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ROOT and HERB ~.

are safer snrer and every ~sy hr.t.r, .-
cative Remedy, than has here: ar, ,r.s- e.
tered to the American people. ,ni -
Die substances are more dest '7,rr
The action Of the air and fine h,uttn..t
these Fills are put up IN glass j r ~
protect them from change tor sly /. r.a
time.
satjoined ns gipc The dietrel' d,s.s.'
~h,eh these P'2fs srs esptcian, DE,,
although tdey hsoe r1sn,y ndms., u, r ..r
The sa7'e-derda9ensen of Inc d,Joo, Oh. d.
and impure bio0d
These Pills operate mildly anon - '.' D..
ach and bowels, correeting it, ii,c
non and restoring its healthy ril',ua
FOR oss Of appetite weakness # rhe Be-
ana fer 'iai'ftua. costiveness, thcy ~fH
iovad sovereign remedy.
TIE Root and Herb Pills GU. < -
ache; the Root arc Herb Phi cure ' -.ir
n3adach rhe Root and Heb Pilh gee.
heariburn, Sour Stomach, la liges'i ~. !, .. -
illness, Pain IN tie Stomach and Sil.
These Piiis can be saen to ei Ira = ...-
feel safety.
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r. J. SNALLEY

Atto.nry-at-Law. Olicc o. Ei.uth ST. South side
over Kremer Bros store. Germ. II spoken. % "
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Tonight the galleries and lebbies were
crowded with spectators Hundreds OF
citizens os this district were gathered at the
priBcil al eBteraoce to the Sen~te duting
the day and night, all anxious to know th,
psmes of those 10 be nominated as com
missioners under the act for the govern
ment OF District of Columbia, hu. u
TO uidniSh, they had 20. bssu sent IN.
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INTERNAL REVENUE RE CEnTs.
To day, $500 ,l3j; total re .oiprs for :he
fiscal year co date, over 500, les, ,0OU.

NAIIONAL BANKS.
The comptrulcr of currency is PREF sred
TO receive applications fr the organization
OF the national banks ia all western and
southern states. Application, may be
made by letter giving the names Of net less
than the stockholders of the proposed or
5anization, which shoniI be acsompaiieh
with an endorsement Of theSenator or rep
resectit.ve of the district where the bank
is To be located, giving satisfactory nror-
nation IN reference to character and means
of applicants. Applications will be con-
sdered Immediately upon their receipt. ana
if approved the nscessary forms for ergani
zation Of new banks v Ill be at once trans
:nitted. ULder the new apIortionment all
western and southern states and teri tories,
with the exception Of Colorado, Montana,
aud Wyoming, will be entitled to addition
al circulation. The Sttt, If Indiana will
be entitled TO about $3.50 0UO, Ohio about
>0.UOu,O 900, Minnesota, $500, 900 aud Ne
braska $500, 900 The other Western and
Southern States will be entitled to much
larger amounts
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY TREATY
The Senate WAS in executive session
nearly tour hours this afteruoon on the
CtraIlan reciprocity treaty. There was
no vote or auy indication to show whether
OF hot the requisite tws-thirdo to rattfy It
could be oJtaioed. The trcatc goes ugcr
I TO the next session OF Congress Tor hnal
lciion.
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GEN EVA AWARD,

The bin for distribution of the Geneva
award as agreed upon by the committee ol
conference, Provides for appointment of IA
court offye commissioners t. be appointed
ty tie President, with advice of tile Senate.
the session ef the court to be hekl in Wash
instun. The saIar7 CT the commissioners
shall be $1,000 eacA witu u clerk at s.. 900
ana II short hand reporter at 81, 500 per
arnum. The President may designate "a
counselor AT law To represent the interest o,
the government in all suits and cla,lns for
indemnify for losses The court shall exist
fer one year from the time of conveuing,
bat If the business is not completed within
that time the President may by proclama-
ton extend tbs term not mere than SIX
&. Dnths
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THE PRESIDENT BUSY.

