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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-16

twenty-five hundred national banks have
been organized since the establishment of the
banking system, under the act Of February %,
1868. Thirty-tve Of these banks have failed
and 81 have gone into voluntary liquidation
by vote of two-thirds of the stockholders
under section - of the act. leaving 2O2S banks
in existence on the LIST of November, 1874
During the past year II national banks have
been organized, with an authorized capital OF
S6.7i5,O 600, three banks have failed, and
twenty have gone into voluntary liquidation.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-16

Nv reference to our advertising columns
the card Of Messrs. W. g. Coyle Il Co., coal
merchants, will bc seen, in which they offer
to the public every description OF coal at the
lowest market rates, either in large or small
quantities. Their Office is at 1873 Gravier
street and their two depots corner Race and
IIevee and Julia and Water streets.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-16

There is a proposition that tho United
States Government shall acquire title to a
stri,, of territory running along the Mexican
side of the Rio Grande river, with reference
TO checking the raids on the frontier that
have been so harrassing and costly to Ameri-
can citizens.
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DIED.

PRICE-On Tuesday Dec. Is, at 4 A. NJ. Mary
Masterson wife of Michael Price, in the Goth year Of
her age, native Of County Longforl, Ireland.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral to take place Wednesday Even
ing, the 10th at go o'clock, from her late resi-
dence on Laurel street between Bordeaux and
Lyons.
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Positively No Goods Charged.
dis 1,lp MEAN

Santa ClNMs's Headquarters.
II. FIEsE1ETA
i17 Canal street. ...-..-....-..H11
TOYS. TOYS. TOYS.
DOLL. Fans Villages Vclocipedes. Carriages Tea
and Dinner Sets.
FANCY GOODS.
Work Dressing Jewelry and other Boxes Fancy
Lined Work Baskets. Fans Pearl, Ivory
and Shell PortemOnliaes.
FURS. FlRS. FCRS. FCRS.
Also large Assortment of
MUSIC BONES, FRENCH FRUITS AND BUN
BONS.
Just Received
400 pounds of French Crystazed FRUITS. CREAM
CHOCOLATE. of Guerin IsoutIOn CIIO-
COLATE Of the SOcete COoniae.
1000 pounds DRAGEES from the celebrated house
Of EcOrchevillc Paris.
FIRE WORKS! FIRE WOKKS!!
l13 19t:.D
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We are indebted to Mr.. p, J. Punch, agent
Of the Two Republics, No. 122 Gravier street,
gor the latest files OF Mexican papers per
steamer City of Merida.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-16

For the Gulf States, Tennessee end the
Ohio Valley partly cloudy and warm weather,
with eastcrly or southerly winds; slowly fall
fnc barometer and rain in the southwest.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-16

The New York Sun says tina, the difference
between the Arkansas case, which Grant
turns over to Congress- and the Louisiana
case, which he turns over to Attorney General
Williams, in command of the land forces is,
that there is a brother-in-law in New Orleans
and none in Little Rock.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-16

ANOTHER LUCKY ONE j. w. Petty. tho
well-known photographer, had the good for
time to hold in the Louisiana State Lottery,
the lucky numbers, 2, Is, GS, which drew the
quarter of $4,000 on Saturday, December II;
the ticket in question only having cost Mr..
Petty the small sum Of twenty-five cents
which he purchased from MIR. NJ. Peasant, at
No. ) Carondelet street. Surely this is an
easy way Of getting ready cash.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-16

At the recent christening OF the Duchess
of Edinburss baby, Queen Victoria met the
Empress of Russia for the first time. not
~ithstanding the Empress had been tos wore
shan month in England.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-16

We again call the attention Of the public to
she grand concert to be given on Tuesday,
die I'D inst. at Grunewald Hail. Tor tho ben
iit .. the Church Of the Annunciation.
II viii be conducted by Prot. Edward
iroenevclt. and ~ many artists from tho
opera will tax. part in j. there vii! most
assurodly lie given a most excellent ente.tain'
-iept. Tickets are only seventy-hye cents
each, and may be procured at the door Of the
ilall on the evening Of the concert.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-16

