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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-23
The Fearful Catastrophe ON the Great st
Bernard of the 23d ult.

Bernard Of the I'D ult.
Translated for the st. Louis Globe from the
Journal de Geneve, Of 9th ult.
1t was reported in Lien last Monday morn
ing that some few kilometers from the Great
St. Bernard fearful disaster had occurred.
On the morning of the 10Th ult, on their re-
turn homeward, twelve Italian laborers left
the hamlet st. Pierre and the hut called PROF.,
where they had passed the night. Notwith-
standing the inclemency of the weather and
the bad condition Of the roads, they under
took to cross the mountain pass, and, if pos
sible, reach place of shelter. The sky was
darkened, and the snow fell without Interrupt
ton. Arrived at the so-called mountain, stu
ated half way, two monks joined them, accom-
panied by lay-brother and large dog, which,
according to the rules of the monastery had
to meet travellers.
The snow fell thicker and thicker. Sud-
denly ueura "a pillar of frozen vapors) was
seen whirling through the air, drove the snow
in heaps, enveloping the travellers. The first
file of them, five of the laborers, two monks,
the brother and the dog, disappeared in a
whirl Of snow several meters thick. The re-
naming seven were flung on the ground. By
means Of powerful exertions the latter sue
ceeded to rid themselves Of the snow. They
were saved, and at once fastened back to the
place they had left, having tried all possible
means to rescue their comrades. By this
time of despair one of them broke the ice
piled upon him. 1t was the monk, Contat, Of
Sandwiches. He dragged his bleeding
limbs from the grave, where he had lain sew
eral hours, to the first hut called the hos
pital," being situated near the Velan.
The next morning the young monk, entirely
unconscious, was found at this place by the
brethren Of his order, having passed twenty
seven hours without food or assistance 1t
may we'll be asked, how were they informed
of the disaster? The dog Turco had made
his way through the snow to the monastery.
Looking at the noble animal, its lacerated
and bleeding body, the monks no longer
could doubt the fate of their brethren. They
at once set out. They succeeded in recalling
him whom they had found to life. The only
survivor related his own fate and that of his
companions, and then gave up the ghost.
His brother and the other six companions
have not yet been found in the snow.
It was the most fearful disaster that occurred
on the Great St. Bernard since the year 1916
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The Spaniards of Havana are at last begin
ming to see clearly the only way in which their
interests in the island can be preserved.
They have expended much money uselessly
in the endeavor to preserve Spanish rule, and
at last they are willing anxious to- on the
strength probably OF the adage that half a
loaf is better than no bread, to accept the
Cuban republic, even if with it they lose their
property in slaves.
A petition signed by the leading Spaniards
Of Havana has been sent to Madrid, praying
that self-government be granted to the Cubans,
on some plan similar to Ensland's rule in
Canada.
A Philadelphia family. born within sight
Of Georges Hill, consists of seven living
brothers and sisters, whose average age is 81
years.
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THE REPUBLICAN, PYRAMID.

The Louisiana State Register, Republican
journal, but not Radical organ, gets of the
following. bit Of journalistic architecture,
which is amusing, to say the least, especially
when we consider the source:
We are tired of seeing the Democratic
papers full of election pyramids. We don
recollect having seen one in a Republican
paper for years. This shows a lack Of enter
prise among Republican editors that deserves
condemnation. Here is our Republican pyra-
mid, and we submit that under the circum-
stances it is creditable one:
X A N S A S
X A N S A S
X A n S A S
X A n S A S
o W A
low
IOWA
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CorroN At AUCTION. Messrs. Nash Hodg-
son, auctioncers, sell 1870 bales cotton at IL
O'Clock this A. NJ, on the levee, head Of
Canal street. See their advertisement.
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BUY your fireworks, candies. and California
wines and cigars at Miller Dielmanns $.
They sell ut New York prices. 80. - and q
Peters street. late New Levee.
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AUCTION SALES.
By o. valetOn.