The President and members of the cabi-
net were at the Capitol several hours tbs
forenoon anu also 10 n'ght examlng various
bills presented to the President for appro-
val. lie signed large number, including
two or three genersl appropriation bilisand
those for pert Of over So,U0U,QO9 in salts
faction Of awards from tile southern CHAINS
c"mpission, for repeal ot .he oanboru con
tracts and anti-moieiy bill.
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SHERIFF SALE.

R. q. SMART,
Sheriff Manitowuc Co, Wis.
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The MOVEMENT OF TRooPs. = For few
days past it has been reported, and we pre-
sumo upon good authority, that four COM
panies Of the 18th Infantry, United States
army, were moving from Nashville to jack
son, and would probably be joined there by
available soldiers from other points: The
general belief is that these troops are intend
ed for yicksburg when occasion requires but
as vicksburg is now the most quiet city IN the
country, it can hardly be possible the "boys
in blue will be quartered upon us, though
we have no objection whatever, except that
they do not come by brigades instead OF COM
panies. It is more likely, however, that they
are intended for New Orleans, where trouble
is anticipated on account Of the action OF the
Returning Board, at no distant date.-The
Vicksburyer, 9th inst
An automaton card player is on exhibition
in London, which plays at whist and mum.
Der of other games. and also performs several
card tricks. The figure is described as seated
on sheet of glass, and the spectator may
stand by its side and see that no person is
concealed within the body.
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How can this be afforded, even by the most
well-to-do nation? 1t is shown in returns
which have inst been published that the Ger
man imports for the last twelve ad0 months eI-
coed the exports by SOC. 000 600 thalers. In
the previous year the excess OF imports
amounted oily to 40 coo o ooo ..---...s1s.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Hall Pelican Hook and Ladder Fire Com.
pany No. New Orleans, Dec 26, 1a74-Annual
meeting and election Of officers on TUESDAY, Dec
o. at O'Clock Z. NJ. BY order
DIR BIN GEO. II. DUNBAR, Secretary.
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POLITICAL.

Democratic and Conservative State Central
Committee of the State of Louisiana New Orleans
Dec. g. 1s74--An important meeting Of the above
committee will be held at their rooms, No. II st.
Louis street on WEDNESDAY, at o'clock p NJ
ALBERT VOORHEES,,
doc Vice President,
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1O3 Charles Street.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT UNTIL 10 p. N.
This Institution is the best and only resort fsss
the relief Of the Debilitated, Mental and PHys~
steal organization.
Terms-Only $12 per annum.
Adult Glasses, Tuesday and Friday, 79o P. No
Juvenile Monday, Wednesday and Friday, frOxc
$50 to $50 p M, at the rate Of 81 per month
payable monthly in advance.
HARRY HAMNfERSLEY,
Maitre d'Armes and Manager.
NAG 9m TuFrSu
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C, II, CHASE. no. w. EsTLIN
(NHASE e. ESTLIN-
TTON PICK e r s,
PICKERY:
CORNER ORANGE and CONSTANCE STREETS,
New Orleans.
Box at Cotton Exchange. All orders promptly at
tended to- d27
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CHOULDE;,S- SHOULDERS
50 casks BACON SHOULDERS,
In store and for sale by
BYRNES e. BRO,
Sc Poydras street.

