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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-11
A Corner in Biyalyes and SnapperS.

About the checklist enterprise Of modern
times is that undertaken by ring Of Mobile
operators who now seek to obtain from the
Legislature Of Alabama the exclusive right
to snap up all the red-snappers and raise all
the festive bivalves from the Vastly deep of
Mobile bay. These gentlemen are doubtless
reformers. but such reforms as they propose
are well calculated to raise rebellion from
the wave-washed shores of the gulf to the
wind-swept prairies of Wyoming. Then
Just to think Of the plea which these enc
mics of all bon riudnts put forward to justify
this outrage against the best interests of Il
convivial world. These unreasonable
axe-grinders have gone to Montgom-
cry, and, with view to catch the Reform
Democratic and Granger vote III the
Legislature they talk about the great reve
nues which, as n corporate body, they are
warming to pour into the State treasury,
whereas. as the matter now stands. Tom
Dick and Harry 60 fishing and oyster. Crap
ping, and capture lnnumerabie hosts OF the
carmine-hued tenants OF the water. and
raise uncounted bushels of the delicious
shell-fsh. and for the privilege pay nothing
into the public Golfers. Worse than Cata-
lines, Shall they be allowed to tax our
dainties? Shall we be compelled to be taxed
for those fat round, appetizing Mobile hi.
valves in order that messieurs, the lnonopo-
lists, may grow rich? Shall all the oyster
men of Mobile and all the fishermen for red |
snappers pay toll to company Of monopo-
lists for the privilege of engaging in their
calling? Never. The country. cannot and
will not submit to such tyranny. Ii the new
Democratic Legislature Of Alabama signal
ICES its exercise Of power by granting this
privilege, the cause is irretriev-
ably damaged, and the sun Of 1876 will shine
IN the wreck of the party. Human nature
connot stand everything, especially not tax
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The Secretary says he has given special at
tention to placing the iron-clad vessels of the
navy in q condition for active and efficient
service, and adds:
OF the iron-clad or armored vessels, sixteen
are of class and in condition for actual and
efficient service; four others, of the class OF
powerful double-turreted monitors, are actual
iy on hand undergoing repairs, and fifth is
well worth the same attention; but the re-
mainder may be counted as really useless for
any active and efficient purpose. -Four Of the
largest of them, designed and commenced
during the war, have never been launched,
and consist, in fact only of their wooden
frames still On the stocks, and their incom-
plete plating and machinery stored at the
navy yards, and though their names and de-
signed dimensions appear on the navy list.
and the remaining twelve of the class known
as ight-draught monitors not able to carry
their turrets, guns and munitions Of war, arc
valuable only as old material. Of the seventy
three steam cruising vessels five OF over 1000
tons each have remained on the stocks
since the war; never having been
launched, and are not estimated to be
worth for our purposes the cost of compile
ton, seven are condemned and laid up in
ordinary as unfit for further use, three others
with condemned machinery and forty-one
are in commission for various duties. Of the
remaining seventeen, upon which we must
rely to take the place of the cruising vessels
as they return home and are put out of COM
mission. two are laid up ready for service,
seven are repairing at the various navy wards,
and eight are building under special appro-
priations of Congress. Thus it will be seen
that one-half OF the steam navy adapted to
cruising is in commission and in actual SER
vice. This number of vessels cannot be pru-
IDENTIFY diminished, but if it is to be main
tained there must be gradual and constant
addition to the navy to supply the places OF
out and unit for further service, and for this
purpose fixed amount for tonnage should
be built every year. This amount may be
small. but it should be constant and untaiLng |
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A Class History.
From the Mobile Register.

