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THE COURTS.
United States Circuit Court.

taOscar Boutte falling to appear as juror,
md also failing to assign good cause for his
bsence, was ordered to pay fine of $50.
y The Grand Jury was called into count;
twenty-five members answered to their names
and retired.
They having failed to come to an agree
ment after due deliberation, the judge order
ed that they be dismissed until Tuesday next,
at II A. NJ
Chas. Case, Receiver of the First National
Bank of New Orleans, Frank F. Case substi-
tute, VS.. E. F. Lavillebeuvre.- in
favor of plaintiff. Verdict for $500 and costs.
United States VS.. F. Dudenhefer, charged
with embezzlement, pleaded not guilty. Bail
fixed at $4,000; furnished.
Superior Criminal Court.
State vs.. John w. Ward.-C 81. Luzen-
burg, Esq, of counsel. filed a motion in thi,
case to admit the accused to bail, on the
grounds that he is confined in the Parish
Prison of this parish, charged with no offense
whatever" but is simply held under an order
Of the Judge of the Superior Criminal Court,
directing that be be held to await the action
of the Grand Jury of the parish of st. Der
nard, and that the next term of meeting Of
the District Court for the parish Of
St. Bernard is fixed. by section 1929 of the
Revised Statutes, for the third Monday in
March, 1876; and further, that the three others
Robert Harris, r. S. Dennee and Jam 8
Kain) recently before the Superior Criminal
Court on the same Indictment with the sid
John w. Ward, were at once released on bail
in the sum of $4,000 each.
He asked that it be ordered by the Court
that the said John w. Ward be discharged
from custody on his furnishing bond in the
same sum and on the same conditions as was
lately ordered by this Court, in the case OF
Harris Dennee and Kahn. Motion fixed for
hearing on Saturday, the 18th.
CONTINUED.
State VS.. James McGarrihan, charged with
shooting with dangerous weapon with in
tent to kill Fixed for December "a.
State VS.. Jim Martin, charged with shoot
ing with dangerous weapon with intent to
kill. Fixed for December "a.
vERDICTs.
State vs. James Reed, charged with as
sault and battery. Not guilty.
State vs.. Mrs. Cesaire, alias Maria Wash
ington, charged with grand larceny.
ARRAIGNED.
State VS.. George Morris, charged with the
killing of Sarah johnson on the morning OF
November Goth last The accused when
brought to the bar of the court. carried out
his oft-expressed intention, and pleaded
guilty. The Court refused to entertain the
plea, and appointed Hugh J. Campbell, Esq,
as counsel for the accused The prisoner,
after having had time to consult with his
counsel, will be permitted to plead again.
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fla person desires smoke the incompar-
able Grand Point Pe1e in all its purity and
excellence, let him tRicaud's premium Pc
rique cigarettes, enveed in corn husks.
The general agent Mr.. Ricaud, VIM. I.
Brooks, 43 Natchtz let, has just returned
from St. James. and made arrangements
to keep constant suE on hand. Hereto
fore he has been une to keep supply,
owing to the large dead. Try Ricaud's CT
garetIes, and our VICTOR it, you will never
smoke tobacco in anger form.
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POLITICAL.


Hall First Word Central Democratic CUB,
Brown Hail. MelpOmene street. between ST Charies
and Prytania-New Oglea 8, December IA lSIo-In
accordance with call from the Parish COMMITTEE
there will be a meeting of this club on THURSDAY
EVENING, December 16 at o'clock All Conserv.
alive citizens of the Ward are invited.
BY order of j. H. GLOVER, PRESIDENT
~ MCCARTHY Secretary dis MEAN
Seventh Wa,d Central Dem cratic and Con.
servatire Club.-Will meet on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, December Is, 1875. at o'clock, corner
Claiborne and Lapeyrouse streets, to select Judges
and Clerks of election for Delegates to be held
December 80.
JAMES D. EDWARDS, President.
FMARIN Secretary dl4 NAE
Thirteenth Ward Democratic Club will Meet
ut the White House, corner Tchoupitoulas ana va
lence streets on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the
18th December, 1875, at 1880 o'clock.
W. E. CLARKE
d14 Tu&We* President.