DACON-EA CON-BACON-
40 casks Bacon CLEAR SIDES.
70 . .. CLEAR RIB SIDES.
400 bbls Mess PORK.
$50 half bbs Pig PORK.
50 tierces SUGAR-CURED HAMS, canvased and
uncanvased
40 boxes Sugar-cured uncanvased BREAKFAST
BACON.
100 tierces choice refined LARD.
$50 tierces choice steam LARD.
800 kegs choice kettle LARD.
100 half bbls refined LARD.
In store and for sale by
BYRNES & BRO,
6 POydras street.
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r ANDING Ex STEAMSHIP v1CKsBURG-
From Liverpool.
% cases Huntley & Palmer's Celebrated BIS
CUTS full assortment.
go barrels Choice French PRUNES.
80 cases Italian
5000 lbs Softshell ALMONDS.
For sale in lots to suit by
SMITH e. MCKENNA,
g. s. 81 and 50 Poyd1as street.
r ANDING EN- STEAMSHIP MINNESOTA
From Liverpool
400 barrels Crosse & Blackwels CHOW CHOW,
MIXED PICKLES, GERKINS, etc.
50 cases half Pints, Pints and Quarters Lea e.
PeIrins SAUCE.
For sale by SMITH & McKENNA,
49, S. 81 and 50 PoydIas street.
II ANDINGEX STEAMSHIP CITY OF MERIDA
From Vera Cruz.
$40 bales Choice CORDOBA COFFEE.
For sale by SMITH McKENNA
yet s. S. s. and 90 POylras street
Just RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
700 kegs Orange POWDER.
By schooner W1OulnStOE.
WALLACE WOOD,
d253t 90 Common street.
F. rRo11n,
CRESCENT CONFECTIONERY
LADIES ICE CREAM SALOON,
$50 Magazine street, near corner St. Andrew,
NEW ORLEANS.
FANCY CANDIES at Csc 75c and 81 per pound.
Orders for Weddings, Parties, Soirees suppers,
etc. promptly attended to and on terms to suit the
times ds7 It
CHEEsE-cHEEsE-
$500 boxes choice Western CHEESE.
200 English Dairy CHEESE.
eco Nutmeg
$50 Family Favor
For sale by HOYT WILCOX
d., St 81 TchOupitoHlas street.
DUTTER-EUTTER-
100 firkns choice GOSHEN BUTTER.
IS medium
100 =. choice Western
100 kegs
For sale By hoy "AooA'
| da1 RI 81 Tchoupitoulas street.
NEW YORK MEATS
20 bbls New York choice $. C. uncanvased
Breakfast BACON.
| % bills. small (pis) HAMS
100 half bbls. Fulton Market BEEf.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NIUSlCAL-PROFS WATTS AND Boards
Nl LEE respectfully announce that they will conf
mence course of instruction in voice culture and
nOtatiOn also Normal Glass will be formed OF those
wishing to teach singing by note and rOte songs in
colleges schools and families in accordance with the
most improved modern system. Glasses will be or
ganized on Wednesday and Saturday EVENING" De
cemer 80 and january g. at No. $50 Julia street be-
tween Camp and St. Charles. Teachers Of all the
schools earnestly solicited to be present Admis
sion first evening free d29 1w
THO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-Persons having
i any claim against for the year 1874 either
mercantile household, will please present them
for immediate pay ment. H. j. COFFEY,
d27 3t* 1854 Magazine street.
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Time Of Departure.-The Mail Train by the Crest
jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
of Caliope street at o'clock p NJ, connecting with
ell fast trains, North East and West. Pullman Pal
ace Cars on all trains. ty4
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WANTS..

MANUFACTURERS scholars in English French.
w German. the classics or mathematics by prin
cipal in one of our public schools Terms moderate
L. S. NJ Bulletin Office l29 It.
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BALLS.


GRAND FANCY DRESS AND CALICO BALE,
To be Given by the
sCREwMEN's BENEVOLENT lAssOCIATIUx
ST. PATRICk'S HALL,
On Saturday Night, Jan. 23. 1873.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
JOHN DELANY. Chairman;
Peter Coyle, Edward H. Cannon
John Fitzgerald, William BrOokmaD,
Michael NOud Andrew K4ir
Henry Vessel, Edward Burns.
Tickets D0lkaSs-
Applications for ladies' invitations may he made tor
any Ut the above committee and also may be left al
+. Lillienthals jewelry store % Canal street.
Sealed proposals for rental Of Hatroorn, Barro<HsD
and Restaurant may be left with the chairman or any
OF the committee.
The Band Corps will be composed of twenty Eve
first class musicians under the leadership of Mr.
Henry SCHNEIDER ,4j q ja3 10 II t2'
RANDFANCY DRESS AND MASKED BALI
U
PROMENADE CONCERT,
to be given by the
YOUNG MEMS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
ST PATRICK'S HALL
Mardi.(:ras Night, February 9th, 1873.
Committee of Arrangements
John Il. Jaeger Chairman.
Adolph Billet, Harry f. Otto,
Ckls II. Schenck, J. 4. Strassey.
TICKETS, THREE DOLLARS do EtSz
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LOST-FOUND.


