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WANTS..


NTANTED-ALL ABLE-BODIED WHITE LA
w borers and mechanics, who are now out Of
employment in the city, and who willing to work
as warehousemen porters and drivers at the same
wages paid to negroes for performing like labors
will confer favor by sending their address to Post
Office Drawer No. 473
Merchants and all Others needing white laborers
will be promptly supplied with reliable hands by
making their wants known to Post Office Dawer No
Alb.
No charge made to applicants for whom situations
are secured iyl2 st
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANIED-A rUn-
w nished house for the summer months or
longer. Best reference given. Address immediate
ly, stating location and terms, to JOHN, Bulletin
Office ivl2+
"ANTED-A lUUNG MAN Ur oUME. liza ls.,
w experience, who has been raised in LOuisi-
ana desires a situation in a frstelass house, an
accountant or clerk. Best of references given AID
dress Clerk, Lock Box s14, P. O. jy7t
XNJANTED-A COMPLETELY FURNISHED
w Cottage in the First Fourth District. Rent
must be low Address, stating terms and location D.
J. G., Bulletin Office. je24 tt
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The public is warned not to purchase q certain
Mortgage Note of ID. Wedner dated March a. 1873,
tor $4,000 payable year after date and renewed to
7-3Oth September 1874, indorsed by u. Weidner,
conntersigned Ne Varietur Charles p Cuyellier. No
tary Public TWO lot
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OUR COMPREHENSIVE Is THIS DAY DIS
" solved by limitation.
KEEP, HOGAN e. GALWAY
New Orleans, La, june 30, 1874.
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FOR RENT.

A WIDOW LADY WITH NO CHILDREN,
N residing in the most healthy part of the city,
has large house with broad verandahs and well fur
nished and two lines of cars desires to rent the
rooms the second floor to some gentlemen or to .
family, either with without board. Terms to suit
the times Please call or address " W.. 12e Prytania
street iv15 IT.
TO RENT-NlCE COUL AMI rAr.aoA.,A
i rooms, furnished, $40 per month. Board and
room So per month Convenient to business With
large verandas in front; also large front room
unfinished. Inquire at AZ Baronne street. near
Common iv7"
EOR RENT-FkOM LIST Or AUuUoI, oLUU4,D
L Third and Fourth storys of Store No. 12l Canal
street, Touro Building near Royal street Apply to
GEO. MCCLOSKEY, 80 St. Charles 121 Canal
street. Tvs 15t
NOR RENT-THE THREE-STORY FIRE
Il Poof Store No. 102 Poydras street. now occu-
pied by Raum g. Co. Apply to CHISM BOYD,
No. 1O4 Poydras street. jy3 If
nor RENT-THE LARGE THREE-STORY
T. store No. 80 Canal street, between Camp and
Magazine with all the fixtures gas, ETC., therein;
now occupied by Messrs. FOrcheimer Haber. Pos
session given on LIST September. Apply to j. TUR-
COTE, corner Canal and Baronne. je27 If
LNOR RENT-THE GROUND FLOOR OF NO
IL 135 Gravier street between St. Charles and
Camp. Terms moderate to a good tenant Apply to
BUCKNER a. Co. 1877 Gravier street. je5
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Hall Of Trad Ferry Steam Fire Engine Company
No. 12-New Orleans, July 49, lsz.-Special meeting
Thursday. July is, 1874 at u o'clock P. N.
By order j. LYNCH Foreman.
j. H. BATsON, Secretary jy143t
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SUMMER RESORTS.

RLADON SPRINGS, ALA--THS FAMOUS
- Watering Place is now open for tho seaea1 /.
Boats leave Mobile every TUESDAY and SATUH.S
DAY EVENING, arriving at Bladon neu day.
Board per day y 50; week is; month So Children
Co., grocers 6 and 60 Common street. arc aeeote for
the sale Of the Bladon Water in barrels and arc an
thor1zed to make arrangements with families for the
iy2 I'm NAE j. CONNER & Co. Propsie4erA
CRESCENT HOUSE, PASS CHgYSTIAN.
~ Better known as the Cassidy Hotol1
This delightful and popular summer resort situata6
on the beach, within and half squares Of the Mr.
station, with large grounds and shades All tie f6r-
niture entirely new and of the latest modern styls
complete sets in every rOOm Persons desiKing fha
comforts of home with the best of faro - the nose
reasonable terms would do well to apply imsdatoly
to X ID Gill; or to Mrs. S. E. Carr Pass Christian
je19 I'm
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