SOUR KROITT SOUR KHOCT,.
For account of whom 1t may concern.
10y O. vALETON Anctionrer-tptfice So Maya
ID zine street-WEDNESDAY. Dee. u l-1I at !.
o'clock NJ will h sold the levee foot OF Iaiiiy ete
street, eX steamer Paragon
a barrels Sour Krout.
T.unS-(aSh d93
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WHITE LEAGUES.

Attention Orleans Light misunderstanding
meeting THIS EVENING. j O'Clock. at lib Canal.
Election Of officers BY order of
dss W.T.. CLUVIECS, Captain.
Attention Company q, Stonewnll Battalion.
Attend meeting THIS "wednesday EVENING, No.
CalOndelet street at 81 o'clock. BY order.
Z. S. BOARMAN, Captain
H. CARPENTER O s. Il23 1t
Attention Company 1. First Crescent City
Regiment.-A meeting of this Company will take
place THIS wednesday, EVENING ut I o'clock.
and prompt attendance is ordered. Business inn
pOrtant. j. X. ;. SELLECk. Captain.
TuoS. EGAN. Is. tlI3
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The letters of Washington correspondents
would be very stupid if it weren't for the fact
that Alexander H. Stephens personal appear
ance is an inexhaustible theme. II Stephens
shonld die. Washington correspondence would
probably be abolished, argues the Brooklyn
ArJuS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ssSTAR
HAMS, BREAKFAST BACON, AND SUGAR
CURED SHOULDERS.
Just received and for sale
Is tcs Geo. F. Davis Co.'S Star HAMS.
10 Sugar-Cured
SHOULDERS.
Is boxes Geo. F. Davis 4 Co.'s Star B. BACON.
By CH. LAWRENCE & CO.,
d232 80 and Il Tchoupitoulas at.
INOs. III. Handy .c CO.,
IMPORTERS OF
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS,
and Agents for
MEssRs. sAZERAC De FORGE & Fills
SAZERAC BRANDY,
Have in store and for sale
LOUIS ROEDERER,
PIPER HEIDSIECk and
KRCG CHAMPAGNES.
FRENCH and DUTCH CORDIALS
BOURBON, RYE.
IRISH and SCOTCH WHISTLES.
SAZERAc, APPLE and PEACH BRANDIES,
BEER ALE.
d93 st PORTER etc, etc.
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Leave your orders for choice Christmas tur-
keys at J. NJ. Norichs, corner Of Canal and
Camp: only 20 . pound.
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Choice Christmas turkeys, only 20 cents q
pound, at J. NJ. Norich's, corner Canal and
Camp streets. Leave your orders.
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EXTRA LARGE RAISINS.

EXIkA LAKUE KAISINS.
Cnrrants and CitrOn,
Pecans, Almonds,
SHAKER PRESERVES Baltimore PRE-
SERVES. JELLY and JAMS,
Choice Goshen, Western, and Roll BUTTER.
MINCE MEAT, Apple and Peach BUTTER,
Fresh Stock OF Choice TEAS,
Choice New HAMS and Breakfast BACON.
Finest WINES and LIQUORS, CORDIAIS.
Etc.
Best brands OF ALE and PORTER CHAM
PAGNE.
FLOUR in barrels and half barrels.
MICHAEL HACKETT,
Corner Dryndes and Thalia Streets.
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CITY COUNCIL.