T OST OR STOLEN-From Canal street Ferry on
IL December a a small Black and Tan Slut, one
ear longer than the other; answers to the name Of
Dolly. The finder will be lib. rally rewarded by leav
Any person found harboring her will be prosecuted
according to law. d27 IT.
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BANK NOTICES.

bANA NOl1CESs
1874-At the election held the 10th inst, for Direc
tors of this Bank for the ensuing year, the following
gentlemen were elected:
A. M FORTIER j. SCHERCK,
W. B. SCHMIDT, J. TUYES,
G. J. LEEDS, WAN BENTHUYSEN,
ID. FATJO, A. TERTROU,
F. W. TILTON, JNO r. RARESHIDE,
JNO. l. ADAMS j. TURCOTTE.
E. B. BRIGGS.
And at the meeting of the Directors this day, A.
NJ. Fortier was unanimously elected President
dis Sd EDGAR HINCKS Cashier.
Bank Notice Union National Bank, New
Orleans Dec. II, 1s74-The annual election for Di
rectors of this Bank will be held at the banking
house, No. 3 Carondelet. street. on MONDAY, the
18th day Of next between the hours Of ~
dis Inn
Mechanics' and Traders Bank Orleans,
December Is 1674-The annual election for nine Dr.
rectors OF this Bank to serve for one year, will be
held at The Banking House No g Ga.1ndelst street
1875, between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and p M:
die tJa1e MOSES HARRIS, Cashier.
New Orleans National Bank-New Orleans.
Dec IL, 1874-The annual election for Twelve Di.
recors Of this Bank to serve during the ensuing year.
will be held at its Banking House the 18th OF Janu
airy, 1875, from 10 O'Clock a; NJ to O'Clock 7. NJ.
dig sod JOHN H. PIKE Cashier.
Hibernia National Bank Of New Orleans,
New Orleans December TO- 1s74.-An election for
Directors of this association to serve the ensuing
TUESDAY in January, 1875, from 10 o'clock A. NJ. to
| 2 o'clock P. NJ. JNO. G. DEvEREUX,
do I'd Cashier.
Mutual National Bank-New Orleans, Dec.
TO- 1eA-The annual election for Directors to serve
the ensuing year will be held at the Banking House,
dlo Inn JOSEPH MITCHEL. Cashier.
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OUR TRADE WITH CUBA.

We have already commented upon the serl-
Gus disadvantages under which Americans
labor in their commercial relations with Cuba,
owing to the discriminating export and import
duties levied by the Spanish Government.
These disadvantages will become the more
apparent from comparative statement OF the
increase of our trade with Cuba during the
past few years. If we first go back as far as
the year 1854, we find our trade to have been
as follows:
Imports from Caba. ............. S1S, OOOO 600
Exports to Cuba. ............ 100000
Difference paid in gold. 49,. $1,000 600
This statement should now be compared
with the relative condition of our trade
during the past few years. The figures are as
follows:
Imports SII'S,c 400
Difference paid in gold. ...... =. .s45, l6o, All
1870.
imports .<oo, - ,. .vo
Exports. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Az'o'7'|o'
Difference paid in gold. .......... SAC, Ss7, o2l
1871.
Imports :. $57. 5S4 ,925
Exports .................' Ao''o
Uluofence paI0 IN BOlO .'s9o' 'oo'ooo
1872.
lmnorts So, 264, 315
Exrorts IL, $50, 831
Difference paid in gold. ......... $685. 4s4
1873.
1mnorts ST, OF, 725
Exrorts ........ IL, III, 767
Difference paid in gold. ........... s6l, 959,95S
1874.
rr.ro~&, $50, 4ZS, OJ7
Exports. Ao,o's,'AO
Hr0 0s0 9Q1
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INSURANCE NOTICES.


