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FOR RENT.

TUNO RENT-The Office ON the ground floor now 0c-
i cupied by the Delta Insurance Company and sit-
uatel ON the north corner of Carondeet and Common
streets. Possession given ON LIST January next. For
terms, apply ON the premises. d90 Hal
VTvO Handsomely Furnished Rooms in .
i central and desirable location where all the COM
forts Of home can be had. Win bo rented on very
reasonable terms by applying at the corner Of Cont
and ROYAL Streets over the National Bank. dis II
NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE largo Yard
IN and Cotton Shed, corner of st. Thomas and
Orange strssts win b rented with privilege o.
situated opposite, and out drayages done ON most
favorable terms. Apply to the Terrell Press, corner
of Orange and Chippewa streets. dig Inn
TNOR RENT-A TwOSTORY FRAME DWELL
IN ma Containing six rooms, Kitchen, and lArRe
yard, IN god repair Cars pass within half square
Of the property. Rent 20 per month to good tenants
Apply 70 W Z VERLANDER, % Magazine street
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Bank Of America-New Orleans, Dec. IL,
164-At the election held the 10th ins for Direc-
tors Of this Bank for the ensuing year. the following
gentlemen were elected
\ v. 4 T. s sG&M4bT, J. j. T1TEs'
c. j. LEEDS, VIVIAN BENTHUYSEN,
d. FATJO, A. TERTROU.
5 :; y: I r A5xMs JN Tu r GnHEsHnh'
Il. B. BRIGGS.
And at the meeting Of the Drectora this day, A.
NJ Fostier was unanine9sly Re elected President l
Bank Notice Unlen National Bank, New
Orleans Dec. II, 1s74.-The annual election for Di
rectors of this Bank viii be held at the banking
house, No: Carondelet street. ON MONDAY, The
A. n. and 2 r. NJ JAS. CHALARON. Cashr.
dis I'm
Mechaalcss and Traderss Bank-NeW Orleans,
December Is. 1674-The annual election for nine d.
roct0rs OF this Bank, to for one year. will b
ON the THIRD MONDAY OF JANUARY (the 1sth)
1875 between the hours of 10 A. M. and p. NJ.
die tJa1s MOSES HARRIS Cashier.
New Orleans Material Bank-Now Orleans,
Dec. IL 1674-The annual election for Twelve Di
rectcrs Of this Bank to serve during the ensuing
win be held ut it's Banking House ON tho 12th Of Janu
dig sod JOHN H. PIKE, Cashier.
liberia National Bank Of New Orleans
New Orleans December 10. 1S74-An election fol
Directors of this association, to the ensuing
TUESDAY in January, 1875, from 10 O'Clock A. N. t.
o'clock p. NJ. JNO. 6. DEVEREUX,
do I'd Cashier.
Mafaal National Ba1k-New Orleans, Dec,
TO- 1074-The annual election for Directors to
the ensuing year will be held at the Banking House
1875, between the hours Of 10 A. M. and p. M.
do I'm JOSEPH MITCHELL Cashier.
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AkO6E2lENIX

TIE AcADxxY.-Last night at this theatre
there was presented a varied and attractive
programme. Two separate companies per-
formed during the evening, specially and
dramatic troupe, and therefore the audience
were treated to an unlooked-for innovation,
which kept them on the qui viUe. As speci-
atty artists, Mr.. George S. Knight, who is
Justly termed the monarch of Dutch come
dams, and Billy Ashcroft, the great comic
vocalist, are truly beyond anything we have
ever had here.
The vaidis Sisters who are but seven years
of age, are really wonderful in their contor-
ton, acrobatic and gymnastic feats, and the
audience gave vent to their unbounded enthu-
siam and appreciation of their efforts by
round after round of applause.
Moulton and Zigreno, in their exciting sala-
mander leap, won for themselves the UNI
stinted encomiums Of the audience, and they
deserved them.
After the speciality acts were over drama
in two acts, written by J. F. Pike, was pre-
sented. The piece is well written and run
harmoniously and smoothly throughout.
Mr. r. G. White, as Orson, looked like q
wild and uncivilized man every inch. Mr..
