The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-19

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Tho Second Annual Festival Of the Rose
dale Social Club will take place at Delachaise
Faek, on Sundays, March 10 and 26
There never was . man more completely
sold than the ono who stole the traveling-bag
pf drummer for q boot and shoe firm. BE
RI boots and shoes in plenty, but not pair.
No are under obligations to Protector
S1sam Fire Company No - for kind invi-
aation to participate in - annual parade Of
~ Fire Department Of the Sixth District,
which will take place on the 3lst of March.
A very polite note from Mr.. Leon Eng
lander, Secretary Of Pioneer Steam Fire Com
pany No l, has been received ct this Office,
inviting us to participate with that company
n The parade Of the fire companies Of the
Sixth District on the 3lst Of March.
One Of the new features la.ely adopted by
1rasrs. Mumford 4 Watson. OF the City Hotel
= the elegant warm lunch from their cuisine
1or the bar beneath the City Hotel. Here
nsgehants daily cengregate TO partake Of the
hospiplitiss Of tbpse veterans, Cyrille Bsnoist
and 1as(ln Farrell
II tory about Che German grammarian
yAe on his dsathbed said to his son, "My
Gid, my lie hae been . failure; attempted
- great Network. attempted the noun;
I should have confined myself to ~ dative
Oase, !" Il fair statement of the minute work
6nma hv lsyman acientiafa
"Say. Pop" aid John Hsnry's hopeful,
shs other day, wasn'tit the prince of whales
Fiat swallowed Jqpah~ And John patted his
hsad. and evs him ) nickel. and told him he
might sons day Be IN alderman; and then, as
- put on hi clippers and found . small
chestnut bur IN each toe, he took that boy
ovsE his knee and wrestled with him.
The pupils Of Prof A. Du Quesnay have
kindly sent rs invitation tickets to Grand
Concert to be given by them at Grunewald
Hail. with the assistance Of some of our best
amateurs, on the evening on Tuesday, March
y. During the concert . collection will be
made By several ladies for the benefit of the
Gsa. B E,Lee Monumsnhl Association.
sWnAr's PHnosopHEaf-"W Who's Herbert
Gpsaesr, P>?" asked an inquiring boy Of
- father Nhs.. other morning. "He's
1Aneas Eng ~ philosopher. my SON." "And
vAags pknnopher" continued the lad.
With the business air of person who could
kssp light on asking questions until dooms-
~. ga philosopher, " returned the father,
gravely, sis . man who never marzies.
Thsmotto for the week on > little girls
Sunday school card was !: ''Gst thee behind
-. Hatan." There were gooseberries in the
eArden. but she was forbidden to pluck them
pluck them she did. "Why didn'tyou, " said
- mother, "when you were tempted to
touch them, say, Get thee behind me,
Ha&an q" II did," said she earnestly. "and
- got right behind me and pushed M in the
bush I"
The Columbus (GA) Enquirer ..hopes the
Dsnocratic members in the House Of Repre-
ssaaaeives will beard the lion in his dem and
eeatinue to beard him, and whenever Re
pahGean dArss TO assezs thAt he or his party
= lne cleansing the stables Of Alth, to force
- assertion back by demanding Why they
1allsd for Democratic House to begin tho
w6sk and TO carry ii on With evidence that
10y have 20 long been possessed of but would
not use."
Another old and highly respected citizen
has leit u Mr.. Placids Forstall died last
evening q the green old age Of eighty. Mr..
Eoestall belonged to family which has for
ysam bssn intimately connected with the his
sosy Of New Orleans He had large expo