The iron men have been holding National
Convention at Philadelphia. They have re.
solved to decrease the production OF iron
fifty per cent next year, 1t was the opinion
of these gentlemen that . speedy <eturn ia
specie payments would be disastrous to the
country.
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Staub the great American cheap news
dealer sends us from his news stand, No. 60
Canal street, all the latest papers from all
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Tho New Orleans BULLETIN can be had OF the
news agent in Mobile at the depot. on the arrival
of the p NJ. train.
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/ The st. Joseph tMissour:' Ga7.s'. announ-
ces the death OF Nh. Samuel Russell, o: that
place. a very distinguished Mason. VI. Rus
sci was preparing to start on the tour with the
Knights Templa, for New Orleans -hen te
was attacked by the lines. which Terminated
in his death.
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MARRIED

cAFFHEY-SMITH-O Thursday Dec TO- 1s74
at 81. Theresa Church by the Rev Father AIoyhih,n.
Mr.. Patrick Caitrey Miss Annie Smith, both Of the
city. die
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Notice-NO orders taken on the Bulletin Office
.xnless Endorsed by the MANAGER
N-ff
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Mr. MAyANs CoNcERr.-P Professor Mayan's
long expected musical treat comes off to-
night ut Grunewad Hall, and the attrac.
tious offered as well as the merits Of MI.
Magyar as an accomplished singer will doubt
less draw very full house. MIR. Magyar will
be assisted by several Of the most talented
members of the orchestra of the Opera House
and by those excellent yocalists and admired
artists NJ Chelli and Iesdames Anna Vercken
and Comes.
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Jacob OFT.

CA r p E n Il + r,
259 Magazine Street. Corner Calliope,
Is prepared to execute all orders in the Car
pentor and Building line, with promptness, neat
ness and dispatch. Cisterns made and repaired.
nj tf2dp
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1t appears that the Boys High School, on
burgundy street, was also subjected to an in
.rusion by the negro last Monday. Ten sable
-gouths made application at that institution
desiring to be admitted. Mr.. Seymour, the
principal of the school, admitted them. We
are informed. to examination with a number
sof white boys-one hundred and Lightweight
who desire admission there.
The young gentlemen Of the school, firm
in their intention not to submit to the indig-
nifty. called yesterday upon Boothby ard re-
,ouested that he order or have tine negroes
withdrawn He asserted that he could do
nothing in the matter, and advised the young
gentlemen to petition the School Board. 1t
is not at all probable that this body, under
whose authority this concerted invasion, by
negroes, of our High Schools, will respond
iavorably to the petition.
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ryRWS-One Dollar per month, or Twelve Dollars
per Year.
Subscriptions for the DAILY BULLETIN received
at our connter, 100 Grayier street.
The BULLETIN inserts WANTS and TO RENTS,
not exceeding One Square, for Fifty Cents each.
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Paul BOiSsO1l1leIsas,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

d10..... Canal street ............1 40
In connection with the
VARIETIES AND FASHIONS STORE,
No. CarOnlelet street corner Canal,
Opening Wednesday, December is, 1884,
In the Hall lately occupied by the Calmette Club.
VARIETIES AND FASHIONS STORE
With the assistance Of Nine. SOPHIE BOCTROC.
just received complete assortment of
SILK VELVET HAT PATTERNS. FASHION,
.sBLE AETlCLES Etc. Etc.
NI,, Inc
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-16

KEILoGGs IDEA OF THE MLITARY-We
Laave it on good authority that Kellogg, the
1.surper, said to gentleman who WAS remon.
strating with him against the course of the
Returning Board as one calculated to create
erouble and to endanser the peace of the city:
.'Pshaw. If they should try anything of
OH, kind, all l have to do is to t'hisHe for
troops, and they will come at once. From
which dictum of the hero of the 18th OF Sep
sember, we infer that he looks upon Cen
Emory kind of watchdog wearing his
collar, and bound to yield canine obedience
so his imperial commands. This compliment
fary alluSion of the boss carpet-baggsr Of
Louisiana to the United States forces and
their commander must prove highly catering
80 both.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-16

Geo. S. Knight il his Dutch songs. dances
and sayings at the Academy matinee to-day.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-16
Piper HeidsiecE Champagne

