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State OF Indiana (Br,. sAder. Glasgow-Austin
Baldwin x Co
Steamer Italia tBrl. Grant Glasgow-Henderson Bros
Steamer ,sclert ttier Barends Hamburg Plymouth
and Cherbourg--kunhardt Co
Steamer w A Schoen lDutch). Jensen. Rotterdam
Funch Edge 4 Co.
Steamer Anambra (Br). Wilson. Hamilton (Bermuda)-
A Il Outerbridge
Steamer Magnolia. Daggett. savannahMurray. Ferris
Co.
Steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence, Norfolk City Point and
Rchmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Agnes Burdek. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hand
Steamer Eleanora Johnson. .Portland-J AmsA
Steamer Neptune. Berry Boston-H Dipock.
Ship John Nicholson Do Campbeli Shangnai-Salter
Livermore.
Bark Escort. waterhouse. Sydney. Nsw-R Cameron
4 Co.
Bark Talisman tBr). Baker. Queenstown-Boyd 4
I!ncken.
Bark Engelbrecht tswe). Engebrechsen. Holland
Funch Edyc 4 Co.
Brig Genoa (Br,. Priest, Palma de Msjorca-J Whit
ney 4 Co.
Brig Gentore Fisii dtal). Frcnga, Constantinope-
Funch, Edye 4 Co.
brig Eaget tlr, Davis Cindad Bolivar-George W Gill;
lett.
Schr vary Power, Wiley. Cardenas-Waydell 4 Co.
schr Nellie Potter, Howard. Washington. NV Hin
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. o. Dec 20--Saicd ship Storm King. BOYD
PROBABLY for Queenstown tor orders
ALEXANDRIA. Dec ao-Arrived. schr Armstrong. Bos.
ton.
BoSToN, Dec 2l-Arrived. schr Kato nilton. Adams
Philadelphia
Cieared-Bark Chttagong fBrl, Antwerp .chrs Simbus
tBr). Dexter Lverpooi Walter Palmer, Randall Hayti
Csthie G Borry. Seavcy. Pensacola
Saiied-Steamer Charles Pearson
BRUNSWICK. ia. Dec l4-Arrivod schrs Hattie q
King. Boston.
10th Arrived. Mabel Staples, for Boston,
BALTIMORE, Doc 21-Arrived. bark August QGer),
Larmes. Gloucester. e.
Cieared-steamer Geo II Stout, Pierce Newbsrn NC;
ship Eliza Kenny DR. Fletcher. Brcnlen barks Crazi.
ella Nor Anncnzen, Tralee: Gipsey Queen tB. Mont
gomery, Queenstown
Also cleared. steamers Lucille Bennett. Wilmington,
NC; America. Biups. Savannah; bark Angela Accame
ts bsilando Queenstown; schr Taylor jacobson Old
Saicd-B Geo II jenkins.
BAfi, Dcc 2o--Sailed. ship Ivy new, Lowell, New
CiIARLEsToN. Dec Is--salcd, schr r A Server. SOM
efs New York.
2lst cleared. barks Dartmouth tBr). RAYMOND Liver.
pool Joshua l.oring Cook do; Cochran. Given. 40
Giuna tNor). Jacobsen. Bremen.
sailed Bark Ashanteo tFrJ. Liverpool.
FrRSAND!NA. Dec l4-Clcarcd. sehr W vannaman n,
Sharp. New York
l5thArrived bark Bechrend tCer) Pohlenx Liyerpool
schr Emma McAdani, Murch, Port spain.
Cleared Schr Earnest Lee, Rideout. Philadelphia.
FORTRESS MONROE Dec 2l-Arrivcd, bark Professor
tpr"bAbiy Professor indtnor Nor Mahieson from Lon.
don seeking schr larry Paten. Gkey, st Martins. Tor
New YORK
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POLO IN DOORS.