Second Ward.-To tho Democratic and Con,
sentative Citizens of the Second Ward.-There vi |
be meeting of the Central Club THU RSDAY
EVENING, Dec % at ~ O'clock at Minerva Hall,
on Clio street. Prytana, to select Judges and
Commissioner f,r the approaching election OF Deli
gates. Election Dec. 80.
W. T. HOUSTON,
President Second Ward Central Democratic Club
Il. +. GRAHAM, Sec'y dr. lOt1
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treasure Tr0Yn

When Jone Sharon, and their partners,
struck their ig Bonanza mine, they were
very poor me, and it was called lucky
cnance-nothig more. Dat of every hun
bred thousan men who have gone into
mining, it ha been calculated that only ten
win fortune which is about one IN every
ten thousand. The very liberal scheme, the
Golden Drawg of the Louisiana State Lot
terry Company,ives one chance in six. This
they are enable to do on their large capital
and resources,as we'll as the number Cf
tickets that ha' already been sold. At drst
it was feared til prizes might be scaled, but
it is now annoned tney will be paid in full,
and that posKely no postponement will
take place. Wadvise ali those who intend
taking tickets tdo so at once, that they may
be sure to s:Ge their tickets. 1t is very
plain that sonoody must win the prizes.
They Will all berawn they will all be paid.
1t is r1uch belr to invest little money
with The prospt of splendid return, than
to throw it aN on Injuries or spend it
reckIessly. Tx of this, ali who have
faith in their ucky star" Fortune pours
out her bountiesn December 27-not before,
and perhaps ne. afterward, for hundreds OF
people who wilhave missed their golden
opportunity.
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A darkey who was sooping to wash his
hands in creek didn't notice the peculiar
actions of goat inst behind him, so when he
scrambled out of the water and WAS asked
how it happened, he answered: 81 dunno
'zactly; but 'peared as eff de shore kinder
histed and frowed me-"
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The bankrupt sale Of dry goods, cloths
carpets, and hundreds of other prime and
seasonable articles, continues at No. 100 Canal
street, Messrs. Montgomery being the auc-
tioneers. 1t is a rare thing that such an ex-
tensive and valuable assortment of goods are
offered at auction in New Orleans, and ladies
or gentlemen in want of dry goods would
greatly benefit themselves if they would
attend this sale. Sales are had each morning,
afternoon and eYanino.
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A colored woman in Macon, Ga, wrote to
her husband in South Carolina: You rote
me word you was comm hum soon, and You
have not KUN. So am korting now; am
goin' to git marrid, and goin' ava from
Georgy. l rename ynre wife"
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OPERA BoUFT - Mr.. c. A. Chizzola's
French Opera Bffe Company inaugurated a
short season of fr nights and matinee on
Monday EVENING" the Opera House, with
the decidedly Doe opera of "La Timbale
d'Argent." Tn opera had never before
been sung in thisty, and there was quite a
curiosity to hear, owing to the many re-
ports OF its piquay and attractiveness. AS
a consequence, the was quite large attend
auce at the OperHouse last evening, and
suffice it to say we're generally pleased
with their visit. IA. Geoffroy as Media sang
and acted exceeding well, as also did Mile.
Nardynn as Mull,and the duett between
these two at the Gle of the first act was an
admirable bit of v.lization. Mile. Duparc
was very clever as chtel, and Mons. Du-
plan as Raab was lI1s element; he seemed,
as indeed he was, eadlng familiar boards
and acting to many niliar faces, SO full of
vim and dash was hifort.
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CITY COUNCIL.

The City Council met at noon, yesterday,
Hon. G. j. Leeds, Mayor, in the chair, and
Administrators Burke, Bertoli. Brown, Lam
dry, Mccarthy and Bouny present.
The joint monthly report of the Admins
traitors of Finance and Public Accounts, for
November, was received. 1t showed the fol-
lnuinu.
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Danbury Neeos: President Grant having
commenced the preparation of his message,
the Secretary of State will not receive visitors
until it is finished.
