The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice. o orders taken ON the Bulletin O,ice
unless Endorsed by the MANAGER.
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Notice-Neither the Captain nor Agents of
| the British bark DAVID McNUTT, Sielverts mas
| ter from Havana will be responsible for any debts
contracted 0y the e sHE Of sad vessel :: co
ns3t 173 Gravier street.
lo74-At regular meeting OF the New Orleans ST.
Andrews Society held on the 18th inst, their hall
No. ITO Car ndelet street. the following gentlemen
were unanimousls reelected to seyve as officers for
the ensuing wear, viz:
Mr.. DUNCAN SINCLAIR, President.
Mr.. GEORGE JOHNSTON Vice President
Mr. ARCHIBALD MITCHELL. Secretsrv
Mr. JOHN MCINTOSH, L easurer
ns 1t T. MCBRIDE, Assist. Secy.
Office New Orleans Home.tead Association,
ll6 Poylras. corner Camp street, New Orleans, Nov
1871 he Stockholders are hereby notified that
LOAN OF SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS
viii DO offered next TUESDAY EVENING, at y
ner Camp street. The public are invited to attend.
JNO. MCCAFFREY, President.
j. y. y SULLIVAN Secretary. nS2t
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills Of ading given to all stations on this
road for freight shipped per steamers Z. E. Lee
Pargoud and Natchez.
JNO. JANEY, Agent
nc tt III Common street.
Special Notice to shippers Of Arkansas
Freight-The steamer Katie, leaving every MON
DAY, will give through bills of ading to Pine Bluff
and all points on NJ. R. and N W. Railroad.
JNO. JANNEY. Agent,
ne tt M. R. and N W. Railroad
Louisiana Associated Veterans Of the NIexi-
can Waffle qusrterly meeting is ordered for
chants and Dealers Exchange No IS St. Charles
street. j. BENZ, CHANDLER
nj Ct Secretary
Hall Chas. r. Howard Rowing Club-New
Orleans Nov. 7, 1s74-The regular monthly meeting
Of this club will be held at the Boat House. on
SUNDAY EVENING November g, at 4 o'clock.
Punc.ual attendance is requested as business Of |
Phil HoFFnAS' MI President.
Law F. HEATING, Secretary nj IT.
Special Notice-Robbed On last Sundn !
night Oct 3lst 1874 the contents of my safe, por
ton consisting Of checks received from 10 o'clock
Saturday A. H., to Sunday night, Oct. 3lst le74 |
All parties who have presented checks to be cashed
the undersigned by calling at my office and give |
memoranda of the same. r. ). MORSE,
NJ It
Parties having Pledges at the st. Charles
is due, are hereby notified to call and settle the
same, on or before MONDAY, November &c. 1874
otherwise the said Pledges will be forfeited and
SOLD Due notice will be given of time and place OF
SALE NJ JOSEPHSON MANAGER
New Orleans, La, Nov. 3. 1874. nd l5t
OAlce Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life In
'urance Association. No. ~ Camp street-New
Orleans. Nov. 3. 1s74.-Members Of this Associ.
atom are hereby notified of the death of F. n.
Buinssr, Who died in this city August l. 1874. and
David McCoard. who died in this city August s.
o74: and are called upon to come forward without
urther notice and pay at the office of the Associa
lon No - Camp street, 81 q each, on or be-
Z
nl7t r. ". YOUNG. Secretary.
Special Notice Parties bavine Pledge. mt
iART'S LOAN OFFICE upon which interest il
ue. are requested to call Immediately and settle for
anne, otherwise they will be forfeited and sold.
OBJ nla6s J.HART Manager
ONCE Life Association Of America, st.
4OuiS, Oct Is, 1S74-NOtice-A meeting of the mem.
'ers of the Life Association of America will be held
t the office of the Association in st. Louis No. on
he 18th day Of November, 1874 at 10 o'clock in the
morning. to consider and take action upon certain
proposed amendments to the charter of the Asso-
iation.
By order of the Board of Directors.
o27 mlO H. w. HOUGH, President.
Metairie Cemetery Association - New Or.
sans October g 1974-The Metairie Cemetery Asso-
iation respectfully announcethat they pre-
AIRED to sell OTIS III the New Cemetery, and invite
he public to visit their grounds. The Association !
ropose and hav. determined. by suitable improve
tents and ornamentations to make this Cemetery {
OF only the largest but the most beautiful resting
lace for the dead in this section Of the country
he drives through the grounds are now over five
lilies in extent all shelled and will be kept in per-
oct order and repair. The lots laid out are each
by twelve feet and therefore larger than the lots
rnerally adapted by other cemeteries. The prices
lots, tor the present, is fixed at dollar and
twenty-five cents per superficial foot, ninety dol
lrs for lot. ;