NJ. w. Fiske, as Valentines armorer, was ~
Jolly and humorous as armorers in the times
of yore were wont to be.
Miss Marion Fiske, as Agatha Miss Min
ME jackson, as Princess Byzantine, and the
rest of the cast, performed their several parts
very creditably. The piece was well mounted
and thoroughly appreciated by the audience.
To-day (Christmas). at noon, will be given
at this theater a grand gift matinee. and ten
thousand elegant toys will be distributed
among the audience.
VARIETIES THEATRE. East Lynne" was
presented last evening to thoroughly appre-
ciative house, and with what the truly artistic
personation of the role of the much tried
wife, too much commentator cannot be paid
to Mrs. Bowers fer her earnest and careful rem
dition of the character of Madame Vine.
The whole cast were fully up in their parts
To-day there will be grand Christmas matt
nee for ladies and children.
ST.. CHARLES THEATER.-"Kit, the Arkan-
sas Traveller" was presented again Last night
to q full house.
At noon to-day, at the matinee, Santa
Claus will be ON hand with ten thousand gifts
for the ten thousand people he expects.
exit" will hold the boards, and will also
! be the attraction at night.
THE OpERA-The programme of the matt
nee performance to be given to-day consists
Of. "Dorina," one act ballet, and the two
popular operas, lie Maitre de Chspelle and
Les Noces de Jeanette" in which Messrs.
Meric, Dardignac, Miral, and Mesdames de
Jolly and LOGGER sing the leading parts.
At the Saturday matinee Lies Dragons de
villars will be played, and in the evening
"Norma will be repeated. On Sunday, first
night of "Le Voyage en- Chine"
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BANK NOTICES.

Bank Noeice- The TwenGy-Flfth Day Of Ne.
cember nextC hristnas) and the first and eighth days
Of January next being legal holidays the following
Banka members of the New Orleans Clearing House
Association win be closed ON those days
Notes and bills falling due ON said holidays win be
payable the day succeeding, viz Saturday the s6th
December 1874 and january and 8, 1875.
Citizens Bank of Louisiana.
Union National Bank.
Louisiana National Bank.
State National Bank
Mechanics and Traders Bank
Germania National Bank.
Louisiana Savings Bank.
New Orleans National Bank.
Hibernia National Rank.
Bank of Lafayette.
Pike, Brother 4 Co.
Canal Bank.
Mutual National Bank.
Peoples Bank
Bank VI America.
ISAAC N. MAYNARD, Manager.
New Orleans Clearing House, Dec. q, 1874.
i23 "A 2l 70 81 ia1
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It is understood upon good authority that
should the friends of Edward s. STOKES fail to
obtain pardon for him from Gov. Dix they
win at once inaugurate energetic efforts to
habeas corpus his final release from Sing Sing
ON the ground that the communication of time
allowed by law for good conduct covers the
period of his incarceration in the Tombs, and
that on this construction Of the statute he is
entitled to discharge.-M 7. Herald
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be made known, but for fear Of tre@pasaing
upon your time and space, / hasten to close.
As for being one Of Kellogg select registrars,
the facts are very much perverted. was
registrar from 31st August to 2Sd September,
when resigned aud left the parish. The
place was offered me by parties from the
parish, and after consulting with some Of my
friends here, Mr.. Convere, Mr.. Maddux and
others, who saw NO impropriety in it, &C
cepted it I did not ask Kellogg for it. and
was told that opposition to the appointment
was made by his Secretary ON the ground that
was not . Radical. While in the Office !
rendered good service to the people a. the
citizens of Clinton will testify, and regret
that more of our people would not accept
similar positions, for if they had, lam salts.
fed it would have been much better for US
all On the day Of election, November I'd,
in this city, voted the peoples ticket with
out scratch or blemish, and used my influence
to induce others to do 50.
Permit me in conclusion to say that you
have misstated the controversy pending be-
tween myself and the Treasurer Of the Insane
Asylum, in giving it q personal character.
