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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-08

lois. tho more Dir. /. rro'n held On to broad
swGr.;>; and '::@c: ~, anolIcr dead lock
But il Gid nc; !;a,5 cstg IN hour Or Two. Ger,
Shields uaS jca!g !r:e:9cad, ty It's frieafS. ID
withdraw his cha!:ngc; Air. Lincoln explained
the offensive mater 10 tie Only letter written
By himself and the sreG: quarrel about ts:a ps
vas Settled houoran!r 70 both parties. TIE
second Of Mr.. Shields had declared, before tn:
choice o! brosdsvcrIs that he you'd as socc
think Of asking Sir. Shields to butt his brsia:
cut against brck wail a, to Withdraw th4.
paper" the csAepgc; but yet, alter ell, th.
SOD Of blood and ti.rnder did withdraw tia.
very paper. rsther than expose his brains Ia
the loug sword and tie !org erin CT hh.aAgG:
Lincoio.
As We rccrossel The Mississippi. soue @2s
spread an old fashioned cauet cloak, line;
witt, red dsrnsi, over log lying upoo th=
ferry boat; 81 g u give i the appearance u !.
,aan cut - pisces ,:.th tie hroaG."oct. X:
t= stood iannicg. the icg, st least TWO THOUSAND
people We're standing on the Alton SIDE Q: u:
river. "ai,iay to sva who hid been killed, !.a
colo OF shie!ds. siao9 other amusing !cc'
dec!s, =cd some ,Saeed!Ugly iuiicrou5, WoEs
connected with this affair Of honor, both bal0fe
aud after It's cccu!:e5c6, So sell Is duElcG Is:
iesy con!.. u the raging ba!!!gereats. but toe
canaos b2 sio;I:ed 10 this paper, which - :
real; inua;i longer. taan intended Il t0 l.
Yours, &c., 4. T. PEEp:9I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-08

The FRUITS OF DEMOCRATIC RETRENcu-
NENr.-The New York Sun publishes a prl'
vate letter from the Hon. Samuel J. Randall,
Of Philadelphia, 10 regard TO the fruits Of dem
ocratic retrencbmcnt by the last House Of
Representatives, iu which he says:
''The statement of the public debt Of The
United States issued by the Treasury Depart.
ment for the month ending Oct. 81, 1876,
shows that during the first four months of the
present fiscal year the principal of the debt has
been reduced $l0,56S.2l. The government
has been able during the period OF these tour
months to reduce the public Indebtedness to an
extent about equal to the amount the expsndl.
lures were reduced by Congress at its present.
session.
Congress saved for the present fiscal year
s3O. 900 200. The relative portion for the 6rst
four months is SIC. 560,9Os, q just the sun
used to pay the debt above mentioned.
mo one, presume, Of any party will now
under this showing disapproTe the action OF
the House of Representatives 10 compelling the
reductions which were accomplished against
resisting Senate and disappearing President.
The plan of action Of tue House Of Representa-
lives was the true aud substantial way 10 which
to maintain and st1s1gtLsu ;5s c,sdi! ct The
United States.
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'siic E.ateJnrdiHal.

