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II. GkSkRsG ROCKERS AUor1,NrrRs
523 seventh street,
FEDERAL Buildings, opposite z. D. Department.
- 10 parties desiring TO buy sell Rssl Estate,
stocss Bonds, or other ecurities, Offer perior
tsclities We give the highest market price for all
classes OF District OF Columbia securities, and pay
ep. etsl taNes ct the lowest possible rates
We give special attention 90 neg I'll .ting Loans
and placing money Judciously and safely on Real
Esfaiei worth double the amount loaned, without
cost to parties furnishing the funds.
We hope, by prompt sRd careful attention to the
interests OF our customers, TO merit fair share Of
bushes. in our line.
ROBT II. Ryan. SIDNEY II. AUSTIN
We refer by permission TO Hoo. Powell Clayton,
U. ;. s.; Hon. B ". Dorsey, U. q. s.; Hon ohm
hiiz, Consul General OF Switzerland O. Z. Prentis,
Cashier German American Savings Bank; Col I'd.
ward Daniels, Editor Richmond State Journal.
narl6-lm
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Also. large lot Of CoPFKEs, which 1 o6sr
lowest cash prices. mars I'm
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NEW SHAPES IN CORK AID GossAMER
HATS
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We make sPEciALrT of NUrRIA SOFT HAT;
in all the new shapes, for beth cid and
young men.
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PURE SODA WATER
HAUBURY SMITHS MINERAL WATERS
SHFET BLOCK-TIN LINED
STEEL FOUNTAINS.
Pure SyruPs from Fruit Juices.
BY the usa Of Steel Fountains, Block tin Lii ,ed
the purity OF the contents Is assured so
OF the fouH tains enables them be charged mu IN
more uEf JTmly a. d more thoroughly than he or
diTTaIy copper or iron fountains.
SAMUEL C. PALMER,
Depot, 81 Green ,treet, Georgstown,D DO
B.-NO charge for delivery. mar2O-lw
RANkRUPTCY NOTICE.-Ths Creditors of
~ HO~skR a CO., bankrupts, are hsreby stI-
ned that second meeting of the cred tors Of said
hsnkTupts Will be held on the 2D DAY OF APRIL,
lS4, at II O'Clock M, at the office of j. Ssyies
' M sister ~ BANKRUPTCY at the City Hall,
nara 1t SETH A. TERRY, Assignee.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscriber
\ has obtained frenf the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, holding q special term. let
ters tee amentary on the personal estate of ANNIE
Ii. YOUNG. late Of Washington city. District
o Columbia. deceased. Ali persons having
10 exhibit the same, With the vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber. on or before the Ethday of Marc
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of the said estate. Given under nav
hand this 18th day Of n arch, 1874.
maIc0-f-t POLLY Y. BRoWNELL, ExscutrIx
On BUEOHEs BANANAS
~ Jost received.
MALAGA FRUIT COMPANY,
narl9Si 4Os 9sA street northwest.
N -
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ooRsrR SECOND AND o STREETS N. 4.
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GEO. r. BASSEfr, Grocer,
CAPITOL HILL,

a. can be found IN any house In washi,ptop. vh,ob
are being offered ct the following low figures:
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GENERA ASSESSMENTS AND SEWER
40 paid NJ heavy discount. BY ELI-
5sH bkHREND CO., Real Estate Brokers,
629 7th street. f-bas- ins
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EOB SALE-DwELLINGS.
NJ, between 9Th and 10Th. northwest, 8 Is go.
M street, between In h and 18th, s ,OOJ.
COrcoran ct bet. 18th and i4th, hye, each 5000
street northwest, ten rooms, perfect, 81 600.
NJ street, near Sd, complete, 3 II 900.
