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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20-The Centennial Ma
tional Bank, with capital of 100000, is au.
thorized to commence business.
fog bell at Cherrystone Light Station,
Va, will be struck by machinery during
foggy weather, two strokes in quick success.
sion, at intervals of thirty seconds.
A clerk has been assigned to the Levee
Commission.
Judge J. J. Martin, Postmaster of Mont
gomery, is here before the Finance Committee,
regarding the nomination of McGrew as Sixth
Auditor. The committee reached no conclu-
sion. Martin leaves homeward tonight.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-The Memorial Com
mittee of thirteen, appointed by The recent
st. Louis National Railway Convention,
waited to-day upon the President of the Sem
ate and the Speaker of the House, and pre-
sented the memorial and the proceedings Of
the Convention in favor of government aid to
secure the prompt construction of the Tex g
Pacific Rail way as competing line to the
Pacific.
Hon. Stanley Mathews, of Ohio, the Pres-
dent of the Convention; Col. VIM. NJ. John
SOD. of North Carolina; Hon. w. P. Thomp-
son, of Missouri; Hon. J. H. Kennard, of
louisiana D. Felsenhsld, of California; C.
X. Marshall, of Mississippi; and A. G. Clop-
ton, of Texas, we're present These documents
gress, where they will receive the considera-
ton Of the proper committees. The committee
have letter from the President inviting them
to call on him tomorrow, at 2 o'clock.
Thos. P. Ryan has been appointed special
counsel to conduct the revenue cases in San
Francisco.
The expenses of the Federal Court at Fort
Smith will reach $500 900 per year.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2L-The Grand Jury to-
day had under consideration the alleged cot
ton frauds in the cases of Parkman, Brooks &
Co. Several prominent Treasury officials
gave testimony before the jury, among them
FIRST Auditor Mahan, Deputy Controller OF
Customs Lockwood, Cashier Guthrie and
others. Ex-senator Sawyer has written let
ter disavowiog any completely in the mat o..
Senator Sargent's bill for postal telegraphs
allows lines in the post-o ffices, and makes the
post-offices receive messages; it allows COM
bination OF postmaster and telegrapher, fixes
the tariffs, and gives the government business
precedence
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
Proceedings in Congress.
The Louisiana SenatOrShip.
Is there a De FactO Government
in the State?
Foreign News.
Foreign and Domestic Markets.
General News.
Foreign News.
Foreign and Domestic Markets.
General News.
Etc, Etc, Etc.
FORTY.FOURTH CONGRESS-.
THE SENATE.

me SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-Mr. Edmunds Of
fered two resolutions looking to the exacton
of money due from the Pacific Railroad.
MIR. West introduced bill to amend the
act in aid of the construction of a railroad
and telegraph from the Missouri River to the
Pacific, approved 1862 and amended 1864,
MIR. Morton resumed his speech, but did
not conclude on account of sore throat
resolution to continue in force the Joint
rules for the government of the two Houses,
except the twenty-second, which regulates
counting the votes for President and Vice
President, was adopted
Mr.. Bayard then submitted q resolution H.
structing the Committee on Rules of the Sem
ate and House of Representatives to examine,
and after conference. to report whether any
and what legislation is expedient in regard to
the matters considered in the twenty second
joint rule. Laid over.
Senate adjourned.
THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Jan 20. = The Post Office
Committee reported unfavorably on the bill
reducing first class mail matter to one cent
per half ounce.
In the Centennial debate, Messrs Stenger,
of Pennsylvania, and Cook and FELTON,, of
Georgia, spoke against the bill. No South
erners spoke in favor of it to-day.
Eulogies on Vice President Wilson will be
delivered tomorrow.
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POLITICAL.

Attention, Ogden Guards. Fanrth Ward
You requested to me THIS EVENING at =:
o'clock, IT our hall Derbigny street, near Bien
vile. BY order of the Pro ident
IL. BURKHARDT.
THOS. j. FORD, Sc re.ary. jail IT.
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A RELIGIOUS DISTURBANCE.