Nseiee-A meesiss Of the Steckhelders e
the Hone insurance Company Of New Orleans, viii
b.. held at its Office, lbs Common street. ON SATUR-
DAY January 16, 1875 between tho hours Of II
O'Clock NJ anil O'Clock r. NJ, to vote upon proposed
amendments the Charter, this day approved and
recommended by the Board Of Directors.
LOUIS BARNETT,
New Orleans, Dec Q, 1874. Secretary.1
do tj16 rs
Once Of the New Orleans Insurance AssWci-
atOn 1O2 Canal street. New Orleans, Dec It'll, 1874
Notice il hereby given to the stockholders that in
conformity with the charter election will be beld
at the Office Of the Association. ON MONDAY, De
cember 18th, 1e74 between 10 A. M. and =. NJ. for
Twelve Directors to serve during the ensuing year.
dS I'd G. LANAUX, Secretary.
Nstice-A Meeting Of the Steckholder. 81
the Factors and Traders Insurance Company, VIII D.
held at its Office - Carondelet street, ON MONDAY
the 21st day Of December 1874 between the hours o!
IL NJ. and o'clock p. NJ, to vote upon Propose1
amendments to the Charter this day approved ana
recnmmenlled bv the Board of Trustees.
MIG tll21 ED. A. PALFREY. Secretary
O0oo Of the Delea Insurance Company. eeF.
nsr Carondelet and Common streets-New OrIeane
Sept l, 1s74-Inoonformity with the reqmIcmen1 o.
the amended charter and in accordance with roeo-
luton Of tho Board Of Trustees at special meeting
held On June 49, 1s74 tho Subscribers TO the Capital
6tock Of this Company are hereby notified 70 coms
forv,xd and pay thefoll0wng nstalments atthe tina
IN ner can't on the list day Of October 1874
Ten per cant on the 1st day Of November, 1874
Tffteen per cent On tho 1st day Of December l574
Tfteen Der oent on the 31st day Of December 157A
49, = LW. BAQUH Secrstar5.
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FOR RENT.

VTNO RENTING Office on the ground floor now Oc-
Il cuped by the Delta Insurance Company, and SIT
uated the north corner Of CarOntleet and Common
streets. Possession given the LIST January next.
Fer terms apply at said office. do jail
TTO RENT-The office on the ground floor now Oc.
i cupied by the Delta Insurance Company, and sit
uated the north Of CarOnsleet and Common
streets. Possession given LIST January next. For
terms. apply on the premises 80 tjal
TcOR RENT The wellknOwn Grocery with
II Dwelling at the corner Of Laurel and Jena
streets. tl203t SuTuATh"
TNOR RENT-The four-stOry brick store, IS Canal
Il street. Apply to LEON GODCHAUX, II and
50 Canal street, to ]. BLOOM CO.. corner MaeA-
zine and Natchez streets ol8 SuTuTh Il
LNOR RENT-One large front roOm with wide
IL gallery-alsO smaller, following it-hand-
sOmely furnished and at convenient place to thOss
street. between CarOndelet and BarOnne In respect
able creole family. English and French spoken.
Best Of references given and required. DIG g
THO RENT-Hanllsomely Furnished Rooms in .
Il central and desirable location, where all the
forts Of home can be had. Will be rented on very
reasonable terms by applying at the corner Of Cont
and Royal streets. over the National Bank. dis tt
NOTICE-NOTICE-NO large Yard
y and Cotton Shed, corner of st. Thomas and
Orange streets, will he rented with privilege of
having COMPRISING done q powerful presA
situated opposite, and out drayages done most
favorable terms: Apply to the Terrell Press corner
Of Orange and Chippewa streets. dig I'm
TSOR RENT-A TWO-STORY FRAME DWkLA..
yard, in good repair Cars pass within half Square
Of the property. Rent 10 per month to good tenants
IS tt
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A SERIOUS CHARGE.
Two Prominent Brokers in Jail.
They Take the Checks OF Swlnaier.
Barnett and Cammack Arrested.