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Blackman's Commercial College, 131 Caronde.
let. Terms reduced. See advertisement
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VIM. Jenningss CHI. C. Verdigrs, by Versailles,
dam Belle Brandon; 100 pounds. ...... l
W. I. Links Oh. C. George Graham, by
Rogers, dam Sunshine, by Engineer; 100
R. l. J. Rowett's b. +. Jennie Rowett, by Uncle
Vic. dam Mamona, by imp. Sovereign; 81
A. Warders Oh. c. Pompeys Pillar, by Uncle
Vic, dam Amanda Buford, by Revenue;
Time, mile, i:5o-2 miles, $40. =
SECOND RACE-Club Purse $500; one mile, with
100 pounds each; three year olds to carry their
proper weight 500 to first $50 to second, s25 to
third.
H. Askeys Dr. m. Ella Harper, aged. by Rebel,
dam Mary Kimbrow; 81 pounds. ......... l
W. T. Linck's CHI. c. George Graham, 3y. o.,
by Rogers, dam Sunshine; 80 pounds. 2
W. Cottrill's Oh. +. Puss Broadnax. 8 y. o., by
Daniel Boone, dam Emeline; 81 pounds. 8
James II. Sumner blk. c. Startle. 5 Y. o., by
West Roxbury, dam Nora Worth; 80
pounds. Observation-Disclosures. ............... 0
L. Broadnax's CHI. f. Carrie Fish. By. o., by
Daniel Boone, dam by Bill Cheatham; 81
M. Welsh's b. g. Port Leonard, aged; by YOU
cher, dam Prunella; 81 pounds. ......... 0
VIM. Brady's b. +. Molle B., 8 y. O., by Judge
Leonard, dam by Lexington; 81 pounds 0
Time, 1:47.
THIRD RACE-Club Purse $500, Tor all ages
$500 to first, 500 to second two mile heats.
II. Askey's b. c. Sam Harper, Y. o., by
Rebel dam Mary Kimbrow, by Rupee;
104 pounds Observation-Disclosures. l l
J. MsMshous CHI ~ GiIbuED a. = O., By
F. o. Minors b. h. Falmouth, aged, by
Planet, dam Red Rose; lis pounds. -. dist
Jackson & Coz CHI. c. Oxmore, y. o., by
Bay Dick, dam by Oliver; 104 pounds dist
W. Cottrill's b. c. Col. Michigan, y. o., by
-. Harry of the West, dam Emeline; lU4
~ Time. 3:44-s5o.
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PORK, ETc-Our worthy friend, Mr.. E. X,
Converse, the we'll known produce merchant
"a Magazine street, has for sale. to arrive and
in store, large stock of dry sailed shoulders,
mess pork, prime mess, extra prime and
rump pork, breakfast bacon, superior beet,
ETC., to which we direct the attention of the
trade
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Buy your buggy and carriage of L. T. Madiux,
81 Carondelet street, New Orleans.
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And various DlllS, making, with the above,
grand total of $9437 As:
The following was adopted:
Whereas, controversy has existed be-
tween the city of New Orleans and the Canal
Street, City Park and Lake Railroad concern
ing the repairs of the streets through which
the track of said company has been laid, the
grade of said streets having been changed;
BE 1t resOlued, That in consideration of the
agreement by said company to restore Gus
tomhouse and Bienville streets to the new
grade line, in good order, and in further con-
sideration of the agreement of said company
to pave one side of Basin street, from Canal
to Bienville street, with the cobble stones
now on Basin street belonging to the city
all said work to be done at the expense of the
said company, the city of New Orleans will
pay to the Canal Street, City Park and Lake
Railroad Company sum not to exceed $1,000,
after the completion of said work, and upon
the approval by the Administrator of I'm
provements and the City Surveyor.
Be 1t further rescued, That the Mayor be
and he is hereby authorized to enter into
notarial agreement with the president of said
company, for the purposes herein expressed.
On the petition of merchants for crossing
at the corner of Poydras and Water streets,
the Administrator of Improvements reported
favorably.
Asylum, reported that during the last quarter
the expen ditures amounted to $l106; cash on
hand $435 81.
resolution of welcome to the State Grange
of Louisiana was adopted.
On the petition of citizens of the Fifth and
Sixth Districts relative to drainage In the said
districts the Committee of the Whole reported
"that financial considerations do not author
ize the purchase or operation of drainage
machine at Orleans street." but that steps
will be taken to excavate the Orleans and
Broad street canals.