DOVER, N. II. JAN 20-Arthur z. Deyirn,
after lecturing on "Romanisn in America"
sought refuge IN drug store, which was as
sailed with bricks The mayor read the riot
act. and the police used their pistols in get
ting Devirn to the hotel. Nobody hurt"
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ASBESTOS MATERIALS Attention is directed
to the card Of Mr.. H. w. Johns, who claims to
be the inventor of various applications of
asbestos, which is certified to by Messrs. H.
Dudley Coleman 4 Bro, the agents for Mr..
Johns
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Office Of New Orienns City RaiIrona Com

Office Of New Orienns City Railrond Conn
pany, No. l24 Canal street New Orlesus, January B.
1s76-The consolidation of the New Orleans City
Railroad Company and the New o leans Met.rie and
ratified AS required by law the Stock oers Of this
Company are invited to come forward before
the FIFTEENTH INSTANT o subscribe to the
One Thousand Shares of Stoc' to he is sued as rro
vded in the articles Of odation for the purpose
OF extending the Canal Stree: line the Lake Each
holder of tn reen of the present stock of this
Company will be titled to share of new stock
at par twenty per cent If to be aid at the
time of subscribing, and the balance in three install i
ments of twenty five per cent each payable monthly
ia4 I'm G. e LEWIS Secre ary
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MEMPHIS, Jan. 2O.-Ex-Judge Flippen wa
installed as Mayor to- night.
The Avalanche special from Covington,
Tenn, says: A. J. Yarbro, ex-tax collector OF
Upton county, was arrested there on the
charge of being def utter TO the amount Of
$1,000.
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The Centennial year will have ffty.three
Sundays, and if clergymen and paid choir
singers don't grumbie. young men who are
cour.ing should not strike against q reduc-
iion.-NO7risto,on Herald.
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The New LOUISIANA REMEDY.-The proofs
il favor Of this remarkable product of our
yamps, for complaints Of the throat, lungs,
ETC.. are daily increasing. See elsewhere the
letter Of F. W. Delesdernier Esq, Secretary
Grand Lodge.
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"ANTED-500 900 Ladies' and Gentlemen To call
w and exarRne the latest novelty out called the
JAPANESE CHILUS CARRIAGE AND era.
DIE" on exhibition and for sale by L. I. MAD.
DUX. 81 Carondeet street. aug If
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Carriages and Buggles
w any one having such and wishing to dispose OF
them find ready sale fer the same by calling on
L. T. MADDUX, IS Carondeet street. dealer in car.
riages. mv1AJ
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REMNANT DAY.

Notice is given in another place that a
special meeting Of the Louisiana Division
A. N. V. will DE held on Saturday evening,
at 1880 o'clock at the Washington Artillery
Armory, No. 9 Perdido street. Business Of
Importance will be brought before the meet
ing.
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ja21 81 A Carondelet street.

Rooms of the Y. NJ. IL. A., Grunewald
Hall, January ~, 1S76-The officers and mbers,
well thu invited guests hereby notified tn 1t
the installation of officers i'll take lace SAT-
URDAY, the 22i inst. at halfpast o'clock p NJ in
place Of Monday, the . vt fr-t understood.
ja20 st j. BERCEGEAY, Secretary.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Louisiana Division, A. N. v,

Louisiana DIVISION, A. N. v.
SPECIAL MEETING
Saturday. n. 22, 1875, Al 1910 O'Clock p. NJ.
at the Washington Artillery Armory, No 9 Perditlo
street. Puncual attendance is requested business
of importance will be brought before the meeting
The Executive Committee notified to he present
ja2l ct JOHN Ii. MURRAY, Rec Sect'y
Noiice.-Neither the Ga. tain. Owners nor
the undersigned consignees of the British bark
LAURA EMILY, johnson, master, from Liver
pool will be respor for any debts contracted by
the crew Of the said vtsse'
DEWOL, FPOWELL & CO.,
ia21 81 A CarOpdelet street
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BANK NOTICES.