Rev. DIR. Thos. U. Dudley, Of Virginia, re-
Gently of Baltimore, has been elected Bishop
Of Kentucky, to succeed Bishop Cummins,
deposed. All! Tom, my boy, do you remem-
ber the .Dedils" Of the University Of Virgil
MIA? What jolly times those we're! Now you
are bishop! Harry Toulman is judge. otey
is out West dealing faro. Not long ago we
picked up Patterson on the streets dead
drunk and forwarded him TO Mississippi.
Arnell, of Tennessee, turned Radical, went
to Congress, and died. Warmoth made Ken
nard Supreme Court Judge OF Louisiana.
Thompson was killed leading an Arkansas
regiment at Shiloh All the rest Of US who
ere not dead or forgotten are struggling to
Keep our noses above water. You alone are
bishop, my dear Tom! From the newspaper
Offices OF the Gull, from the faro banks Of the
West, from the judicial seats, from the studios
Of professors, and the pulpits Of the ecclesl-
Stlcs, We take off our hats and cheer 1or .ne
new Kentucky Bishop as the best-souled fel-
low, brightest intellect, truest friend ana
purest spirit old Virginia ever gave birth TO.
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Tue ANU Oh TILE CANNIBAL ISL4 NDS

$500
Tam! Tam! Kalakaua the great
ls booming through the Golden Gate.
The Polynssian potentate.
Inc King OF the Cannibal Islands.
Chorus Hunk dori-doodle-dum
Ministers all upon bum:
Honolulu! How they come.
With the King of the Cannibal Islands
From sugar-coated Hawaii
he comes strange countries for to sea.
And Frisco greets him: sHow are ye9
y hing OF the Cannlbal Islandsi'
Hunkl-dori, ETC.
I've come with half my population
To seal rs to the Yankee nation:
lis surely almost annexation.
says the King Of the Cannibal Islands,
Hunki-dOri, etc.
| am here to tell your General Grant
That all this crazy cannibal cant
liz rotten as the third-term rant.
Says the King Of the Canmbal Islands
Hunk.-dOrl, etc.
You think our ministers and STAFF
Are fed on missionaries; chaff,
Or Union Bibles bound in calf!
Says the King of the Cannibal Islands,
Hunki-dori, etc.
An! what we need are institutions,
Fresh Democratic revolutions,
Evolved from Tyndall's evolutions.
Says the King Of the Cannlbal Islands,
Hunki-d0ri etc.
Since Captain Cook our island struck
Our populations run amuck,
But ten per cent survives BY luck.
Says the King of the Cannibal Islands,
Hunki-dori. etc.
OF railroad bonds in Minnesota
I've bought of Gould perhaps nv quota.
Still holding something in Dakota.
Says the King ofthe Cannibal Islands
Hunki-dori, etc.
y, tell me! would the sale be slack
OF railroad bonds, a double track
From Honolulu here and back?
Says the King OF the Cann;bal Islands.
Hnnki-dori. etc.
Give us patent Yankee ring,
A feathered sachem kind Of thing.
10 run shebangs without king.
Says the King ofthe Cannibal Islands.
Hunki-d0ri, etc.
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BY PlaCide j. Spear.

MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT FURNI
tlie. Piano Iron Safes Glass shutters Fixtures
for Dry Goods Store, etc.
Rf PLACIDE J. SPEAR. Auctisneer-O Office A;
- Exchange Alley-FRlDAY Dee. IL, at 1O5
o'clock, will he sold, corner Independence and Royal
streets
THE CONTENTS of said premises, consisting in
part of good Mahogany and Black Walnut Furniture
of all descriptions
- lao
Piano.
Iron Safes.
II Glass Shutters, Boxes and Drawers
4Co,lnfers and the entire Fixtures OF Dry
Goods Store.
Terns-Cash ia
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O!Hce Of the Delta Insurance Company, cor.
ner Carondaiet and Common streets-New Orleans
Sept l. ls'4-lnconfointy with the requirements Of
the amended charter, and in accordance with a reso
luton Of the Beard of Trustees at special meeting
held on June 6, 1874 the subscribers to the Capital
STOCK OF this Company hereby notified to come
and pay the following nstanents at the tine
specified below viz:
Ten per cent on the LIST day Of October, 1874
Ten per cent on the LIST day OF November 1874
Fifteen per cent on the lat day Of December 1874
Fifteen per cent the 3l,t dag OF December 1874
BY order of the Board
auao Am L. W. BAQUIE, Secretary
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Won't it be Jolly and merry.
Won't it be Jolly and merry.
When On tie 10Th last
Prizes are drawn hy the dozen.
Qrizes are drawn by the dozen
In the Lou siana State Lottery s
Lucky and extravagant scheme.
Lucky and extr,vagant scheme
$50. 100 in prizes.
$40 GOO capital prize.
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;, Mr.. George Il. Boxer, Of Philadelphia
United States Minister at Constantlnople,
y0te distinguished himself Of late BY demand
8 reparation for the outrage committed upon
erican missionaries in Syria =:
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