With Mr.. Irvine as . private citizen am not
dealing. The Insane Asylum of Louisiana
belongs to the State; he and were at the
time public officials-I claiming there was
Encouragement IN PuOuc 1asuluuou
and asking for an investigation by the
people, to whom the institution belongs,
and whose servants we were, and it was
made my duty by the position I held TO
report to the people its exact condition: which
the matter investigated fairly and impartially
This is the right way, and the only way to
decide it. I ann perfectly willing to rest my
case before an honest and Intelligent commit.
tee of gentlemen, be they Democrats, Repub'
icans or what not, appointed by the Legislar
ture, the only power that can appoint to
examine and decide this case. and presume
the opposition viii acquiesce in the same.
Respectfully, Loum A. BURdEss
sSwasie and Hewlett are both negroes, the
laA4o. = sro&oHau drauman ah0uf RaYnu Sara
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EXTRA LARGE RAISINS,
Currants and Citron,
Pecans, Almonds,
SHAKER PRESERVES, Baltimore PRE-
SERVES, JELLY and JAMS.
Choice Goshen, Western and Roll BUTTER.
MINCE MEAT, Apple and Peach BUTTER,
Fresh Stock of Choice TEAS,
Choice New HAMS and Breakfast BACON,
Finest WINES and LIQUORS, CORDlALS.
Etc.
Best brands of ALE and PORTER, CHAM
PAGNE.
FLOUR in barrels and half barrels.
MICHAEL HACKETT,
Corner Dryades and Italia Streets.
das1
I7.0s. H. Handy Dc Co.,
IA and 49, ...... Royal street --.....---.14 and II
IMPORTERS OF
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS,
and Agents for
MEssRs. sAzERAC DE FORGE Fills
SAZERAC BRANDY,
Have in store and for sale
LOUIS ROEDERER,
PIPER HRIDSIECK and
KRUG CHAMPAGNES
FRENCH and DUTCH CORDIALS,
BOURBON, RYE,
IRISH and SCOTCH WHISTLES
SAZERAC, APPLE and PEACH BRANDIES,
BEER, ALE
as3M PORTER, ETC.. etc
|OIrvrs IN KEGS
Just Received from Marseilles-
50 Kegs OLIVES, verdales, New Crop. Also. II
store, CLARETS, OLD SHERRY WINE. PORT
BRANDIES, ETC.
For sale by >. FLAISENI'
dost No. st. Louis street.
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The forty gentlemen who compose the
Frisco Argonauts range from bartenders to
preachers. At recent meeting several can
didates were blackballed, when . member,
rising with dignity, said: " If this things
a-going to be run by starch-necked Bible
whaokers, then goes in for . row." His ny
pothesis being granted, he went in.
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It is given as an instance Of the extent Of
the British mercantile navy, that one firm
alone, Messrs. Green, had recently more than
quarter Of mile of steamers in dock, be-
sides sailing vessels.
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Disputation at Basic. The authorities put
a tariff ON water from Lourdes, which Is Inn
ported in hrge quantities. The importers
say il is simply pure water. Inc government
~ II It cures il Is medicine.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE
Friday Eveniss, Dee. Is. 1874.
LES NOCES DE JEANETTE. LIE MAITRE DE
CHAPELL.E. DORINA.
s.'f1s:YS, k Rss; e. p M- virfA Il y "
saturday Eysnip g =; Opera sss -
r OST-In the vicinity of the Opera House on
IL Monday evening last, A GOLD EARRING,
which has the form Of hoop with suspended pau
street. the Under will be literally rewarded. DIS ~
lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
100 kegs Orange POWDER
Bv Schooner Washington.
WALLACE WOOD,
aasat G. Common street.
NEW SUGAR HoGsHEADs
~ AND MOLASsES BARRELS.
-" ''''' y JOHN T. MAGEE
GO Lafayette street,
dos IT. near TchoupitonIas.
ORANGEs-oRANGEs. 49,,
~ ORANGES-ORANGES.
,oo bh,s Choice LOUISIANA ORANGES in good
shipping order. T.,
H"A '~'0 JOHN CALDER
81 Peters (late New Leveel street,
.os a. corner of Lafayette.
RUB1 SALOON
ESTABLISHED IN 1851,
Removed to
11S Common street ..--.......Alo
Ihep leave 70 inform my friends and patrons. and
the public in general that having removed my oaloo
from No 1875 70 No. liz Common stree near camp
shall be most happy to meet them at the GRAM ~
ODening. which win take place on THIS, ChhASA
MAS EVE.
