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The Conservative Counsel and the Congress
SIGNAL Committee.
Editor New Orleans Bulletin
A Suggestion

Editor New Orleans Bulletin
Grant in his message to Congress apologies
for the military, and Morton, ConkIing and all
insist upon it that the opposition press and mem
bers OF Congress are very harsh and unjust to
Gen. Sheridan; that he did not assume command
till after the outrage had been perpetrated, and
he was not responsible Now, l believe that
Sheridan did it all OF January 4th. and did it
under orders from Grant.
do not believe that Gen. Emory acted on his
own responsibility at all, and l suggest to the
Conservative counsel that they have Emory sum-
moned as witness and that this point be eluci-
dated. From what I have heard, 1 believe
morning of January 4th, and that he supervised
and ordered all the movements of the troops
that day through Gen. Emory, and I furthermore
believe he went out of the .ty because there were
rumors Of his being called to testify. suggest,
therefore, that the Conservative counsel give
their attention to this matter and try to have a
little light thrown upon it. Who's afraid
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THE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY.

Especial meeting of the Committee of Seventy
was held last night for the purpose of taking into
consideration the so-caled compromise
There was an animated and protracted discus
sion, which resulted in the appointmentsof :
committee, in accordance with resolution of Hon
A. j. Lewis, to inquire of the Democratic men,
bers Of the House caucus the nature Of the pro
posed compromise and the terms submitted, and
to express the sense of the committee as being
in opposition to compromise, and especially com. .
promise that recognizes the legality of the Kel-
logg government.
Mr.. Lewis declined to serve on the committee.
assigning the fact of his being Senator as the
reason.
Messrs. Archibald Mitchell and W. c. Ray
mond were appointed, and on motion of Mr.
Lewis the Hon. r. H. Mari was requested to act
as chairman of the committee.
The committee adjourned to meet on Monday
evening at o'clock to receive the report Of the
special committee.
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DIED.

| kOkERNOT-ln New iberia, on the LIST inst.
James NJ Kokernot, native of this city.
| PARKS-Henrietta S., wife of Charles NJ Parks
OF Hiilsboro, N. c.. and daughter of the late John
Davidson, of this city.
She will be burr from the family residence. NJ.
1863 St Charles street at 312 p NJ. Sunday, the eth
day of February. 1875 Friends Of the family are re-
spectfuy invited to attend.
GRACE-On Friday morning at IL O'Clock Annie
Grace aged twenty four years, native of this city,
KENNEDY-On Friday Feb S, 1875. at a. o'clock
A. NJ William Kennedy, aged thir y-seven years a
native OF 1reaad and resident OF this city for the
last twenty five years.
HENRICK-On Friday evening at II O'Clock
Anna Amelia, daughter of William and Cathrina
Henrick, aged three years, six months and nine days
CLooNEY,,on Friday, February 5th 1875, at 915
p NJ, after long illness. Mrs. Catherine Lylurn
Clooney, a native of the city of Dublin, Ireland.
aged sixty two years.
BADGER-On Thursday, February 4 1875, at
o'clock 2. NJ. Sophie Angelica Badger wife of CAPT.
Chas II. Badger native of Pensacola, Fla.
SALTER-On Thursday, Febr uary L. at 81. P. NJ,
Mary Drummond, aged years months and "A days
daughter of Mary Drummond and 7. S. Salter.
JONES-At his residence, in Madison parish.
Louisiana, near Milken's Bend, Allen Jones' aged
sixty four years.
Louisvil Q and Nashville papers please copy
JOHNSON-On Sunday January 81 Squire John
son (coloIed), aged Sc years.
MAUBERRET-On Tuesday, at halfpast p M,
Clarisse Frances, aged mont $, infant daughter
Of Victor Mauberret and Katie Ryan.
PITOT-On Monday, February l. at 2P M at the |
age of twenty years, Mrs. Gustave Pilot born
[rma CavarOc.
DORFEUILLE-On Monday. February l. 1875, at |
d o'clock p NJ, Mrs. Louise Dorf-uill aped
'wenty nine years widow Of the late VIM L. Camp |
,e
BLESINF-On February LIST. at IL p. NJ. Jules |
Adolphe Bourgeois Blesine, aged 30 years.
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Somebody has figured out the interesting
fact that the total amount of State, county,
city and town taxes collected in the United
States in 1870 was $3.50, 59l, 900, which was
about seven dollars a head for the entire pop
ulation The total amount of these taxes col
lected in 1860 was s94, $4,000, which was
about three dollars head for the entire pop
ulation. 1t cost therefore, more than twice as
much to take care Of man in his State,
county and municipal relations in 1870 as it
did ten years before. This does not include
Federal taxation,
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MNrli Gras at MOOdu's.