Piper HeidsiecE Champagne
u.v;nc been appointed Agents for this justly
Favorte Old
BRAND OF WINE,
States of Louisiana and Texas
MESSRS. RENAULD FRANCOIS q Coz
We are prepared to furnish the trade with the Same
MOST LIBERAL TERMS.
We have now in Store 800 baskets and Will con-
tinue to receive ample supplies by steamer dfeos
importation from France.
SCHMIDT & Z1EGLER, Agents,
For Louisiana and Texas.
40 81 50 and IS New Levee street.
d. 3m2lp
VI. L. ByrMe d. Co..
163 Canal street
MARK ALL GOODS IN PLAIN FIGURES, AMI
NO SECOND PRICES, AND AT RETAIL.
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Labelling has joined the great abstinence
army. On @ late occasion John Med. Of
something ut the Bank Ludeling as
scented, and upon reaching the bar called for
Il raspberry squirt" which the bar-keeper
furnished insanter John looked ut the de-
coction. and then at Ludeling with look of
self, exclaimed, "Ludeling Fot in the diyil
Is that stuff ?" IAN elegant drink John, my
boy; there's not headache in hogshead of
ii, said Labelling. John took another stern
look at the mixture and quietly remarked.
THAT may be, Ludeling. but I'm thinking
there may be a belly-ache in that glassfull.
Barkeeper, give me some Kentucky gum.
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RtcycL Pianos
Grunewald Hall.

JUST received and unpacked a laroc ,.,.....
which will be sold at " e''' C'"cert style,
"hEAILi REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH
OF on monthly payments
a. I" !oilr interest and look at nv immense stoc,
all" 10" prices before purchasing elsewhere OWN
a,,,,,, LOu Is GRUNEW
- >. -"p IL, 20 and y Barvnnc street
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS.

The merits of the Danks furnace--an American
inyentiOn-were discussed ut the recent meeting OF
the British Iron and Steel Institute The reports
made respecting its capacity were III general favOr-
able, but showed that success had not been uni
fOrmlv attained in working 1t. Mr. Jones OF the
Enmus Iron Company said
We have at any rate. accomplished one great thing.
We can make iron by the rotary process-good iron
much better than by the old process We have made It,
and into rails. angles and plates We have
now make IL commercially successful; but although
has up tins day been commercially successful
have strong hopes, and nearly assured as nan
can be, that very few months Will make the rotary
furnace success.
Mr.. Heath, another ironmaster, observed
mace will take very short ue IL 10 quite true that
have put down six OF Dankss furnaces and had them
all working at the same time Tney have given me per-
feet satisfaction. We have had trouble with the
from mechanical point OF view, but the difficulty
has been 10 deal with the large lump believe that tho
Danks Is perfect pudding MACHINE. The iron made
will bear Immense strain. and Is OF great ductiity.
The Southern Mail Steamship Company. trading
between Philadelphia and Southern ports. reports
that its gross earnings in the year ended March 81
were g67i ,0JJ and its expenditures SG5O,OOO. The
President III his annual statement says:
The Board feel at certain uf the year want
OF ssls, not only I1r ines But for The
European lines fron Philadephia; their capacity as
ours being limited, We have lad to refuse through
freight account OF this others inability to take
IT, gr at wait Is SHIPS Of ltrgc carrying capacy
burning small quantity nf cJa!. aIi consequently run
mug t sG'aii expense. AcT-iVIk IS hsyInx shis
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
A TEMPERANCE BARD.

THURLow WEEDS TRIBUTE TO A PRINTERPOET.
To the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: There resided, more than forty years
ago. in schoharie County. printer and poet whose
efusons were given TO admring readers through the
columns of The Albany EUenia Journal He was known
as the "schoharie Bard" Old schoharie" Neither
his pen or his muse could be moved nor inspired by
ignobe themes. Both, however, were responsive to
patriotism and phanthrOphy.
Not having heard from my ola friend McDonald-that
is the bards namefor than 20 years. was equally
surnris,d and grafed to recognize the old familiar
measure in stanzas published at Cleveland, Oswego
County, in The Lakeside Press In vindcation OF the
Women's Crusade Against Liquor" hope that the
concluding stanzas of that poem will be deemed worthy
of a place in the columns OF THE TRIBUNE T. w.
Ne,r- York June G. 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13