Notice-A meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the Hope Insurance Company of New Orleans, will
be held at its Office, 125 Common street. on SATUR
DAY, January &c. 1875 between the hours Of 70
o'clock NJ. and o'clock p M, to vote upon proposed
amendments to the Charter this day approved and
recommended by the Board Of Directors.
LOUIS BARNETT,
New Orleans Dec. O. 1874. Secretary
do tile Is
Once Of tho Delta Insurance Company, cor
nor Carondelet and Common streets-New OrleanA
Sept l. 1874 -1nconformity with the requirements Of
the amended charter, and in accordance with . reso
luton of the Board of Trustees ct special meeting
held ON June 16 1874 the subscribers to the Capital
Stock OF this Company are hereby notified to come
forward and pay the following nstaments atthe time
specified below, vis.:
Ten per cent on the LIST day Of October, 1874.
Ten per cent on the 1st day Of November 1874
Fifteen per cent on the lat day of December 1874
Fifteen per cent on the 31st day of December 1874
By order Of the Board.
an30 I'm L. W. BAQUTE. Secretary.
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! beg leave to Inform my friends and patrons and
the public IN general that having removed my Saloon
from No. 126 to No. liz Common stree near Camp
snail be most happy to meet them at the Grand
Opening which viii take place On THIS, CHRIST
MAS EVE
With many thanks for past patronage and hoping
10 merit a continuance of the same remain
Yours respectfully,
G-i MAElr j. y. COUGET.
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VNANTED-A young woman to cook for small
w family. Address. stating wages etc, G. L. O..
217 TchOupitOulas street. d29 IT.
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FOR SALE.

L>OR SALE-Grocery Store Bar Room and STOCK
Il and Fixtures, and fine Pigeon Hole Table. Ap
ply at the premises corner of Orange and st Thoma,
streets or OF p, MALEY, at the City Workhouse
Lowest price $3.50 cash. d27 3tf
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TRY SALT MEATS-DRY SALT MEATS
1901 900 pounds dry.salt SHOULDERS:
100000 pounds dry-salt CLEAR and CLEAR RIB
SIDES.
., 900 pounds dry-salt HAMS.
20 firkins choice Goshen BUTTER.
25 tubs choice Western BUTTER.
Chicago Spced PIGS FEET SPARE RIBS,
TONGUES, ETC,
In store and for sale by
BYRNES e. BRO,
dr. St IS PoydIas street.
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Attention. Co. ID. Second Crescent REGIMENT,
EVENING, 30th inst. at SO Derbigny street, at half
past o'clock p NJ Business Of importance.
BY order: HY. BURKHARDT,
G271 IT Lieut. Comd'g.
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T OST-On the 23d inst, going from the University
i ito the Charity Hospital roll paper, containing
doctors diploma and other papers, being Of no value
but to the owner. A liberal reward will he given to
10 TchOuptoulas street d27 2t1
GTRAYED OR STOLEN-On Thursday Evening
- December "A, one BAY PONY, with Saddle
and Bride liberal reward will be paid for his de
livery at the Of Constance and Orange streets
d21 q
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NEW YORK MEATS
20 bbls New York choice ;. u uncanFased
Breakfast BACON.
% bills. small (ptgl HAMS
100 half bbls. Fulton Market BEEF.
Fulton Market Beef TONGUES.
Fulton Market BEEF. in store and 10 arrive
For sale by HOIT WlLCUA,
-, =, ~ AtAvuplteu4as st4eet.
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Special Notice to Shippers Of Arkansas
Freight-The steamer Katie, leaving every MON
DAY will give through bills Of lading to Pine Bluff
and all points On M. r. and n w. Railroad
JNO. JANNEY, Agent,
nc If NJ. r. and N. W. Railroad.
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VI?ANTED-A situation by respectable woman
w as cook in private family. Address A. B.
this Office d29 St.
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Attention Battery A:-Special meeting This
Tuesday EVENING, December 29th, 1874, at =
Z. NJ, at the Armory. 0. +. PECK,
LIST Lieut. Commanding
S. X. SHEPARD, o. S. d29 1t
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500 REWARD
l will pay One Hundred Dollars for such intoIIna-
ton as will lead the arrest and conviction OF the
party or parties WHO shot into my Show Window, %
CarOndelet street. on Christmas Eve, December "a,
JAMES BUCKLEY,
Stationer and Printer.
New Orleans Dec. p, 1874. d27 1t
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Attention: Bulletin Guards-A meeting Of
this club will be held in Stones Hospital corner
Canal and Claiborne streets entrance Claiborne
street,, Oh. TUESDAY EVENING, Goth inst, at "a
o'clock Important business.
JOHN McCAFFREY, President.
CHARLES BYRNE, Secretary. d27 2t
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WHITE LEAGUES.

