The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-24
The Mobile Municipal Election.


The Mobile Municipal Election.
The Mobile Register thus gives the result
Of the municipal election held in that city on
Tuesday -..-a i"
Just as every one expected, the Democratic
and Conservative ticket, in our city election,
is carried by not less than seventeen hundred
majority in q total poll of perhaps six thous-
and. At this hour of writing we have not
the official returns before us, but we are safe
in saying that Alphonse Hurtel is elected
Mayor by not less than seventeen hundred
majority. The entire Democratic and Con-
sentative city ticket il elected by nearly the
same majority. ..sr
: This Is . fitting conclusion Of the grand
victory which we achieved on the Sd day OF
November. The city Of Mobile is now in
line with the party that controls the State
the party Of taxpayers. The victory has
been complete, and we need have no teal
that the threats Of Federal Intervention to
overthrow the will of our people under the
law, will be attempted to be executed. Tbe
people of Alabama and the people Of Mobile
have won the victory, and they viii wear the
Police service in city like New York seems
almost as dangerous apparently as service in
the regular army out on the plains. During
the last ten years sixteen New York police
men have been murdered beaten, shot Of
stabbed to death, and three hundred have
been crippled or disabled for life.
A BIG THme.--we now quote prices Of
crockery that most positively defy competi.
ton. A large assortment Of china, Bohemian
ware, cut glass, house furnishing goods,
plated ware, fine sets and stands, arc un.
equaled in the Southern market, and Mr..
Navra, ia Canal street, invites close in
spection of his select stock and defes any one
who can sell at lower prices. .A1gF
DIAMONDS, PIANOS, WATCHES, JEwELEY
Erc.-Parties in need of Christmas presents
should not fail to attend the closing sale OF
unredeemed pledges forfeited to Harris Loar
Office, to take place this day at 10Y o'clock, q
corner Gravier and st. Charles streets, By
Messrs. Montgomery. Amongst those valua
bic pledges are two elegant upright pianos
one of Pleyels manufacture, and the other o
Grunewald's importation. As this is tn
closing sale Of the season, the public shoalt
attend, as the goods must be sold regardless
amount loaned
| What Christmas present to buy? That ii
the question now in every household. W.
would advise our readers in their selection Il
combine the useful with the ornamental, ant
no article combines both qualities as well a.
musical instrument. Give your wife o.
daughter piano, and if you have not tn
ready cash for such an expensive article, W
refer YOU to Mr.. Grunewald, who sells first
class pianos on monthly installments. Max
your selection and send piano home with I
receipt for the first installment If You hav'
already a piano, buy an organ or melodeon
which. either alone or in connection with tn
niano. produces splendid music Mr.. Grune
v.ld has them from $50 upward. Then com
the guitars, music boxes, piano Stools or EN-
broidered piano covers, music bosks etc.
for the ladies, and violins, banjos, accordeons
etc. for the boys Consider what is hom
without music, and don't fail to give MI
Grunevald call, either at-his Hall, No. i
lBaronne street, or at the old stand. 129 Cana