THE GAMES AT GILMoRE's GARDEN YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON AND LAST EvENIN0-TRoTTING
EVENTS INTEREST.
Though the attendance limited tho programme
at Gmore's Garden yesterday afternoon proved very
attractive. Tho Military Band did much make the
occasion successful while the practice gamc polo and
the trottng under saddle particularly interesting
John Murphy tossed the ball to tho middle OF tho
course at IN 24m. and from that tmo to the end OF
the twelfth goal whom tho players retired thsro
many brilliant fights. Both teams good form,
and the Bostonians. thanks TO the example shown
them bv the Caliiornians. acquitted themselves qulc
creditabiy. That magnificent horsemnn and expert
handler OF the polo stick Garlic, played without
and In the several msfses seemed host. Morgan OF
the blues also did WE'LL and In the midst OF tho reds
was bs.fully obrvious everything clso bat the de-
sire score, he did frequently Nine goals
were won by the Caornians TO three by their oppo-
ncnts IL stood SIX two In fnvor OF tho blues
~ tho end of the eighth inning, Garlic in the
latter sending the ball booming between tho posts by
well Judged long hit. Tho ninth goal also OBJ
taned by the same player in I'm. los the tenth, by
tho Bostons IN 2u 3os., Ryan dong the work with
Morgan in I'm l5s and the twelfth by Garlic in Just
I'm. A5s., when time was called
The trotting event mile heats. three IN five,
under saddle. Twas easily by Jonn Murphys bay
seldng Frank, right on tho reel. The summary Is as
under =
GiLMoRE's GARDEN, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Dyc. 81,
lS76-TRorrIsc.-Mie heats three In lvc, under sad
die; weight and distance barred.
John Nurphy's 8. Prank. Murphy !
Thos waiker's br. Z. Yo,kvilIe Boy .twalker) 2
=. II. Doty's b. Y. Old Bob.. (Doty)
Harry Hamilton's b. z. Harry. 10 Connorl 4 4
Time, 2:4sk-245h-2:4S
Between heats Captain Nell Mowry gave ilustra-
tious OF the lightning changes he is wont make
when engaged in long distance racing They very
neatly accomplished. and ho left the track with
peased cheers
THR EVENING ENTERTAINMENT
When tho California and Boston Polo clubs entered
she Enclosure at Gimores Garden last evening thero
about fifteen hundred persons present cordially
greeted them. John Murphy. acting umpire,
promptly ~ eaht O'Clock dropped the ball,
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. schr NJ Z Henderson. HENDERSON. Provdence for Nss
York.
schr Olive, Maioney. Providence for New York.
schr VIM Todd. Woods. Providence for New York.
Scnr John Stockhain Hart. Providence for New York
schr star. Hammond. Providence for New York
sehr Alien Randall. Providencs for New York.
schr Burton. johnson. Providence tor New York.
schr Jed frye. Langley. Providence for New York
schr II T. Cushing. Scbrino. Providence for New York.
Schr Nicola, Randall. Providence for New YORK
Schr kendrick Fish, SHREDDER Newport for New York.
Schr Maggie Todd Slower. Newport tor New YORK.
schr Hamilton, Mills, Sewpors for New York;
schr John Brooks. Fox. New Haven for New York.
schr Ruth Shaw. Shaw. New Haven for baltimore.
schr sallie Howell. Howell, New Haven tor Baltimore.
Schr Lavins Delaney. Reel. Kiverhesd for New York.
schr II V puryea Carpenter. Glen Cove for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Neptune. Berry. New York for Boston.
Steamer Santce Springer. New York for New Bedford
Brig Ann Elizabeth. Dean. Hoboken for Providence.
sclr Crossley. CrossIey. New York for Portion. Ms.
Schr Only Son. Mesdsr. New York TOR Boston
Schr Acora. Denison. New York tor Boston.
schr 4 smaly, Flynn. New York Tor Boston.
schr Thos W Haven Racket Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Sarah Cullen. West. Port johnson for Boston,
Schr Hurlburt. Griiing. Baltimore for New Haven.
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THE UNION BENEFIT YESTERDAY.

