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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-05-10
,arrears Of Take. for Year Ending June 90, 1879


and others, $s.3a
Third instaIlment Of water tax on interest from
January IL 1874, on sub lot IL and improve
meAts, in square no. $50, assessed 10 diary Ann
Fowler, s7.eb.
Fourth instalIment Of water tax en- interest from
July /, ls:2, on sub lot E3T aud improvements.
In Square nc. oI5, assessed 10 Milton Ford, Slol
Fourth instaIlment of water tan on interest from
July ], 1872, sub lot Isl and improvements, in
square no. 675, assessed to Milton Ford, s!.e1.
Fourth instsIIment If water tax on interest from
July J. 1872 sub lot 2. in square no. IS3, az
sessed te Mary L. FUndali and others, ss.Sj
Thrill instaliment or water tax, on interest from
July |, la On sat lot O., in Square 2to,
sesScd to Mary Fitch, $50.
Third ins'arlment or water tax on interest from
July J. is SAB lot q. il square 10. sd, as
sesSed 10 Mary F:;ch, $50.
Third insla!IIaPrt Of water tax on interest fr,In
July !, La. "n sHh lot :, in square no ~, As
scssed TO h..harl ). Fitzgerald, AZ.
Third insiaiimen; If water tax. on interest from
Jn'y I1lHi,- I'll l-rt Of suh lot {. 10 square no.
5ia, assrssc'i {" Nlt'i3cl J. Fitzgerald, - cents
BoihS The east eighteen feet ffUEt OF said lot.
ffnh instal!a:cn; # water tav. on interest from
July J. : =. an sub Lat ant improvements, in
Square rc so assessed 10 Nary Il. Franklin,
s133.
Thirl irs:ailmca' cr water t.y, On interest from
July J. = On part =! sui 10; and part of sui
Foley. :. ~ Being the north :. Teen fee; nine
Inches i,,nli ,g >ait H.,
Fourth instaI:rrn' "r water tax on frtcros. from
in s;;l3r,, no 81 gss-.t,J IA 3i.,..,r,, & Frly,
SER 49, Bsirg ;lia wcsl twcnTy..,Ic f.ct I'VE
''- '''' VI '''' ''
ThIr,i i~si-Ilracrt ur water tax on gcrrs; from
July J. IS.g n.t irt o.: H., ; and :,!,t,r,,y.tieris
sa8t Er3 lie ,,r -, r,.r lee, Tr.,' ~
said Ia. 800 ''-' -
Ucarn,T-. =, III ~ ",1' ID '.'i'fC>, rom
meDts IN >,,..rr ,.a ..sI' , I..-.r
Pagan 4: ~ ~ - ~ /" "..''N
Fourib irs,,II,,or on, 81. ,,o- ., . ..,.. r-..,
JuIy -. @ - - ~ 49,, IL. - 'i''.ii
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f0A '-' "a ''-'i~'s'' h'>'''S, 7,--o.
Fourtb instaii,c-i r ,-,,.,~ t,-- . i,,cr-s, tea.
July J. Is 2 49,. ~, i {: ;,' I,.s
'-i' "a >.''' 7'-''
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ON DIT.


Not one event Of interest transpired
ct the Stated House yesterday.
49,. The Urban Assessorship matter viii be
disposed Of to-day, 80 the Governor states.
-. We understand that Miss Mary Ander-
son will perform ct the Varieties Theater for
one week. commencing next Monday.
-. Three months ago Tweed escaped, and
for three months all the detectives Of the
United States have or have not as the case
may be, been searching for him. It's all very
we'll to put upon the stage the shrewd, saga
cious special, bat We would like to see more Of
them in every day life. Suppose Tweed was
some poor petty larceny chap, why the peeler
at the corner would have had him.
There was, Friday morning, in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court, one OF
those touching little events that goes far to
assuage the griefs and trials of this life, and
to throw around our harsher experiences
. glamour of happiness. The many friends
of Holly-everybody knows Holly-in appre-
citation Of his skill as disciple of Izaak Wal.
ton, as true fisherman and scientific bobbe1
for eels, presented him with tasty goblet Of
rare workmanship, and made from tin foil.
The usual ceremonies took place, and ice
water was handed around.
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COMING THROUGH THE RYE
Indictments in the Circuit Court.