Mardi Gras at MOOdy's.
The postponement of the annual festivities by Rex
and Comus has not affected the arrangements now in
progress at the Granite Palace" and for the Carni
val week the grandest display of
SHIRTS AND GENTLEMENS FURNISHING
GOODS
may be expected by the friends and customers of the
CHAMPION SHIRT EMPORIUM
corner Of Canal and Royal streets.
TRY SIX CHAMPION SHIRTS for. 80 90
Now finer in quality and better in make than ever,
and fully equal to any sold elsewhere at 81 so each
and every description of Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods at correspondingy low prices.
White and all the light shades in genuine JOUvIN
KID GLOVES, and the most recherche styles in
NECK DRESSINGS, expressly for the Carnival
balls. Remember at
MOODYS,
Fl st corner Canal and Royal streets.
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From a circular letter received from Lewis
Woolhey, we learn that House Bill No. 1895, rela
tive to pass at the mouth Of the river average
$500 900 per year, calls for $3.50 goo the first year.
and only $4,000 per year thereafter, or 500 900
less per year than the engineers estimate of the
expenses Of 1876 and ensuing years, under the
existing contrac. for obtaining navigable depth
Of water at the mouth Of the river, and proposes
that twenty feet at ordinary flood-tide eighteen
and half low tide) must be constantly main-
tanned, or no pay, and opens the work for public
This bill has passed the house,
and is before Senate Committee on Commerce.
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MARRIED

ROBERTS MCCAIN In San Francisco on
Tuesday. January 26, 1875, by the Most Reverend
Archbishop Allemany, Paul J. Robert to Cecilia
McCann.
ELFERT-FARRELL-On Tuesday, Feb 3, 1875,
at st. Stephens Church, by the Rev. Father T. j.
Abbott Mr.. NJ. L. Elfert to Miss Mollie Farrell both
of this city. No cards.
FAIR-McLEAN-On Monday, February /, 1875
by the Rev. W. T. Leacock D. D.. at the residence
of the brides mother, the Rev. Campbell Fair to
Alice, youngest daughter of the late W. j Mclean
Esq, all Of this city. No cards
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1.-The st. Louis Republican gently intimates
that Harriet Beecher Stowe knew she was
writing an Infamous lie when she wrote the
Byron scandal. Take out your teeth, Har-
riet, and stand right up to him. - Detroit
Free Press. Young man never intrude in
discourse among old people. Address not
thus Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, lest you
yourself meet Harriet Beechers toe and feel
with pain Mrs. Harriet-beat-your-storv where
your brains are.-St Louis Republican.
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Novelties
At
DANZIGER'S
TWO STORES.
NO. BOB CANAL STREET,
Between Burgundy and Rampant Streets, .
AND
nos. 22S AND $50 ROYAL STREET.
Corner Of st. Philip Street.

We are now opening elegant line Of
Ladies' SILK TIES, in splendid shades, only Soc
Fringed at 75c and 81.
Silk HANDKERCHIEFS, with fancy borders all
thegO, at only SOC.
eros Grain and Tatfetas RIBBONS, all shades
1000 Ruche COLLARS at only sc.
Black GRENADINES, good qualities; fine and
mesh, at only SOC. yard
Extra quality Black VELVET RIBBONS all widths
VEIL BAREGES at only 20c a yard.
WHITE TARLATANES from 15c up.
COLORED TARLATANES from Csc up.
BALL DRESSES White and Colored latest styles
at 81.
GRENADINES for evening wear
LIGHT SHADES ALPACAS, such Pink, Law.
ender Buff, Light Blue, Light Green, etc.
WHITE ALPACAS from 35c up.
WHITE KID GLOVES, all Sizes fresh, and fully
worth 81, only SOC pair.
Misses and Children WHITE KIDS, fresh lat SIC
worth 75c.
Ladies' and Childrens Opera Color KIDS, etc.
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Southern paper tells how family in Florida
lost their little boy and advertised for him in a
daily paper. That very afternoon an alligator
crawled up out of the swamp and died on the
front door step. In Its stomach WAS found
handful of red hair, some bone buttons pair of
boot heels, a glass alley, a pair of check pants,
and a paper collar. The advertisement did it
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Carpet Warehouse.

