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ing triumphant entry into Madrid, left that
country never to return. m e-io-5e 81
The pretext of this change was the war
with Austria, but as this was brought to a
successful issne in 1909, and Napoleon spent
the whole period embraced between 1910 and
1911 in his palace of the Tuilleries, Mr.. Littre
suggests that he left the Spanish war to be
conducted by his lieutenants, because he had
no taste for the mode Of fighting which had
to be adopted in Spain against guerilla bands
which were repeatedly beaten without ever
being destroyed, against cities which the entire
population stubbornly held against the fiercest
onslaushts of the regular troops, whilst a
small but well organized and admirably COM
manded British force under Wellineto
lent effective support to the Spanish in
surgents, and skillfally availed itself of
every opportunity to strike telling blows
without ever allowing itself to be
dragged into action against superior odds.
In this six years struggle, the defensive sys-
tenn proved far superior to the ohensive--and
it is Mr.. Littre's judgment that Napoleon
could neither have conceived nor executed
what Wellington achieved by a strict ad.
herence to that line Of strategy.
In the great Russian invasion, in which
Napolean took comuand of the largest and
best appointed army that had ever beer
brought together for such purpose, and in
which he had to deal with an inferior force,
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Grand Excursion to- the Passes.

Grand Excursion to- the Passes.
On SUNDAY MORNING, July 4, the elegant
steamer ST. Mary, Fred Probst master, will leave
her wharf foot of Cont steeet, Excursion Trip
to Southwest and South Passes, returning on Monday
evening A band of music has been engaged, and a
ball will be given at Pilot Town Sunday night. The
best of fare will be provided Price for the round
trip, including everything 81 so. Tickets can be
bought at rs or 166 Poyfras street iv1
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Do You suffer from dyspepsia or indiges-
ton? II SO, give Marsden's Zarsaparilia a
trial, and we guarantee cure.
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Lieut.. Col. Long, formerly the editor of a
newspaper in Maryland, and now an officer
in the service of the Khedive of Egypt
the Nile, in south latitude l deg 80 min,
and between Urondogani and Uganda. He
reports that on his way up the Nile he and
his little army of two men were attacked by
four hundred Of Keba Rega's men, whom he
repulsed with loss to the assailants of
eighty-two killed, including two of the Mton-
goli chiefs, but without suffering any damage
to his own party. Col. Long recommends
that the Khedive send hundred soldiers to
''wipe out" Keba Rega and take possession
Of his country, in which case he says Egypt
would become the depot of ivory for the
world.
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AIDES FAIR
For the Benefit of the
NEW ST. MICHAELS SCHOOL,
Commencing Thursday, 3lst inst.
In the splendid New st. Nichacs Hall, opposite
AnnuncatiOn Square, First District
The following is the order:
St Patrick 8 table presd over by Mrs. Deeves
St. AlphOnsus table. Mrs. Oh. D0nnellv
St Theres.'s table Mrs. Qnrk and Miss N. Gibney
st Michael School and Sanctuary table Miss Warner
White League table Miss Ennis and Mrs Johnston
Young Ladies table Misses Farrell and Reilly
Picayune table. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mrs. =. J. Reillv
Jacobs Well-whose contents have very refresh
ing effect, and which will be served by Misses M
BrOderick aud Greene
The St Louis Literary Society, popular through
their performances in st. TheTesas Hall will bD
there lew nights to enven the occasion. Also the
stirring strains Of wellknown Brass Band will not
add little to the pleasure of visitors to the Fair
Altogether ST. Mchaels Fair promises to be the enter
tiiiiineht oI the season. jail 12t
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A striking instance of the power of the
imagination over the human organism has
just attracted some attention in Paris. A
poor old matchmaker, Frederic Stiebmann,
who lived in the Rue des Halles, has been
the prey of a singular delusion for the past
few months. He imagined that his soul has
passed from his body into peculiar watch
which he had invented, and upon which he
had worked for twenty years. "On the day
that my watch stops" Stebmann was wont to
say, 81 shall die. My life has become sub
ordinated to that of the watch" A few days
ago the watch began to run irregularly. at
first too FAST then too slow. 81 am very i'll, -
said the old man, and he took to his bed.
Two days later the watch stopped. Stieb-
mann noticed the unmoving hand, he rose to
a sitting position, uttered cry and fell back
dead.
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BALLS.