tbs late Cardinal Ao,onel q. all tine. l;o.
tested against IL sa s,ts AMI tendencies Wtl:h
might eventually interfere with the rights Il
the Church CT the prerogaiges Of the Pon;if.
He oy eraWed those who dissented from him aud
removed coadjurols @Lo could not he relied
upon. lie was implicitly trusted By the Pope;
ADD 50 lar az temporal c0ncarns are involved
discharged all the functions Of State. When,
sis sears ego, the German var compelled France
10 withdraw the army she he'd long maintained
in Italy, aud thus gave opportunity to Victor
Eumuoucl, Antone having published pro-
test against the Italian seizure Of Rome aad
the Para! territory, withdrew With the Pope
to tue Vatican and has since resided there.
Tuere be has cJurselled and directed; aod
though unable to accomplish what he proposed
by the E.uuaoi.a Council aud ID other ways,
did much TO weaken Italian strength aud rem
der the scccess OF his successors easier. Sur
rounded sy tnore difficulties than have beset
ALMOST aOy ether man charged with 80 many
duties cut responsible tor So grave pct:ona, he
has aYe,,ed msuy losses and left the papacy
really STRONGER and more powerful than he
touod il. notwithstanding the spoliation it mas
suffered. The Cardinal had fne taste for let.
Ter, aud antiquities add great business Apt.
tubes. Ho nigh. have exce'led ia aoy protas
si1u he had chosen. 1t was bis desire to res
cue the Church from the embarassnep,s 10
which hs found IT. and although be has failed
10 do this he saw the worst removed and fore.
raw tLa removal Of all Others. His life is 10
sensrahiy connected with the Pon'lhcale o! Plus
TX and with importan, changes 10 tie STAIR;
and or;a,Dns Of Europe. He will be rcmen.
bstsa among me great men Of the age, and the
award that i given bn now will be increased
rotne, than q u1n!,hci il:a death can hardly
tail 70 exercise a depressing inaueDce upon the
poot.i with whom he his been 80 long asso.
GATED and shon he ha, 50 greatly AIDED; and
il w:ll sf'.et the candidature Of Father Beck1,
GaaeS.I 81 the Js.u,ss. prominently named as
SUCCESSOR cf Plus L.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-08

Rev. Dr. Bledsoe, whom the city is now
proud to number among it, citizens, has an
amusing and interesting article in to days Ga.
Zette
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-08

Tue VIRGINIA DELEGATroS.-The returns
from the various Congressional Districts in
this State Indicate The olcniou o! 4 democratic
delegation, With Ole exception ::
lst District, 3. 3. Douglas. dem.
2od District, John Goode. jr., dem.
ard District, Gilbar. C.. Wsikes, dem