With any thanks for past patronage, and hoping
tn merit a continuance of the same, remain,
Yours respectfully, ,o-,Dr,r
d2l NkElw y. D. CVo0AA'
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The corset factories in Massachusetts, are
running again, and the old maids are getting
ready to be squeezed.
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CITIZENS' BANK OF LOUISIANA
BANKING DEPARTMENT.
NEW ORLEANS, December q 1874.
Plantations fer Sale Or Rent.
THE FANNY PLACE
A we'll known sugar plantation in the parish Of
Plaquemne about 30 miles below the city, fronting
on the river containing 300 arpents 600 In cuItva-
ii n with full stock Of mules, carts and other i'm
slated sugarhousc with engine, mill centlifngals,
steam train etc. A good dwelling house and Kitchen,
with 10 double-fram cabins and stables In good
ORDER fine draining machine and about 700 orange
trees in full bearing ON the place. Also fun corps
Of reliable labor, snd ample seed cane and rattoon
for large crop r FL ~ vS si,Ref yfas
situated on Terre aux BGufs in the parish Of st.
Bernard q miles from the city; containing 1890
arpents Of which about goo are In c1lyatiSn On re
ample quarters for labor; good sugarhouse. large
mil and machinery in perfect order; mules oxen,
tas xl.e smpe sesa anS as"on
hogheads sugar for the coming year. The place IL
well ditched and in good order.
THE DAQUIN PLACE,
small Sugar Estate in the parish Of st Bernard on
Bayou TerTe B9ufs eighteen miles from tho city,
with $50 arpents under fence ard in cultivation On
fourteen d0nble frame cabins, frame sugar-house,
with fourfoot MILL engine and machinery in good Or
der, and necessary stables, cane carts, and other
farming implements. It has also ample rattoon and
seed cane for crop Of one hundred hOgsheads Of
sugar.
located opposite the city Of Baton Rouge containing
about 1900 arpents Of land of which are open about
1000 arpents and 400 in cultivation. It has cottage
residence and eight double cabins in good order with
large stables and oeher outhOuses; brick slated
sugar house. with large machinery; farming nipple
ments and mules sufficient for cultvating 200 acres
and rattoon and seed cane for crop Of one hundred
hOgsheads of sugar.
All of the above places win be sold on favorable
terms rented for the year 1875 on apgication at
the Bank JAMES y. 1AhAEiOH,
de2S lot CasnIef.
II ]. HART CO.
wholesale Dealers.
Imperters nm" Cemsnission Merchants,
GROCERIES AND DRUGS
Ma. n IS. ~ and - Tchoapltoalas ssreoe,
NEW ORLEANe, La.
We keep constantly ON hand
SUGAR, TEAS,
COFFEE, LIQUORS
SPICES TOBACCO.
CIGARS
Provisiops and all Description II Groceries,
DRUGS CHEMICAL,
DYE STUFF, PAINTS. OILS
vARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS;
And
PATENT MKDlCNKe, H9stJal
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Once BEARD Of UnaerWF1eefs, New Orleans,
Dec ~ 1e74-NO1ICE-Tho Offices Of companies
comprising this Board win be closed Christmas,
New Year and the 9Th Of January. after II o'clock
An GEO MATHER' Secretary.
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Every railroad depot in Boston is said to
stand on ground that has been artificially
made.
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Teutonia National Bank-In LiQuidation-
New Orleans December g, 1s74.-The Shareholders
are hereby notified that second stock dividend Of
house, No. - Camp street, ON and after December
~, 1874. Ftp. BECK,
d23 st Cashier
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10S............ee.C Charles Street. ...........1o0
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT UNTh 40 =. IL.
This insfitution 10 the best and only RESORT 10
the relief Of the Debilitated, Mental and PhyA
deal organisation.
Terms-Only 81 pee annum.
Adult classsee, Tuesday and Friday, 7a0 Z. u.
Juvenile Monday, Wednesday and Friday, rom.
$50 to $50 p. H., Il the rate Of Il pr montA-
payable monthly In advance.