State National Bank New Orleans. Jan. s,
1s16-At the regular annual meeting of the Stock
holders of this Bank held this day the following
gentlemen were elected Directors for the ensuny
year:
SAML II KENNEDY, ALFRED MOULTON,
SAML III. BOYD, JULIUS WARM.
JOS. DUNBAR LOUIS A. WILTZ,
WIN. Z. BLAKEMORE. PIERRE LANAUX
FRANK T. WHITE.
And at meeting of the Directors this day Mr..
SAML II. KENNEDY was unanimously reelected
President ana Mr.. LOUIS A. WILT was unani-
mousy elected Vice President
1al96t CHAS. l. g. DUPUY, Cashier.
Hibernia National Bank. New Orleans
January H. 1s16.-At ell ctOn held the 18th
instant, the aforementioned Shareholders duly
elected Directors of this Bank for the ensuing year
viz: Mess,s Thomas Smith 2 Irwin 7. Poursine,
John Henderson, r. Gauche VIM. Hart, Ed. A.
Yorke. And at meeting this day of the Board Of
Directors, Thomas SIN tn q, unanimously
elected resident. and f. Gauche Esq, unanimously
elected Vice President
JNO g. DEvEREUN.
jals st Cashier.
CitiZens' Savings Bank. G unewald Hall
New Orleans, Dec 81, 1915 AT a meeting OF the
Board of Directors held this day a q mi aunnal divi-
demo of ten per cent decared six per cent pay
able 10 the stockholders on demand and four per
cent to lie placed 10 the credit of the Reserve Fund
to be invested only IN United States Il ,nds
ja9 I'm NJ BENNEE Cashier
Citizens Savings Bank. GRIN. WA d HALL
New Orleans. Dec. 81 lS15-A semi annual interest
dividend at the rate OF six per per annum w II
be paid to depostOrs entitled thereto on demand
Interest not withdrawn will be credited an org
nal depos and will draw interest from Jan l. l-if
and will be entered on The 'el"stor's books when.
presented. NJ. Nm Err Cashier
JAG I'm
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Buy your buggy and carriage Of L. T. Maddux
35 Caronaelet street, New Orleans.
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WANTED - SOME PERSON TO FURNISH
w three hundred or three hundred and fifty dol.
Lars, for the Of which the pat furnishing will
receive board and lodging until the is refunded
Security given. Address j. e.. bulletin Ofce
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WANTED-AN ENGLISH STONE FILTER
w of large capacity. Post-Utiice Drawer 6i3
ja20 If
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ANTED-EMPLOYMENT BY A MAN, A
w member OF the Grange in any business where
he can be us fll 70 his employers. A moderate sal
ary expected. Good references given Address box
2565, n. =. PostOice. ja2O 2t
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"ANTED-A BOY, 16 TO II YEARS OF AGE.
w to do office wor@ who has worked in a job
printing offcetpreterred Address, with references,
l.. A.. Bulletin office. ja2O 81
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Mr.. Davis's criticism in the Senate Of the
accounts of the Treasury Department will at
tract deserved attention. No doubt many of
the singular discrepancies he points out can
and will be explained. But the fact remains
that our national accounts are kept by a
system so intricate and obscure that nobody,
except possibly one or two officials, can at all
understand them. 1t is certainly true that
such confusion and apparent alterations Of
figures in the accounts If any mercantile cou-
Germ would arouse suspicion of fraud. An in
vestigation OF Treasury bookkeeping will be
quite in order.-N T. Tribune.
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Anchor Line, of Memphis, burn st. Der.
nard coal.
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NTANTED-IO RENT, TO RELIABLE OCCU-
w pan l. Office desks in comfortable
Office on CaroDdeet Get, Gravier. hpply to
No. - CArondelet street. up stairs. a14 I'm
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LNOR RENT-FURNISHFD ROOMS FOR GEN
Il tlemen. Apply at EIGHTON'S Shirt store. cor
ner Canal and st. Charles streets Ja4 If
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NANTED-Some three tour nice Families can
w be accommod tied with tine Furnished Rooms
and the beat of Board l49 St Charles street nearly
thirty day Boardels will be taken at four dollars
per week, payable in advance This is great reduc-
ton from former prices The house is frst-class
second III the city. None need apply but tile
best of pc Pile. Remember 40 st. Charles street.
nS 1x,t
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WANTS.

WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square.
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FOR RENT.

