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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-22
POLITICAL NOTICES.

Hail OF che First sVavd Central Clue,
corner OF White aud Melpnmene streets. New Or.
leans December 81, l87a.-This 10 60 certify chat an
election held this day, III pursuance to the cOnstl
tuition and in accordance with notice published
IN tine New Orleans Republican (Otficial jOurnal)
on Sunday, December TO- the following named gen.
tlrusn were declared duly elected. tLey Having
received the highest number OF vOtes
PresldeLt-William Thompson.
First Vice Yresident-Z. Jones'.
second Vice Presidential Campbell.
Third Vice President-G. Hare.
Fourth Vice President-G. Scott
Fifth Vice President-R ThoringtOn.
Sixth Vice President-K Washington.
Seventh Vice President-S. Ambrose.
Aisnth Vice President-Eh johnson.
Eiuth Vice Presdent-j J. White.
Tenth Vice President-William Jones.
Recording Seer etary-R. iiemiug.
Corresponding Secretary-P. W. WoodraA.
Sergeant. at .Arms-W iIliau Gordon,
3arshal-L Davis.
Administrative Comnittee-R r. Creame g.
Edeew oClh Sam Bills, Joseph tOgg John White.
Finance Committees. =. Field John French.
J. r Gactarland }. 4. Marshall, Smith Dalrymple.
Enrolment Committee-Joseph Torres HenPy
Washington j. y. MeilieuS. e. Hare W. =. Wilson.
Commissioners of Flee ti0u-N. HAnes, Peter No.
gan, +. \ Murphy.
Clerks Oi klsc,ion--J snes C. McC2nn. Thee.
WILLIAM THOMPSON, vi,s: Vice President
GkoRGEC. NORCRoss. Secretary. de22
Han Of ahe First Ward Central Club,
corner of White and MelpomeIe streets, New OE
istrative committee, che following named gentle
men ere appointed commissioners and cierks OF
election. said election to se held MONDAY, Decem.
bey II. 1874 from till p. 81. fOC the election
sup. year: r. /. Murphy, Theodore Grant, r.
Horrlssn. commissioners Of election; Theodore
Esnshaw A. J. ID. sn"ud, clerks of election.
de2O GEORGE g. EORCROSS, Seer etary.
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Byron NJ. Pond vs.. Cha ries BrieHs Peter
AndSIs and II. Xiui q Agltn Z xecutnrsl

Byron NJ. Pond vs.. Charles Briggs Peter
Anderson and H. Vinii Ogden, executors).
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 6932-Bv virtue OF writ of seizure
and sale to me directed by the honorable the Sixth
District Court for the pai1sh OF Orleans. in the
above entitled cause will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction. at the Merchants and AuctiOneers EX-
change Royal street between Canal and Custom
house streets. in the Second District of this city,
on SATURDAY, December 26. 1874, at twelve clock
NJ, the following desert bed property. to wit
A CERTAIN SQUARE, OF GROUND. designated by
the number forty six, on plan of West Bouligny
suburb, made by G. F. Zmpel. late sur veyor. on
The eighteenth OF March, 1884. deposited in the
Office OF Louis T. Cairo. then notary public in this
CITY, said square is situated in the xth District
OF this city, and is bounded by Cadz. vaience,
Pia4pemine and Perrier streets, ami measures
three hundred feet front on zach Of said two last
named streets, and two hundred feet front each
Of the other streets. divided into lots, as
per said original plan; together with the buildings
and improvements thereon, and the appCrtenanCee
thereof Being the same prOperty acquired by
the late Charles Briggs, deceased, from the PLAINTIFF
herein by act of sale passed before Pierre Charles
Savellier, a notary public in this city, on the
twenty first of June. 1871
Seized in this above suit
Terms-Cash On the spot.
wP HARPER,
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NOTICE,
C0mmissioner's Saleo