HARRY HAM11ERSLEY,
Maitre dArmes and NAnagoG.
ms Sm Tmpreu
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A London letter to the New York Times
says oysters are scarce, selling at three pence
apiece, and that four oysters to each guest Is
liberal preliminary: TO begin Gunner Win
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Somebody advertises preparation for keep.
ing lady's hands free from chaps. A report
that she has no money would do the same
thing.
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An Illinois girl dragged her father an
mother the other night when she expecte
her lover. and it was forty-eight hours beior
the doctor could bring the old folks out OF il
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For beautiful Christmas present, in glass
or crockery, go to n. L. Navra, 174 Canal
street.
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INSURANCE NOTICES.


Notico-A meellng Of the 6tockho1deFs 81
the Hope Insurance Company of New Orleans viii
be held at its Office, 1a5 Common street. ON SATUR
DAY, January 16, 1875, between the hours Of Il
o'clock NJ. and o'clock p. M, to vote upon proposed
amendments to the Charter, AZ this day approved and
recommended by the Board of Directors.
LOUIS BARNETT,
New Orleans, Dec. 9, 1874. Secretary.
do tile rs
O0ce Of the New Orleans Insurance Asseci-
ation 102 Canal street. New Orleans Dec. 7th, 1874
Notice IL hereby given to the stockholders that In
conformity with the charter, an election win be held
At tho Office Of the Association. ON MONDAY, De
cember 25th 1874, between 10 A. II. and p. NJ, foE
Twelve Directors to serve during the ensuing year.
Dc I'd G. LANAUX, Secretary.
O0co Of de Delta Insurance Coapany, cor
ner Carondelet and Common etroete-NoW OTleanA
Sept I, nconformity with the requirements Of
tho amended charter, and In accordance with . reoo
luton Of the Board Of Trustees ct special meeting
held ON june ID 1874 the subscribers to the Capital
Stock Of this Company arc hereby notified 70 come
forward and pay following instaments. atthe TINA
specified below, WIS.,:
Ten per cant On the 1st day Of October, 1874.
Ten Per cemt On the lat day Of November. 1874
Fifteen Per cent ON the LIT day Of December, 16n
Fifteen Per cent ON the 31st day Of December; 1874
a130 4m L ". BAQUIE. Seovs&ary.
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WANTS.

VKyANTED-A good, gentle, sound and acclimated
w Family Horse well broke in. single harness,
not over Is hands high and must be fully guaranteed
No. IS North Peters street. dS ""
VXyANTED-A good honest. sober man to 50 to
w work ON . farm below the city. Must come
weil Recommended. A good man can find q good
home and be treated as one of the family. Whisky
drinkers not wanted. Apply by letter: WHITE
HALL" Grand Prairie +. O.. parish P'aq1emines
La. u<9 ~
VKTANTED-A lady, who has many years ex.
w pericnce in teaching Vocal and Piano Music
aleo the French and Spanish brauches, including
Penmanship Mathematics and Drawing, desiee to
secure position ~ Teacher in school or In afamily
No objections to going to the country. Best city
ference can be furnished. Address Teacher Nc. J.,
Bulletin Office. dS40x0-
VXTANTED-A private family desire to let with
w board), two we'll furnished and mos. desirable
rooms, overlooking J.ckson Square. ON moderate
far7ns Apply at No. st. Peters street. dill Il
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FOR SALE.

EVOR SALE-A Steam Grist-Mill, in perfect run
I ming order. Also, horse and four. wheel wagon
Apply at l66 Orleans street. do st.
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AMvJsEMENT6.
nmwELLS ACADEMY OF MUSIC
= St Charles street. next door to the Phoenix House.

s. Sc Charles street. next door to the Phoenix House.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Thursaay EVENING. Dec. -, 1874,
And mt! 6 dSsfasS FITS SPECTACLE
vi IENTINE AND ORSON.
dsssnr s %Sss So snd Eesant Apponsments
embracing in the cast of characters
THE FULL DRAMATIC CONAN Mp N1,,..nx
Over 90O Auxiliaries,
And the following
GREAT SPECIALITY ARTISTS.