18th District. - JosSonseno, rad.
5th District, c. G. Gabell, de'o'
9Th District, J. Z. Tucker, dem.
xth District, J. 1. Harris. dem
Sch District, Ep9a Hunton' dem.
9Th District, - Prldcmore, deD.
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)
MASSACHUSETTS, ....", u D
i:cnigah .'''''.... -. II de
MM ahS, v
Nav Ham,.hir 49, 80 ''' ''''' ' 49,. !,
Ohio.
Oregon ii
Pennsy lvsnis ...... ...... o.
Rhode Island ;,
vermont" ................''..":
i
~, ~,,,,,,;os.s H., o,oa,;,, -,
dem and HeoJress and ,,ons;I.r ti,st the pe,g
House Of REPRESENTATIVES viii h.ye : Democrat
ic majority Of Il to25, &
South Gasoline has vr5Lai,i; cOrz fer HAYES
but it is though: ,ha, lIamntno ,,as" sus: ma.
jority.
California is il doui,, Tie rc;urus being Too
! neasre to base definite roucusiun. No,i,iug
from Oregon.
Mr.. I'iiden has t,agralhe to tie Mayor 81
San francisco that his election is sure. :
Maryland aud kertucky =cud so:ii demo.
cratic deega.ors 10 Congress. IT,
Two democrats are believe. ~ H. riected 10
South Carolina. Hampton ~iil head his t..i 1t
in South Carolina about ; ,00v votes
CALIFORNIA.
|. .r..~,,.oo ~ M,, Y.1
| r 90 a. N,,. .o' Jaro . 80"
VI ~ p,eo'ooss ~ S'.' ."y s''' -,o1o
anu lilaou no, tI' Do's.'s :na.,t a5o
;teau' hss 80" apsI 'I,. 49, 49,
ac.e "'I n., ~. ''. N..ad. !. ...,.s ",
ria ranuhI;ran. ,n,y rrs,t Al iocr C,orresslne
Davis IN the first aud Pare 10 tie second Il
couceaeu; richonua 'nna sut - -;o"o Que y
II t"e '''li" 1'''''o'' "o;.o.'o -;
II.
!att vyef Tue returns if"m 'ne East. ii'''i
'e'FsFsI'''' Mayor h'yaa' '"a' ic % '''''''''
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT. Mich, Nov. SIS :. iu-Es,uru:
from 2l2 townships au;t prscircts s;scs f!uyo:
3 net republican majority CT o,OJJ. Democratic
gains 7,793. !! be sa.nc :owus gave CrossW5ll
republican, candidate for Eogelnor, $50 ma
;or;ty,
Dpreoir. Mich, Nov. s.-K..utnS srcsive,
m Ia :, a.. !pek 3. IN from 2;s loves auI prf.
,.inct, rive HAYES ii. j52 ma;,f.,; lcuiotra,
ic ga:r Of Y,035 ever 1872. tn. sage iowu.
give tro==meil, rep, TOR toTer:or. t,t:'S ua
! loEltj.
INDIANA
! INDIANAPOLIS. Ncy. s.-trom -o1 iowa
| ships and voting tracinc's head from beng
= per cent. OF the October V'te. sht" a5mo
| TUG en'h' '''S'e WA s''@ ''o'n 'n'J'''' u
h11l. -., A., =,
| ANDlaHal"il1, wy. sisS'@' ~ 'he
JouFoa'' lsss pisG., nom Ss" Castie, l1G.' ~, re-
| ports tuat jOhu huny=n' uet''' a"oI aeu k'',eo
| ChRs fresssl' rep, "nile III : p''llica! ais
euss'on, nres nuoatoa TOWNSHIPS sue" ut
aeu'ct va, Ga.u =. ~ o,s. ~ soIa y. 49,.
oe'. US p'a1s: .:a.;.u ~ ~ .tnar. ,.I,I
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RESULT.