The following report was received and
adoped:
To the Hon. Mayor and Administrators:
Your committee have the honor to report
that they have made q
CONTRACT WITH THE NEW ORLEANS GAS LIGHT
COMPANY
for two years, from the 1st of January. 1876,
to the 3lst December, 1877, on the following
erns:
Ali street lamps. ............ f29 II per annum.
All market lamps .........S3 3 Al per annum.
40 Levee lamps. ............$ 45 70 per annum.
The burners upon the lamps and the time
for lighting same to remain as in the present
contract, the Council reserving the right,
at any time during contract, of increasing the
burners three feet per hour on all the lamps,
at the following rates, viz: Street and Lsvee
lamps $40, and market S45.
An ordinance authorizing the Mayor to en-
ter into the necessary notarial acts in accord
ance with the above was adopted.
A number of communications and petitions
were received and appropriately referred.
Among them was one from President Van
Orden, of the Drainage Company, calling on
the Administrator of Improvements to lay out
work, in accordance with Act No. 80 of 1871,
and notifying him that if he did not do so,
the com pany would proceed for damages.
A motion to adjourn prevailed.
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Buy your buggy aud carriage of L. T. Maddux,
So Carondele, street, New Orleans.
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Waits and To Rent inserted in the BULLETIN for
fifty cents.
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Office OF New Orleans City Railroad Conn
pany No 124 Canal street. New Orleans, December
l. 1s75-The annual election for Directors or this
company will be held at the office, No. 12I Canal
street, on MONDAY, the Goth inst, between the
hours Of 10 A. NJ. and p. M.
de too c. G. LEWIS, Secretary
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Summaries.

LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB.--FdR Meeting- Sec
ond Day-New Orleans, Tuesday, December IA,
lS75.-FIRsT RACE-The Orleans Stakes. for colts
and tillies then three years old s25 entrance,
p p., with $500 added second horse to receive
800, and the third $50; two miles.
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Special Notice-To BoyOu LafOurche ship
pers-S,eamer Robert Young will reu ain in the
Bayou Lafourche trade permanently leaving every
SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY reports to the con-
trary not ilbstandipg. W. ii. DANIEL
Gil If Owner steamer Robert Young.
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New Orleans November 10, 1S7j.-M MIR.
JOHN V. MOORE is this day admitted partner in
our house and the firm name is changed to PRITCH-
ARD BICKHAM e. co.
PRITCHARD & BICKHAM,
MI I'm No. 1872 Gravier street.
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Wants and To Rent inserted in the BULLETIN for
fifty cents
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Once of NJ w Orleans City Railroad CO m.
pany 1914 Canal street.-New Orleans, December
O. 1S75-At a meeting OF the Bo ard of Directors
held on the 9Th inst, Dividend Of Three Dollar s
per share was declared pa able to the stockholders
on and after January l 1876.
The transfer books will be closed for ten days pre-
vioIs to that date. c. C. LEWIS,
dlOtia1 Secretary.
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Mutual National Bank, New Orleans, Dec
10, 1s75-The annual election for nine Directors to
the ensuing year will be held az the Banking
House. LOG Canal street TU ESDA4, the 18th
January next, between the hours OF IL A. NJ; ana
i. M. JOSEPH MlICHEL, CASHIER.
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Special Notice to ShipH ers.-FrOm this date
through bills ladirg will be given to all stations on
Texas and Pacific International and Great Northern
and Texas Central Railroads. via Red River.
NJ w. JOYCE,
d5 If Agent Texas Pacific Railway Co.
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Office of the n w Orleans Insurance COmpa-
nv New Orleans 18th Dec, 1675-Notice is hereby
given that in conf rrsty with article sixth Of the
charter of this coppsny, the annual etction Of
Twelve Directors to serve during the ensuing year,
will be held at this office, canal and Camp
streets Oh MONDAY, eth December, 1875 between
the hours OF 10 A. NJ. and =. NJ.
dl1 I'd J.. W. HINCKS, Secretary.