H::.....:....-... Chartres street.
CARPEIINGS, Wilton Administer, Velvet Brua
sels Tapestry ETC.. etc
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS English and American.
MATTINGS, 800 rolls White, Check and Fancy.
WINDOW SHADES, Table and Piano Coyers
Variety.
BURLAPs. Table and Enamel Oil Cloths, BY
F. SuWeFr2dr A, BROUSAEAu.
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1t is better to be alone in the world than te
bring up boy to play on the ACCORDION.

Mockingbirds can initiate human actions
Georgia, paper says that two pets Of this
stripe got jealous of each other and under
took to fight it out in desperate fashion. One
OF them, getting enough of it, sang out
'Vuit, quit, and followed this up by crying,
" Police, police" And, oddly enough, there
was policeman within hearing who came up
and stopped the fight.
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A day or so ago the daughter of German
grocer in Rochester, New York, was married.
Her father, with pride, and a spice Of humor.
placed placard in the window, bearing the de-
vice: "Ths store is closed on account of some
fun in the family"
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We have received from Louis Grunewald copies
OF the Mississippi Line Waltz, composed by
Willie Pope, and dedicated to Capt. Fl. A. Mellon,
oil steamship Memphis, and Les Varieties du
Carnival, composed by Basile Bares, and dedi-
Gated to his Royal Highness Rex. King of the
Carnival.
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The difference between the sexes may be stated
thus: "A man gives forty cents for twenty-five
cent thing he wants, and woman gives twenty.
five cents for forty-cent thing she does not
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SrAUB.-We never fail being remembered by
Staub at Goldthwaite's, No. SO Canal street, and
this evening, with his usual promptness, he sent
US an unlimited supply Of the latest papers.
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"John!" exclaimed Mary, throwing her arms
around her brothers neck, "what substitutes
can there be for the endearments Of sister =
Well, said John, "you see, Sis, that depends
upon whose sister it H. ;
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"In what character have you see Miss Beau
mont the new contralto?" asked one daettdnti
of another. @ Why, have seen her in Az,sccnd, "
replied the other.
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An inquiring man thrust his fingers into
horses mouth to see how many teeth he had
The horse closed his mouth to see how many fin
gers the man had. The curiosity of each was
fully satisfied.
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Devout mother Ito young lady who is burning
UP love letters on Sunday "What are you doing
there, my dear? Are you burning incense?
Young lady-"O, no, ma am burning only
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Discernment-Youn lady (who has missed the
'meet') "Do you know where the hounds are,
Robbins?" Old keeper (compassionstely): "Y'are
just too late Miss-the gentlemen be all gone"
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French writer says that not one American in
a hundred has handsome chin. This is due to
the fact that SO many OF our fellow citizens give
nearly all their time to the cultivation Of check
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pretty bad under foot to-day" said one citi-
zen to another, as they met in the street. "Yes,
but it's fine overhead" responded tho other.
True enough" said the first, "but then very
few are going that way"
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Mr.. Fetchers leg was SO afFechter-od by a
fall on the ico in Cincinnati, that it is feared am
putation may be necessary
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May leave few tracts?' asked medical
missionary of lady who responded to his knock
Leave some tracts? Certainly you may" said
she, looking at him most benignly over her specs
= Leave them with the heels towards tho house
ii you please"
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A boy having been told that reptile is san
animal that creeps,' on being asked to name one
on examination day, promptly and .triumphantly
replied, ga baby
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MY landlady," said q man, "makes her tea
SO strong that it breaks the cups" "And mine, "
said another, makes hers so weak it can't run
out of the pot
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In HOuse-flrnishing Goods
We have an unrivalled stock

We have unrivalled stock
BOBBINET BARS. from So up.
Good Fringed HUCK TOWELS at 81 per doz.
Alllnen NAPKINS at 81 per doz.
Table Damasks Marseilles Quilts, Nottingham
Laces for curtains and vestibules.
LACE LAMBREQUINS at SOC each.
LACE CURTAINS at 81 per pair. Etc.
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At the hour of gong to press, Sheridan has not
been assassinated. The first half of the word
expressed his condition at that time.- Worcester
Mdss.) Daily Press.
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North Carolina editor who had been raced
down the street by woman and . cowhide
found himself alluded to in rival paper as " our
racy contemporary"
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A San Francisco man caressed a bear there the
other day. Bruin retained one Of his fingers a.
a memento.
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FetIman Bros.
.....Canal Street 1873
(TOURO BUILDINGS