sory-EInnsAuy Democratic VIC
.sr;yksNTSssf Tilden and Hen.
from RadisMrn,:ye ' IS ~
WAsHINoToN,s u.s. -, b,.;a.n
here last night and :. ,,h,rn,,ej .od
.ue f''u'o, 'e's' .conGrm the glad It'd
iugs heraded ear!ya ,r,;nr
The result oil thee, e., ,,,.,,,.,h y,
the democracy. aod th ian a. Tla., and
aasnu1"AS " ''oci> Is electoral vote
1he . taAes' '"a' 'ia'o-k,r Tilden are:
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William " bite, Que CT tic c2!olsi aeo /" :.,'1
names are signed t. !be atnaa7!ts pHo'''ue' -
Marshal Ram.del testityirg 70 "H!'ases W
democrats ia the last Petersburg eiesii'H' Us
signed and sworn ID a stgemsvt that L. lo,t'
saw and never signed the Marshal: s;StS4l:1''
and is stranger 70 tie alissa::oos !; :o2;a:2:'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-08

Gems Butler scd Banks sre re.eleolsd to
congress, and Gen. WszTe1, dem, defeated IN
MASSACHUSETTS,.
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;s;.t.rlauct liz IS .:Nnius1o,s. S;1:.

Til. Wiminyl4u pare;= .! ge''erj': i7:'s@'
say:
About 10 c,ott MAJOR Hhtetey w. -!
iug gi1ng Sigth street, reiuinihE nom iha'i"H
letter 1T the paatclaca, "h5o - m't tli.ta
STATES Deputy Narsh4!5 S:a: ."i ''a5!%fi'
With man IA 'l.c: custody :t' '4">".
! stoppad lbam att a-&EG 1:lG. Tie, ''f' d'.'
9Th the man, ADD they s2'i tAG: '"c' -" :.
| rested hlIu tor t.5IGG /" vet !!.eza!'t 80
| Maycl .aid then they tai So ~E'A"Itt - -
rest man 90 surh charg2 except 3" 'H.
order Of the e.ac,lan ot6Gcis, SGD ~ ''>i -
;bay wera hcnu.i 10 i-.e t!G! !,"1r'' ';iae'-'
tratc.
They sad they wu.'! tass iu!-i 10 ',.a 81.
tom house aupn0H, an; tie N-ynt =a'd :! H.
did so he would 20 w;;l, ,:"n'. llet%rce'' s@'
accumulated! them l., ,h: uIaI3r:'': 1tHa*, ='''
there She iaan w.= ,vrasctt -: ne !ia'"i -
manned in coni4lc,c: viii Euit@: LAC a.
u;ct Attorney ;!y.ua!ct., Ns:-A2i ''Gha al
superqi.cr Va!cnt!n".
The Niay0. !p.i.trt :h-l I'D Ia.et .-ia,"-
marshals, a. such, kAi az n2h! - s::c'' -
pau H.. illegal voting and !. ~" 1T '!'"
bu5iccs, 10 i,!rSnrT: -" ;'g%ct 'A' ''.E $50
tuty OF the aoe".
There MAS au;,. debate .: Ia ihc !r-'1".. -
rights Of the two s":s o Officer, h.- u ~ i't''
alI2 agreed that b6.n -:;s OF officers s!i0a 4
treiu from making any sI13sls II !i!e7al 'jt'"E
eYeent st the request q an eioc;i2n ci:oti, ~.
I Ier which request eny eit9:n you'd be AUTH
II d to make 40 arrest ucder the 1tato -,
ara il was the understanding .hsi "6e's a"r
such arrest 8as made The party 2T;rst>1 5000 !
he takeD before STAG: @l.l.!f>.c 'rr he'-
IDE
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Splendid Investment.

OFFICE CRESCENT CITY r. CO., I
1903 Canal street. New Orleans, JAN II, 1876.
The s ockholders of this Company having voted
to extend their road to Carroton and for its equip
ment and make loan of 500 600 for the purpose
the directors in pursuance of the same offer to
the public bonds Of the Company, secured upon its
entire lines and real estate connected Herewith upon
which there membranes, and which cost
over $50 coo.
The bonds will be issued in sums Of $1,000 $500 and
500 each TO suit every class of investors and inter
est will be at the rate of per cent per annum pay
able semisnnualy in New York or this city. at the
option of the bscriber at the time Of issue. The
bonds will be coupon and will be registered or made
payable to bearer az desired. Ten per cent will be
payble at the time of subscription fifteen the LIST
of February twenty five the list of March, twenty
five on The 1st of April aud twenty five the LIST of
MAY next when the bonds will be issued and dated
Intercst on rhe payment from me Of subscrip ion
to May LIST will be paid delivery If the bonds at
the of ler cent per annnn.
JOHN Il. JUDEN, Seer etary
ia ~ 3w VISA
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Ordinances Relative to the City
Wharves.

