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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-13
POLITICAL TALK.

Saturday being dies non, there was very
little stirring at the State House.
The Conservative Caucus met, and after o
session Of about an hour. adjourned.
THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
bad meeting, and organized and adjourned.
The meeting Of
THE THIRD WARD RADICAL REPUBLICAN CLUB
last night, contrary to all anticipa!ions, was
harmonious The officers elected to serve
during the ensuing term were duly installed
and madethe usual speeches that are made on
such occasions. The speeches Of Pat Creagh,
Devezan and Antoine being received with the
greatest favor.
The officers elected are named as follows
w. l. Evans, President; VIM. Wallace, First
Vice President; Jas. Walsh, Second Vice
President; Chas. Stewart, Third Vice Presi-
dent; O. f. Ladd, Fourth Vice President; J.
W. Qainn, Corresponding Secretary; F. @.
Antoine, Treasurer; George Devezau, Pat
Creagh, Parish Committee; w. G. Elliott,
Recording Secretary.
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grand centennial calico and fancy dress
promenade concert will be given at ST. Pat
rick's Hall on Wednesday evening, February
23d, for the benefit Of the Ladies' Aid Society
Of the Sixth District. the 18th United States
Infantry band is engaged for the occasion and
will peform several fevorite selections.
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In sparsely settled districts, where medical
aid is often difficult and sometimes impossi-
BILE to obtain, it is extremely desirable for
families to have in the house some reliable
medicinal restorative. Being widely compre-
hensive in its curative operation, perfectly
pure, understanding and recommended by
the medical faculty, Udolpho Wolfes Schie-
dam Aromatic Schnapps possesses all the
requisites of family medicine.
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Great Excitement
At
M O q ID YeS
Granite Palace.

Because NO JDY is Sol ing
six 5IRTS for 81, sold at 81 50 apiece elsewhere.
nix SHIRTS for g. sold at So apiece elsewh here.
klX CHAMPION SHIRTS at 50, sold at e IS
apiece sewhere.
TWELVE LINEN COLLARS --latest sty.e) at
t2 50 . dozen-S3 dozen slsew here.
And great reduction iu--
WINTER UNDERWEAR,
ELEGANT NECKWEAR
HOSIERY. GLOVES, DR SSING ROBES, Etc,
Etc. Remember e MOODYS
Granite Palace corner Canal and Royal SIS.
S. W. MOODY Manager F13 1t 1stp
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PEPIN & BROUSSARD'S,

l5S Canal Street.
White Building, corner Baronne, formerly occu-
pied by J. Turcotte.
We have opened for MONDAY. February 14th, a
arge Stock of Goods from New York Auctions. which
we will sell at extraordinary low figures for CASH.
We will also continue the Great Sale at FIFTY
CENTS ON THE DOLLAR Of all goods bought
ately ON Sheriff's SALE Among tho goods to be
sold on Monday, ars
10 cases best PRINTS at cents.
10 cases "A soft flashed COTTON Mt 716c
800 pieces assorted BOBBINEI, for bars.
125 pieces asso ted black ALPACAS.
We cal special attsntion to the GREAT REDUC
TON of all our
FRENCH and IRISH LINEN. bought at Sherif4s
sale
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. HOSIERY, NO
TIONS. .LACES, Etc.
ALL WINTER GOODS TO BE SOLD REGARD
LESS OF COST.
F13 PEPIN g. BROUsS&RD
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Best dentistry at lower prices than anywhere
slse. DR.. J. R. Knapp, AS Canal. formerly "A
Baronne. Call and examine work and prices.
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Those Of our readers who are suffering from
colds, coughs. cstarrhs, bronchitis, etc., should
not fail to try the compound pulmonic paste pre-
pared and for sale By Nsssrs. Fred erickson &
Harte, 1879 Canal street.
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The excitement at Moody's is still kept up, and
anxious purchasers are continually pouring into
the Granite Palace to it themselves out with the
most fashionable styles Of underclothing.
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WANTED seconanala Manages aud Duxglcs
tAem can find ready sale for the same by calling on
Z r. MADDUx. IS Caronde.et street, dealer IN caT.
uAGes. my14sr
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New La. Remedy for coughs, etc. Home
proofs-any sworn jury would receive them.
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DUKE OF DRAGH.