Mr.. Jules Dumas, Special Officer for the Louis
lana State Lottery Company, appeared before
Judge Macarthur Saturday morning and made
two afidavits against William H. Barnett and
Morgan Cammack, charging them in the first at
fidavit with knowingly receiving stolen goods
from and harboring and assisting Joseph W.
Fowler. fugitive from Justice, and in the second
affidavit with being accessories after the fact to
felony and breach of trust and the embezzlement
of some twenty thousand dollars Of funds embez-
zled by the said Fowler while in the employ Of the
Lottery Company.
Our reporter on learning the above called on
Mr.. Dumas and obtained from him the following
Statement.
Mr.. William H. Barnett and Morgan Cammack
did, several days after Mr.. Fowler had left the
office of the company, and while knowing that
he lad embezzled large amount of money,
cash and did collect several checks signed by
the said Joseph W. Fowler drawn to their order
ON the Hibernla National Bank amounting in all
to 1850, which he (Dumas) has good reason to
believe belonged to the company. @oi84
This led to the first charge. The checks are da'
ted several days after Fowler had ceased his con-
nection with the Office.
The accused, it would seem, and it is believed,
had seen Fowler, or at least knew OF his where
abouts at the time they became the owners OF the
checks, which were made out in Fowler's hand
writing, and by him signed.
The second charge Of being accessories after
the fact to the felony and breach OF trust and en-
bezzlement committed by Joseph W. Fowler.
After making ont the afidavits, Court Officer
William Mooney and Dumas obtained warrants
and at half-past y O'Clock arrested Barnett and
Cammack at their Office, No. II Carondelet street
and brought them before Judge Macarthur, where
thew were arrsigned and remanded to the Parish
Prison, in default of SO, 900 bonds each.
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BANK NOTICES.

Bask IF America.New Orlc.ns. Dec: ~.
1sHAt the election held on the 10th inst for Direc-
tors Of this Bank for the ensuing year. the following
4. NJ PORTER. j. sCHERCK,
y ". ! B: 1 SCHMIDT 1 v9XE SturH,,vsrs.
D. FATJO, A. TERTROU.
sso y: l. 1 a62Ss rs Sgsco SzhESA'DA
And at the meeting Of the Directors, this day, A.
NJ Fortier was unaninously re elected President.
dls al EDGAR HINCKS, Cashier.
Bank Nstice Unisn National Bank, New
rectors Of this Bank will be held at the banking
house, No. 3 Carondelet street, ON MONDAY, tha
18th day Of January next between the hours o. 10
A: -, n. a., and r. NJ JAS. CHALARoS' ca'hr.
Mechanics' and Traders Bask-New Orleans.
December IS 1s7AThe annual election for nine d.
rect0rs OF this Bank, to for year. will b
on n'd th - THIRD III MONDAY OF JANUARY the isthi
1e75 between the hours Of 10 A: M and 9 r M;
die tJa1s MOSES HARRIS, Cashier.
New Orleans National Bank-Nsw Oslea...
Dec II, 1s74-The annual election for Twelve Di-
rectOrs of this Bank during the ensuing year,
win be held at its Ranking House the 18th Of Janu
arS ,ss from 10 o'clock JOIN N P PiSsh Cashier. Nj
The Peoples Bank Of New Orleans, DeceuD.
her H. 1s74-The stockholders Of this bank here
by notified that the annual election for nine Directors
on the sist inst bewsss
the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and 2 7. NJ
BY order Of the Board.
dig rot N. LANDRY Cashier.
Hibernia National Bank Of New Orleans,
New Orleans December 10. 1s74-An election for
Directors of this association, to serve the ensuing
year will be held its Banking House, the second
TUESDAY in January 1875, from 10 o'clock A. M To
O'Clock p. N. JNO. G. DEvEREUX,
diO I'd Cashier.
yTseaaI National Bask-New Orleans. Dee.
TO- ls74-The annual election for Directors to serve
the ensuing year will be held at the Banking House.
No. 100 Canal street, ON TUESDAY, january II.
1875 between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and 2 r. n.
do Inn JOSEPH Mitchell, Cashier.
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Much has been written regarding the hard lot
been mentioned that, from the sedentary nature
Of his occupation, his pants require sporadic half
songs and the life If the partner OF his joys and
a0rrOWs ia made to some extent. q burden.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Special Notice
TO CLUBS AND ASSOCIATIONS!
Through the withdrawal Of one Of our clubs (caused
BY some unforeseen crcumstances) the popular
GRUNEWALD HALL
is for rent for MARDI GRAs, at a very reasonable
figure. Please apply early at the Hall.
d2O 1t LOUIS GRCNEWALD, Proprietor.
Beard Of Delegates
SPECIAL MEETING,
MONDAY the 21st inst, at n. NJ.
In the Hall OF Louisiana Hose Company.
BY order PresdentN
DIG &C FLANAGAN Secretary.
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If you want the latest thing out, 60 to B. 4 G..
Moses, corner Of Camp and Canal streets, and
see his microscopic photographs.
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WHITE LEAGUES.