THE v1iD1s cHIIDRES Geo. l. knight VIM
MI.
Miss Marion Fiske, Mr.. n. W: Fiske.
TO-mOkROW' c Dec asEThe Twsetieth AnD %
isS AEi b. ssrAs R.su,.. Family Matinee.
VARIETIES THEATER.
Director. JOHN E. OWENS
Great Success Of the Popular Artistic.
MRS. ID. p. BOWERS.
Friday Evening,
ELIZABETH, QUEEN OF ENGLAND.
Elizabeth ..................:M Mrs. y. r. Bowera-.
1s sA Z: asfsa Bower. IN EAST
SATURDAY NIGHr-LUCRETIA BORGIAand
KATHERINE AND PETRUCHIO Mrs. Bowers
ana MI. ACCOIum IN lav0r1t0 CnaIaCteES.
MONDAY-LADY AUDLEY.
TUESDAY-LOVE'S SACRIFICE d25 u
CT. CHARLES THEATER.
FRIDAY CHRISTMAS NIGHT.
BENEFIT
Of the Celebrated Comedian
MIR. r. 3. CHANRRAU.
GRAND MATINEE TODAY At Il NJ:
4 q OOO Tavs will he Given Away.
And THIS friday CHRISTMAS NIGHT
KIT,
THE ARKANSAS TRAVELLER,
Kit RediGng Mr.. r. s. Chanftan-
SATURDAY-Matinee 1T 19 n.
And SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. o. Last Night
MISUNDERSTANDING great play
dc5H THE OCTOROON.
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rs 1asie and Hewlett are both negroes, the
latter : veteran drayman about Bayou Sara,
whom have known for many years.
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-Committee Of Arrangements-
y. Fimerty, Kelly James Jan Her.; Hs.Ton
Amiicatous for Invitations 10 be left at Jas Hen
rons corner Of Claiborne and Graver Streets at DeA
Owens corner Perdio and st. Charles streets; at p.
Gsnnnna corner St. LOuis and Vere Streets ct Tom,
GiImorea corner Vaudeville ond Victory Streets
n IN q ieallie'A corner Magazine AID Torpaichofo
sealed proposals for the bar restaurant and hat ros
10 be left with w. J. Kelly, corner Of Common and
Claiborne, and Dan Owens. corner ST. Charles ana
Perdid0. NO
ma a
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fion on the Board of Administrators, and
throuoh this representation to Consolidate the
citv insane asylum with that ct jackson, there
~ relieving the city Of an annual expendi-
tnre OF about $40, 600. II am correctly in
formed. the parish Of Orleans pays two.
fhirds Of the expense incurred in supporting
fhe State Insane Asylum, without deriving
much benefit from it, although it would con-
txibute nearly or quite one-haf the inmates
INIT for vhcm il has to maintain, in addition,
nm asylum Of its own.
How this could be accomplished is Get forth
in the annual report of 1873. Another object
to be gained was to correct abuses Originating
through localized form Of government:
This is why Mayor L. A. Wiltz and james
Lewis, Esq, from the city government, wer'
added to the new board appointed under tn
amended act, both Of whom favored my e
teution as Superintendent, but were IN TN
minority, and . new Superintendent Dr
John w. Jones, of jackson, La, was elected
This occurred in March, 1874, and in April
vacated the asylum to my successor.
WHY Gov. kellogg thought fit to sppoin
four negroes and only one white man en- tn
board in 1873, I am unable to conjecture
unless it was for political effect, and il
Difference 10 the wishes Of TIE Senators from
tie district in which the asylum is located
the Twelfth. These Senators were Webel
and Swazie, ard the latter was one Of TIL
board appointed in March. 1873, and in tn,
following August Weber himself was illegal,
foisted into the board. had nothing to d
with these appointments, and can not, Will
any show Of reason or justice, be hell
responsible for an act that was powerless t
avert.
Thsrsars many other things which ought +
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-25

Time q DepaEture.-The Aafl Train By IT, 6Eoet
jackson Railroad Route lsavee the Depot at the foot
Of Calliope street ct O'Clock r. NJ, connecting With
III fast tTains North. East and West Pullman Pal
zoo Csrs on all trains. ty4