HE COMES TO TOWN, AND THE FAITHFUL CHRONI.
CLER STRAIGHTWAY RELATES FACTS OF
INTEREST IN CONNECTION WITH
THE EVENT.
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WANTED-Some three tour nice Families
" be accommodated with fine Furnished Rooms
md the best Of Board at 149 St. Charles street. nearly
sppcsite Lafayette Square Also some twenty five
q thirty day Boarders will be taken at four dollars
pr week, payable in advance This is great reduc-
fion from former prices The house is first-class
best Of people. Remember i49 St. Charles street.
nS 1x-k
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WANTED-A private family residing Al Ne
~ St Peter street, fronting on jackson Square
desire to rent two front rooms to gentlemec or gen
demen and their wives with or without board
M IF
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"ANTED-50,0O0 Ladies' ana Gentlemen l.. cali
w and examine the latest novelty out called the
JAPANESE CHILDS CARRIAGE AND era.
DIE" on exhibition and for sale by L. T. MAD.
OUX. Is Carondelet street. auo9 N
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VNIANTED-PURCHASE FOR EGGS FROM
w the following varieties of chickens: Partridge
Cochin, s. per dozen; Buff Cochin, S3 per dozer;
White Leghorn, g So Der dozen. The . owe chick
ems nave been selected WITH view Of having the
most perfect birds and for their egg producing
qualities For particulars, address P. c.. Bulletin
sfice. d2o tt
WANTED inform the public generally. where
w are to b, found the lowest dental charges in
tho city, DIR. j. KNAPP has moved from IA Ba-
street to AS Canal street. and has reduced his
charges 70, all denta operations tina they the
LOWEST in the city. Filling teeth, heretofore SO
much dreaded performed without pain BY means OF
. new invention. which, together with the finest
specimens Of artificial te. tn made . new plan,
with new substance. cheerfully shown to any per-
e0n desiring work or not. Teeth extracted without
pain, and teoi hache cured instantaneouslv All
work guaranteed. Conenlra tions free. " 1vSn
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VNANTED-THE FINDER OF AN OLD-FASH
w isned Gold Watch Seal attached to a Gold
Ring on which is also steel watch key-tO return 1t
to Richard Terrell corner Of Magazine and Robin.
Fi5
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"ANTED-TO SELL CIGAR STORE
w Owing to departure. one OF the bes6 stand in
and fixtures cheap. Rent moderate. Apply at ! Ba-
vvnnne street FLO Str
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xxTANTED-TO RENT TO RELIABLE UCCU-
w PAM office desks room in comfortable
o0ice Oh Carondeet ST. eet, near Gravier. Apply to
No. Y8 Car0Hdelet street, up stairs. lal4 I'm
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VTTANTED-FOUR MORE SOLIfITORS-FOR
w Wilson Sewing Machine Company The most
popular machiae in the city. Sold on easy monthly
payments. All the attachments Free To good
honest men pr eDsred to Offer new and special
Inducements Call 1t 1a9 Canal street. ja16eSntf
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KyANTED-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY
of this city is anxious to obtain a situation as
governess in the country. 4 good home more Of an
object than wages. Please address MISS ETA j.
HARLAND, New Orleans Post-Ofice. FLO St
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WANTED-TO RENT-A DWELLING HOUSE
w with six bedroom, parlor and dining.room
kitchen and ,ervant rooms. FIRST Dis preferred,
between Euterpe ami Girvd, Magazine and Ramp.rt
streets Answer 169 EratO street. F13 tt
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WANTS.