Not;ce-A meeting OF the Stockholders oi
tEe Hope insurance CoinuanF 81 New Orleans will
be held at its Office, 1875 Common street on SATUR
nAA JanuarT IL. is,5, between Ire hours of la
o clock NJ. and clock r. NJ 10 vote upon proposed
amendments to the Charter, this day apprOy ed and
recommended by the Board of Directors
LOUIS BARNETT,
New orleans Dee J. le.4 Secretary.
do tiiG 4,
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AMERICAN GYMNASIUM.

1913. st. Charles Street.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT UNTIL 10 T. III.
This Institution is the best and only resort for
the relief Of the Debilitated, Mental and Pip
steal organization.
Terms-Only SO per annrn.
Adult classses, Tuesday and Friday, 7:3O P. ~
Jnyenlle IN Monday, Wednesday and Friday, FROM
$3.50 TO $50 7. ~, at the rate Of 81 per month
payable monthly in advance.
HARRY HAMhERSLEY.
Maitre d'Armes and Manager,
n26 3m TuFrSu
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Notice-A Meeting of the Stockholders of
the Factors and Traders Insurance Company will be
held at its Office. 81 Caronleet street on MONDAY
the .lst day Of December 1874 between the hours OF
IL NJ. and o'clock =. NJ, to vote upon proposed
amendments 10 the Charter, this day approved and
recommended by the Board of Trustees.
MS az Ed. 4. pALEEEY Sncrafurv
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BY Albert Paul.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DE.
scrption, Carpets, Crcckery, Glass and otley
Ware, Etc, Etc.
DY ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer- Office and
- salesroom No. 40 Royal street-Will sell every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 10
o'clock, 4. NJ, at the salesroom, 40 Royal, near
Custolnhouse streets
i general assortment Of new ard secondhand
Household Furniture. Carpets, Crockery, Giass
and other Ware, ETC., etc.
Loans secured OF Furniture, etc. Storage at
moderate rates. sg4 n
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GRAND OPENING BALL
Al
ST PATRICKS NEW HALL
brand Dress Fancy Dress, Masquerade and Calico Ball
10 be given by the
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANs,
u" Saturday Evening, Dec. 10, 1874.
At ST. Patricks Hall.

COMMITTEE of Auangements--
NJ Finnerty, W J. Kelly, James Herrou
Dan Owens A. O Bowie Iro Eitzratric,
Applications for invitations to be left at Jas Her.
ron corner Of Claiborne and Gravier streets at Oar
owen s. corner Pertlido and st. Charles Streets at F.
Gannols corner St Louis and Vilieie streets at Ton
Gilmores, corner Vaudeville ond Victory stlee.a or
II. II. q. Mealles, corner Magazine ard Terpsit bors
streets.
Sealed proposals for the bar restaurant and hat room,
TO be left with w. j. Kelly, corner OF Common and
Claiborne, and Dan Owens, corner St Charles and
PeTdido ~
Tickets. So
n22 III
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The Herald Of Neah is Of opinion that the
simple color Of ones surroundings has a
marked influence on his health. 1t SAYS
"lellow on the walls of our rooms has a very
depressing effect on the mind Violet is
worse. A man would so mad in violet
papered or painted room. Black rooms, Or
rooms heavily draped in mourning, produce
gloom or toreboding. Never wear mourning
long. unless You wish to become sad and
sorrowfnl beyond what nature ever intended :
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The Stolen +: ,IurillG. -