(TOURO BUILDINGS
just received and ready for sale on Monday next
40 cases WHITE GROUND PRINTS at &C.
10 - GENUINE LONSDALE COT TON at IL &c
j Al BLEACHED SHIRTINGS at Sc.
10 bales UNBLEACHED COTTONS, very much
below former prices.
cases PERCALES, CHOICE.
REAL FRENCH FOULARDINES at 25c
worth 40c.
60 cases WHITE GOODS, embracing every descrip
ton of Spring Household Necessities. bought
for cash in mid-wnter at prices astonishngly
low, and will be sold at 20 per cent of mannfae-
lures cost.
10 cases al descriptions of HOSIERY FOR MEN,
WOMEN AND CHILDREN at . per cent
BELOW OUR UNIVERSALLY ACkNOWL-
EDGED LOW PRICES
We beg of friends to give rs call
truly offer
GREAT BARGAINS
in every department.
FELLNIAN BROS.
f, 1t 1873 Canal street, TouIo Buildings.
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Jacob OFT.

jacob OFT,
CA r PEN TER
2s9 Magazine Street, Corner Calliope,
Ts prepared to execute all orders in the Car.
penter and Building line, with promptness, neat
ness and dispatch. Casterns made and repaired.
nj tf2dp
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In Staple Goods We are Selling

Good 1914 SHEETING at CSC
PRINTS, best qualities and fast colors at 81 to TIC
Tickings, Denims, Cottonades Hickores Stripes,
Plaids, and full line of Plantation Goods.
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HALEY.-We are more than indebted to this
popular newsdealer, Of rs Commercial Alley. for
appreciated fayors.
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amateur gentlemen" says an old lady, els
a pretty good description Of certain class of
Young men,
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Md GIOres.

Large Stock of EVENING GLOVES for Gontle.
men at Reduced Prices.
one, Two Three, Four, Five and Six BUTTON
GLOVES for Ladies' at Greatly Reduced Prices.
kREEGERS KID GLOVE DEPOT
Il lt2dp Ia Cana, s,,.a,
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No danger of not getting in at the Old Folks
Concert on Monday evening next. ST. Patrick s
Hall seats $500 people Tickets sold and not
used last Tuesday evening will be good. Ticket;
fifty cents.
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At Mount Washington few nights ago the
wind went on tear at the rate of one hundred
and forty miles an hour.
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Silks, Dress foods, EmbrOfderics,
Fancy Goods. Hosiery, Sash and Trimming Ribbons
Real and Imitation Laces Corsets Fancy Goods No
tons, etc, at prices defying all competition.
We offering all possible inducements to country
purchasers are determined TO make it to their IN
terest to purchase from
r. DANZIGER & SONS
No. 203 Canal street and Nos. 22S and $50 Royal
street F. lt2dp
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How do young ladies show their dislike to
mustac hios? BY setting their faces against
them.
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Canal street 15S
White Building Baronne.
The Greatest Bargains Of the Season.
25 cases of assorted Spring Goods bought for cash
will be opened on MONDAY, February sth consist
ing in part Of
White and Colored PIQUES,
White NAINSOOKS
VICTORIA LAWNS,
MARSEILLES QUILTS
10 cases LINEN LAWNS at Is cents
Spring POPLINS and M0ZAMBIQUES.
LINEN DAMASK and TOWELING,
Black and Colored ALPACAS
FURNITURE PRINTS and DIMITY,
10 cases Best PRINTS at cents,
- Brown Sea Island COTTONS at ", cents
- Soft Finished COTTONS at So cents
= 1914 Cotton SHEETING at 25 cents.
- Extra JEANS at Is cents
Also
A heavy stock of Plantation Goods such as plads
Stripes, CottOnades, Lowels, Denims. etc. to be sold
at Manufacturers Prices for Cash only.
J. TURCOTTE,
RI 1t 15S Canal street.
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The hornet is beautifully defined Is the red
hot child OF nature.
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"No cards is what gambler attached to his
wedding notice.
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Our Grand Sacrifice of all

continues. We are selling Blankets, Wadded Quilts
Flannels Shawls Furs Cloaks. Cassimeres Dress
Goods and the entire balance OF Winter Stock at
less than HALF PRICE.
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An affair of the hcart-The circulation OF the
Iii
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Card Of Thanks.

desire to express my sincere tha.aks to the o.rs
ard members of the Chalmette Fire Companv Ma.
8 Tor their noble exertions in saving nv pr.eortv
non" INSTRUCTION by hre which occurred ths morn.
ing Oh February l. 1915 Magazine street. aetween
Eighth and Ninth.
My th'snks are also especially due to Mr. Henry
Munster Foreman of No % for very valuable servica.
e'Ni' lF1kt L. LEVY.
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The drunkard's week is made up OF Thirst
days.
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BARGAINS!
CLEARANCE SALE!
NEW GOODS!!
BARGAINS -!