9 SUBSCRIPTION BALL
INDIVISIBLE FRIENDS COMMANDERY No l.
JACQUES DE MOLAY COMMANDERY No. 9
ORLEANS COA1MANDERY No. g.
Under the auspices of the
GRAND COMMANDERY KNIGHTS TEMPLAR,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
On Wednesday Evening, January ~. 1878.
EXPOSITION BUILDING.
BOARD OF MANAGERS:
Sir J. q. A. Fellows p. G.. NJ.
Sir Joseph p. HOrnor, X. +. g.. c.
Sir Rufus L. Bruce, +. Gen.
Sir John A. Peel V. E. ID. G. G.
Sir w. L. Stanford Z. G.. c. G..
INVISIBLE FRIENDS NO. l.
sirJ G. Fleming, p. E. Sir L. w. Holman, p. E.
Sir rs + Hopkins, Jr, p. Sir sirs. Aston, Jr,
Sir Berry Russell &c. Sir a. F. cleveland.
Sir Geo. Soule c. g. Sir d. r. Graham
Sir +. Bell Sir John Thorn
Sir D. A. DePas. " ''''A
JACQUES DE MoLAY NO. 9.
Sir J. A. Stevenson d. G. Sir James B. Scot p E. C..
G. Sir Robert Strong, c. G.
Sir d. c. Johnston, G.. Sir Geo. W. Race.
Sir John H. Ludwigsen. Sir Charles Chafe.
Sir f. N. Thayer Sir b. J, Montgomery.
Sir E. A. YOrke. Sir j. X. Mitchell.
Sir David Hughes
ORLEANS NO. 3.
Sir W. R. Whitaker P. Sir Geo. Baldey, p f. c.
H. l. e. u. ..
Sir j. A. Walker Sir Harmon Doane.
Sir Albert Baldwin. Sir l.. II. Gardner.
Sir +. Heath. Sir w. II. Botnger.
Sir J. J. Mciinnis
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Indivisible Friends No. /. Jacques de Molay No g.
Sir G. w. Carey. Sir Albert Eyrici
Sir p. Bell. Sir Fred Holyland.
Sir f. M. Ivens. Sir E. G. Bullard
Sir w. +. Cleveland Sir K. G. Eyrich.
Sir u. A. DePas. Sir Frank II. Wilson.
Orleans No. 3.
Sir E. f. Adams, Sir ThOs Henry, Jr,
Sir l. j. Rodgers, Sir Louis Power,
Sir Jas. H. ROthwell.
subscriptions will be received by the above board
of managers Or the Sir knights of the different
manderes to whom application for ladies' invitations
should lie maize
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
Sir Joseph II. DeGrange, p. q g., Chairman.
Sir Sam NJ. Todd z. G. c. Sir Harvey Cree, z. e.
Sir A. Hero Jr., G.. Sir w. L. Stanford, &. G.
Sir ALI Isaacson, G..
Sir j. w. Carey, Sir John ". Madden, E. Z.
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PROVISIONS. WESTERN PRODUCE.
p. A. FINNEY s. CO..
Offer for sale at lowest market price,
600 lbs dry sailed SHOULDERS.
$4,000 =. =. clear rib SIDES.
$4,000 >. =. clear :.
5000 :. ;. HAMS.
Is cask BACON CLEAR SIDES.
25 >. :. RIB SIDES
Is :. =. SHOULDERS.
Is hf. casks Bacon =.
so tierces choice Sugar Cured HAMS, can
vased.
10 tierces choice Sugar Cured ;. un-
canvased.
so iierces choice Refined LARD.
50 hf bbls choice Refined .
200 kegs =. :.
200 bbls CORN MEAL, kiln dried.
Is boxes BREAKFAST BACON.
20 bbls choice PIG TONGUES.
200 kegs PIGS FEET.
so firkns =.
In store and for sale.
P. A. FINNEY & CO.,
jail 70 Magazine street.
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Amendments to the Charter of ,Fe Iou,.;nu,
ARIIEICIAL STONE CONpA