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Railroad.-St'ck holders in this Company will please
notice that the last instalment of Ten Per Cent
their stock is due and payable at the Office Of the
Company the 22d inst.
By order of the Board of Directors.
dO lot r. NJ HARRISON Secretary
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The Louisiana National Bank of New Or
leans-New Orleans Dec. IL, 1375.-The annual cleo
ton of Directors o. this bank serve the ensuing
DAY, the 18th of Janu Try, 1876 between the hours
of 10 A. NJ and 2 r. NJ
die I'd A. LURIA Cashier.
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CooSTINuED ca LAST PAGE,
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Office of the New HarbOr Protection Conn
pany.-New Orleans, December Z, 1S75.-NOtice IS
hereby given that the annual election TO- seven Di
rectots to for the ensui year wi be held at
the office of the Comrany, on Common street. on
TUESDAY, the I'D inst, between the hours OF II NJ.
and 2 =. M. L. w. BAQUlE,
d. l5t Secretary Pro Tenn.
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Once New Orleans and CarrOIItOn Railroad
Company New Orleans December g. 1S75.-The an
nua election for Directors of this Company Will take
place, according TO law, on MONDAY, January 8,
1876 between the hours Of 10 a. M. and 9 p. M, at
the Office No. II Baronne street.
d3 I'm z MCBRIDE Secretary.
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Attention Third Ward DemOcrats.-There
will be meeting of the Central Club of this Ward.
on THURSDAY EVENING December %, at 1870
O'clock at Mechanics Institute Dryades street, to
select Judges Commissioners and Clerks for the ap
preaching election of Delegates Elect on December
30 j. X 8 SELLECh,
President Third Ward Central Democratic Club.
THOS EGAN JR.. Secretary. dl4 lot
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$5l. I'D OF
Total collection to Nov. Of tax 1875 So 0O3 1874 40
An ordinance providing for the payment of
the following amounts was adopted:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Special No ice to Red River >hippers-The
LA BRLLE will leave TODAY for Grand Ecnre
and way landings; the BELLE ROWLAND
THUR bay. going through to Shreyep1rt the
DURFEE and BONNIE LEE SATURDAY.
dis M. W. JOYCE Ill Gravier street.
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Once Board of Underwriters-New d. leans,
Dec Vs. 1s75.-Consignees having open river policies
with companies composing this board. are hereby
titled that shipments per steamboat W. j. Behan, re-
Gently sunk in Red River wi not be covered under
their policies until he shall ha received
tifcate of her Illness from the River Inspe0
tor of this board By order of the board:
dl53t GEO. MATHER, Secretary.
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"ANTED-A private family residing az No. 8
w St Peter street, fronting on Jackson Square
desire 10 rent two front rooms to gentlemen gen.
flenen and their wives, with without board.
r2,r
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Chr Bullrtin.
PARAGRAPHS.

Among the resolutions passed by Tue
late drrs, reform convention held In Nor-
crstcr, Mass. are the following.
Rcso1-si. That women on muddy walks
In pants and short skirts appear more
modest than those in trails, or those
holding skirt, 50 high a. TO expose what
women In pant, purpuscly conceal.
R,,9ire'. That the Congress OF the
United States be- requested to define the
length Of womeu's dress, the material she
shall use in covering her limbs or that
il shall pass an act making it a penal Oh
fcnse oranyNoycrnmcnt officer to deprive
woman Of any position because she re-
fuses TO drcs, according TO hi, dicia-
ton.
Resoic,7, That auti-nshion dcyo,ecs
are following in the wake Of the brave
who fought for the negro, freedom un-
der 1.-THE cold worlds BAN thirty years
ago. and whose names arr immor-
tlli2cd
Rss91rs1. That the failure OF most Of
these heroes to stand with rs to-day and
strike for woman'S emancipation from
q bondage more cruel aud blighiing in
10, effects on humanity than any slavery
not self imposed must b. attributed the
purblndncS,. timidi'y aud cvla..' Of hui
man dOtagr.
Rssoi.s3. THAT the present conserve
tive attitude oi certain -O-Calitd drt>>
rrformcr, can only Doe accounted Tor CH
the theory ut q prescription iu-nr1r9hl.
from -plh~hug,s and pride.
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