A RTICLE 1909. EVERY wHARFINGER IN
- his di. riot shall have the right of arranging
freight the whaIves and l-vees discharged and IL
be hauled away conveyed thituer for the purpose
| Of being shipped The wharfDgers thu. having full
power TO decide upon al such matters ap ertaniny
to the whaves and vees and to determine the same
in case the captain any other person. resists ep-
poses or refuses to obey the orders Of the said wharf
once such zap ain or other person 80 offending
SHALL for every such Ofense incur penalty Of not
l. ss than $25, nor more thaa 800.
Art 1915. That in addition to the powers cOnferr d
on wharfDgers they are heteby authorized to stop
the loading and Unloading If merchandise from any
slider the fety of the wharves endangeIed thereby
Ordinance No 60S6
Whereas the piling Of large quantities of freight
on the city wharves endangeis their safety; there
Be it ordained, That from and after the promulga
ton Of sail ordinance it il made the duty Of all
wpal fingers to notify the owners ccnsignees Of all
goods wares and merchandise remaining the
wharves twenty four hours after being landed to
have the same removed forthwith and in defau
thereof to have the same removed aud stored.
BE it further ordained, That in addition to the
powers conferred the wharfngers by City Ordi.
nance No 1851 they are hereby authorized 10 stop
the unloading Of merchandise other articles from
any ship, steamboat other vessel, provided they
consider the safety Of the whaives endangered
thereby.
Be il further orda. ned That all drays carts cabs
and other vehicles prohibited from driving the
wharves. and the whalfngers are hereby authorized
to arrest and take possession of all drays CARTS cabs
and other vehicles found in contravention Of this
ordinance"
Art. 1917. Whereas, City Ordinance No. 60e6 for
bids the driving of cabs, dIays ard Oliver vehicles
upon the wood work Of the ste .mboat wharves and
Whereas said wood work has in several places
depth of .hree hundred feet and upwards, thereby
causing q great expense and inconvenience to ship
peIs; therefore,
Art. Is g. Resolved, That cabs drays and vehicles
be and they hereby permitted to be driven said
wood work to point fifty feet from the line Of in
cine on said wharves.
Art 1919 Instructs the City Surveyor to place
posts to guide the wharfngers in carrying ont said
per mis- sion.
the foregoing.
The undersigned Lessees Of the Wharves and Land.
ings of the ci of New Orleans call the attention OF
all parties interested to tho above ordinances aud
they hereby give notice tbat they will not be respon.
sbe for any loss damage that may occur from any
violation Of said ordinances.
EAGER, ELLERMAN s. CO., Lessees.
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show An increase Of % in the number of YES
.eis. but decrease in the tonnage Of 80, O51.

show An increase Of 20 in the number of yes.
.els, but 2 decrease in the tonnage Of 80, O51.
In the class of
SAILING VESSELS
tnere Is an increase of 80 in the number as
compared with the previous year, and also an
increase IN tonnage to the amount of 80, 800
TONS In paddle steamers there is an increase
OK one IN number as compared with last year,
out q decrease in tonnage of 1880, showing
mat the paddle steamers built on the Clyde
du:lng 1875 have, on the average, been of
much smaller tonnage than those built
during the preceding year. In screw steam
ers there is decrease of II in number, and
also decrease in tonnage to the amount of
81, GA TONS In the class of smaller vessels
there Is an increase Of IL in number. and q
decrease in tonnage Of Al. AS for many
years past
SCREW STEAMERS
form very large proportion Of the vessels
built on the Clyde, there being nearly half of
the number, and considerably more than that
proportion of the tonnage launched during
the year composed of screw steamers As
compared with the year 1873, the total num-
Der of vessels launched last year shows an in
crease Of 49, bnt q decrease ia the tonnage of
"a 426 tons. As compared with the year 1872,
tho past years work on the Clyde still shows
decrease i'll tonnage. though ON increase in
the number of vessels built. Contrasting
1875 with the year 1865, there is an increase
Of the tonnage built on the Clyde Of So, 9O3
tons.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ID ION street, BOSTON, (opp site G ODE Theater).
Located in the centre Of the city and easily reached
by street cars and stages Elevator, steam and all
modern improve ents. Rooms European pan), 81
per day upward A first clas. Restaurant and Pri-
vate Dining rooms. if preferred, at moderate rates.
The most convenient location, quiet and comfort
able home and trst.cass .ds tions at prices
adapted to the stringency Of the times, tho spe
cial advantages atford- d at the belmont"
ja2O1y HARDY CO., PrOprietOrs.
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FREE DlSPENSARY.
Corner Of Canal and Baronne Streets.
Tho Ninth Regular Annual Session of this Iustitr
ton was con mencsd o. the 18th Of November and
viii continue till tho 18th of March, prox und er tho
drectaon q tn following able Profess n viz: VIM
s. CHANDLER d. d. s.. JAS s. KNAPP, D. D. S.,
CHAS y KELlS y: d. s, j. r. WALKER d. ID.
s., ALFRED W. PERRY. NJ. d., FREDERICK.
LOBER M D.. MARTIN WET ID. d. S.. and a..
+. 4ClAlN, n. ", ID. d. s.
Whilst conducting FREE, PUBLIC CLINICS, in
connection with course of lectures for the purpose
Of its pupils in the practical depa tment
Of the College, the Faculty have thought proper O.
bent ft at the same time the poor of this city by
ext ndng general in ltation to all those who have.
not the meals Of paying regular fees for den tai op
erafiOns. to apply at the Intrmary where they can
have teeth extracted, diseased mouths, ETC., treat.
cd tree Of charge; and where other operations.
requiring he use Of expensive materials performed
in the latest and most approved met hods, under tho
immediate supervision Of mem ,ers Of the Faculty
for very )itslo If any more than actual cost Re.
spectacle persons nea' not hesitate about applying
for dental treatment, they will be received NJ
courteOusly ~ at tho best dental offices in the city,
ty Clinic hours are from O'clock A. M. to II NJ
every day, Sunday excepted.
4. +. lcLAIN. NJ, D., D. D. s.,
Dean Of the Faculty, 167 Canal street opposite tbs
College Hall. d5 Su tmh6
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BALLS.