WANTS inserted in this column % FIFTY
GENTS mar snuara
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Bargains IN Dry Goods
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VXTANiED TO RENT ~ THE TWO SlORY
w frame dwelling, 36l Carond let street, near the
corner of 1hala street; In tho eugh order large and
comfortable Itaining ten rooms with gas and gas.
fixtures cstern wool and coal she'd and large paved
Yard convenient to the Dryades Mark and several
lines of ty cars. Z or further par tculas apply at
pOlvmna street. F'32ts
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WANTED TO BUY CHEAP FOR CASH
w good Office (sltting. Desk and Chair. Address,
with price and particulars, p. o. box 2695.
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TNTANTED TO RENT-A NICE COTTAGE,
w retired from the street. Large side and back
wards, flower beds ana shrubbery House contains
seven rooms gas fixtures, and water in kitchen.
NeiQhborhOod excellent. Rent $50 per month. Ap.
NV ut No l6l Laurel street near First. FIG 2t*
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E11NE TOILET SOAPS Of the following
G. brands: White Windsor, white iiyce
-ine Brown Windsor. Turtle Oil, Cinn*"son,
Alpine Ponclne, Honey, National bouquet,
Sunlower. Sensation, Nosagay, Cashmere t"n-
guet and other varieties. Gall ard examine.
GEO. McBURNEI Il SUH,
iv1 l66 md 17U King street.
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HlLS FOR MACHINEKI-Iur sperm,
~ Lard, Extra Machine and Lubrica:in: Oh,
sa!Lsb!a for farm and heavy machlncry, aii At
tho lowest rntes.
ie Is E. S LEADBEATER x BRO,
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a UAHU.--C.rcums:-3c rendering 1t do
: 3 sirsb;a That sEu;i:d G2aaa IN Baltimore,
hsyc transferred nly BEN -. rk So tiCh III
alexAndrl" to Dk. u. y :<t2E.. lie has oeet
;,lr 50 ,uan; wears nsSue:sau3 With ilc rs ~ need
no introduction. ur ,n.iurser:c!t sis skill, ability
and reputation ior honesty and nigh integrity
tpins vel known. : cordially con:nisnd hi;1.
80 the laVpr Of my friends and patioEts as EeAi
worthy oi lho position To wnic. ne succeeds, and
bospnnk :or hiui :Le practice vim @nsch, Lor 50
long, i hsve haen favored.
JAMES Z. HGDGkiH,
Aloxsadris Va, mar tJ-tt
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FET&NEEE5 L.
= ssJsIEssSE5.

sFssS3E sksE:5.
IL NEW GOODSl
NEW PRICES
The subscriber respectfully ANNOUNCES tina
he has taken the store
No is7 KING STREET,
md il prepared To offer uil and carefully se
iact9G stock OF
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES
81 prices which cannot fail to please. Iood
Ga,vnrc;: promptly 20 ali parts Of Inc city, a;i1
satisfaction guaranteed in every particular. Al
Inspection OF stock solicited
uy 5-tt +. J. DAVIDSON.
ss. a. JOHNSON,
Success to johnson i Sherwood
q KUCEkY, LiQUOE FEED AND COM
MISSION MERCHANT,
Northeast Corner Cameron and Royal streets
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
- Al orders :Tom the country will rcceiv"
Irn;i:;;, '.'id careful attention. Jan 2o-.i
: ! &Uh;sE 4 McBURNBY s SON.
Dealers il
;ti:&iGE FhsitLi AND Fh NCI Gi:;iG l..
III rs, WINES AND LitlUuhS,
ENG LiGH ana SCOTCH ALE and Hhn " !.
$40 UT.
Also EASTERN ald rOrDAA & Il ~: III
and llACkE EkGL.
:liS :ti;; i ! = 10 i NJ SEEE&I
Washington !iaii !!u.iinE)
:slJSaE.!riH, II.
>:riar, ;.E21:n.:g ri;".t. -on -
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Es-Ggfs .E%sf GEfE.
COAL |

IENhL! COAL
- CNALl
nn th" wh-rfs full stock Of COAL, Of the
hcs: qualify, Broken Egg, Stove, Nut and
Cumberland, from the following mines:
Lyken's Valley II ines.
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Eks=EEEFga-E"E si.. ,;c