Amendments to the Charter of the Louisian
ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY:
Article second is amended by altering the words
Two INJURED shares to six hundred shares" Also
by striking out land have been paid cash" and by
adding after the words recover by law ''or the
Company may institute suit to compel payment of
such instaments"
Article thi. I'd is amended by striking ont but no
one stakeholder shall vote fifty shares Also
by altering the word five" to Seven"
Article seventh is amended by adding after the
words ." three fourths of all stockholders the
words present who shall hold at least two-thirds
of the shares Of the capital stock"
Also, after the words two consecutive meetings :"
til" words one of which shall be regular monthly
and one shall he general meeting convened for that
purpose"
l, the undersigned Acting Secretary of the Louisi
ana Artificial Stone Company do hereby certi that
the above is an act from act passed before nO
&. Eustis, Notary Public the 10Th day of January
1915 and recorded in the office of the Recorder Of
Mortgag for the city of New Orleans, State Of Lou
isana and that the above amendments were duly
acted upon by the Stockholders OF the Louisiana Ar
tlcial stone Company in accordance with the pro-
visions of the Charter
New Orleans, Jan. IL, 1875.
W. E. FERSLER,
Jal9 5tIu Acting Secretary.
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NEWS FOR CHEwERs.-Mr. j. P. Sarrazin,
the celebrated tobacconist, of SO and 90
Chartres and IS Poydras streets, seeing the
necessity of bringing into existence new
specie Of the weed, now offers to the public
a new brand Of chewing tobacco, styled the
Delight We have received sample of the
same, and not only find it full of rich sub
stance, but possessing rich and aromatic
flavor. We wish Mr.. Sarrazin success with
his new blessing to chewers.
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AMERICAN GYMNASIUM.

1O3--..........St. Charles Street. 100
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT UNTIL 10 P. n.
This Institution is the best and only resort tos
the relief Of the Debii.ated, Mental and Ply.
steal organization.
Terms-Only $12 per annum.
Adult classes, Tuesday and Friday, 7:30 p. Il.
Juvenile Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from
$50 to $50 P. NJ, at the rate Of 81 per month
payable monthly in advance.
HARRY HAMMERSLEY
Maitre d'Ar1nes and Manager.
n26 3m TuFrsu
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THE CITY.

A RAID ON THE BUNKo DENs AT THE Heal
OF CANAL STREET.-Sergeant Slabowski, with
about five or six men, made raid on the
gambling bells on Canal street. from Front to
Wells streets, and hauled in forty-three of the
inmates. This is good move on the part OF
the police, and if it is only followed up we
may count on seeing every one of these low
dens closed up for good in short time.
In carrying out this swindle strangers are
robbed almost every day, of sometimes all
they own by this same crowd of thieves, who
have infested that locality for SO many years.
SHooT1NG-About $50 o'clock last evening
difficulty occurred corner Of Ursulines and
Marais streets, between two men named John
Vigers and Nelson SEVERN, in which the lat
ter was shot and slightly wounded in the
thigh by the former, who made his escape
SEVERN was sent to his residence on Marais
street, between st. Philip and Dumaine
where he received the proper medical atten-
ton.
BROKE Hrs JAw-About 6 o'clock Monday
morning boy named Abraham Rosenstein,
aged Is years, fell to the banquette at the cor
ner of Dryades and Perdido streets, breaking
his lower right jaw and otherwise iDjuring
himself. He was sent to his residence on
Cont street, between Burgundy and Rampant.
CouAh JOHANNESBURG party OF paICleS I'M
known, last night opened hogshead of sugar
on the levee, and helped themselves to nearly
all OF the sugar contained therein. AS no po-
lice were in the immediate vicinity, the thieves
escaped with their booty.
CHARGED WITH MURDER-Office johnson,
at 7:l5 o'clock last night, captured one Daniel
Green, alias Happy Dan, at the corner of Julia
and Tchoupitoulas streets, and brought him
to the First Precinct Station, where he was
locked up charged by the officer, from
Information received, with having murdered
one Louis Willis, alias VIM. Lindsey.
ROBBERY -Percilla WASHINGTON was ar
rested at the corner of Dryades and Union
streets yesterday, by the officer on that beat,
who charged her, from information received,
with robbery, committed about a month ago
in her old haunt on Burgundy street, between
Cont and Bienville.
SUDDEN DEATH. About half-past IL o'clock
yesterday, Mr.. H. L. Mcconnell, aged about
~ years, died su ddenly at the corner of Com
mon and Carondelet streets Coroner Chas-
tant held an inquest, and the jury gave
verdict that the deceased came to his death
from congestion of the brain.
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RIDwELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC

Last week of the greatest of American actresses
Miss LUCILLE WESTERN supported by the nonn
lar actor. Mr. W. II. WHALLEY, and the Acade-
my's Talented Dramatic Company.
Monday and Tuesday Jan. 1S and 49, the powerfn1
play entitl d LEAH THE FORSAKEN, Miss West
ern as the Jewish Maiden, Leah; Mr. W. H. Whailev
as the Ap0state jew.
Wednesday, Jan. 90 complying with the mary an
plicatons, Miss Western will repeat EAST LYNNE
Miss Western in her great specially, Lady isabelle
and Madame Vine
Thursday JAM 81 last representation of Miss West
ems great creation, Nancy Sykes, in OLIVER
TWIST.
Western
Saturday, Jan. %, Last Western Matinee
In activepreparation Mr. Augustin Daley UNDER
The GASLlGHT. jail If
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ISIONS-PROVISIONS-
200 barrels overweight MESS PORK
100 barrels lightweight MESS PORK
so half barrels FAMILY MESS PORK,
100 tierces REFINED LARD
800 buckets REFINED LARD
50 terces choice PACKERS LARD
$4,000 pounds D. S. SHOULDERS
10000 pounds d. S. CLEAR RIB SIDES
40 casks CLEAR BACON
% casks CLEAR RIB BACON
10 casks BACON SHOULDERS
200 barrels CORN MEAL.
Plants Extra Choice Family XXX and Xxx FLOUR.
KEEP e. RAYMOND,
jail st u and 70 Poydras street.
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Our energetic and popular friend, Mr.. W.
j. Bovard, 80 Tchoupitoulas street, repre-.
sentlng the celebrated house of Quinlan Bros.
y Co., distillers, st. Louis, is now selling
large quantities of those justly celebrated
brands OF whiskies "Sour NASH" ''Big
Spring, sold Crow 'McGregor" of 1869. and
peach Run" of 1862 Our mercantile friends
dealing in the Whistles would do well to give
Mr.. Bovard call.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FURNISHED ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
e Board--ThOse who desire handsomely furnished
rooms in . central locality, either with or without
board, can be suited by applying ct No. 1856 julia
street, between Carondelet and St. Charles s4esta
Terms reasonable "A
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE-64O acres of land black sandy soil
Il fronting one and onefourth miles on the Houston
and Texas Central Railroad, near Brazos River one
mile from depot. Prairie and timber; good creek
water; suitable for cotton; fine settlement; schools
near by: fine farms and good society all around Or
estate Price low Apply to H. NJ. Robinson, Real
Estate Agent, p and "a Commercial Place. ja15 ct
LNOR SALE-ROCKLAND LINE
A small cargo of Reckland LINE for sale low to
close consignment.
WOODWARD WIGHT,
ja14 ct Corner Thalia and Front streets.
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The New York Tribune thus briefly sums
up and disposes of the Presidents message
As history Of Louisiana politics for two
years past, it is curiously inexact; as a de-
Tense of the Kellogg Government, it is,
though labored and heavy, not without the
merit Of being adroitly drawn as an answer
to the call Of the Senate for information, it
conveys nothing that was not before known (;
and as statement Of facts it is a failure.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-Furnshed or unfurnished-A splen
l. did residence convenient to business, containing
twenty-five bedrooms, etc. with good run of
boarlers. The House will be rented very low to a
GOOD tenant 1t stands On the corner of one of our
principal streets. 1t is good opportunity to
tertrising housekeeper, as the owner is obliged to
leave the city permanently: Address d: W. e.:
Lock box 594 New Orleans Postoffce at the Bull.
letin office. Ja1i At
nor RENT-The fourstory brick store, IS Canal
II street Apply to LEON GODCHAUX, 81 and
50 Canal street, or to I. BLOOM & CO.. corner Maya
zine and Natchez streets O1s SuTuTh tt
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Once Ocean Dry Dock. Nh. 81 Camn Street.