The Grand Jury did not celebrate St
Patrick's day in the Custom House; il they
did, the noise Of their hilarity did not steal
out of the stuffed key hole. At II O'Clock
they paraded the corridors ON the way O.
their rooms, led by . Deputy Mammal.
whistling tho Skidmore Guards Soon the
door was closed. and they were lost to tha
outer world.
The indictments they Matched out yestee.
day were five in number, and are against the
following named persons, charged with com
spiracy Ohas. Willis. John McWhartez, ex-
gauger F. W. Eaton, Samuel Hammond and
Behan & Thorn.
Wills was arraigned and gave bond in tho
sum of 5000. @. E. Girardey going surety.
The rest are to give bond during the day.
The Grand Jury had number Of Witnesses
before them, and We may expect large batch
of bills before night
During the afternoon the following parties
were arraigned and pleaded not guilty, with
the permission Of the Judge to file dsmur-
rers. The bonds were fixed ct 5000:
W. j. Behap, surety for +. A. Behsn; Haml
W. Hammond, for Jno. Meyers; Jno. 81.
Webb, for F. A. Bshan; Jno. Thorn, for II.
L. Navra
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THE JETTIES.
A Letter to the Secretary of the
Treasury.

Capt J. 3. Eads addressed the Secretary Of
the Treasury the following letter yesterday.
It shows how certain the captain is of secur-
ing ct an extraordinary early date the depth
Of water required by the act of Congress-:
OFFICE OF SOUTH Pass JETrY Works,
No. 122 Common street,
New Orleans. March II, 1875.
Hon. B. II. Bristow, Secretary Of the Treasury,
Washington, D. c.:
Dear Sir-The rapid prosecution of work
on the jetties at the South Pass Of the Missis-
sippi River and the signal results which
have already been secured by them warrant
me in believing that depth of twenty feet
will be obtained at a very early day.
No appropriation has yet been made by
Congress to meet the payments contemplated
by my grant from the United States, and l
desire to suggest to your Excellency the pro
priety of your calling the immediate attention
Of Congress to the mandatory clause in the
act which declares that :
1.-The Secretary Of the Treasury is hereby
directed to issue the bonds of the United
States, bearing five per centum interest, of the
character and description set out in the act
entitled An act to authorize the refunding
Of the public debt, approved July IA, 1870,
to said Eads or his legal representatives, in
payment at par of the aforesaid warrants of
the Secretary of War, unless the Congress Of
the United States shall have previously pro-
vided for the payment of the same by the ne
:e'Sary appropriations of money" .
As thirty feet Of depth will, in all probable
ity, be secured before or soon after the close
of the present session of Congress. would
respectfully suggest the propriety of your
urging upon that body the importance Of ap-
propriating q sufficient sum Of money to
promptly meet the requirements of the act for
that depth, and thus avoid the necessity of is
suing to me the bonds of the United States,
which are Of higher market value.
The peculiar terms under which the work
is being prosecuted by myself and associates
justify the expectation that the Government
will promptly pay for the construction Of the
jetties as soon as the several depths specified
in the grant made to me by the United States
shall have been secured.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
JAS B. EADEs
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after they had remained there some time
Tony came rushing in, and said that Rock
we'll had been shot on his gallery by Bob Dss-
posito.
He started to the place in company with
one of his friends, and found Rockwell nit
ting down in q chair on the gallery. He was
still living, but died in few seconds aftee
tho gallery, few feet away from tho d.
ceased, Rockwell.
Hat AND COAT,
which were identified as belonging to Despo-
sito, we're found ON the gallery near Tn
body Of the deceased
THE PRIsoNER.
About o'clock Desposito was arrested st
the corner of Basin and Canal streets BY tho
officer on the beat, who had already been mo-
tilted that Rockwell had been killed, and Ia
look outfor Desposito.
his cell ct the First Precinct Station to get his
statement Of the affair, but he refused Ia
answer any questions. He was under tho in
fiuence Of liquor and seemed not to realizes
where ne was or Why he was locked up.
For drunken man be appeared remarkably
steady and gave evidence that through tina
fumes OF liquor there yet remained glim-
mering Of reason.
When the reporter left he resumed his seat
in rocking chair in cell No. l and laid back
putting his cigar.
Wash Rockwell has been long known In
this city as sporting man, and he has bsen
connected with several ahfAys; but it was his
luck to always come out second best He
has been shot and stabbed several times. and
twice his life has been despaired Of
y He was native of OHIO, but early In life
made Louisville his place of residence, from
whence he shipped on the steamboat Bslls
Keys a. . deck sweeper.
He afterwards drove Z hack in Louisville.
and, firing of this, he came to New Orleans.
where he remained. His profession was that
OF gambler, and its excitement and dissipa-
ton had made such inroads upon his oonsti-
tuition that he was hardly shadow Of what
no was in his early days.
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Mr.. Purman, Radical Congressman from
Florida, is Of the opinion that the Republican
party is the especial child Of God" and that
ell "good Republicans go to Heaven" Mr..
Purnam's testimony upon this point derives
additional force from the fact that he is now
undergoing charges Of corruption in Office,
that will be very likely 10 ticket bin Though
BY the penitentiaIy ine.-i& Louis Times.
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PROFESSIONAL PICKPOCKETS
They are Picked Up on Canal Street
Outing the Parade, by the Detectives.