D-frees street, seven rooms, 81 500.
n ST. northwest 'T Ts aUSiss glow "na S''"V'
Fix, new, Sd street northwest, each 700
Pw t'por,bes.t. s rooms. large lot. sSsse, sl7D
Oh st., near B, I. ave mice and cheap, ss,5O6
SIS and SIS 7th northeast, new, eight rooms,
cor Ilete. large lots, each g sOe
1928 10th northwest, Eve rooms, S2l0
Sewer and improvement Taxes paid on the most
xpSiy To- VIM. L. BRAMHALL 90,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
martha Marble FL street
EOk sALE-OOTTAGR 11Y9 strest,, con.
Il tains six rooms, summer kitchen, and shed, LEI
%Oxlo0. Price, 5000; cash, eA0; balance IN
merthly payments Apply next door mGu eoot
LOB RENT-HOUsE 1924 9Th street, 10 rooms,
III On .fi; sls r.
EoR sALIAseversl ane HOUSES in Grant
A besutiisi HOUSE 1si on Oorcor.n street, south
stde side, os.0N. Several on the north side Tor
81. 1905 sh street, at $500.
No. lY23 sth street ct 3 a. 800
A me HOUSE on p street, between s-h and loth,
Ihr:s sps aogsEs On Rhode Island avenue, s'.s
No. lsI Q street. = $3.50. and . large liss Of
pI %s.T TiE Il all prices. sii vsa .,rss..
q a
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NEW SHAPES IN FELT HATS,
All Colors.
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LOB BENT OR LkAsE-To a senator Mem
L Der Of Congress, thoroughly furnished, twelve
roCm HOUSE, located IN finished street, a ter
race with coal vaults under terrace. There 10
Office room In front basement, making il very desr
able for Congressman. Rert, including bed aud
table linen, chisa glass and silver, $3.50 per month
Address Box IL, Star once. marl3-6t
LOB SALE-Elesant DWELLING HOUSE,
Il two-s.ory, basement and N susard roof; all the
modern improvements; fine Stable, &c in George
town: street pass the door; price 900
ROBT. A.. PHILLIPS, Real Estate Broker, 6I3
l5th street. marl23n
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NIBLo's GARDEN. THIS AFTERNOON.
NfBLo,sI AN EVENT OF the SEASON.
NiBLo,s GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT.
NiBIos rendered 70
NiBLo'S MANAGER R. W. BUTLER.
NisES 0y the members o. the Metropolitan Theatre
ss THIS Ky s;!s ggSsSs APR. rs
sEsE9 On which Ssssa
NIBtos sTs Of the various theatres IN the city will
sHsS assESSfSl SGsr 4asA 2s THE
AE!T aAs EH1S E4 HxHs A sA
NiBL0's The following talented Artists have volun-
s!sESs '''F'd ''i A E'''
NIskS's A SShs SA AART'
S SEshSs TEE sEn wIzss Ak ss9sf AoR
s ss$$:s s $sE E $$EIsA
NiBL0's. II; osEEIsT.
s sEs$$s aafHS HstSzi,
s sIsSs THE dFGEsf sfovrs
sfsf$s s- assfAs stssEH MONTAGUE.
S!skSs A's Mss sEf 4SfrA ANSgHksA y
~,
NIB1OS. MISS HATTIE NAYLOR
NIBLOS. MISS klTTIE SHAW.
ssEsESss HARRY siSa SSS r 54os JACKSON.
NiBi,O,S JOHN QUEEN AND WILLIAM WEST
NIBIOS WAYNE AND LOVELY,
NIDLOS THE CALIFORNIA QUARTET,
aud host of other, whose namss will appear this after
MONS LA noon. vee o Stag. Manager
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. UUSHMAN.
"A MORNING AND EVENING READINaA
MISS CHARLOTTE CUSHNAN.
SATURDAY MORNING, April IS
Misce llancous Selections.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. April -,
Selections from Macbeth
MONDAY EVENING, May4
Selections from Romeo and Juliet"
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Mays.
Selections from Merchant Of Venice"
sATURDAY MORNING., Mays
Selections from much Ado About Nothing"
NOTE.-The second part OF each Reading will consist
OF Miscellaneous Selections
Morning Readings at2 Evening Readings ats
Reserved seats 81 Tickets for OF tho Read
ngs sale at Carrllo sta tonery store 86
near Twelfth street, from a. NJ to 4P. NJ, daily.
