'll finished rooms wi Ii
gas fixtures; kitchen and large cistern, with fine
large ce lar. Apply at No. GA Constance street
ja23 IT. PETER VAIL.
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XVANTED-TO RENT TO RELIABLE OCCU-
w pan s. office or desks room in a comfortable
office on Carondeet sti eet near Gravier. Apply to
No ~ Caroalelet street, up stairs. ial4 i'm
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False teeth, which defy detection, something
new. Prices the lowest. Dr. J. X. Knapp, AS
Canal. Call and examine work and prices.
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WANTED - GENTLEMAN WHO HAS
w travelled for the past seven years through
Alabama and Mississippi is open to propositions from
reliable house-cotton preferred. Satisfaction
given as to character "no capacity Address ALA
BAMA, Lock Box 4S2, New Orleans. jazz 2tH
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Lumber lumber! lumber. Cheap for cash.
Go TO A. W. Motfett, on the levee foo. Of Cross
man street,
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WANTED = TO CHARTER-A SCHOONER
w about sixty tons more or less, W tn privilege of
purchase aft trial trip Char, money to be de
Quoted in of purchase Address, with terms,
CAPT. W., l0) st. Charles street. a23 at*
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Best dentistry at lower prices than anywhere
Baronne. Call and examine WORK and prices.
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(NANTED-A SMALL FAMILY OR 81 GLE
w persons TO occupy pleasant rooms, neatly fur
nished. with or without board st. Charles street
Fourth District. Address, Lock Drawer No. oil
u. U. ial3
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WANTED-PURCHASE FOR EGGS FROM
w the following varieties Of chickens: Partridge
Cochin s. for 13: Buff Cochin s. for 10; White Leg
horn, g so for b. The chickens nave been
selected VITA a view OF having the most perfect
birds and for their egg producing qualities. For par
ticulars address p O. Bulletin gt1ice. DIS tt
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Meet me by moonlight alone at Soubs's Art
Gallery, 900 Magazine street.
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Meet me by moonlight alone at Soubys Art
Gallery, COG Magazine street.
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VJANTED-A YOUNG MAN WISHES TO
w board with family, not further than ten min
utes walk from Canal street. Would prefer furnish
ing his Address, stating terns, which must
be M derate, d.. F. O. box 1889. ia23 1t
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"ANTED-FOUR MORE SOLICITORS-FOR
w Wilson Sewing Machine Company. The most
popular machine in the city. Sold on easy monthly
payments. All the attachments free To good:
honest men prepared to offer new and special
Inducements Call at lS9 Canal street. ia16eS1tf
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Lumber lumber lumber Cheap for cash.
Go to A. W. Moffstt, on the leyee, foot Of Cross.
man street
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NNTANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN A SITUA-
w ton; has had fifteen years practice in Western
produce. Best of city references given. Address
v o. care BuDet tn office. ja43 1T
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MOONLIGHT promenade style at Soubys Fourth
District Gallery, COG Magazine street.
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Lumber lumber lumber Cheap for cash.
Go to A. W. Moffett, on the levee, foot of Cross
street
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-23

A moonlight promenade is sure to end st
Souby's, 605 Magazine street.
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Blackman's Commercial College, 13l Caronde-
let. Terms red iced. See advcrtire ment
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS TRAVELLING
w agent. by q extensively acquainted
throughout Texas. For particulars address Il; r q
Box $40 Galveston DDS If
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Moonlight promenade style at Souby's Fourth
District Gallery, COG Magazine street.
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WANTED-A private family residing at NO 8
w st. Peter street, fronting on jackson Square,
desire to two front rooms to gentlemen. or gen.
uenen and their wives with without board.
n3 If
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WANTS.

WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square.
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VyrANTED-Some three or four nice Families can
w be accommodated with tine Furnished Rooms
and the best of Beard liz St Charles street nearly
opposite Lafayette Square Also some twenty-five
thirty day Boardefs will he taken at four dollars
per week, payable in advance. This is a great reduc
ton from former prices. The house is trstclass
best of pc ple Remember l49 ST. Charles street.
n lxS
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OfttOS bU'5faIJ
President Chamber Of Commerce.
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WANTED-50,0 900 Ladies and Gentlemen to call
~ and examine the latest novelty out, called tne
JAPANESE ChILD'S CARRIAGE AND CRA-
DIE on exhibition and for sale by L. i. NJ y
DUA, 81 CarOndelet street aug II
MANIFESTATION Carriages and Buggles
w any one having such and wishing to dispose OF
them can find ready sale for the same by calling on
L. I. MADDUX, IS Carondelet street dealer in car.
riages. my14.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-04
Gwabo, Cslebra, Juasa D;as q .Ian

y
cos
En- la tercera clase vamos a nom
brar las zonas productoras de San
Jose de las L1;ss en- Jaruco, Vega
redouda en- Saga la Chica, Las Cham
bas en- Moron, Gibara, Zaga en- Sane
ti-Spfritus y P~nta de Palma, Las
Palizadas, Iirado, Hato Quemado,
Cea de la Heyvadura, eg SGbalo y la
Catalina al Sur y en- las inmediacio-
nes de las costas de Pinar del Rio y
Guanes.
Y para la tercera czase tiene Puer-
to-Rico la rama de sus vegas de Are-
cibo, Aguadilla, La Luisa, Cabo-RgC
y Sabana grande.
Como Sc desprende de esta clasi6
cacion el tabaco de alguna de nues-
tras localidades ocupa un puesto mas
bajo que ell que debisra, pero cdlpen-
Sc nuestros vegueros a 81 mismos que
nj quieren tomarse las molestias de
asistencia y limpieza general que
necesitan las siembras, nj mucho
menos las que impone un buen aeon
dicionamiento en- las casas de Gu
ra y almacenaje y la esmerada esco
gida y envase que nece>ita la rama
antes de proponerse en- el mercado.
Anadiremos, como adicion, que en-
estos dias son incalculab|es las pacas
de tabaco entradas en- esta plaza pro
cedentes del interior, siendo muy de
notarse que esta afuencia de frutos
no ha hecho bajar su valor.
Con este y 10 anteriormente dicho
creemos haber llenado, aunque muy
someramente, ell deber que nos pro
pusimos al empezar este articulo que
deseamos sirva, ademas, como los
anteriores y Jos subsecuentes sobre e
tobaco para decidir 4 nuestros agri
cultores, & la industria y al concrete
por su cultivo en- grande escala que
de SECURE, les ofrecera ent6nces tai
excelentes 6 mejores resultados co
mo ha obtenido nuestra antilla her
mana.
Pinos de RaWeI.
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G I R G u L O
CIENTIFICO ARTISTICO Y LITERARI(
De LA HABANA,
{ Continuation. J

Preguntareis acaso 81 ante la i'm
portancia de las ciencias, la de las be-
las artes y la literature desaparece 8
amengua?
Aparte de que no Sc excluyen nj
pueden excluirse, como no Sc exclu
yen el entendimiento y la voluntad,
sino que por ell contrario Sc funden y
armonizan en- ell comun progreso,
muchas veces verdades que no alcan
"a la flosot1a, las artes Sc encargan
de ponerlas de manifesto, y muchas
veces ell artista, con sintesis injuitiva,
resuelve problemas que ell raciocina
dor, analizando, no alcanzaria jamas q
resolver.
Graude, inmensa es la importancia
de las ciencias, inmensa y grande es
la importancia de las bellas artes.
Hallareis, sin embargo, pueblos en-
que no solo sc trata de establecer d.
vorcio entire unas y otras, sino que
parecen olvidarse de las dltimas ha-
llareis individuos que hasta descon-
fan de su efcacia para ell progreso
del mundo, hallareis, en- fin, quien os
anuncie su completa extinction en- pla-
20 mas 8 menos lejano. j Pobres ilu-
sos ! Decid q esos pueblos, decid q
esos individuos que mientras la ina
g!nacion siga constituyendo la mitad
mas hermosa del entendimiento del
hombre, las bellas artes tienen ase-
gurada su existencia.