The City Council met in regular session at
noon, Administrator Pilsbury presiding in the
absence of the Mayor.
On the petition of q number Of butchers for
reduction of the established tariff for the
rent Of stalls, Administrator Landry reported
unfavorably, and the report was adopted.
A communication, received from DR.. j. ].
Hays, asking the abolition of the City Small
Pox Hospital, and that all patients be sent to
him, was referred to the City Attorney.
Several ordinances Of a financial nature,
appropriating money to pay expenses Of the
several departments, were passed.
An ordinance appropriating S239l 66 to
pay the account Of the discharged laborers
of the Department of improvements and
$3.50 Os, to pay the ex-employes Of the Sur
veyor's Department, was adopted.
The committee on the gas contract sub
mitted the following:
committee have the honor to report that they
have made contract with the New Orleans
Gas Light Company for one year from the
LIST day of January, 1875. to the 31st day OF
December, 1875, on the following terms:
All street lamps ... $26 "a per annum.
All market lamps ........ ~ "a per annum.
Forty Levee lights. w 43 so per annum.
All public buildings 50 per 1000 cubic feet.
Respectfully,
d. MCCARTHY,
E. P1LsBURY,
J. o. LANDRY.
The report was adopted.
An ordinance authorizing the Mayor to en-
ter into a contract by notarial act, in accord
ance with the above, was offered, and went
over on its second reading.
The following resolution offered by the Ad.
ministrator Of Finance was adopted:
Resolred, That q committee of three be ap-
pointed, Of which the Mayor shall be chair
man, to report upon the expediency and man
ner of calling conference of the holders OF
the bonded debt Of the city, in order to ascer-
tain if arrangements can be made with them
by which the interests of all parties may be
satisfactorily adjusted.
The following is the committee under the
resolution: Mayor Leeds, chairman; Admin
istrators Burke, Brown and Mccarthy.
A number of petitions and communications
were received and referred.
Among them was one from Friendship Fire
Company No. 3, Of the Seventh District, ask
ing that they be placed on the same footing
as the other companies of the district. Re-
ferred to the Committee Of the Whole.
Also petition from c. A. Whitney Il Co.,
agents of Chas Morgan, asking the privilege
Of extending their track some 400 yards, for
the purpose Of saving the expense of transfer
by shippers, which, it is estimated, amounted
to 4c. per barrel, and which has the effect Of
taking trade from the city. Referred to the
Committee of the Whole.
After the transaction of regular business
the Council adjourned.
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Leave your orders for choice turkeys for
Christmas at J. NJ Norich's. Canal and Camp
streets; only 20 cents pound.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A GRAND CONCERT

4 GRAND CONCERT
To he given by
THE YOUNG LADIES OF NEW ORLEANS.
nder the direction of Mr.. CURTIER with the
assistance of Mr.. LEvAIN, first premium of the
Royal Conservatory Of Bruxelles Flute Solo of the
Kings particular music, for the
Benefit of
st. VImcent's Infant Orphan Asylum.
Wednesday, December b,
At o'clock punctually: doors open at T. NJ;
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-A Steam Giist Mill. in perfect run
IL min. order. Ais" horse and ior-w nccel wagon.
Apply at 1916 Orleans street d29 III
r ANDINt; EN- STEAMSHIP VTKSRURG-
From Livcrp"ol.
81 eases Hnntley 4 Pan-r's Celebrated BIS
CUTS. a full assortment.
30 barrels Choice French PR MES.
II 0oO lbs Sottshell ALMONDS.
For sale in lots to suit by
SMITH 4 McKENNA,
-, -, g. and - Poydras street.
II ANDINt; EX STEAMSHIP MINNESOTA
From Liverpool
4o0 barrels Crosse 4. Blackw.Is fHOWCHOW,
MINED PICKLES. GERKINS, etc.
- eases half Pints Pns and Quarters Lea l.
P-rrns SAUCE.
For sail. bv SMITH & MckENNA
81 81 >. ami - P"y.Iia, street
r ANDfSG En- STEAMsIIrCIrY OF MERIDA
From Vera Cruz.
$40 bales Choice CORDOBA COFFEE
For sale hv SMITH 4 McKENNA
dso 81 s.; :; and - Poyras street.
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For good shoes at fair prices go to Bach
yanans, Is Camp street.
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ItOTTON SEED FOR PLANTING
All Varieties at Reduced Prices.
refer my friends and the public in general. to
with Temple s. Coons. Esq, no 81 Caron.lcef street
to whom have transferred my Cotton Seed Business
Prices reduced to suit the times
DOB 9tawtf WIN. NJ. PINCKARD.
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BANK NOTICES.