Four well known thieves and pickpockets
were arrested at intervals during the parade
yesterday on Canal street and taken to the
Central Station charged with being danger
Gus and suspicious characters. J. Stillwell
was collared by Detectives Pecora and Hen.
messy at the corner Of Chartres street, and
James Sullivan was arrested in the same To-
cality by Patrolman Hsnrahaa and the last
two, VIM. Mccullough and Mathew johnson,
were taken in from Clay Statue by Capt.
Leonard Malone and Special Officer Stol-
berger.
Sullivan when placed under arrest had just
picked lady's pocket in the crowd, and was
followed up and pointed out by several citi-
zens that were present when he ran. They
are all professional thieves, and arrived in
this city several weeks ago from St. Louis.
One of them was arrested for being danger
OPS and suspicious character on Mardi Gras
night last, and was released from the Parish
Prison on Thursday after serving q sentence
Of thirty days on that charge
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"ANTED-Some three four nice Families can
w be accommodated with fine Furnished Rooms
I'D te best Of Board ut 149 St. Charles street. nearly
- thirty day Boardels will be taken at four dollars
pE weck, payable in advance. This is great reduc-
don from former prices. Tho house is frst-class,
Aaooa2 in the city. None need apply but the
1ast Of people. Remember l49 st. Charles street.
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The venerable but capricious Dame For
tune has smiled benignly on another of our
citizens. Mr.. B. Mitchell, 265 Poydras street.
was the possessor of one quarter OF combina-
ton ticket Nos so, SIS, II, class Ga, in the
Louisiana State Lottery, which drew the first
capital prize of $4,000, on Thursday, March
18th, the said ticket having cost twenty-five
cents. The amount was promptly paid on
presentation Of the ticket.
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sTswO CHARMING LITTLE COTTAGES

vkvWO CHAkMlNG LITTLE COIIAGES
u wanted 10 rent-The one with three and the
.oer with four fine rooms and unusual conveniences
Ar tbeso who choose to do their own homework.
Hnfh hMsss have nice flower gardens in front and
good yards ia the rear. To those who are able and
willing to pay their rent in advance to the amount
81 ta6 pr month are invited to take the Common
4irsd street which pass every five minutes and
11ek In It No. 80 and "a Bolivar street. Com
man. md apply to e. WOOD PERRY, 1t 96 Bolivar
essAnagf F1R cod If
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The bill cutting down the salaries Of CITY
officials in every department Of the New
York cityegovernment will uDquesiionably 20
week. Its reductions in some instances ara
of q sweeping character. The Mayors salary
is fixed at $1,000; the Comptroller and Corpo.
ration Counsel are each paid like sum; the
President of the Police Board and Cemmis-
sioners of Public Works, $1,000 each; Presi-
dent Of the Fire Department, $1,000; Alder
men, $500; the expenses of the last men
toned are restricted to $50 per annum.
Even with these curtailments, however, tho
of6cehclders are we'll paid. a. things 90, SUM-
GENTLY so to make their places Is eagerly
sought BY the professional politicians as be-
fore. M
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9Doclal Neaicc @ Baysu Bartholomew,
Ulrboune and Saline River Shippers-No through
aienea BY the President Agents Of the Ouachita
RksW Transportation Company and freights shipped
aouf1ide boats will b charged local rates.
F. A. BLANKS.
President Ouachita River Trans. Co,
e. B. CRYER
mt President Oaschita Tributary Nav. Co.
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A FESTIVE OccAsIoN.-Nobody should fail
t. visit the Mid-L:nt mask and fancy dress
ball to be given at the Opera House, to night,
under the direction of two well-kno IN young
gentlemen. The aft .ir promises to be the one
~ fha Gao son
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Noefoo e Planters Being in receipt Of adj
~isss from Pittsburg Of consgnments of COAL now
- ru1te We prepared 10 fill orGers for Pttsburg
Cal for Plantations or Coast in quantities to suit at
do lewest market rate ami would advise our
1kjonAs to send in their ders without delay.
G. A. MLLTENBERGER & co,
mis- Ct 63 Camp street.
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~ANTED-A private family residing at Ne. 9
w St Peter street, fronting on jackson Square,
desire to rent two front to gentlemen, gen.
se1aszsa and their wives with without board.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Carriages and Buggles
w any ono having such and wishing to dispose of
,shsU CAh find ready sale for the same by calling on
q. =. MAUDUx IS Carondelet street, dealer in car.
1lA4Usx- my14
"ANTED-50,0O0 Ladies' and Gentlemen to cal
w and examine the latest novelty out, called the
SJArAEESE CHILDS CARRIAGE AND era
OE&," On exhibition and for sale by L. 7. MAD.
UUX. - Carondelet street. au29 If
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Senator Lewis, of California, hates news
papers as bad as ben. Butler. 81 spit on
them, despise and Ioathe them," says the
Senator, and all the newspapers hang their
heads. 1t is dreadful to be spit upon by o
Californian.-Ind Herald
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-18
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
THE PAGEANT ON OUR
STREETS.
EVERYBODY AND HIS WIFE
OUT.