The performances at the theatres cf New York yese
day aid of tho sufferers by tho Brooklyn Theatre lire
passed or pleasantly and generally we'll attended
The unselAsh action Of all those who were concerned
In this work Of clarity-the managers, actors, at
tach6s and the policehas produced the sum OF moro
than sl2 000 Tho exact receipts In all OF the thea
yet asccrtaincd with tho exception OF tho
first three in the following list Tho figures
OF the Others, however, nearly correct
Walack's. ........S2s SAB Olympic. s40O
Union square. loo Kelly Leons Min
Grand Opera House. 400 stres.... .......... 400
Booths .......... 5000 Eagle. ............ 700
Park-..... 600 Gilmore's Gardcn..... 200
The total will DO increased by the number OF tickets
bought but not used to probably $l3, O00 This
be gwen the Academy OF Music under tho direction
OF Max Strakosch. which many eminent artists will
appear
THE BOARD OF Underwriters SOUND NOTE
OF WARNING.
At a regular meeting OF the Committee on Rates and
Surveys OF the New York Board OF Fire Underwriters
held yesterday. the following resolutions were
adopted
Resolved That in the judgment of this the
from fire in churches is becoming alarming by
scenery elaborate decoration illu
mtnatvn in church entertainments.
Resolved that caution the officers churches against
the danger OF vatng their by the introduction
OF hazards contemplated by underwriters In the insur-
ance OF churches.
Resolved. That recommend making the following In
aud agreed and is part Of tho
gathering shall be permitted in above insured build
Ing requiring the colorcd fires aud IL
also understood and agreed that shall be
placed nearer than one foot to an uncovered light
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrwKnr. Dec 2o-Arrived bark George Doans tBr.
Corning. New York.
Sailed 2oth bark Helene Ger. Hashagen Philadelphia
BRIsroL Dec 2i-Arrived, bark Dagmar tNor,. Have,
New Orleans.
CRoSsrApr Dec ls-Arrivsd bark Endymon Br,. Tergu-
son. Philade phia via Arendsl.
CALAIS. Dec ao-Arrived, sctr Fonfrede Fr) Astsue,
PascagoulA
DuxxrRx. Dec ls-ssIlsd, bark Regina Tolck Ray. New
York.
GsAscrnouru Dec 2o-Arrvsd bark Tellus (xor,. Jshn
sen. New York.
6Loucssrsa Dec Arrived. bark Nsreo o (AuD. SEQ
pinich. New York.
HAvRE. Dec sO-Arrived ship Nunqusm Dormo. Cousins
Now Orleans
sailed 2lst barks Harold (Fr, Ponte, United States
Minnie Carviil (Br,. McMulien. do.
LivxRPooL. Dec 2l-Arrived. steamer Iberisn (Br).
Horne, Boston; ships Gov Morton. Davis Galveston
Zephyr. SweatEcr. New Orleans.
Sailed 2lst Adratic (Br). Perry New York; d.
rect ships Princeton. Bradley. Hampton Roads, George
Washington tGer) Probs Savannah Elccta iBr. Crosby
Wilmington, NC: Seth (Aus Tugnixxa, New York mot
previously; brig Eleanor (Bp. Partelow. Wilmington
Nc
LONDON Dec 2i-Arrived barks Rock wood fBr, Jewell
Boston; lmpero tBr, Fulton. Batmoro brig Baltic tBr
Binton Wilmington NC.
Sailed from Gravcsend 2lst ship Plymouth Rock Grin
New York.
LKlra Dec 2l-saiied bark Thor lNor) Jensen United
States
MovILLE. Dec 81. o AM-Arrived, steamer California
Br). ovenstonc New York for Glasgow (and proceeded
RorrERpAn, Dec 2l--Arrived. bark Maria L Sarah
Dutch. Hardrst. Baltimore.
NAPLES Dec l3-Anivcd, bark Garigliano dtaI. sava.
reese, New York.
PLYMOUTH. Dec 2l-saiicd, bark Mary Bowen (Br), Nc
Farren Bull River.
Arrived at port in the United Kingdom 2oh bark Rosa
mond (Br). Bull River.
BnxxKS. Dec 2l-rhs North German Lloyds steamer Bal
tmore which has arrived here om New York. brought
Of the bark Ino which left Bull River Sc Fl
the United Kingdom. with phosphstcs and
l4th inst. In lat 40 10. in sinking condition
MAuRiuus via Alden. Dec 2l-The British bark New Re
public Capt Adams which sailed hence for Gibraltar
returned In loaxy condition. and will be obliged
charge her cargo
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYnRAp. Dec 81. rM-wind NNE, fresh.
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SAILED.

Steamers Geilert GER for iiamburg Italia tBr Glas-
Cow State of Indiana t3r, do; Scholten DUTCH.
Rotterdam Alhambra trl. Bermuda; Magnolia, Savan.
nnh Isaac Bell, Richmond, &c Albemarle Lewes. Del
Wind nj sunset, NNW; NJ midnight. NV.
Barometer Il sunset, 30. al midnight. 3007.
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BELOW.
CLEARED,

Bark Moniego (of Aberyswih) Graths. from Hong Kon
Aug -.
Brig La Creole (Br). Bahrs. from Spanish Main.
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Brig Irene. Yates from New York for Buenos Ayrss Nov
l., lat ~ N. Ion 81 W.
The Regstts Of Halifax (Which steering not stated.
Nov 81, lat II 3s n Ion % So w.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sqiis. Desfi'.aiioa
SeamsY.

