The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-11

33. ......... Royal Street ..........3
REMOVAL! REMOVAL!
| McCRACKEN & BREWSTER
Have removed their Stock of Furniture to tn
large Warerooms recently occupied by Sampso
Bros; and having purchased large portion Q
their desirable Stock are now prepared to fill a
CITY AND COUNTRY ORDERS at as LOW /
RATE ~ any House south of Cincinnati.
Commission Merchants Orders respectfully
solicited and filed with dispatch.
| McCRACKEN l. BREWSTER.
sc.i1 II 80 aud IS Royal Street.
| Recent 4rrirNls,
Have Brought us Variety Of Select Articles
Among which will be found
Choice PRINTS, American and Foreign.
Camels Hair DRESS GOODS.
ALPACAS, Black and Colered.
French and German CORSETS.
Improved BUSTLES.
New Styles Japan SILKS.
Guipure Spanish and Beaded N ETS.
Guipure Spanish and Beaded LACES.
Goods for BOYS and MEMS Wear.
Here are a few Prices.
"A Bordered PRINTS. choice, 15c per yard.
Brown Veil BAREGE, good, 25c per yard.
Hemstitched HANDKERCHIEFS. fine, 15c piece
Reps, handsome styles, 15c per yard
Watered and Shaded RIBBONS, Nos 9 and u,
Csc per yard.
BRASELMAN & ADAMS,
Magazine and St. Andrew.
CASH HOUSE
Headquarters Company Il,
CRESCENT CITY REGIMENT,
TENTH WARD WHITE LEAGUE.
New Orleans, October 8, 1874.
At regular meeting Of this company, held at
Temperance Hall, on Josephine street, between
Fulton and Rousseau, ON the 7th inst, the follow
ing named gentlemen were elected commissioned
officers of the company:
ED. FLOOD, Captain
BERNARD A. McDONOUGH, First Lieutenant.
GEORGE ]. DUNCAN, Second Lieutenant
As per resolution adopted by the company, the
commissioned officers appointed the following
gentlemen to serve as non-commissioned Off |
GERS:
VIM. H. Harvey, First Sergeant.
John T. Mcdonald, Second Sergeant.
J. Romer, Third Sergeant.
Charles Boyle. Fourth Sergeant.
sJohn Gaffney, Fifth Sergeant.
CO. Webb, First Corporal.
r. Bell, Second Corporal.
f. W. Crump, Third Corporal.
J. B. Phillips, Fourth Corporal.
After the election and reorganization, the fol-
owing letter was rdad and unanimously ordered
o be spread upon the minutes Of the company:
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 7, 1874.
apt. Edward Flood. Company K, c. C. W. L.:
Dear Sir take|pleasure in rendering to you
ny services in bdhalf of those who fell or we're
rounded III the engagement which took place on
ne l4th September, 1874, between our gallant
nd brave citizen soldiers and the metropolitan
olice.
Will you, therefore, cause to be sent to me the
ames and residences of those who were directly
o Q with ybur command. as well As those
whom you mag have heard of, as being either
lied or wounded, 80 that l may be enabled to
resent the NAMES Of such to the proper COM
littee, and have such action taken thereon az q
~ insure speedy relief to our noble defenders
Awaiting, at IN early date, your report, re.
lain, Sentlemea, yours with respect,
Mrs. THAD. s. WATERMAN,
Executive and Visiting Com, C. C. R. A.
After rendering vote Of thanks to Mrs.
'aterman, for ker kind offer, and accepting the !,
me, the company adjourned to meet at the
mo place and hour on WEDNESDAY. October
tn.
A copy Of the above was ordered to be pub.
shed in the New Orleans BULLETIN
By order Of ED. FLOOD,
Captain Commanding Co. K.
". 4. HARVEY Q. $. oil 1t2dp
.New Goods /. aNe,v Gooels!! >
J. LEVOIS l. JAMESON.
STREET.
Have now in store from recent arrivals from =
rope and the North full assortment Of
NCY AND STAPLE DRESS AND HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS.
ich they offer at extremely low prices in
ordance with the times
We have 500 pieces of WOOL AND WORsTED IA