Bank Notice-The Twenty Fifth Day Of De.
re,nber Chistnas) and the first day Of January
next (New Years. being legal holidays the following
Banks, members OF the New Orleans Clearing House
Association, will he closed on those days.
Notes and bills falling due on said holidays will he
PAYABLE the day succeeding VIZ Saturday, the 10Th
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana.
Union National Bank.
Louisiana National Bank
State National Bank.
Mechanics and Traders Bank.
Ger1na1la National Bank
Louisiana Savings Bank.
New Orleans National Bank.
Hibernia National Bank.
Bank Of Lafayette.
Pike. Brother & Co.
Canal Bank.
Mutual National Bank.
Peoples Bank.
Bank of America.
ISAAC n. MAYNARD. Manager.
New Orleans Clearing House. Dec. u. lea.
'ls3 "a d 30 81 jail
Teutonia National Bank-In Liquidation
New Orleans, December %. 1s74.-The Shareholders
Ten Dollars per Share will In paid at the banking
house, No. y Camp street, on and after December
"a, 1874. FL BECK.
d!3 st Cashier.
Bank Of America1New Orleans. Dec: ~.
1274-At the election held the 10th inst. for Drc-
tors OF this Bank for the ensuing year, the follow Ing
gentlemen elected:
4 4 n E E,!1;2,InS J. SGHERcK,
&. j. LEEDS VIVIAN i BENTHUYsEN.
u. FATJO. \. TERTROC
F. W. TILTON. JNO. H. RARESHIDE,
JNO. l. ADAMS. J. TURCOTTE.
+. B. BRIGGS.
And at the meeting OF the Directors. this day, A.
NJ: Fo ri was unanimously %9 r. esre1 lr'seni
Bank Notice Union National Bank, New
r-ctors Of this Bank will be held at the banking
house. No. CarOndelet street, On MONDAY, the
18th day Of Ia%arynext between ,W the hours Of 10
dis lin
lIechanics' and Traders Bank-New Orleans.
December II. 1-'4-The annual election for nine Di-
rectOIs Of this Bank. to for year. will b
on the THIRD MONDAY OF JANUARY (the isthJ.
$50. between the hours Of 10 \. NJ and p NJ.
do tJals MOSES HARRIS, Cashier.
New Orleans National Bamk-New Orleans.
Dec. IL, 1s14.-The annual election for Twelve Di.
rectors OF this Bank to during the ensuing
will be held its Banking House On the 18th Of an
ar S ls Is from 10 o'clock An to- oeI"ck IN
Hibernia National Bank Of New Orleans,
New Orleans, December 10. 1s74-.An election for
Directors of this association serve the ensnin.
year. will he held at its Banking House. the second
do I'd Cashier.
Mutual National Bauk-New Orleans, Dec.
TO- 1o74-The annual election for Directors to serve
auc cLSulHe Will DC Htiu AT tHo
No. JOG Canal street. on TUESDAY. January II
1875 between the hours of 10 \. NJ. and 2 +. NJ.
do I'm JOSEPH Mitchell Cashier.
q Fed OATS SEED OATS SEED OAI,
300 sacks Choice BLACK SEED OATS.
300 -. WHITE OATS
1000 =. = GAIENA OATS.
.sw SEED RYE.
For sale by JOHN CALDER
Corner of Lafayette and Peters streets,
! dabIw Late New Leyee.
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OPERA HOUSE
4 REDUCTION OF PRICES.

In compliance with numerous requests to that
effect. and in consideration of the present state VI
business the manager Of the Opera has decided upon
u temporary reduction Of the prices OF admission.
From this date the price Of Paruett and First Tier
seats will be ~ So and Of the Second Tier at ~. On
Sundays all the seats. whether in the parsuette pit,
first and second tier chairs seats in boxes will b
one dollar. l.. PLACIDE CANONGE
New Orleans, Dec g, 1874. [d2. til Manager.
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Only 90 cents a pound for choice Christmas
turkeys at J. M. Norich's, corner Canal and
Camp. Leave your orders.
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Respectfully submitted,
THO. ID. MILLER,
Chairman Joint Committee.
EMORY CLAPp,
JOHN CHAFFE,
SAM J. KEITH,
E. III. WILSON,
Cotton Exchange.
r. S. RICKEY,
JNo. l. ADAMS,
Chamber of Commerce.
E. B. BRIGGS,
chairman Committee from Merchants Ex-
change. ...-. .-..... 9.
New Orleans, 1874.
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BALLS.