1t would certainly aprear that there is a
very Obvious blunder IL the telecraIhic re-
lation of the alleged theft of a rainting bv
Alurlllo from the Cathedral Of Seville. The
picture is described as est Anthony
Tempted by Women" and a. there is no ac-
count OF any such picture have ever been in
the Cathedral Of Seville, nor any mention of
this subject among the painting of Murillo,
We are constrained TO believe that the state
nlent an error It is probable that the picture
indicated is the est. Anthony of Padla." a
| large canvas which has heretofore been in the
chapel OF the haptistry Of the Seville Catle-
drai, and is counted rs one OF MurrilIos
greatest works This picture was painted in
1906, on an order from the Chapter of the
Cathedral, and cost 10000 Spanish reals.
| 1t is thus described by an authority
| "kneeling near q table, the shaver, brown
trocked saint is surprised by a visit from the
infant Jesus, a charming, naked babe, who
descends III q golden food o: glory, walking
the bright ali as II 1t were the earth, while
| around him floats and horels a company of
cherubs, most Of them children, forming a
rich garland OF graceful forms and lovely
faces. Gazing UP in rapture at this dazzling
vision. the saint Eneels, witt arms out
| stretched, TO receive the approaching Saviour.
On the table at his side there is a vase con-
tanning lilies, painted with such Zeuxis-like
skill that birds wandering among the aisles,
have been seen attempting to perch upon it
and peck the flowers and 10 tbs left OF the
picture an arch discloses the architectural
perspective of the cloister'
1t is related, though doubted by many, that
after the retreat Of the French from Spain in
1913, the Duke Of Wellington offered to buy
this picture for England, covering it with
ounces gold, which would have brought its
cost up to about Chs, 900, the canvas being
fifteen feet square. in 1888 tie est Anthony"
was repaired-wlicli IN Span Il cans repainted
so that many u delicate toUcl Of NIu-illo's
pencil has disappeared. Enou gh howe9er, is
left to show the genius OF the original design
and the splendor OF tie original colors There
were seventeen works by Murillo in the Cath
edral Of Seville, OF which the Sir Anthony
was the gem. Its loss is certainly a sad one,
and 1t seems almost impossible that it should
have been stolen. 1t was protected by a high |
iron railing, which separated it from those
who came to gaze at it.
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WHITE LEAGUES.

/
Attention Jackson Rifle Club-D Company
Louisiana Own-Thc officers and members of thi
club will meet on SATURDAY, the 18th inst at ,:p
o'clock T. ~, al their Headquarters, Julia an,
Rampant streets Every member must he present i
he desires his name 10 remain the rolls. Bushes
of Importance to be transacted and final action
taken. BY order
Il. STEWART DFNNEE, capt;tr.
7. ". SMTIi, 0. ). dll I'D Z
Attention Council Of Ten-Jnckson Rife
Club-The members of this Council will meet on
THIS friday EVENING, at Il O'Clock. at Lieut.
Franklin streets. Members will be prompt
BY request K. STEWART DENNEE.
dill NAE Chairman
Company 4, First Crescent City Regiment.
notified to assemble this FRIDAY EVENING, at j
O'Clock, at Crescent City Press. Every member ex-
peeted to be present t, Basiness important tan.
A. E. MoErHT, First Serg't. dlI NAE
Attention Go. G. StOnewaH tMcl:!oin'sl Bat
taon-You are hereby ordered to attend meeting at
9 Carondelet street, this FRIDAY EVENING at
: o'clock. Let every member be present.
BY order: G. 5. BOARMAN, Captain.
H. CARPENTER, o. :. dl1 NAE
WESTERN PRODUCE
100 tierces Louisville Leaf LARD
100 Schaeters Refined LARD.
200 kegs
$4,000 pounds Dry Sailed SHOULDERS.
$4,000 Clear SIDES.
2DC00 ! Clear Rib SIDES.
500 pounds Choice Heavy New MESS.
> casks Bacon Clear Rib SIDES
20 half casks
10 casks BACON. Clear.
30 tielces o X Old HA Ms, to arrive.
Is New Unean.ased HAMS, to arrive.
30 fks Goshen BUTTER. to arrive.
100 bbs Plant ) Extra FLOUR.
$50 half bbls ..
200 bbls Belle Creole FLOUR.
For sale by KEEP & RAYMOND,
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Office of the New Orleans Insurance AssOci-
alton. log Canal street, New Orleans Dee 1th 1874
Notice is hereby given to the stockholders that in
conformity with the charter election will be held
at the Office Of the Association on MONDAY De-
celnbcr 2st, 1874, between 10 A. NJ. and PIP NJ for
iS I'd G. IANAITy Snc,et,r,-
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GAYETY THEArER.-The performance last
evening at this theater was overlooking with
fun and side-spltting burlesques. The whole
company deserve much credit for the admira-
BILE manner in which they acquitted them
selves in their respective parts. A good audi
ence was in attendance, and seemed from the
continued applause, to enjoy themselves to no
little extent
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BY A. Gerard.