III there can be a church so pure
That she must close her sacred door
Against temperance speaker,
That church could not convince my rnind
That she was of the Christ-llke kind
Ready to help the weak and blind.
But not TO make them weaker.
Good news from Serbia RUNS cahal
Grows weak and beautifully smal~-
That town has raised a roaring squall,
And swept away the Shylocks all,
Whose souls were i'll the dollar!
Twas wisely done-lOr what's life worth,
Amidst the license-hells OF earth
MID pestlence and moral deaTth.
And fostering vice and squalor.
We do no. need, as now we stand.
The visits of the praying band
dor bars" have closed at our cOmmand),
But we do need the helping hand
or mother and of daughter.
To Danish from their list of friends
The men whose love OF liquor tends
To want and woe. and quickly sends
Its votaries A" to the slaughter"
Now, reader. II you think me wrong
Or rash, in quitting 1t so strong"
Aud making IL 50 graphic,
This Is my brief and sad reply
Friends, dear to me rs the right eye"
I've seen led OH tO--Drink and die!
Victims to greedy Lucre's crv,
And bloody MOloch's traffic.
No! courteous Press, make no claim
10 talent nor to any fame
Save that which comes from " good name
And a good, grand vocatiOn:-
The "calling" that was Franklin's pride.
And Greeley's glory till he died
The trade" that Weed has ne'er denied
Through all his long probation.
Near the Octogenarian line,
Nv mundane post I'll soon resign
But while / live, the task be mine,
To cheer the hearts that dreop and pine,
And give the kindly warning:
Life Is q thorny path 10 tread"
Aud midnight-gloom may DER you spread,
But keep D" good heart" and sober head,
For "iOy comes III the morning."
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
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LITERARY.

An excellent index to ChOrley's "Art and
Society been issued 10y the publishers. H. Holt
Co. which will furnish valuable aid To the reading OF
that agreeable book. Tue publishers announce that
they will furnish copy OF the index Oh the application
of any purchaser Of the original work.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
~ r. PETERSON a. BROTHERS,
l.. 3OG CHES1NUT.sr. PllLADbLPhlA, ,.,,
Ub.h This c,y the remarkable well as the most Wondtrui
work tbat been ssuei from the pres Az sS'
THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF
~ WITH A PREFACE By

X SHELTON Nj AtkENLIl., LII ~,
Literary Editor Of The Phu1teipht9 fresS
EDWARD w0RTLEY MONTAGu .-u, ,,,
TIE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF EDWARD WOhILEf MONIA1U'
With uIrfce shelton Mackenzie u Literary EDITOR OF ne
Padelpls published BY T. b. PETERSON Bhoih
ERS PLiaielphia. Tor sale by all booAseiefs
Louton ios review OF T. says: lh Auooosr
Of Mona book IN Al mas
tp gi,er the TIE author was the ony son
Itv Mari Worthy whose perhaps one oil the
toe annals OF bugland GHng he
,t rs hnpd The cel.bsd and women o En'
GLAND upg the reign First introduced into tns
xor N Mon,agu them quent knew them wen aud mas de
cb them them There is natey OF The gea IL hs
narrative the mask om The face OF wee Ihe aatoDora
DIV Introduces Kings Princes Poheiaus and Poets Men OF Law
md Men OF Letters ke portraits OF dead men and
onrp among whom will he uld George tue Second freleres
Pnpce Of Mary Woriey Monaga sarah Duchess OF
o,cb The Ea 81 Ches:rraed-Wa ple-Fielling COey
Cber-Pope absurd love adventure with Lady aays described
enett-oward Earl OF sui5lk-Sasage Lord Lyte,on- Bully
SCARBOROUGH Molly segra1e-Te puch Of Manchester
Dr VaLe-Lod Patmoe aud hrs vile the Duches OF
Lee.-Kitiy HYDE Aerwar the Dahes. Bep
Noyp,u.-Lady Nindhau-Paliney- bohS
Aeh bald Hamion-s William leTSe-iom
GIer"ard the eel'
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