DATES or DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK rHB MONTHS
DECEMBER JANUARY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
CENTENNIAL LAuRELsi
TRIPLE CROWN
for
WHEELER WILSON,
THREE MEDALS
and
THREE DIPLoMAsui
THEIR XEw RoTAEY ya HooS SEWING
MACHINES OF THE WORLD.
AWARDS WITH THE AWARDS FOR ANY
OTHER MACHINE.
tFrom the Ohcial Reporsal
FULL TEXT or THE REASONS.
1. Medal and Diploma for the "New Wheeler 4 Wilson
Sewing Machine" Tor the following reasons -
"A Lock stitch Sewing Machine. unsurpassed In the nne
adaptabty to different of work. both cloth
and leather beauty OF stitch and rapdity Of motion
and pietencss of display"
=. Medal and Diploma for she "New Wheeler Wilson
Sewing Mschine for superior quality Of WORK in leather
and stitching"
s. a Medal aud Diploma for Sewing Machine Necdlework
superb display OF needlework the Wheeler
Wilson Sewing Machines exquisite In design and hr1sh,
;Ss co..
~ 18th ST.. Union square.
7 EGAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIVORCES
lIspeedily obtniucd without publicity; advance
ments. FREDERICK KING, Lawyer, d ST. Marks place,
adjoining Cooper Institute.
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T EGAL ERywHERE.-ABsOLUTE DIVORCES
lspeedily obtniued without publicity; advance pay
ments: FRLDEkiCK KING. Lawyer, 81 Marks place,
adjoining Cooper Institute.
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Besides the above prizes each number ending In ) six
is entitled to 100 pesos.
NEXT DRAWING JANUARY 2, 1877
Is. MARTINEZ 4 CO.. Banker.
10 Wall ST.. basement.
For April 1873 sold tho prize OF S5tOOO0 gold and Ia
September last sold and cashed one of $lO0.ON.
Spanish Gold and Havana Bank Bills bought and sold
Drafts OH Havana issued.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-29

Can nothing be done to check the downward
course of depreciation? Sooner or later it
seems probable that crisis will be reached,
and, setting aside the moral point Of view, in
Q material one the tendency is much to be
deplored, as the practice is extremely waste
full, the heavy sizing of warps and the new
finishing process involving great ad iition to
the cost Of production, which must ulti-
mately lead to the crppling of the trade,
which gives go much rubbish in place of the
actual material
It will thus be seen that while the Ameri-
cans, who make purer cloths than the balk OF
English manufacturers, are plainly saying
that they must adulterate too if they expect
to do any trade in the East, their own make
of calicoes can be sold to consumers in NJ n
chester itself on account of it's purity and
freedom from adulteration.
Hitherto the consumers have not had much
voice in these matters, being compelled to
purchase what was provided for them but a
very interesting question arises, whether the
consumers will not eventually be ena lied,
from better knowledge, to exercise more
discretion in the choice of the fabrics sub
mitted to them.
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Chufas and Japan Peas.

N1AuAhdS nAAtA 90 pan CeASs
vIvHE INTRODUCTION OF THESE CROPS
throughout the South will enable to keep our
stock and fill our smokehouses cheapy as it an
be done in the West. The Chufa is planted in q
Ridge like potatoes yields common land 200 bushels
hogs pOultry-and children. One acre will fatten
more hogs than ZEN acres of the best corn besides
furnishing grazing all SUNNI For the truth of these
claims we refer to United States Commissi sner of
Agriculture Washington, or to any agricultural paper
in the South. Price by mail postage paid, 20 cents
package 40 cents pint, rs cents quart; by ex-
press "a peck, SIS bushe.
The Japan Pea fully established its merits several
years ago. and is now in universal demand 1t grows
upright like cotton stalk is cultivated like corn,
and yields from $50 10 300 bushels ordinary
land Stock of all kinds relish it and thrive highly
on it without other feed. Also excellent for table
use latter boiling about weekly Price, by mail
postage paid, Is cents package, 30 cents pint so
cents quart by express = per peck, $40 per bushe
These seeds so and costly that we cannot
make any discount to who'll sale dealers or oranges
When Southern planters grow their own stock feed
and fatten their own hogs shall hear no more Of
hard times and 'middemen" for this will put end
to both you fear to invest largely it will cost but
tre to try these seeds, and unless your experience
differs from all Others you viii be forever thankful
for the trial Address, A. +. WHITE CO.,
mh25 1m5p Nashville, Tenn.
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AUCTION SALES.