AaiSriDE M1LTENBERGER AND EMORY 3. NOR
ton, assgnees of the Bank of louisiana vs..
Thomas Woodward, No. 10 PA on the docket of
:he United States District Court for tho Dis
srict Of Louisiana. in bankruptcy.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY virtue
N Of the decree of foreclosure and sale entered
10 said cause On the ninth day OF April 1874, shah
OFF, fonale to the highest bidder for each at the
main entrance To the United States C1stomhouse,
Canal street in the city Of New Orleans in the
state Of Louisiana, at the hour Of twelve O'Clock
NJ. on FRIDAY, January Is, 1875, tie following
described property. real estate. W.
CERTAIN COTTON PLANTATION situated IN
the parish of Rapides, in the state Of Louisiana,
fronting Bayou Jean de Jeau, bounded below by
tue plantation belonging to the estate of +. Hen
dereon. and above By lands formerly belon gipg 70
Neal i Vim, containing the quantity OF 1884
arpents. aud Known BY the name of 1,k Htii,''
together with all the buildings, engines, ma
chinery and improvements, stock, cattle, horses s,
mules, wagons. carts, farming utensils and npe
ments of husbandry on said plantation.
This sale 10 made TO satisfy the amount of the
decree against defendant in said cause, and is
made without appraisemenf.
CHARLES B. STEELE, special Comm sioaer.
New Orleans, December H. 1914.
del2 l9 % jaS Is
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SHERIETS SALES.


p. Harnan vs.. Two Lets Of Greupd.
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II Of Orleans, No. 42O88.-By virtue Of q writ of
teri facias directed by the honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parish of Orle ans in tho
above entitled cause, to w. p. Harper. late sheriff
and by said late sheriff to me transferred, / will
proceed to sell 1T public auction at the Merchants
and AuctiOneers' Exchange, Royal street. between
Canal and Customhouse Streets in the Second Dis.
trict of this city. MONDAY. January 4, 1875 at
twelve o'clock NJ, the following described prop
ertv to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the FauhOurR Lafayette in the Fourth District Of
this city. in the square bounded by frsret, Philip
jackson and Locust streets, known square Dum-
Der two hundred aud ninety seven, and the lots
known as lots numbers twenty two and twenty.
three, on a plan drawn by Hugh Grant, late sur
veyOr, each measuring thirty fee front ON Ereret
street. by depth Of hundred and thirty eight
feet six inches four lines between parallel ines,
and upon which plaintiff claims q liz II and privi-
lege to the amount of one hundred and fifty nine
dollars and sixty eight cents. with interest, from
January So 1871 until paid and costs for work done
and performed said lots for making ruct-
ing brick sidewalks, with wooden cutters and
curh, on both sides of F,eret street from Calliope
to Washington streets. the owner of which is al
legged to be unknown
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot.
kUGkNE WAGGANAN
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
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Among the humors of Worcester,s MA,

Among the humors Of Worcester's MAS
sachussersl election was the fact that in ward
two husband and his wife were the oppos-
ing candidates for the school committee,
Mr.. Logers having been nominated by the
"ctizens." and Mrs. Rogers on the indie
pendent ticket The wife proved a stronger
candidate than the husband, and received
twice as MANY votes or thereabOut. The
Soy saws: I'VE have not he ard of any
domestic Quarrel arising from this domestic
rivalry, ana we trust there will be none,
but the experiment seems to be needlessly
hazard ous''-B0ston Globe.
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TIIIRTEENTH CALI.
Rs1e,rpStsu Of Eive.Twenfy Bosds o
1862.