BALLS.
Continental
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
GRAND MILITARY, MASK, DRESS AND
FANCY DRESS BALL,
For the BENEFIT of
COMPANY A, CONTINENTAL GUARDS
Will be given at
ST. PATRICK'S HALL,
On Camp street. opposite Lafayette Square,
Evening Of the 22d Of February Next,
The One Hundred and Forty Fourth Anniversary Of
the Birth Of
WASHINGTON.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
John G Fleming Chairman
G L Hail. B. II. Watkins,
Alex Mcneil E. B!essey
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
Clement L. Walker Chairman.
Samuel NJ. Todd, Daniel towards,
John B. Leefe John Clark
Col. A. W. Bosworth, VIM. Tenbrink,
Hon: John Livingston Harry Bidwell.
n. Carvin. Ge0rve Purves.
Charles Gould, Marcus Quayle,
ThOS +. Hedges, VIM. Mehlo.
John Hawkins, Joseph Donaldson.
CHRIS. Mehle, John NJ. Cullen, Nj. D.,
Geo. r. Finlay VIM. Gillen.
p. NJ Baker, J J. McGinnis
p. S. Moran, F.W.Q ackenboss,
Gerard Stith, Charles w. Drown,
A. H. Smith, James Wilson,
WIN. II. Morgan, VIM. Bedell,
John C. Hood, Geo. w. England,
w. T. Scoven,
Applications for ladies' Invitations may be left at
the store of E. A. Tyler, Esq., rs Canal street. or at
the store If John G. Flean ESQ, SecI etary Of the
Association, at IA Poydras street. through Post
Office Box 26e6.
By order of T. w. BOTHICK,
President Continental Benev. Assn.
r. NJ. MONTGOMERY
Captain Co. A, Continental Guards.
Mja29 rF22
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Coal. Coal.
w G. COYLE CO.
PITTSBURG, ANTHRACITE AND
VIRGINIA CAMEL COAL,
Screened expressly for family use. Delivered at
lowest market rates.
OFFICE, 1873 Gravier street.
v.pns SCorner Julia and Water Streets
Corner Race and Lev. streets.
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GARUEN-
(OPARTN ERSHIpS.

FINHE UNDERSIGNED j. c. MILLER, FORMER
i " of CASSIDY a. MILLER. will carry the
Sail Making and Cotton Duck Business at 1e7 Poy-
dras street between Magazine and Camp.
Jas lw j. G.. MILLER.
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Opening Friday, January %, 1875,
At
ST. PATRICK'S HALL.