A CARD-I hereby return my thmnk- :" my
"A friends and tn: generous pubiic Tor the IN
yois they have con.crre,: on N" b! thric patron
age, hoping by strict ateni.u. to business 10 re-
cuiyG u continuation Ui tho SANS.
ZOE CREAM, WhIr.R ICES, and GUS
rARDS ol all lavnrs, from i.:.I u gallon - try
quantity, m,:e and sert &c al parts oi tha city
tien.Icmrn's rooms first nn,r; al:= par"rs
second floor j. :. t;i:;C:G
No. l25 King street.
jFG heSsndEia. -,
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SHAhL HAMS Sugar-cured Shoulders and
hf,aSlsst Bacon just received by
aug IL j. G. & E. MILBURN.
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! iIr.T E:EI;i'tNt tD FROM THE MARKET
- W;T;: = = - GOODS to make stock com
p.p&r he best assortment of Shifting Chevlots
yet 1896 ysr,is '.auro, u Ut the lowest prices;
Andru&cvaif N~d other B!eached Cottons be-
ginning III price u; * ysrd; ahothcr line OF
Cn.cu,- at 3c Hood styles OF CalIcoes are being
.iii ~; by ne W MS. but beng N the market
W! -l.cgca cs! III getting them ut old prices. fou
viii pr5r,Hiy be abe - buy this month cheaper
,hsi! you viii later. our closing out sale OF
summer G ,ods continues
,uy" Il &. SI.AY MAKER co.
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80. N.S Aing street.
We h:.yr.r.v II store purchased direct from
Lhr .:snrmi.o;orcs, a full, complete and hand
some ,.ssurlD,cn, II goods i'll our line, To which
Y:r inv !" s!,ac!&i a:t2nt.on.
F-oncl, Gaina Dinner sets. complete. in plain
waite El.l band and decorated; French Chinn
Tea Sos III gil. Dant And decorated; French
Gria" Cups rnQ :>auce-s, gilt band mnd plain
wnjto; French Chna Vasos, new patterns and
very nxn,;soin", French China Toilet Sets,
ilrss Rose and other patterns; English Tolie;
si.ts aa-GsomrIy decorated, something new;
.;niaa Mug 10y Tea oets, GiaSs Vases, &c.
We nav. the largest and most complete stock
of goods ever before brought to tins place, which
yyo ..c Offering II very low Dgures. Cali and
ryanln" uur goods ana prices mn D
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.TESSEg-F%iE.
TAlilE
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PRDkEEsEss-eaE f.sRDs.

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NEW GOODS-Reccived this day Hicnn' :
~ sulphur Soap. HnIc's Honey y Horehonnc
md Tar Pixies Toothachn Drops; :>:=Hnr1's
Olive Tar. Wnchcster's Syrup of Hyau:'no--
rEiLes, HaskclIs TeLter Ointment cocioi
percy's >it:liscd Phossph"tos, Hstf5 nAlT re
newer, Fousz's Horse Powders Gn!crate Potash
i.ozenges, Lactopepti!e Powder aGd >>&ssafFs-
Pi.h feb Ii JaNNEY Il co
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BUILDERS HAED WARE, Nails, Avr
p shces, Hcrso Shoc Mills. Nsli Rods. ;FoL
ard other things too numerous te me1tlon, I"f
ssle bv B T. PEahE - co,
an IL lS7 King st., AleX an:Tla, Va.
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sasse"f,ssss.' EsEA.f43.

Your Regulator Is orc of the best family med
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Collie Cor Stock, i: having cured line mule Of
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ALEXANDRIA, VA. THURSDAY. MARCH %, 1876