Ofice Ocean Dry Dock. No. so Camp Street,
New Orleans Jan. Is, 1s75-At meeting of the
stockholders of this company held the 18th inst,
the ioll'wlng named were elected Directors for the
ensuing year:
Spencer Field Mich Chaser
JnO. Z. Follett r. r. Williams
ThOs. G. Macke.
And at meeting of the Board Of Directors held
thlS day. Spencer Field elected President and
d. s. W llllans Secretary.
Jai9 81 j. b. WILLIAMS Secretary
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Hall Pelican Hook and Ladder Fire Co. No. d.
SPECIAL MEETING.
TUESDAY EVENING; January 10, 1875.
jal9 M&E OWEN Z. SULLIVAN, Foreman
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Time Of Departure.-The Mail Train by the Crest
jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
al fast trains, North, East and West Pullman Pal.
ace Cars on all trains. iva
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Special Notice to Shippers Of Arkansas
DAY, will give through bills of lading to Pine Bluff
and all points on NJ. r. and N. w. Railroad.
JNO. JANNEY, Agent
ne tt NJ. r. and N. W. Railroad.
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Teeth! Teeth
GREAT REDUCTION,

S30-0sOld ana FIltinum SetS-S3O.
Usual charge 500.
$1J-Aluminium and Other NIaterials-$15,
Usual charge $50,
$2-Gold FilIin9s-S2.
Usual charge S..
S1-SiIver, Amalgam and GuillOis Cement
Fillings-$i. Usual charge 50.
DIR. G. A. B ETA NCOU RT,
173 st. Joseph St.. bet. Camp and st. Charles,
New Orleans, Ls.,
Offers to insert Sets of TEETH at the above prices
with without the extraction of the roots.
Warrants the purity of all Materials also the
fitting of Plates stability and duration of filings
as if paid the highest prices
Ex:ractions and other operations performed by
means of anasthetic agents
Toothache cured insta 4taneousy.
Consultation gratis. ia19 1y
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Youth scatters its affections with liberal
hand, like young heir, ignorant as yet Of the
value of his possessions.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATER.

VARIETIES THEATER.
Business Manager. .THEO. HAMILTON.
Commencing MONDAY, January Enlargement Of
MIR. LAWRENCE BARRETT,
no will return to the scene of his former dramatic
trumphs, supported by L. W. Daveys
+ Err 3 d. MATIC COMPANY.
Monday Evening, January Is,
VIII be presented Bulwer's great play of
RICHELIEU.
- cardinal Due de Richelieu, Lawrence Barrett
Tuesday Evening-HA MLET
"Wednesday Matinee-LADY OF LYONS
Wednesday Evening-DUKE'S MOTTO. ia17 If
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OPERA HOUSE
Society Of Artistic under the Management of
MONS. MOMAS.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 90 1875,
Extra Performance Meyerbeer's Grand Opera in
Five Acts,
ja1s tie 2tM LIE prophetic.
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LOST-FOUND.

d. = REWARD-Strayed from 1l2 Customhouse
hOO street an Italian GREYHOUND, on the morn
Jig of the 18th instant The finder will please
turn the same to 167 Common street and questions
asked. ja16 st
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ITO RETAIL DEALERS IN COAL OIL