LARGE AND UNREsERvED CREDIT SALE.
DY HOFFMAN, MARKS g. CO.-Alex. Levy,
ID Auctioneer-Office No. 80 Magazine street.-TO-
DAY at 1913 o'clock A. M will offer at their arge
and Unreserved CreGit Sale, the following freshly
imported al d desirable line Of
plain Striped and Embroidered Japanese Silks,
Plain and Embroidered Grenadines (a'l colors) Sum
mer Silks, Embroideres Ecru Lsces (all patterns),
Lace Collars and Vells French Corsets Shirt Fronts
and Hosiery.
The attention of buyers is ca led to the above line
which is one of the finest imported to this market
and to be SOLD regardless of cost. mh29
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ChiIperic.

vuyHE GREAT STALLION CHILPERIC WILL
i stand for the season at Mr. D. n. onaWnan
stables, s35 Gravier street. Charge sso for the
season. CHILPERIC was sized by American Star,
Jr.: he BY running horse American STAR sen Of
Durock; he by imported Diomed- American star
dam was by Sir Henry; grand dam by imported
Messenger. CHILPERIC'S dam by Abdaila
pacing mare that could make her mile in 2:ss. amer
lean Star could trot mile in 2:2sH. CHlLfEhlC
is splendid chestnut sorrel sixteen hands ngn' nve
wears old remarkably feet and can beat any s'aihon
mh12 I'm
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A MEXICAN DEPARTMENT
INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
AND -
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY SOCIETY.
OFFICE State National Bank Building,
No. 33 Camp street.
M, JEFFERSON DAVIS. President.
CyRus BUSSEY, First Vice President.
" q RIACK. Second Vice President.
S.H KENNEDY, Treas arer:
c. E. FENNER, Attorney.
WALTER v. CROUCH, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Cyrus Bussey, =. 2. wns
49,, ADAM. Charles G. johnson,
S. b. Kennedy LOUIS
j. B. Hood, Al. oo"n~'
Adam Thomson, w. n. ~ ""''
John Chaffe. y. y. A0'
C. E. Fenner,
= 49,, .,-7,1, q. B. MILLER,
~ GaI,eston Texaa Of Galveston Texas.
FORESTER DOLHONDE,
Of New Orleans La.
MILLER DOLHONDE & CO.,
EXCLUSIVELY
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
% and % Magazine street,
New Orleans La
Consignments solicited of Hog Products F a9'a
Grain and Country Produce generally. ORDERS ni;
at market prices Careful and prompt at.e MrTs
tiven to all business. LIBERAL Adv 49,
MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS. mno In
L. J. Webster. j. NJ fIAsnoa'
VxyERSTER 4 PRATHER-
Stock and Cemmission Brokers,
3e7 MONTGOMERY STREET,
aass. Ssvad. Block Sen f1a.ai's~
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-29

One of several questions with which the
Republican delegates will find themselves con-
fronted at Cincinnati, will be that of endors.
ing Grant. It is customary to insert q vote
of thanks and confidence to the Adminiatra-
ton in the platform. Party usage almost re-
quires it. But will it be polite to pass vote
in Grants case under all the circumstances
Will it be safe not to? Columbus (Ga.) En-
0uirer.
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Win while you can.
Win while you can.
Win while you can.
Win while you can.
NOTHING VENTURE NOTHING GAIN.
NOTHING VENTURE NOTHING GtsN.
Golden Drawing, April 20
Golden Drawing, April 80
Golden Drawing, April 20
Golden Drawing, April 20
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Election Motto Tho Arnual Election of
President Vice President and Thirteen Directors of
the Lousiana Department OF the LIFE ASSOCIA-
TON Of AMERICA will be held at the Depart.
ment Office ls9 Graver street, on MONDAY, April
10, 1876 between the hou 8 of II A. NJ and p M.
mh2S I'd SAMUEL FLOWER, Secretary.
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Gallery Curtains, Etc
II. q. MIHhER,
10Y POYDRAs STREET,
Formerly Cassidy & Miler)