GRAND OPENING BALL
At
ST PATRIcKs NV HALL
Grand Dress Fancy Dress, Masquerade and Calico Ban
10 be given by tho
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS
On Saturday Evening. Dec. 20, 1874.
At st. Patricks Hall
-Committee Of Arrangement
NJ. Finnerty, w. j. Kelly James Heron,
Dan Owens, A. 0 Boyle, Jno Fitzpatrick.
Applications for invitations to be left at Jas Hen.
ron Of Claiborne and Gravier Streets At Dan
Owens corner Perdo and st. Charles streets; 1t =.
Gann0ns St. Louis and Vlliere Streets ct Te0
Gilmores corner Vaudeville Ond Victory streets. a
II. NJ u Mealle's, corner Magazine and Terpsichors
streets.
Sealed proposals for the bar restaurant and hat room
to he = with W. j. Kelly, corner Of Common and
Claiborne, and Dan Owens, corner St Charles aAA
PerdidO
n22 "a
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CAMERA OBSCURA.

CENTRAL PARK
CAMERA OBsCURA.
This Wonderful and Beautiful Display is on KxAi-
bition at
Corner Canal and Basin streets.
Frank Leslie says: "One of the wonders Of New
York is Central Park and the wonder of CeatsA
Park is the CAMERA OBSCURA. It 10 nas4
marvellous sight, and il emnently deserving q
visit"
Open from A. M to4PM.
Admission 10 cents-ClOsed on Sundays. d1 In
TxTKAoRDISAEY PHENOMENON
THE COLOSSAL YOUNG LADY OF THE
DAUPHINE.
AGE l9-WElGET 40 POUNDS
She is regarded the Greatest Wonder of the Aga
Open every day from II NJ. to9P.M.
SIS Canal street.
Admission. % cents; Children Is cents. dl9 St.
CAYETY THEATRE
" Corner Common and BaFonne seroo1D.
JAS FLYNNE. Proprietor and Manage.
CHAS. O. WHITE....... Director Of Amusems0h.
Admission only % cents.
This magnificent
SPECIALITY, VARIETY AND NOvELTY
Theatre, presents nightly array Of
TALENTED ARTISTS.
This Evening, LITTLE DOT. Miss NELLIE
BROOKS, Miss ABBIE FARNSWORTH, GEORGE
KURT, w. v. MALMBUKG, CHAS. L. BANKA
Miss DOLLIE DIAMOND, TOM WAKEFIELD
suppoted by our
STAR SPECIALITY COMBINATION.
Of .m
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OLIVES IN KEGS
lust Received from Marseilles--
20 Kegs OLIVES, Vertlales, New Crop. Also. in
store CLARETS. OLD SHERRY WINE. PORT,
RRANDIES, etc.
For sale by }. PLAISENT,
10, 4. No 3 St Louis street.
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WANTS.

WANTED-A small private family wishes to
w rent nice large front and hack parlor. neatly
furnished. Kitchen and servants room. il desired
Can be rented singly OF in suit. Remarkably low to
Il nice, quiet party. Address c. b. d., Bulletin
office. dr. IT
WANTED TO RENT-A farm Of hundred
w and sixty arpents. half OF which cleared
located six miles above Canal street, and fronting inn
mediately on the right bank OF the river. New
leveeS with large hattnre III front, land rich and
high with good residence and outo,ses. Inquire at
496 laonne street. from 12 NJ. to z. NJ. and from 5
to & p NJ d. 1t
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Notice to Stoclxholders-At q 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 OF Janl
ary 1870 The transfer book will be closed from the
oath of December to the 18th Of January inclusive.
DIR I'm WM 5 BROWN Treasurer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Public are hereby notified that have
withdrawn all powers of attorney granted by me,
and that one is empowered to sign my name.
VIM. c. TOMPKINS.
New Orleans. La Dec. 81 1a.4 da If
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As regards cotton freights, the following is
the com parative cost Of. transportation of COM
pressed cotton from Shreveport to Boston.
Providence, Fall River, Mass, by railroad,
and by the river and ocean route via New Or
leans.
By RAILROAD.
Freight from Shreveport to points as above
stated:
One bale cotton, 4S0 pounds at
81 ~ Is. .--..-- ~ ~
Insurance, by rail. .............
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Announcement - Having purchased the
Stock. Fixtures and good will OF KAN n CO. 5
Book and Stationery House and Select Library. No.
1870 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. &. EYE1CH.
New Orleans La Dec L. 1874. dis 1t
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BY RIVER AND OCEAN VIA NEW ORLEA,