ITO RETAIL DEALERS IN COAL OIL
deliver IN BULK, free of drayage, to dealers
throughout the city, REFINED COAL OIL Of best
quality and at a LOW PRICE.
Orders handed to the statesmen accompanying the
wagons, or left at Office, will be promptly attend
ed to. w.P CONVERSE, JR, g. CO.,
jail st 90 and "a Magazine street.
CHEESE-CHEEsE-
1900 boxes choice Western CHEESE.
200 - English Dairy CHEESE.
200 - Nutmeg
$50 Family Favori
For sale by HOYT & WILCOX.
jail 3t 50 Tchouptoulas street.
GOSHEN AND WESTERN BUTTER
We are receiving by every steamer selected Co.
shen and Western BUTTER.
Now in store and to arrive:
50 frkins Fancy GOSHEN, W.CR.
Is irkins selected GOSHEN.
40 half bbls. Fancy Roll WESTERN.
so frkins Choice Yellow WESTERN.
For sale at lowest prices by
KEEP & RAYMOND,
jail st u and 70 Poydris street
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BANK NOTICES.


Mutual National Bank.-New Orleans, Jan.
uary 49, 1875-At election held 18th inst in this
Bank, the following named gentlemen duly EJECT
ed Directors for the ensuing year. viz:
P. MASPERO JNO. T. HARDIE,
ADOLPH MEYEB p. FOURCHY
A. w. BOSWORTH, j. C. VAN WICKLE
E. S. KEEP. CHARLES L. CHASE,
LLOYD R. COLEMAN
And at the meeting of the Board this day Mr.. p
FOuRCHY was unanimously reelected President
and MI JOHN L. HARDIE, Vice President.
ja19 ct JOSEPH Mitchell, Cashier.
NOtice-The death Of our senior partner,
MIR. WIN. S. PIKE, will cause no interruption in
business.
jasE PIKE, BROTHER g. co.
Mechanics and Traders Dnnk-New Orleans.
December 15 1s74-The annual election for nine Di-
rectors OF this Bank, to for year. will be
held at he Banking House, No 90 Carondelet street.
1876 between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and 2 p. M.
die tails MOSES HARRIS Cashier.
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,ja19 stu

Special NOtice-Reuf Grns-The Mammoth
Beuf Gras- weight 5000 pounds-has been slaugh.
tered and choice cuts will be offered lovers of good
Beef at S. LEVY e. BROS, stalls Nos. H. 16 and 49,
and SAMUEL HAYDEN'S Nos I and g. at the
FIRE. oh Market, on SUNDAY MORNING, January
II, 1875 ial6 3t*
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North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills of ladng given to all stations this
road for freight shipped per steamers r. Z. Lee,
Pargoud and Natchez.
JNO JANEY, Agent.
NO tt III Common street.
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Special NOtice-The regular Friday Vicks.
bug packet LA BELLE has clerk on the landing
head Of Graver street, receiving freight this
ing from date. d04
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CT. CHARLES THEATER.
SIN NIGHTS ONLY
Engagement of the world famous actress
MRS. f. w. LANDER
Supported by FRANK LAWLOR'S GREAT STAR
COMPANY.
MONDAY and TUESDAY-MARIE ANTOL-
NETTE
WEDNESDAY-ELIZABET QUEEN OF ENG
LAND.
THURSDAY SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
FR1DAY-Benetit of Mrs. f. w LANDER.
ANTHONY AND CLEOPATRA
SATURDAY-MACBETH.
SATURDAY GRAND LANDER MATINEE ae
12M.
SUNDAY. Jan. 24-TONY DENIER'S GREAT
PANTOMIME COMBINATION.
2Oth ANNUAL GARDI GRAs BALL.
February 9th, 1878.
Notice.-InvitatiOns to Ladies can he obtained AZ
the box office on application to Mr.. Gleason Treas
uler subject to the approval Of the Invitation Conn
mttee.
Prices as usual ja19 IT
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ST. John Rowing Cuba general meeting
of the club will be held at Hawkins's Club Room on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, the Goth inst at "A
o'clock for the purpose of electng President and
Secretary. All members are requested to attend
punctually. B NJ. HARROD, Vice President
f. II. FARRAR, Sec. pro tenn. ja19 2t&WeE