Sail Maker and Cotton Duck Agent,
TTas on hand a large assortment of COTTON
i DUCK of all widths, TENTS. TARPAULlNS,
FLAGS, etc.
AWNINGS, GALLERY CURTAINS; Etc, made
to order vt lowest prices. =. y. M1LLEh,
milo 3m ship W' foyuias s'ree''
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QELMONT HOTEL, 62l 623 and 625 WASHING
ID ton street, BOSTON, Opposite Globe Theator)
Located in the centre Of the city and easily reached
by street cars and stages. Elevator steam and AL
modern improvements Rooms European plan) 81
per day upward. A frstclass Restaurant and Pri-
vate Dining rooms. If preferred at moderate rates.
The most convenient location, quiet and comfort
able home and frstrclass accommodate 1t prices
adapted to the stringency of the times are the spe-
cial advantages afford. at the BELMONT"
ta90 " HARDY 4 CO., Projectors.
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ONCE c. escent Saw Mill Association of New
Orleans-New Orleans, February Goth, 1e76.-The
Stoch holders of this Association hereby motifs
that general meeting of said Stockholders will be
held at the Office of the Association, foot of Gen.
Taylor street, on WEDNESDAY, March % h. 1876,
at 10 o'clock" A. NJ for the purpose of voting for
against the dissolution of said Association and to elect
three Commissioners to liquidate its affairs
N. B-The box for voting will open from 10
o'clock A. NJ. to o'clock P M.
By order OF the Board Of Dire tors,
F25 1m* E. NICOLLE, Secretary.
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POLITICAL.

Rooms Central Executive Committee,
Democratic Conservative Party, New Orleans
March 22.-There will be meeting of the Central
Executive Committee of the Democratic Conserva-
tive parry of the State of Loui lana on THURS.
DAY, April 30 1o76 for the transaction OF general
business. Every member Of the committee Is earn
O. uly requested to attend. /. W. PATTON,
President Central Executive Committee.
Country papers will please copy. mh25 tapl.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Asnaa, Marks Co. seD japanese silks, grena-
oss1 embrsdderies, laces. etc. ct 1oa A. N, At 50
4Agaziae street
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Once of the N. O. Gas Light Company.
March TO- 1876 A final dividend Of Five Dollars
per share will be paid to the holders of the old stock
Of this Com any, on and after MONDAY, April 8, in
full liquidation of the remaining assets transferred
to the consolidated Company
The transfer books will be closed March 81 to
transfer of old stock and from and after April no
distinction will be made in transfers between new
and old shares.
By order of the Board of Directors.
milo I'm " VALLOIS Secretary.
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The Centennial-Th0se DESTROYS Of contrib
utng articles for exhibition in the Women Del art
ment Of tn Centennial Exposition will please make
application at an early dale to
MRS. NJ. G.. LUDELING,
New Orleans,
Member of Womens Centennial Executive Commit
tee for Louisiana. mh8 tt
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ONCE of New Orleans City Railroad Conn
pany, No. I24 Canal street, New Orleans, March 8.
ls76.-At meeting of the Board Of Directors, held
this day. a dividend of Three Dollars per share on
the paid up capital declared. payable to the
Stockholders on and after MONDAY, April 3, 1876
All stock being paid in full before the 18th
instant will participate in above dividend ansfer
books will be closed for ten days previous to April
mhIO tap3 e.. C.. LEWIS Sec; etary.
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pIDwALL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC

Engagement of Americas Greatest Actress.
Miss LUCILLE WESTERN,
Presenting on
SUNDAY, MONDAY end TUESDAY, March g.
q and 2S-Dickenss Moral Pictures of Life in
London, entitled OLIVER TWIST
WEDNESDAY MATINEE - ELITE, or the
CHERRY TREE INN.
and SATURDAY MATINEE, April miss
Westerns G eat Specially, EAST LYNNE, or
THE ELOPEMENT.
FRIDAY Marh 3l-Benfit of Lucille Western in
her great plav. THE CHILD STEALER.
SATURDAY. NIGHT, April u THE CHILD
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-29

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VARIETIES THEATER-
1.-THE LADIES THEATER."
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday Evenings, Also
Wednesday Matinee, lat N0CnJ
Robertson's Military Comedy from the original text
first time) entitled
OURS.
Splendid Military effects including the March of q
Regiment, headed by Military Band.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Evenings, Also
Saturday Matinee. (nt Noon,
B5ucicaults powerful emotional play.
HUNTED DOWN,
With Mrs. HENRIETTA CHANFRAU in her great
role of Mary Leigh.
In magnificent preparation MONTE CRISTO.
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