TO RENTS inserted in this column not exceeding
one souare FIFTY CENTS
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NTANTED-A WHITE GIRL TO NURSE AND
w do Homework. Must come well recomlne ded
Apply at No. ll9 Chestnut street ja20 2t*
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NTANTED-A NURSE FOR CHILDREN
w Call at cottage house Chestnut street, be-
tween Louisiana Avenue and Delachaise st. ia2l 1t
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XVANTED-A SITUATION TO COOK, WASH
w and iron for a small family Address ~ A. e.,
Bulletin Office. JAIL 1t
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NOR RENT-THE TWO DESIRABLE OF.
IL fees, with Cotton Rooms attached. No 1s6 and
1ss Gravier street occupied by the undersigned
to whom apply tor terms, etc
LEHMAN ABRAHAM & co,
lao If Isl and LA Gravier street.
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"ANTED-A private family residing at Nc.
w st. Peter street, fronting jackson Square
desire To two front rooms to gentlemen. gen.
tieInen and their wives, with or without board
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REMNANT Day.

| Wants and TO Rent inserted IN the BULLETIN for
\ ften
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VETANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG
w man as Coachman in private family, and is
willing to make himself generally useful Address
T. r Bulletin ,iiice for two dave. ia21 II
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lCoNTINUED ca LAS1 PAGE. |
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yNANTED-ONE HUNDRED GOOD LEvEE
w Laboiers to 90 up Red River. Good wages
street Tchoupt, ulas, every day at II o'clock
jail 1t"
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VNANTED-A SITUAT ON BY RESPECT.
w able young woman to nurs- or to do house
wok willing to travel. Best Of references given if
required Apply to MIS-. RYAN, NJ. $50 Tchonp
itOulas street, near Ihalla. JAIL 1T
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VVANTED-PURCHASE FOR EGGS FROM
w the following varieties of chickens: Partridge
Cochin - for 13; Baif Cochin 3 for 10: White Leg
horn, 81 80 for 49, The chickens been
selected witl visw OF having he most pertec
birds and for their egg producing qualities. For par
ticulars, address P c. Buletn office. d2S If
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"ANTED-A SITUATION AS TRAVELLING
wv agent hy extensively acquainted
throughout Texas For particulars address a.. =. o.
Box $40 Galveston. d2J If
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-15
The Case Made CD.

The editor of the little Bston Rouge
Advocate is bristling ell over with rebel licus
quilts. Taa fat has gone forth! From cor
ner grocery to bar, and from bsr to polit-
ical lunch counter, the foul air rings with
the loud tocsin of wsr-whatever that is.
The little fellow said on Mondays.
It is evident that if the Democrats desire
to reap the rewards Of their victory they
will have to install Tilden st the point OF
the bayonet. Tho Radicals, though beaten,
do not intend to give up peaceably. We
believe in making up our case thoroughly.
in exhaustipg every peaceable remedy, and
then, If il must come to that, We believe
the Democrats should hy to arms, - dlo
their patriot fathers. and wipe the a:urpers
from the face of the earth. We believe
that peace able methods are best, II they
ter, unrelerting war, ia far preferable than
servi'e submission TO tyranny, usurpstlon
and thief rule.
A grea: Democratic authority in New
York ha. said recently that only fools talk
of war. But no matter. On Tuesday the
young son Of Baton Rouge Mars said:
Our tsiegrams to-day from Washington
have ring of the right metal about them
We feel satisfied now that the Democracy,
backed By the conservative Republicans.
are roipg to put Tilden in if they have to
do it ct tie point Of the bayouet. The people
have dilly y-dallied with usurpers ana usus. ~
pations already too long. 1t ,s M time osrr 70 re.
mani 10 its ancient form, even, - Gran'
saws. If we have to fight for it. Our motto
ia: "Give the devil his measure oi nfe:
Cary the news to Abe Hewitt. ne MAJ
a sol dier and shotgunner in Baton Rouge
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A Church Eutertaisment at Gruuewaid
Hall.