Ateeneien, Company d, Second Cresesus
Regment-The members and officers Of this CON-
mand ara ordered to attend the meeting on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, 1T o'clock, q IS
Derbigny street.
By order of HENRY BURKHART,
do It, Lieut.. Commanding.
Attentisn Company A, First Lenjsiana Ia
fantry-There will be . regular meeting at the Ar.
m0ry MONDAY EVENING, 2lst inst. at o'clock.
By order. JOHN X. NEWMAN. Capt. Comd'g.
do It,
Headquarters Stenewan Battslion Tho
oficers Of this battalion Companies A, B. and ID.
Will meet at No. 81 Camp street ON MONDAY, tho
Slst INST, at p NJ. Full attendance required.
business Of Importance
FRANK MCGLOIN, Major Comd'g.
GARRET WALKER, Lieut.. and Adt d9O ~
Attentton: Ogden Invincibles-The membeVo
OF this company arc requested to attend a special
meeting at Coliseum Hail. 81 fienvillr street,
SUNDAY, 2oth inst, at IL o'clock NJ Punctual at
tendance requested.
BY order:
f. +. PERlLLOUX, Commanding.
h. ALElA. y y DIG IT.
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Thomas Carlyle has just completed his seven
ty-nintn year. and still retains the full use OF his
faculties. He is one of those maj velous old men
in which this age is so prolific on both sides Of
the water. He has been spending most Of his
time lately in arranging his books and papers in
proper shape to turn over to his historian Froude
whum he has designated as his literary executor
and biographer. He never had . very friendly
feeling for America, and called it at the time Of
war "a smoky chimney, say ne '.let il burn out.
Still We have rather a warm side for the old man,
and hope he will live on to growl about people as
usual. Everybody knows lie has kind heart
Mu,rauhee Sentinel.
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Attention OF the merchants, and the trade in
General. to the important sale Of large invoice
81 valuable Japanese curioeities, just landed ex
steamer Vanguard. and to Be sold without limit
or reserve, on Monday, December y, iS.4. a.
conery. For full particulars see advertisement.
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CI.7'istnsNs Books.