DY A. GERARD, Auctioneer-Offce and sales
- rooms u and Ii Bourbon street, near Canal
Household Furnitures, Carpets, Fancy Goods,
Arts Works, Painting, Jewelry, Diamonds,
Watches, etc, etc. Tri-weekly sales TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS SATURDAYS, commencing at il
O'Clock.
Liberal advances made On consignents.
n10tf
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We have to chronicle another successful night
at the Varieties.
ACADEMY OF Music - This evening Mr..
Geo. L. Fox viii treat the citizens Of New Or
leans to display Of his histrionic ability
Mr.. Fox has gained an enviable reputation il
his pantomimic specialties that none can sur
pass. We all know that he is unequaled il
his facial delineations, but yet few people il
this city are aware that Mr. Fox is an actor
and that if he were to pursue the Legitimate :
drama his success would, no doubt, be rs great
as in pantomime. Whenever he has appeared
in speaking parts the houses have been
crowded to their utmost capacity.
Mr. Fox will, this evening. the occasion Of
his farewell benefit, exhibit to US one of his
favorite farces, as Norwood, in sThe Lot
terry Ticket, or Who Drew the Lucky Num-
ber." This is one Of the nost amusing pieces
ever written, and the audience is convulsed
with laughter from tie beginning unto the
end. The anxiety, the expectation. the con-
occurring as to who drew the lucky number,
is depicted by Mr.. Fox with thar naturalness
that characterizes his acting. Every one
should witness this wonderful piece Of acting.
In addition to ethis. 'Humpty Dumpty
Abroad will be given, with all its specialties
Such programme has not been offered to
our citizens for long time. Give Fox
bumper Of benefit. He deserves it, Sc
cure your seats, as the boN-ofice list is filing
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES THEATER. 80 Belle Lamar was
again presented last night to- select audience.
The play passed off we'll and. all were highly
delighted. The several characters enacted
their parts with pleasing effect, and as before,
We have to chronicle another successful night
at the Varieties.
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Time OF Departure.-The M6il Train hy the dreas
jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
o, Calope street a. oolock F. IL, connecting with
al fast trains, North East and Wet Pullman Pal.
zee Cars On ali trains. ;v4
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LCST-FOUND.

LOU Nd POCKET BOOK in Ptnn7s Press
winch the owner can have, by proving property
ana a. PaSMS Tor inns advertisement by applying to
r. 3LEAsOA, 20i Annuneiafon street or Penn .
ie99' dIl E&M%
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BALLS.