Hast August in reference to the camp-meetlng
at Clifton and his meanness in trying to 10
jure me 10 private way with various per-
sons. He then said that he would change
i, to bond of 500 for keeping the peace
for twelve mouths. | then requested him to
reduce the case to writing and [ would take an
appeal, but having nothing to write, and not
having particle of testimony before him out
of which to make case, and seeing that every
person present save himself and a waiskey sell
Ter was favorably to me, ne told me might
"go home if would DOT 60 out on the street
and get up riot which | refused to do, as
such promise would have implied desire to
excite riot, which was not the case, but OF,
tered to go and see him home safely aud not
to allow the boys to hurt him. He then told
me to 'go home" Every person, so far as
know, was in the best Of humor except the
three or four previously named. We felt III
dlgnant al his insoence toWar Mr. Baldwin,
myself and Mr.. Round, as we'll as TOR tn man
ner in which he had outraged the community,
but on our part there was No lmproprleiy ln
speech or temper, or threats of anv kind; 20
person wished to hurt him. Mr.. Rounds Of
tense consisted 10 saying to me that had tba
right to appeal, and that had said no mnle
than any citizen had right to say, whereupoo
Mayor Whiting behaved 10 the most Insulting
manner possible. He ,vidnntly had the ut
most confidence 10 Mr.. Rounds Chrisian
character or he would not have dared to ad-
dress him in tha vulgar manner in which be
did. Next morning MIR. Round did what
Mayor w hitting dared him to do, viz: declared
that be disapproved OF his action in his treat
ment of Mr. Baldwin, and that he was ready
for arrest. Mr. Rounds arrest was an ovation
to him; the best citizens of the place chcered
him throughout the long and able speech
which he delivered op that occasion. Mayor
Whiting is sustained here by none but few
whiskey sellers aud inebriates so far as | have
been able to ascertain bis Status. The temper.
anos association, so far from being "a mob, >
embraces the very best portion of our commu
nity in fact all of the people save the liquor
dealers and heir poor victims and few ne
groes they have in their emp oymeut. ln my
case the attack was malignant aud uoprovoket
and without the forms OF law, and deserves the
reprobation it receives from gentlemen aud
ladies without respect of party. The temper.
ance movement will be renewed with greater
zeal than ever in the meanwhile. Charges will
be preferred, az | am Informed, in the City
Couucil against Mayor Whiting for making
unawIu arrests. CHAR LES kIHG.
z. S-Papers which have coplc v hltlng's
paper please copy mloe, y. hING.
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sOOHs End sFATIG.v:ERr.
New Books, Magazines, Reviews
y &c, &c &c,
FRENCH'S, NO. 95 KING ST.

FKESCH'S, NC. 90 HING nj.
WHAT TO WEAR AND HOW TO MAKE
IT for the Spring and Summer of 1876, l,y
Nine. DealOrest... ......... l5c
ILLUSTRATED PORTFOLIO OF FASH
IONS for the Spring and Summer Of 1876 ty
Nine. Demorest........ ......... 'oc
HARPER'i MAGAZiN y = Tor April
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE 4 for April.
AkIEL'S REPLY to the Rev. John A. Seiss,
DID,, of Philadelphia; also his reply to the
scient tic geologist md other learned men in
their attacks on the crcGbi'ity of the Mosaic
account Of the creation snd food ........5Oc
CARTER. QUARTEHMA AN, by Baker....7"c
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COMM THROUGH THE RYE.........."75c
PAU3ANIUS the paTtan, by thu late Lord
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tion. ST.
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DIANA UAKEW, by Mrs. Forrestsr.""..i SO
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A. NJ, Ii. U
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thorn".. ...... .....................l %
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THE FLAG OF DISTkESS, Tale oil the
SEA AND SHORE, BY the sutnor of thc
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-23

ARDEN SEEDS-We are in receipt Of our
" usual Spring supply of Garden Seeds,
comprising ali the old and we'll known and
some new varieties. Our purchases OF oeeus are
made exclusively from The old established
houses of David iandreth s. Sons, of Philadei-
phia, and James NJ Thorburn y Co., OF New
York. and we think can therefore be relied
upon as fresh and genuine and true to their
names. Catalogues will be mailed to any d
dress upon spP9aaWn ssEns asV to-
esuecislly invite the attention of the ladies'
mn ~ JANNEY q 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-23
JAHUAHY, 1875.
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No 55 King street,
(Next to Gorsg: Banking Housc,)
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