A clear sky, bracing breeze and . throng
upon the streets gave token that the sons OF
Erin were the recipients Of favoring fAtes, and
that their day was one Of rare enjoyment not
only to themselves, but to everybody.
As early ~ 10 O'Clock the crowds began to
assemble on Canal street, awaiting the arrival
of the several branches of the Hibernians.
Camp street was alive with Tutoring bunting.
the green banner of the Emerald Isle visins
with the star-spangled fig in beauty, and
presenting gay coup dea.
Never before has the day received such q
hearty and enthusiastic response from the
people, and never before have OUT Irish fsl-
low citizens had more reason to congratulate
themselves upon the entire success Of their
preparations for its celebration. Old and
young, rich and poor participated, and ST..
Patricks bay Of '7s will long be remembered
here.
At about II o'clock the different branches
began to assemble. They came to time
slowly, and it was o'clock bsfore the PROOFS
sion
MOVED
and started on the way over the following
route:
Down Ohartres to Esplanade, to Lsvse, to
Vaudeville. to Royal, to Canal. to DAuphine,
south side Canal to Camp, to Julia; to Caron-
dslet, to Felicity, to Prytania, to First, to
Magazine, to Josephine, to Constance. to ST.
Andrew, to Magazine, to Raes, to Annunoia-
ton, to Calliope. to Camp, to Julia, to St.
Charles, to Canal.
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Staub's news counter ct Goldthw aite's boob.
store, No. 50 Canal street. is open for inspec.
ton. Call and examine for yourself.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-18

Once e. escent Saw Mill Associatien Of New
&lk3eAns-New Orleans, February Goth, le76-The
socRholders Of this Association are hereby nctif.
9hst general meeting of said Stockholders will be
aeld ct the Office of the Association foot of Gen.
Taylor street, on WEDNESDAY,, March % h. 1876.
~ 10 o'clock A. NJ for the purpose of voting for or
enst the dissolution of said Association aud to elect
Akree Commissioners to liquidate its affairs.
n. B.-The box for voting will % open from 10
<oaGaoCk A. II. to O'Clock r NJ
~ order of the Beard Of Direct0rs
Ize ln4 e. NICOLLE, Secretary.
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Buy your buggy and carriage Of L. T. Maddux
IS Carondelet street, New Orleans.
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LAafsiana Division A. N. w.
Regular monthly meeting SATURDAY, March
14 LEG at ~ P. M, at Washington Artillery
AHmGy, Ne. 9 Perdido street.
JOHN 81. MURRAY,
Recording Secretary.
Address all comm unications to p. O..Box 1895.
uzLfS9t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Sceam Engines ON Canal Street.-An own.
ON 0f property Cana, etreet all persons in
0anal street ON Metallic Road to St. Charles
szoee arc requested TO me t at Haw kinss Saloon
C0mm0o street betw en- Carondelet and Baronne
On SATURDAY the 18th NJ arch at O'Clock A. NJ
mhyz 2s
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BARRETT AGAIN.
Down on His Knees this I imo.