81 CAMP STREET.
GEORGE ELLIS 4 BROTHER,
So Camp street.
GIFT BOOKS A SPECIALITY.
40 cents CHATTERBOX. 80 cents.
A Standard Juvenile.
90 cents LITTLE FOLKS, 40 cents
A Standard Jnve1 lie.
90 CENTS SUNDAY. 90 cents.
Standard Juvenile.
DAY OF PEACE, DAY OF REST, NURSERY.
KING PIPPIN.
All at the Exceedingly Low Price OF
90 Gents Each.
Call and examine our IMMENSE STOCK OF HOLl.
DAY GIFT BOOKS, Juveniles, Picture Books, Toy
Blocks Games Albums and Fancy Articles, all OF
which will sell the lowest prices Of the season
GEO ELLIS BROTHER
Booksellers and Stationers.
SO Camp street.
d2O 1t edp near Natchez street.
II. G. Eyrich,
Successor to Kahn Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
invites the intention of the
CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE
to his stock of
Standard School and Miscellaneous Books.
His large and varied assortment enables him to fill
orders with promptness and accuracy, an advantage
which the trade will not be slow to appreciate.
dls 2dp6t
Look out For Christmas.
Silks! Silks! Silks!
All Shades. SIC to 81 Per Yard.
NAVY BLUE DIAGONAL CLOTHS.
CASHMERES IN ALL STYLES.
At Moderate Rates at
b. W. GROWERS
do ltadp l47 Canal street.
Toys. Toys. Toys.
LOUD BLOW THE TRUMPET OF FAME.
Go to
WEINGART'S BAZAAR,
No 5l.... Charities Street. ii
Only block and half from Canal Street and buy
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS for the Little Ones
At Half Price.
DOLLS, Wax and China at Is, 50. 75c and fl,
CHINA ORNAMENTS at great sacrifice.
FURNITURE SETS at 75c and II each,
BOHEMIAN GLASS GOODS at great bargains,
Large Garden WHEELBARROWS at 81 each.
Accortleons Harmonious and Trumpets.
Large 4wheel Square WAGONS.
only - each. CUPS and
SAUCERS and
| MOTTO MUGS, VASES, etc. JUMPING JACKS
HORSES, PANORAMAS. A b BLOCKS,
BOATS TOOI.BOXES,
And 10 600 other articles too numerous to mention
Give us a call before you 60 elsewhere. Remem-
her Won can buy cheaper Charities street than on
Canal street.
81 Chartres Street. ..-.-5l.
cayn.xy - IgSerDIInhDAM1
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Christmas PRESENTS.
J. LEVOIS & JAMESON,
12s CANAL STREET.
SILK TI18
In shaded solid colors and blacks with anu "i'n0u'
PATENT RUFFS
SILK AND CREPE LlssE.
NV STYLES Of FURS for Christmas Presents, in every
variety, at nearly half Of last years
prices. in every size for
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
..ouvINS KID GLOVES,
FRENCH PARAsOIs,
LINEN SETS,
FANCY SILK HANDKERCHIEFs
In new style,-unusuay cheap.
J. LEvOIS & JAMESON,
Am S.ruSTb las Canal street.
TMke Notice!
McCracken & Brewster,
y3....... ROYAL STREET .......-.---.35
Have received in the last few days tho largest
stock Of
CHEAP FURNITURE
IN THE CITY.
10 Iow-Post Attic BEDS-Price a.
100 Circle End BEDS[Price = ...o..,-
30 High Post Cottage BEDS-Price. 70 30 to xl3:
20 Cheap Imitation and Walnut Victoria BEDS,
And other goods in proportion.
cal, and see fer yourselves.
No trouble to show goods.
MccRAcKEN & BREWSTER,
a.Nlt % and IS Royal street.
Clothing at Cost.
s,win. to the Dulness of Trade we are selling our
entire Wholesale Stock Of
MEMS. YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING
And
FURNISHING GOODS
Ar RETAIL AT COST FOR CASH.
,.uyern should NOT fail 70 call before purchasing
elsewhere.
GARTHWAITE, LEWIS Il MILLER,
tl.O SuTuFr til loo Common streeI.
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Notice to Stockholders-At = meeting Of the
Board Of Directors Of the New Orleans Gas Light
Company held on the 18th inst, dividend Of Six
Dollars per share declared from the profits Of the
last six months payable and after the 18th vi Jan
ary 1875 The transfer book will be closed from the
oath Of December to the 4th Of January inclusive.
dit I'm WIN. 5. BROWN, Treasurer.
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N0tice-.The Annual Election for Seven D1.
recOrs will be held by the Stockholders of the Canal
Street City Park and Lake Railroad Company at their
January L. 1875 between the hours Of 12 NJ. and 2P.
NJ, IA provided in Article Of the Charter Of the
Company. die I'd X. NJ. HARRISON, Secy.
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Mems business and dress suits, latest styles
and prices, at H. B. Stevens Co.. 135 Canal
atreet,
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Time Of Departare.-The HAN Train By tho 6reat
jackson Railroad Route leaves tho Depot 1t the foot
Ill fast trains, North, East and West Pullman Pal
600 Cars ON all trains. U4
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Gold pens writing decks aud beautiful books,
1T 59S Magazine street.
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EXTRA MESS MACKEREL, in kits and half kits.
No SHORE MACKEREL,
pvyTOMA C ROE HERRING.i in kits. Or. and hf bbls.
LARGE ROE HERRING Bloaters.'
SPICED ROLLED BEEF.
GOLDFISH TONGUES and SOUNDS, in kits.
HALIBUT FINS. in kits.
FINE FRENCH PKUNES, in tins and loose,
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Buy your fireworks, candies and California
vines and cigars ut Miller Dielmanns. They
sell at New York prices. 80, 81 and 81 Peters
street. late New Levee.
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NOV Is THE TIME
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS
At
w. HI. PRTERS'S,
594 Magazine street, near st. Andrew.
All Goods Sold Regardless Of Cost,
daOn FOR CASH ONLY.
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Cheap and substantial clothing at Pierson 4
Hews.
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Fresh Groceries.