ny RIVER AND OCEAN VIA NEW ORLEANS.
Freight from Shreveport to New
Orleans, one bale cotton ...$1 90
Freight from New Orleans to Bos-
ton, Providence, Fall River, Mas
sachusetts, including cost Of
transfer at New Orleans and New
York, one bale cotton, 4SO
pounds. at Zoe. ...............$3 IS
and marine insurance from Shreve-
port to points as above stated via
New Orleans, Through high wa
ter rate,) say on SG5 at Ii per
cent Observation-Disclosures. .....Sl IL
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WANTED-A private family desire to let with
w boarD. two we'll furnished and desirable
rooms overlooking j. cksOn Square on moderate
terms. Apply at No st. Peters street. dill tt
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ADJUSTMENTS,
VARIETIES THEATER-

VARIETIES THEATER-
Brief en ssx St the ,& gsg;sr artistic
Supported by Mr. J. G MccoEIG UNI and the enss.
r'e''', M sI;;': s41 Sss;:'sr a.
Wary ''' WEDNESDAY MATISEE, at u. ~
Lady Of Lyons.
,Aa' %EpYEsDAY SiIGiHT-EAsT LYME: "s'
''9 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. t1ssf' Mrs. u T. ''~sF'
FRIDAY-Elizabpth.
SATURDAY MATINEE-East Lynne:
SAT: sATURDAY NIGHT Lucretia Borgi ia. and
RIDwELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC
"a st Charles street next door to the Phoenix House.
Christmas Holiday Week.
INCREASED ATTRACTION.
Two Companies, Dramatic and Speciality.
Mafisees Wednesday and Saturday.
Twentieth Annual Christmas Gift Matinee FRI
DAY, Dec % 10000 ELEGANT TOYS
GIVEN AWAY.
children the vAIDIS TWIN SISTERS, only serves
years old. The most startling. graceful and daring
;ymnasts Of the age with large Corps of Specially
Artists will be introduced in the Sensational Drama
entitled
AFTER DARK,
Elegantly gotten up and powerfully cast GEORGE
KNIGHT as DICEY NORRIS
In active preparation the Oriental Spectacle a.
titled VALENTINE AND ORSEN, with nevs
Costumes, Scenery, Appointments, Mucic Marches.
Groupings etc.
Box Office open from A. NJ. to9P.M. da0H
CT CHARLES THEATER.
CHRISTMAS WEEK-GREAT HOLIDAY BILL.
Engagement of the Celebrated Comedian
MIR. f. >. CHANFRAU.
Sunday Evening, December 70,
And until further notice the thrilling drama Of
KIT,
THE ARKANSAS TRAVELLER
Kit Redling- ----..-..-..-.-.M Mr. f. s. Chanffau.
CHRISTMAS-Grand Kit Matinee at 12 NJ.
10000 Toys will he given away t. Childre1s
FRIDAY-Christmas- Of Mr.. +. S. Chanfrau.
SATURDAY-Kit Matinee at M.
Prices usual. do II
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OPERA HOUSE
Thursday Evening, Dec. "a, 1874.
LA FAVORlTE-;RAND OPERA.
FRIDAY, 25th Extraordinary Christmas NATL
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-23

"ANTED-TwO three single Gentlemen in
w private family. where there Gre other
boarler>, at the most liberal rates. Address, with
good reference, Lock BOX 244O, r. o., NO d20 3t*
CLOTHING CLERKS WANTED-TwO energetic
~ Clothing Clerks wanted mt COiAN'S CLOTH
ING HOUSE. ~ Canal street. None need apply but
those who have thorough knowledge Of the retail
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