TREAsUks OHpAHYNsSS,S
Was!ins,on November ,. 1874 5
Df WRITE HY THE AUTHORITY GIVEN BT
u she act of Congress s1prOvsd July IL, 1870,
titled IAN acs to authorizes tho ref,inding the
national debt hereby give notice that the prn.
cipal and accrued interes: of the bonds herein
below designated. known as "$ivetUenty bonds, -
will We bald at the tr-a.,r. OF tho United States
In she city OF WashiD ytoB, ~ anf after the
SsCOIJ DAY OF FEBRUsRV, 1875. and that the
interest Said honda "ili that dav.
That is to say, cos ppn bonds Gno az She r0urtA
series ac. si February IS, 1863, date: May 1853,
ss fOllOwe:
COUPON BONDS.
&5o>Ea s26l 10 No. 1851 both inclusive.
Sl0,-SO. ocai 10 No. 10 500; both ire lave.
s5o0-NO. 1904 to No. 1000, both inclusive.
&ls.-Sc. 1901 TO 20 oGs both Inclusive. .
&5,D0O,000.
The amount outstanding teieb.se in the mum
bers A. ab"veD is five million dollars o: coupon
bonds
United States securities. forwarded loe Yedenp-
ton, should be addressed 70 .!.s Loan Uivisio. .
the secretsrys Office"
nos B. H. BEISTOW sec~.s.s
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.

GpslsE GoAHo or II zoo. GiRV. ions ,
City al New Orleans. ? xth Dlvl sior,
Sc. 90 Burgundy street, December -, 1854
IN VIEW OF THE RECENT DISTURBANCES IN
L the public schools, and by virtue of tho author
~ vested in the Saders snsa officers By the rules
clnsed from this date until after tho no days, OF
| until :uStuSs ORDERS by the Board u school vi
rsctuSs. CHARLES ". EOOTHsY.
t.peI ioendeDt sixth Uiyieox.
s1ENRY &. DlBBLE.
President Board D;.sceoIs.
p. CcREls, Secretary Beard DESC.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-22

AFIERCE ArrACK.-AbOut twelve o'clock
Saturday night Mr.. John Barrett was pass
ing the corner Of Girod and Tchoupitoulas
streets. returning from visiting a friend,
when he was tiercely sseailed by three men,
whose intention was t. rob hun. On dis
SSo sna ! tn Sn '1 hs gold watch and cham
and to force him to loosen mis- hold one Of
the footpads kicked him. Finding that
they could not master their victim easily
they used knife, lnhicting five Wounds
Policemen succeeded in arresting the high
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Succession Of +. NJ. Fisk.


CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- orleans. Nv. Sc 1L6.-Aotice is hereby given to
the creditors OF this estate and 20 ali other per
beleir iu'eSt sted, &c sboS cause within ten
days FROM Che present notification. il any they
have or SaD, why mo account presented by Joseph
LObran0, the admpssra toy OF this estate, should
net be homologaies and approved and Ito funds
distributed in accordance eherA With.
Hs Orde@ of the Court
ael2 Ii 2Gs CRAHK PAGS. "a. GAsb.
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NIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans No. 1b1l.-Bv virtue of writ of sez-
IRE and sale to me directed by TIE honorable the
Sixtn District Court for the parish of Orleans,
in tho above entitled cause, l viii proceed to
sell at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc,
tioreers' Exchange Royal street. between Canal
and CUstomlOuse streets. in the Second District
OF this city, on WEDNESDAY, January 20, 1875, at
twelve o'clock NJ. the following described property
to wit
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, together With
the buildings thereon and appurtenances there
unto brlODsi ng, situated i'll the Third District Of
this city, designated by the number thirty.two.
bounded by Law, Magistrate ard Warsaw streets
and st Bernard AvennS, containing twenty -fivss
lots. numbered from one to twenty-five inclusive.
the whole according to plan number thirtyr
three deposited in the Office of Edward g. Colts
chalk. late notary i'll this city. Being tho same
properly acquired 10y the defendant herein, tea
gcther with another square number thrty-six,
nom Norbert Vignie suetioneer per act executed
OH the ninth 0f April, 1860, before the said lSss,
notary, howard &. Gottschalk.
.fe,zed in the above suit
.Serms-Cash ON the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
Civil Sheri II OF the Parish OF OrkarH.
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LIAM GROKTSCH-NO. 6226.
r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE SEvEN
l. teenth day of November, 1874, judgment was
rendered in this court in the following entitled
snt. in the words and figures following 70 wit
Mrs. Therezs GrOetsch vs.. George William
Groetsch No. 1926.
On motion of Braughn. Buck h Dinkelspiel at
tOrneys for the plaintiff in this cause, upon pro-
ducng to the court due proof in support OF her de.
mand. the law and evidence being with plaintiff,
it is ordered djudsed aud decreed that the judg.
ment by default herein entered on the twelfth in.
slant be now confirmed; that plaintiff, Thereza
Groetsch. have judgment against defendant.
George William Groetseh. decreeing a separation
of property between the said parties. and con.
demning defendant 10 pay plaintiff the sum OF
s $50 with five per cent yearly interest from
JUDICIAL demand, and costs of suit with the mort.
gage and privilege upon the property of her hus
band in slch cases allowed by law to married
women.
Judgment eignsd November q, 1874.
A. SAUCER, Judge.
In testimony whereof ! have EereuutO set my
hand and ali xed the zeal of the said court at the
city of New Orleans, on this tweuty-third day of
November. il the yea. of Lord one tho usand
eight hundred and seventy four.
EDWARD 81. CANNON, Deputy Clerk.
del6 isl l6s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-22