The Tables, far arranged. as follows. and
| will be under the auspices Of the ladies herein
| named
SOUTHERN STAR-Mrs. DR.. j. H. WiendAhl
| Mrs. Charles MacIeady Mrs. O. X. Dunning Miss
| Jarbot Miss Kerchof, Mrs DR.. Briekell, Mrs. L. l.
Bayne, Mrs. J. Ad. Rozer, Mrs. Henry Preston Mrs
| Amazon Ledeux, Mrs. N Soule and Mrs Clark
Waterman and Mrs Rev. Gutheim.
CRESCENT-AIrs Thomas Gilmore Mrs. P. F.
| Herwig. Mrs. John Hende. SON. Mrs Springbett,
Mrs. Dr. Berthelot and Miss Henderson.
ST. PA1RICKS-Mrs. W. T. Houston.
IRISH AMERICAN-Mrs. E. Mcmahon, Mrs. j.
C. Mcclellan, Miss A. Alexander Miss S. J. Byrnes
Sc. ALPHONSCS-Mrs. Fitzg. raid.
HIBERNIA BRANCH No Mrs. Conway, Mrs.
Tillbury, Miss Mollie Grayer, Mrs. Mcdonald.
ST. THERESA'S Mrs. J. Domingo. Mrs. Finne.
gan. Miss Gibney and Mrs Hogan.
C0ntestss
SPAN OF HORSES AND BUGGY - Contest
between Hon. J. M. G. Parker and p. j. Kennedy,
Esq. The voting will be under charge of the ladies
OF the Crescent Table.
SPAN OF HORSES AND BUGGY-Contest
betW cen Colonels Waggaman and Pagan and Mr..
John Fairfax. The voting will DO under charge OF
the la4es Of the Centennial and Sc. Alph0nsus
Tables.
Besides these there will be number of interesting
contest, and racs for gold watches and gold chains
necklaces, gold and coral sets, oliver cup etc.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-03

MECHANICS FIRE COMPANY No s,
WI Give grand
Fancy Dress. M squernde md Calico Ball,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL
On Satu, day kvening. Feb. 16, 1876.
Admi=sion-s2 md each ticket entities the holder
to chance for the prize Of one of Scooei g FINEST
DIAMOND RINGS.
Ladies Invitations can be obtained at the engine
house. i.26 In
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-03
EDUCATION.

COMMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL ACADEMY
~ PAT St. Charl street.
Day and Night School. ROBERT NJ LUSVEE
Principal.
All the English branches with the higne Nfathe.
mates and the Natural Sciences and Modern and
Ancient Languages thoroughly taught. Hours for
boys: A. M, to p NJ, and 81 to P. M. Classes
in French and Latin for young ladies. from to +.
M For circulars ETC.. apply at the Academy.
ia2 cod
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-03

"Music hath charms" TIE male grass
hoppers uses their hind legs TO fiddle on the
edge Of their wings, and tue best fiddler al
ways wins the affections Of the female.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-03
NOT1CE TO PARENTS AND OTHER CITY.

NOTICE TO PARENTS AND OTHER CITY
IN ZENS-
Peabody Primary and Grammar scAool,.
S47 St Charles street. opposite Tivoli Circle.
This Aoael School for the methodical instruction.
|0f boys and Girls. respectively. between and AZ
yeazS OF ago under the direction Of . competent and
an experi:nced Principal, will DO opened ia tls
MONDAY, seth AEPTEMbER
N. B-RespeOahle children, who have been i'm.
perfectly instructed in crowded Primary Depart.
ments Of public schools who can not for any req.
s0a, enter these Schools. are INVITED to attend
this Model School; and their parents and others f.
vor1ng this movement are quosted to confer with
tho Principal, or with the undersigned, between y
and 10 A. Il, on any day of the week.
ROBT. M LUSHER,
Agent Of tho Peabody Educational Fund and state
Superintendent Do jure of Public Education, Lem
iaianA
New Orleans. Sept. II. 1875. SIS Il