GRAND FANCY DRESS AND MASQuERAD DE-
BALL.
For the Benefit of the
EAMpsRr STREET CONGREGATIONS
VIII be given at
EXPOSITION HALL
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Southwestern Bible S0eiety-New Orleans.
Dee. !. ie.1-T!e annual meeting of this society for
business will be held at the Bible House on SATJ T.
DAY. the 18th inst, at o'cockEP. NJ. and the
annual election Il! the same place on MONDAY tl.
!lst iisi, between the no,:Is q y NJ. and O'Clock
p NJ HENRY Y OGDEN
u p.c Soc
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Crescent City Relief AssOciat iOu-The ad-
jonrned regular monthly meeting of this Association
VII! he held at tirinewald Hail. BalOnne street ON
FRIDAY, the 18th inst, at l. o'clock A. NJ 4 pune
tua and general attendance of members is requested
by order OF the President:
Mrs. H. G. HODGSON.
G!O2t RECORDING Secretary
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
FOR SALE.

L In store and to arrive.
lea barrels Texas pECANS.
SMALL & co.
oil IT 1876 tiIayier street
ENOl SAIE-OHe fine seconded handed Doctor >
l. PHAETON. CAN AT % Calondeiet street, at L..
NJ. Denmans Old Stand.
10 lw j.. =. MADDUX.
LNOR SALE OR EENT-FuInsled or unfinished
4 the comfortable and desirable three-story brick
residence, 81 Dauphine street. containing Il apart
ments handsomely furnished, has gas and all other
conveniences. For further particulars apply to
Il. NJ. ROBINSON. Real Estate 4 gent
iii w % and 81 Commercial Place
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+ ANDING EX STEAMSHIP STATE or ALA.
IL BA4IA, and Bark FREIDIG from Bordeaux
80 casks CLARET. Comet. j. VI.
80 half casks WHITE WINE, j. II.
20 bbls VINEGAR, J. VI.
10 cases BITTERS Bonnal & FiI,
30 cases BRANDY PEACHES
% FRUITS. ASSORTED.
2, PRUNES.
- APEICOTS
In Store
- casks CLAIsET, " Chateau Bellevue
80 Comet
% quarters SHERRY, V. Jaure s. Co
100 octaves
30 quarters COGN.tC Olivier Durant Brothers.
- octaves .
For sale by
J. MANDIN
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Special NOtice-The Regular Grand EcOre
packet Garry owen leaves positively at r. NJ
TO-DAY. JOHN HEINZ. Master
dll 1t
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Unitarian Church. -. Charles street. near
.Iniia-Rev. ID. NJ. REED. OF Rockford H. will preach
IN tins church on SUNDAY NEXT 18th inst. at IL
a. NJ. Regular attendants OF the church are notified
and strangers cordially invited to attend dill 3t
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Office of Crescent City Railroad C.eE,nary
1903 Canal street New Orleans, November H. Is
Under the provisions OF the charter. the capiia
stock OF this compan, has been consolidated into
shares Of the par value Of FIFTY DOLLARS.
Stockholders requested TO IRE sem tbe;r cert
Gates OF stock IL orGer that may be ned
Transfers will DC made after date il certificates OF
the stock
mis- sod JNO Il. JCDFN, Seere.ar-.
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Tnrougn b.is o. lcdEg gwen t. a. at OTIS CT tbs
road for freight shipped per steamers T. E. Lee
PargCuG and Natchez.
JNO. JANEv, Agen4.
no * BIZ Common st7ee
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WANTED Occupants for two desirable rooms in
~ a strictly private family. Apply to 81 Race
street. di Nv
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special Notice TO shippers Of Arkansas
Freigit7-The steamer Kate, leaving every NON
DAY. viii give through bills o. latiirg to Pine Bluff.
and all points II. r. and N. W. Railroad
JNO JANNET, Agent
Nc Il II. J.. and y. " Railroad
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WANTED-An \ No. mncr to 80 to Calves
" ton, Texas References required Apply be-
tween the hours of 3 and 10 A. NJ, 10 H. KERN 1Oi
100 and log Bainllne street 40 n