NOfice.-Ottce Of the Merchants Fire Incur
ance Company No. - CarondeSt Streets nSets
ing Of the stockholders OF the Merchsnts' Fire In
surance Company will he held at their Office
corner CarODdelet and Union streets, on MONDAY.
December 49, 1874. between the hours OF and 3
P: NJ. to veto upon proposed amendments 60 the
charter. j. SALOM0N,
de3 Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

BY B. NJ 4 B. J. MONTGOMERY, 1t 10 O'Clock,
ut the corner of Natchez aud Camp streeta.
general assortment of new aud secondhand
furniture, etc.
BY A. GERARD. =. II o'clock ct Nos. 10 AID Ia
Bourbon street, household furniture.
Ey @. DE- PEEEr L. CO., at y O'Clock. at Msr'
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, lot, with
buildings on Willow. between Clio and Ersto
streets; came in square bounded by Florida
landing Derbisny, Roman aud Cy press streets;
= lot in same square; three lots, with buildings,
10 square bounded by Louisa, kamysSt, Cloust
end Go0dchildren streets.
~ CONST ABLE T. B. FALLS, at y o'clock, at Mer'
chants and Auctionee rs' Exchange, an interest
ia three lots in square bounded by Bscchus,
Dryades, Berlin and Milan streets
FL NASH HODGsON, at I0ia o'clock, at Nc. i22
Rampant street, household furniture.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FlFEH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS
MRS. LEWIS ELnRIDGE VS.. LEWIS ELpRIpGE


her husband-NO. 5876.
r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE SIX.
4 teenth day of November. 1874 Judgment was
rendered in this court in the following entitled
suit in the words and figures following, to wit
Mrs. Lewis Eldridge Lewis kldridge her hus
band-No. 1916.
In this case, the court being of opinion that the
law and evidence are in favor of plaiatiff. it is
ordered, atjudsed and decreed that the judgment
by default herein entered on the third day July,
1874 DO now confirmed and made final, and accord
ingly that there be judgment in favor of plaintiff.
Mrs Lewis Eldridge aud against defendant. Lewis
Eldridge, her husband, decreeiug separation OF
property and dissolution of the community of
acquests and gains heretofore existing between
the said parties. 1t is further ordered that de.
PENDANT pay all costs or suit.
judgment signed Move Der 20, 1875.
NORTH CULLON, Judge.
IN testimony whereof ! have heyeunt0 Get my
hand AMI att xed tho seal OF the said court at the
city of New Orleans. on this twenty third day 0t
November, in the year OF eur Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy four, and the ninety.
ninth year vi The Independence Of the United
States. PAUL T. ABADIE,
no2a dell 2S+ Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-22