J = J
WINTER GOODS BELOW COST.
BEAUTIFUL NEW SPRING PRINTS &c
REAL FRENCH PERCALES .-... 15c
DOUBLE-FACED ALPACAS.. CSC
A SOFT FINISH COTTON ..... 1oc
10-4 MONADNOCK SHEETING .. Csc
STRIPED SILKS Slightly spotted) .- 55c
And
Many Other Bargains.
BRASELMAN & ADAMS'S
CASH HOUSE.
$50 and ISIS. lIagazine street. $50 and SIS
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The New Orleans BULLETIN can be had OF the
nAws agent in Mobile at the depot. on the arrival
Of the P. N. train.
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The fastest city in the ld-Electricity
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EIlis's Circulating Library.
So Camp sheet, near Nntchez street.
SUBSCRIPTION IS A YEAR.

Our arrangements for the present year are for =
constant succession of the Choicest and Newest
- BOOKS issued from the Press, both English and
q American publications. Our French Depart
ments will be also amply supplied. The Maya
= zine Department will be enlarged. and will en-
brace several new features Now is the time to
subscribe.
GEO. ELLIS 4 BROTHER
booksellers ard Stationers,
g Camp street near Narche1 street.
Fl 1t2dp
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| GET YOUR KIDS
Fl 1tsdp 149 Canal street Lower Siie)
Grand Fancy Dress and Mask Bait
PROMENADE CONCERT,
| to be given by the
YOUNG MEMS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
| ST. PATRICK'S HALL,
Mnrdi-Gras Night. February 9th, 1873.
| Committee of Arrangements:
John r. Jaeger, Chairman.
Adolph Billet, Harry F. Otto.
Chas. II. Schenck, j. A. Strasser.
TICKETS. THREE DOLLARS.
Application for ladies' invitations can be made be
apply ing to John X. Jaeger No 1s South Peters
street; E. Lalmant corner Claiborne and Gasquet;
Charities and CustomhOuse; and j. A. Msdlung cor
ner Magazine and st. Mary
No application for ladies' invitations will be re-
ton.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Ell Ialm n1't"snn Vice resident resident
Jos Ben .....-......-.A Assistant Secretary
> Suter--- --.-... Treasurer
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
, '1ohn IN 4 Jaeger Chairman
Adolph Billet, Harry + Otto
Chas II Schenck IA Strasser
FLOOR MANAGERS.
=, lore j. Chairman.
Jno j Birmingham Louis Richards
j H Weigel, Bottle Jr
w Casey Chas Enderlein
JOS Gauche, II Gemming
Il Hammett NJ johnson,
Wetzel, NJ Fritz
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
Geo Burkhart. Chairman
j Brewa, A Cazeras
Clerc, j p Dsussat
w Dawson. .InO Graf,
j Heindel II Holzner
Chas Leeune, S Ruelo
W Rush, + & Schnell
Alb TT Schessinger II Zambeli
) Heintz L Battestella
Fl johnson, p Lucas
USMASKING COMMITTEE.
Chas Keller, Chairman
August Cvey Thos Fatio
A Prados, Jr, &c Sallean
Applications for ladies' invitations can be made nv
applying to John r. Jaeger, No 10 South Peters
street r. Lamant, corner Gasquet and Claiborne
los. Ben. 80 ThOppitoulas, w. Reinerth corner
hartres and CustomhOIse, and A. Madlung corner
Magazine and st. Mary.
No ladies' invitations will be issued after Monday
g. and no applications for ladies' Invitations
will be received unless endorsed by member of the
Music by JOS Wachers Brass and String Band.
jail fe7 9 2dp
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HEADQUARTERS "KING'S OWN"l
a2d Regiment Lancers {
General Orter 972
The Annual Ball of the Regiment in honor of His
Ma estys Fete Day is hereby postponed in conse
quence of the general preston and misfortunes o
the community.
BY order of ISpIANTT
RI Colonel Commanding
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-07
Furniture.

Rec. G. C. Chaplin,
OF KENTUCKY,
Will preach TODAY at II A. M in the Co,;seur.
Place Church, corner Camp and Terpsicbore streeta
He will also preach at ~ p NJ. at the same on Mon
day and Tuesday next. All are cordially invited.
seats I &C. Fl 1t2dp.