1t would seem almos& ~ II the Fates had
conspired to render Existence of Barrett
JAS p. most unhapp He has been driven
from pillar to post, a has even been pushsd
to secrete himself for lays.
For time the clouds commenced to clear
away. and Barrett was mot heard from, but
now We have him again popping up like The
harlequin in the pantomime With al Here
you are, sir !"
Thursday evening Barrett was enjoying the
cool delights Of glass Of soda ct the corner
of Canal and Rampant streets, whom Major
v. G. Ryan entered, also ON mission for Tie
refreshing beverage. Barrett turned, saw
Ryan, and. a. If to sttack, made . stem
toward the latter, when Ryan raised his cana
to strike.
Barrett didn't like to b hit; he did mot
thirst for sore head, 70 no stepped back and
throwing his hand under his coat tail made q
show Of drawing pistol. but Ryan was TOO
quick for him, for in the twikling Of an eye
there glittered in the gas light al elegant
Tranter revolver, new model, self-oocking.
etc., and the muzzle Of that pistol pointed in
the direction Of Barrett's head.
Moody and Sankey, they ssy, have . Won
derfally effective mode Of impressing their
hearers with conviction Of contrition; but
the Tranter process was more rapid With Bar
rett, for quickly, a. If shot. he dropped upon
his knees down on the sandy floor and begged
for his life. Ryan told him to 60, and he
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-18

WANTED-A GOOD COOK. FOR A SMALL
w famnz. Apply between and IL o'clock A. NJ,
~ az Carondel t street. mhl6 3t
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uyANTED-e5000 ADDITIONAL CAPITAL IN
w frstclass bust sess already established. One
<Aird interest gwen and no services required. Cor
Assspondenoe solicited. Address Drawer D. Post
sO(foa. Foo cod tt
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/. mrs Ct

O0ee Of New Orleans City Railroad Com.
1any, No. i2l Canal street New Orleans, March 8.
de16-At meeting of the Board of Directors held
this day, dividend of Three Dollars per ehxre on
the paid mp capital declared. payable to the
&tockholders on and after MONDAY, April 3, 1876.
An now stock being paid in FULL before the 18th
instant. win participate in above dividend T, ansfer
eos viii be closed for ten days previous to April g.
mhlO tap3 y. G. LEWIS, Secretary.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-18

TKyANTED-A PARTNER TO FURNISH $500
~ cash, to procure patent, ia Eng and France
md Belgium, for q very valuable invention. These
patants can be sold for big price at the Centennial
Exhibition. e-haf interest in the whole will be
given Tor the manev. Urited States patent already
granted Address INVENTOR, Bulletin Office.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-18

WANTED-PURCHASE FOR EGGS FROM
w the following varieties of chickens: Partridge
Cochin, g per DOZEN Buff Cochin. s. per dozen;
White Leghorn, % 81 per dozen. The owe chick
ems hsve been selected vito view Of having tho
nost perfect birds and for their egg producing
4uaIffios For particulars, address p. c.. Bulletin
<0fen DDS If
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WANTS.
WANTS inserted in this column 1t FIFTY
@KHIS pr square

VNAETED-A GOOD COOK FOR A FAMILY
w Of two only. No objection to German or
Efench. Must come well rect nm nded. Apply
ySetween and II A. n, 40l st. Andrew street. be.
tween Ckrond let and BarOnne.
Rhl0 MkE&Su
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Wants and To Rent inserted in the BULLETIN for
efty cents.
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VKTANTED-A MAN WITH CAPITALIZE
w jsia in d frst-class fancy grocery, wine aud
quoc store for tins purpose If extending the bust
nrss Location ursurpas- ed, and good run of Gus.
tom. Address Grocer" Bulletin Office with full
nano and place Of int, view. A 80 naming amount
Of means 1T command. None others will be an
svprod. mills It,
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UTANTED-$1OOO FOR SIXTY OR NINETY
w Days on ample personal security and liberal in
>Hweat Address T. A., New Orleans PostOffice.
F20 2faw
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-AY YOUNG GIRL
w (white pref rred) about fifteen years of age to
ID house work for small family. Apply co Der Of
Toulouse and Royal streets, above MOreaus store.
milf
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-18

O0ce Levee steam Cotton Press Compa
81 Carndelet street-New Orleans, March 1876
AT meeting of the Board of Directors held this day,
adfvidend Of FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE was
~daclrsd. payable to the Stockholders On and after
~ 10th Instant between the hours of 10 and o'clock
e. II VIM S. E. SEVEY, Secretary.
mh3 15t
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-18

"ANTED-OCCUPANTS FOR WELL FUR
w nished rooms, house centrally and agree.
ably located. One is front room with gallery and
there are two others adjoining. Price moderate.
Yrfvate family. Apply at - Rampant street. mh5tf
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"ANTED-A GOOD SIZED SECONDHAND
w colo leather TRUNK. Must be in good condI-
aim and cheap. Address Trunk, Buletin Office.