A general order issued by General Z. p.
Stone. the Egyptian Minister Of War, states
that Lieutenant Colonel Charles Carey
Long, an American. while recently on an
expedition to Lake Albert was attacked
by 100 armed men. enemies Of the Khedive,' -
and that with only two soldiers he re.
sisted the attack OF the entire troop, and
inflicted ON it loss Of eighty.t two men.
For this excellent fea. Of arms, Lieutenant
Colonel Long has been elevated to the full
rank of colonel ON the general stan.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of Christian AngusI Wfemann.
LII PERSONS INDEBTED OR HAVING PROP
IA erty belonging to said deceased, and all who
have claims against his estate, requested to
make the same known to Friedrich w. Keppe,
testamentary executor No. 65 T.eme street. Rev
Orleans, TO A. J. LRWiS, Attorney at Law,
No. 30 Exchange alley, corner Of Custombouse
street. de3
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wsymen, and their names are Jacob
Gleaser, John Schiller and John Weiss.
Barrett WAS sent to the Charity Hospital.
after which he was sent to his home in
Algiers, where he keeps q grocery.
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Snccessiop 81 q. a, Wie.nnnu.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT, FOR THE PARISH
- of orleans, No. 81 ,G2i Notice is hereby given
to the creditors OF this estate and to s other per
9 herein Interested 10 show cause, within ten
days from She present Notification, il any they
have or can, why the account presented by the
testamentary executor OF this estate should net he
homologated and approved. aud thS funds distyit.
uted in accordance there1ithe
BY order of the Court.
dp!2 Is 20 FRANK PACE JR %IeyS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-22

A fuGIfIyE vRoM JUsyIcE.-iufoima alton
reached Captain Wilson. seventh pEecinct,
that a man had been seen IN the suburbs
whose conduct was such a, to create sus-
pici"r. The captain. accompanied by Oil
eer. Miller, DAVIS aud johnson started cut
% hun. the fellow. They succeeded in
6ndin: the person who was wanted. He
i. Frank Yeager. who was sentenced to the
Penitent:a.y about five years ago and made
hi. escape = few months afterward. Two
years later he was arrested !" 'h!s ely.
charged with burglary. and convicted:
also yv,nanded 10 serve his unexpired term.
Tia. sine is no. yet up. although he is here.
and doubtless has been operating IN Gnet
way. making living by stealing. When
raligh, he said his name was John Walker,
bu. Officer Miller remembered him as fae-
rer. Accused will probably he given one
more opportunity to escape. 1t is believed
tina. he. is the one who has recently been
.aGiug residences in the upper districts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-22

ttoSsiu" VI ". - IepV'
GECoED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Orleans No SO i6l.-NOt;ce is hereby given
to the creditors of this estate and 90 all other per
sous herein interested, ss show cause withiA ten
days from the present ncticati0s, If any they
have oy can why the final account presented BY the
tssta~nentary executors 81 she deceased Shsuld
not be hOmOlogssvd and approved, and the fuBds
distributed in acsordaues. Herewith and said exc.
eutovs discharged FROM y II sUb faSthsr liability.
BY order %: the Court.
l.lx "a ,Cs FRANK PACE " SIsrk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-22

THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.-Mr. Marks,
president of the Firemen's Charitable Assoc
citation. had conference with Mayor Leeds
Yesterday, urging that official to lose no
opportunity TO assist in obtaining money for
the companies. Mr.. Leeds expressed a desire
10 relieve immediate wants aud will call on
che Administrators to do their best.
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Civil Sheri II OF the Parish OF Orssans
dsl9 p ial3 20
Frederick Winx VI. N. 8. Narceta.