THE EVENT OF THE SEASON
THIS AFTERNOON
AT NIBLO'S GARDEN.
r OWES PENANCE-GREAT SUCCESS.
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fyooK's TOURIST TICKETS

are Issued % every part Of the world At reductions
rom 10 70 u per cent below ordinary fares.
They be had with amshlp tickets by line or
without them the passenger pretera They their
holders privileges which ordinary tickets not they do
Cooks Irish TOURIST Tickete can only be obtained In
this country: they every Irish and Scotch line.
Cooks Hotel coupons guaranteeing best accommods-
ons q 500 ra clsS hotels II Uniform and reduced
Cooks "Exeussionis! American edition contains faro
aud expense for loo tours; price 10 cents.
Next personally conducted party to south o. France
Italy. switxeraId kc, leave steamer Egypt May 10;
100 dSys' 0rst class travel and hotels, $3.50 gold.
COOK. SON JkNKINA
26l Broadway, New fork.
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NILBLOS GARDEN
IN Lcssees and Managers. JARRETT PALMER
EVERY EVENING AND MATINEES WEDNESDAY,
AND SATURDAY AT . O'CLOCK.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF SCHULMANN'S TRANSAT-
LANTIC NOVELTY COMBINATION
The LOWELL and ALAONTK PANTOMIME COMBlNA-
BENEDETTI Phenomenon OF 1874 SCHULTZ, MASKS
AND FACES.
THE MAN.FLUTE THE FAMOUS ACROBATS.
J. b JOHNSON, EnQlands Champion Swimmer.
THE SKATERS, with Milo. FREDRICA.
AGGREGATION,
ALL NEW FACES. ALL NKW ACTS.
ALL in THE PANTOMIME SPECTACLE.
REGULAR PRICES
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
On MONDAY, May T. the cutre company will appear
at FORD'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Baltimore; on
nRtOn.
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DAssA0E TO AND FROM QUEENSTOWN LIVER.
4 pool and Antwerp by the American and Fed stAr
line OF sscamera
Orsfs Tor 81 and s.!sI I;'usa 4, swss rssa
81 South street
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THEATRE coAIQUE,
Nj hs sosa Ana Hart ss4
3a ahs' GA asE as Grand
Terrible "f Example. % ''s 0'' y VIZ ''''s'a''''
Mr. JOHN WILD WAS sRELE
Terrible i Example. SHE Soo As,FRRAY,
COOL BURGESS. Same cast as before.
AND sesS MISS sss"P 2fSH s5% SHlN
MAJ AND FoA'AA MR.. BL1 sS1 HOLT.
Sss$s. IS; S. q:
sHs IL lI.s dnaisTRs a' CHILD
Ss$s HARas5 iIs 7s " HART
MATINEE wzDlrsS2E ASB ss4S az
III Every evening this week and Saturday Matinee
tho eminent American Miss o feiiss' NORRIS,
In her original creation Of sf Mlle. CORA In
sFsEsT h 2sb SaSaDw 2ahYeS-1"HSrSsEcoSD
hAaL Evnsrse APRIL 9s " III THOMAS
SIXTH AMP LAST sYM fiSST' cosoEsr:
ARIA Pardon Me MY o Passion Music Msaa5t
Vl' Mss Ssl xr2s eS n1 p fh hIsEhnHSS
Aria Dove SCI s i%'t RELIABLE Ssns pHlfs handel
sorspel, De N sestsrslnger von Nuremberg Wagner
Sy%RasaS = eket0 and Ill deserved ss
cents extra The sale Of Reserved seats and Tickets will
commence THIS MORNING at the box ONCE oil steinway
nall and At Nos. 7M and lll Broadway.
no TO NIBLo's GARDEN
VI THIS AFTERNOON.
GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
Of ss Ns s: & I'll s
LIMA DI MURsKA,
for limited number Of performances In Grand Ger.
lima DI MURsKA
Will appear in all the parts She has sung ct the I'M
periAl Opera In Vienna
For partc ulars see further advertisements
mr. KAnN's GRAND MUSEUM AND POLYTECHNIC
attractions. now open to the public et eH Broadway,
nearly opposite the Grand Central Hotel Models 81
every portion OF the human frame Dreaming mecnenl-
cal figures, &C. altogehc comprising the most enter
tanning and Instructive exhibition in the world Aams-
CTEvENs CO., JEwRLLERA .
ART DEPARTMENT.
Exhibition Of Jerome Thompsons world fenoWneo
''''s " THE OLD oAKEN BUCKET,
"COMlNG THROUGH TitK RYE''
.rnE LAST Ro snRe OF sUxAERs
Open from y A. N. to6PM "
DARK THEATRg-NoW QPEN-TWENTY SECOND
- STREET AND BROADWAY
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now exhibition with effects surprising those which
successfully applied to the Cycoramn OF PARIS
This cyclcrama has Desn painted and consrncied espS
and words describe the perfection OF the work
the they have achieved enulatng reality
which large stan OF artists has been engaged in rein
station curing the past three months wall be exhibition
at the Matinee each day.
In addition TO the above lions the varied Enter
tainments in the LECTORlUM and POLYTECHNIC
rk04GkADk are in themselyes an ample source Of
themselves worth MORE THAN THE PRICE OF AD
MISSION. Two performances daily at and r. NJ Ad.
mission 81. NO extras
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ROWERY THEATRE.
ID THURSDAY. April 49, 1874
Immense success Of the new attraction.
OLD SLEUTH, TIE DETECTIVE
MR. j. Q. LTTLk.
MISS LIZZIE CAMPBELL
Mr. ROBERT BUTLER and MASTER MARTIN.
MISS MAzZORA CLARKE.
Mr.. CHARLEY WHITE,
THE MODOCS
SONG AND DANCE.
NIGHT IN A STRANGE HOTEL
Friday-Benent Of Mr. j. q LITTLE
Saturday-Beneht of Miss LIZZIE CAMPBELL
Monday-Mr &. EDDY will appear
DARK THEATRE-LOvE'S PENANCE.
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C>,DONoyAN RussA.-GENERAL STEAMSHIP AND
~ Railway Ticket oiics Cabin. 50: iniermedate
able anywhere. Ro ,SA, proprietor Northern Hotel
Cortlandl ferry. New York
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COLOSSEUM COLOSSEUM.
~ Broadway and Thrtynnh street. Thirty attn street
and Broadway.
Open from to aud to 10 r H.
THE REALISTIC CYCLORAMA or
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CUsAaD LINE NOTICE
with view of diminishing the chances Of coll ison
OF this specified course for ell
shs outward passage from eueens,owns 70 New
rcrs sa neo ne er nor as Of % al -
on the home passage crossing the meridian Of "
'af 4 70 sH " ai'' so Ss
sa s5sEn slsd sI IT
sgEsssix S:a 7ssH = :s 4
,LeshiA. May !stssiA We'd Nay
and ever; oiiowiss Wednesday saturday from Now
E an not % go
decentralization Return tickets on favorable terms
] oSee ss sns an Al
sa sasn ~
ssr0adway' Tri" SgA asIl sc FnAseKLyS
or p. II. DU vEkNkI,
Clark and Randolph streets. chicago. ~.
sT4aHs sH s1 1s
The elegant Clyde built iron steamships win sail from
lEkp9k CAPTAIN FISCHER, .a r......... Nay NAY. y
LSA A % nAss5Gk Fo ana
raSinoFr.i saoon. Si gold; second saloon, s5s gold
dSs ris%aS and Aha snSa anS gold
For ap Sas 20 dfo suscR
op iUSfS rSs aRe rs e
foTT The Ell Hamburg. American Racket campanys iron
mail Steamship uAMNoNIA
Captain B. voss, Will sail on Thursday April q Iva.