KENTUCKY PORK SAUSAGES.
SPlCED SALMON,
FRENCH SALMON in Oil.
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Southwestern Bible 8oeiety-New Orleans,
Dec. T. 1a74.-The annual meeting Of this society for
business will be held at the Bible House on SATCR-
DAY, the 18th inst at : o'clock P. NJ. and the
annual election ut the same place MONDAY, the
21st inst, between the hours OF u NJ. and o'clock
p. NJ. HENRY V. OGDEN,
Rec. Sec.
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Notfce-We have this day sold oar entire
interest in tho Book and Stationery Store 40 Canal
street. to Mr.. G. EYRICH who all liabili-
ties Of the firm Of KAHN s, CO.. and X. G. Eyrich
alone is authorized to collect accounts due u.s. We
bespeak for the new firm continuance Of the liberal
patronage SO long extended to us. KAN 4 co.
New Orleans, La. Dec. II, 1874.
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TIE FREEDMES's SAVINGS BANK.-The New
York Sun gives an account of how the Freed
mems Savings and Trust Company came TO be
depleted Of its money. Among the parties to
whom money was loaned are
George Il. Williams. United States Attor.
ney General. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l5,O0O
James G. Berrett, President OF the hing
A. r Mnljett 1,4OO
Howard IJniyersitv $4,000
and Hallet. Klbourne and other leading lights Of
the Grant ring.
Il will be seen that the money OF the freedmen
has periehed in perfectly glorious cause, all the
borrowers being truly loyal men.
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GRAHAM FLOUR.
RYE FLOUR AND MEAL.
SCOTCH AND DOMESTIC DAT MEAL.
CRACKED AND CRUSHED WHITE WHEAT.
rINE DRIED BEEF and BEEF TONGUES
FULTON MARKET BEEF. in }, I, and bbs.
FULTON MARKET PIG PORK, !, !, and bbls.
A Fine Assortment Of Peck Frean & Co.'S
BISCUIT.
KENTUCKY SPARE RIBS.
A Fine Assortment Of PRESERVES, embracing
sixteen varieties.
For sale hy
CLARK 4 MEADER,
do tia, lc and 10 Carondeet street.
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Announcement - Having purchased the
Stock. Fixtures and good will Of KAN & Co.'S
Book and Stationery House and Select Library No.
40 Canal street. l am prepared to continue the
business in all its branches and solicit the continued
patronage of the friends of this well known and
popular house. Respectfully. X. G. EYRICH.
New Orleans. La. Dec. II. 1874. dis
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-20

Once Of New Orleans City Railroad Com
pany No .24 Canal street. New Orleans, Dec. p 1874
An election for twelve Directors to for the
suing year will be held at the Office Of this Compsn.
on MONDAY, 2lst inst, between the hours Of 10 A
NJ and p. M. G. e. LEWIS, Secretary.
do I'd
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-20

Once of New Orleans Gas Light Company.
corner Baronne and Common streets-New Orleans.
Dec A. 1s74-NOTICE-An1e election will he held at
this office on MONDAY, 4th day Of January. 1875
between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ, for six
Directors of this company to for the year ensu
ing from the first Monday in February next.
as In WIN. s. BROWN, Treasurer.