Frederick Vln& Ips VI. j. tarreta.
ENIFTlt DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Dreams No. 6l24.- BIZ virtue OF a writ of SEIZE
ure and sale directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court Yer the parish OF Orleans in the
above entitled cause to w. P. Harper, late herif.
and BY said late sheriff to me transferred, I wifi
proceed to sell at public auction, mt the Merchants
AMI Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street between
canal and Custom hOnse streets. in the Second
District OF this city, SATURDAY. January D.
1875 a. twelve O'Clock NJ. the follow Ing described
property. to wit
FOUR CkKTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with all The
improvements rights ways, servitudcs, privileges
and adp0n ages or whatsoever else may be there
unto belonging in anywise appertainin&s
situated in The Fourth District of this city, in
she square bounded by Second Third, Bacchusa
nov BarOnns, and Dryades streets; said lots aIsp
dreicnstesb by the numbers two. three four aRtS
and tive measuring as fOliOws: Lot number TIVE
measures twenty FIVE feet front on Dry AIDES street,
~ seventy five feet in depth; lots numbers three,
Sur and five measure each twenty-five fret froHt
Thisd street bv one hundred feet in depth LOT
Hukb~r three fOsming the corner OF Third end
UrvDdes streets and has front of hundred
sest tlie latter; the whole in accordance with q,
sketch or plan Of The same made bv Albert o.
RlaheharA Surveyor, dated the fOuyteei:h .f Haseh
lb1l and annexed to act pastel before =. T.
BiehveAV nst~ry public il shs city, GATED SJag
o. 1881.
Seized in the above suit.
2erms-CaSh on the spot.
EUGENE WA>GANAN
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RIVERS.
4fOye low
Below high water mark Of 1874.
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Rotsce.-Onice of the Louisiana state lottery
Com ,any, Few Orleans, December %. l81A-The
stockholders of this corporation are hereby mott.
fed that the stock books will be closed on TIE
LAST DAY OF DECkMBER, 1874, and remain 60
until after the dividend is dsclaisd.
BY ~rder OF the Beard
dea M27 II. PERALTA. Secretary.
Once firemen's Chasalable Association.
New Orleans. December lS. l874.-Board Of Dele
gates special meeting, MONDAY, December 81,
at 7 r. NJ in the Hall Of Louisiana Hose Company.
By order Of the president:
once Of ene Crescent City e;aslixht q en-.
pany Ne. so Camp street (up stairs)-New orleans !,
becember II. 1s74.-Tn conformity with the require.
Ments of ths amended charter and bylaws of the
Crescent City Gaslight Compans. the annual cleo
WILL be held Ga TUESDAY, tho twelfth day of jan
uary, 1873. at the office Of the company in tins city,
JOHN n. CONWAY, secretary.
aeIs ~ q u 26 70 81 ia37l,
Aotics.-The annual election ,or ven .i,rec
tors will be held by the Stockholders Of the Canal
street. City Park and Lake Railroad COMPANY, at
the Office mo. 26 st. Charles street up stairs) on
MONDAY, January !, 1875, between she hours Of
IL 81. and p N as provided in article seven Of
the %s eaa az OF tho H.Rs1s.
Office of New Orleans City Railroad
Company, M. 24 Canal street, New Cteans. De-
cember 9, l8H-At Q meeting of the Board OF Di
rectOrs held this day . dividend Of FOUR DOLL AIRS
per share was declared, payable - the stockhold-
srs .on and after January !, 1873 The trsnsfer
books will he closed 1cOIa December % t. 81 1874.
inclusive.
del0 ds3l q. G. LEWIS, Secretary.
Once u New Orleans City Railroad
Company, No. ia Canal street. New Orleans, Do
TO tor the ensuing year. will be- heli at the
Office Os this company On nONDAY. che twenty
first instant, between the hours OF 10 4. II. and
deiO "a &C IEwIs secre,ary.
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Local. Intelligence.

Nor YE1 aRREsTED.-J. VI. Fowler. the
good looking young man who ''s'ruck' the
Louisiana State Lottery IN an 1rf haad
manner, has not been arrested, but that
will not interfere with the regular drawing
next Saturday, when every ticket holde r
will have n chance to walk off With $20OoO
Withon: detectives following to make an
Grres.. All that ia required to obtain for
sune il 20 first learn the fortunate numbers.
purchase the little billet and be happy.
There are sevsra! Offices ia OuS city v hese
:.cEe.s can be- procured.