Company e, First Crescent City Regiment
The meeting Of this company called for this evening
is postponed to Jan. ). proximo. at o'clock r NJ,
sharp. X. Il. ILEASANTS, Captain
CHAs PALFREY O. S, Dig ME-
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First Jefferson BattaliOn.-The officers and members
of the above club will assemble at the Wigwam. on
Napoleon avenue, between Camp and Chestnut.
Punctual attendance is requested.
BY order of GUS. j. FRERET, Captain.
A. J. mitchell, O. S. d27
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II. e. Lee Guards. Acknowledgment meet.
ing TUESDAY, Dec 90 at o'clock p. NJ, sharp, at
1877 Canal street. By order
H. Mason O. s. d29S
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VINO THE LADIES'
The undersigned invites the ladies' who desire 70
purchase good articles in HAIRS to call at No 6.,
Magazine near jackson street. Brides Hair Dressed
| at residence +. RUTLAND.
/
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Notice to StockholSers-At . meeting Of the
Board of Directors Of the New Orleans Gas Light
Company, held on the 18th inst, a dividend of Six
Dollars per share declared from the profits Of the
last six months payable and after the 4th of Janu
ary 1875. The transfer book will be closed from the
oath of December to the 4th of January inclusive.
dl7 I'm WM S. BROWN, Treasurer.
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THO RENT-The office on the ground floor now
Il cupied by the Delta Insurance Company and sit
uated on the north Of Carondelet and Common
streets. Possession given LIST January next. For
terms, apply ON the premises. d2O tia1
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GLOBE THEArER-Beneft to Mss Maggie
Stroudback- The complimentary performance,
rendered by the Southern Dramatic Club,
attracted last night to the Globe Theater q
rather small audience, considering the popu-
larity and recognized ability Of the fair BEN
e6ciary. ..a@
The performance passed off smoothly and
To the satisfaction Of all. The programme
comprised the young Widow, the "Miser's
Daughter" and the sketch by Messrs r. b.
Mcmillan and w. H. Trimble, entitled .
Cousins Surprise"
The CAMERA OBscuRA.-At the corner OF
Canal and Rampant streets, on the neutral
ground, is situated one Of the most interesting
exhibitions in our city. One enters the little
round building, the door is closed, and on a
table are thrown pictures Of the different sur
rounding streets and every living thing NOV
ing thereon, and one is brought directly into
fairy land. Fairy horses, with fairy carriages,
in which are seated the little folks, go by
fairy men bow to fairy women, and trees, such
as fairy land alone has, wave and bend in the
passing breeze.
1t viii well repay visit, and is Just the
thing that will delight the ladies' and tn little
ones,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-29

Attention Louisiana Rifle Club.-Re gnlar
meeting THIS Tuesday EVENING, at o'clock, at
$50 Julia street. By order Of
JOHN AUGUSTIN, Presid't.
F. ERNEST Secy d29 IT.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-29

persons wishing to attend the celebration in Mobile
New Years Eve, Special Train will leave New Or
leans at P. NJ, Dec 81 arriving in Mobile at $50
p NJ returning win leave Mobile at 3 4. NJ. Jan.
l. arriving in New Orleans s:45 A. NJ Tickets for
round trip good only on Special Train s.
E. p SHUTE,
d29 81 General Ticket Agent