A Church Estertaisment at Grusewaid
Hall.
A literary aad musical fete and children q
entertainment will .be given at Grunewsld
Hall ON Monday evening, eighteenth in
stant, for the benefit of tho Free Church Of
the Annunciation, Protestant Episcopal.
corner of & ace and Camp streets.
This fair promises to be one Of great and
varied interest. Among the gentlemen anna.
teurs whose talents will contribute to the
festivities of the evening We may mention
Meesrs. j. B. Guthrie, Mason, Sturtevant
and Keplingsr. Messrs. Stern, Leiskind.
Wilson and Flanders viii produce their IA
vorite piece, "Choioeiof : Profession
Professor Hsrtz. has Kindly shown his
sympathy for the suceese of this entertain
ment By consenting to interest the audience
with some of his admirable feats in the So
.cret searcsa, and the mutic, under the
charge of Mr. Rareshide, will be Of very
high order Of excellence. In addition to
piano stlo by Mime. Hartz, Miss Remarn
will sing Some of her rare selections, and
the Eaterpean Society render one or more
choice seasts.
Toys in abundance and Of every descrip.
ton will be cold az the lowest prices, and
refreshments at the easiest rates will be Of
fered to all. Iicketr, adults fifty cents,
children twenty five cents, can be had at
the hall. Doors will open at 7:3o P. NJ,
and the fe.e will commence at eight o'clock.
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i
| the Prince Of 4oatsaegro that fulHllment
OF these aspirations vonld be eniy attain
soIo ~ agreement h0tWeen Russia and tho
powers With whom ahe il NEST nearly allied.
News from New Zealand.
SAN F1ANcnco, December l3.-The Aus
sral,aa neWe Dy TO steamship City Of New
The New Zealand p .li.meut had ID
journed. having completed ths work Of con-
seiidsting tho various provinces into ono
colony.
A. severe storm passed over the northern
paft Of New Zealand on the eleventh of No
vember. ocCasiOnfng considerable damage.
a large number OF fires were caused by
lightning, the Losses aggregatiDg E500,00O
Twelve French Communists escaped
from Noumea in steam launch. A war
vessel overlook thin and captured ten of
their number. The other two jumped ever
board and were drowned.
lmpsFs Duties. Ell
BERLIN. December l4-Parliameut, by .
vote of 206 to 1l6. has rejected the motion
to postpone the abolition Of import duties
on iron until January l, 1879.
From St. Thomas.
HAVANA, December 14.-A French steam
or arrived from St. Thomas bringing ad-
vices of tho ninth. The capture OF the
steamer MoctezumS was arranged in Kings-
ton, Jamaica. The chief of the captors, Le-
oncia Prado, is . con OF President Prado, of
Peru: He was in Kingston up to within q
few da5s ct the capture. and was appar-
emily well supplied with meney. On the
twenty-second ultimo the Spanish man-of-
war Pizarro arrived at Port-au Prince in
search of the steamer Moetezuma, but left
there in the morning, hsving been unable
to obtain any informA.ion concerning her.
Tho French man of-war Ssins, COmno-
dore Broslst. arrived at St. Thomas, No
vember "a. from Martinique, for the pur-
pOaa Of exhumirg the corpse of Rear Ad-
miral Benic, ard shipping the same by
mail steamer Vile de Bordeaux to France.
Businese continued dull. The heat Ia in
tense. -" q a ~ .ess ~
: Six vessels had entered the harbor of ST.
Thomas in distress, among them being the
American bark Mcnitsp Captain Frower,
from Baltimore, bound for .Psrnambuco.
She had lost her foremast, 6owsprit and
sails, and was leaking. -sa~o9
Advices from San D0miugo to the thrift
eth say tranquility reigns Shrougheut the
repnblic, the ports Of ANA and Monte
Christi having surrendered. Some unoasy
feeling, however, still prevailed throughout
the country. Business j. dali and money
Advices from Jacmel to the twenty-sixth
rlumo state that perfect tranquility pro
The coifee crop will fsll very short this
year On account of damage ~. the huz1i-
cane. Coffee ia now vAlued at $l3 per
quinfal.
Port an. Prince. ...s.s s.... ..
President Canal has adopted a very lib
eral policy. He permits the Haytians Of
all political denominations to return to
their country. ~. ao[ Az