Rates OF passage to Plymouth, London Cherbours and
F,rss Uabin-Upper saloon slo lower saloon. s
s:rss: S in
KuSuAn5 TIE F dd WI s. s.'l k HRE u soA
Ssssrs AssSs New York.
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N0kTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN For southampton and Bremen
SAIL On Saturday April as at2P. H., from Bremen pier
loot Third street. Hoboken; to be followed by
SSamship kOLN, Captain R Rinsk. Wednesday,
RXfsS or PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAvRR AND
payable in gold or its equivalent in currency.
Frst cabin. $40
second caDin az
FOR 1feisht or passage apply to. ''''''' y
OELRICHS l. CO., Agenta
No. Bowling Green.
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~ JOLLf'a SECURING AND DyEINo CENTRAL
". Store VIII be removed on tho ld OF May 62s
broadway to o. East Iwenh street around the corner,
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A NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
STEAMER EVERY ALTERNATE DAT
Tuesday steamers proceed via Londonderry.
Tbursdav steamers proceed via Quee nstOwn.
saturday steamers proceed direct to GLASGOW.
From Companys piers 20 and 81 North River. New York
rrinacria Thurs. April q Australia. .saI....May
california Tues. April g Italia Thur. May
Rates Of passage-payabis in currency,-
To Glasgow Liverpool, Londonderry, Queenstown
Belfast
Cabin SIS TO $50 according steamer and accOmmo-
dations. Return tickets issued at reduced rates
Intermediates, 3sA Steerage, $50
Drafts issued for any amount at lowest rates.
send for circulars giving Nall Information. to Com
pany's offices, No. Bowling Green.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents
lTOR CARDIFF. BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALL
J. other points in England and Wales
The South Wales Atlantic Steamship Company's new
first ea,nships will sail from Pennsylvania Rail
road wharf, jersey City, as fouowS;- -
Tirst cabin passage SIS and $50. currency; second
cabin SIS currency; steerage, SO currency PREPAID
seerage certificates from Cardiff, $685. currency Drafts
tor El and upwards For further particulars apply to
ARCHIBALD BAXTER Co, Agents.
II Broadway, New York
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daily (sundays June II 10 september inclunyel at
city HATS BANDS ID engaged for the ' ~
NEW YORK AND " WASHINGTON THRoUGn LINE
sayss Ssrior VIM e
ne q hfoas
trayei As iolIows IT,, u,,, ,.. v..s ~
ny ssEs ssz ass
s:Is ;E'S' NJ 'ssss %is''s''P H.
Z E ss ss lglR q %s.
e ~;
LINZ xb tsES s417Es s SfEAE E6 5gSsK
Train. Leave New nork from foot Of Desbrosses and cor
VIII i@sS :s :" rs Vet ss ssss
rsaspS. sss h SssP D Gss asd Ere s as
@ anS Ct s soa mcd
Washington Express, Of Pullman parlor cars daily ex
sq Essa SO H. tT and 3 sunday
r. r mi 4 SS,sS sassS s.a
For Trenton at : 10 A. NJ, sand $40 P. NJ Sunday,
sa e. Sc sia Is 81 III
\; a !. a.! !.!s.s Il h
Eshwsy s e a. S =, Ia q ga
night sunday. 2.U and 6U r. "
For Woodbridge Perth Amboy and South Amboy. Sand
For Nav BrnnswioS. N and A. M. I'm, o. sio 80.
$50, Gao Z r. n. and IL night Sunday. $40 NJ
East and PYSc ss s%d and
M
For Ph1lipsburs and Beyidsre. oso A. NJ. and ar. NJ
. Accommodation for Bordentown Burlington ana Cam
Dor freehold ., a. ~, and A. a,pv
For Pemberion and Camden, GA, ~. and 2 :20P NJ
. Trains arrive as fol!ows-from Pittsburr, 20 M,
DAY From q y asniIgo6 and Baltimore, e;SA sas
Prom phadciphia Sln go 80 l0.5, II IS A. NJ. 2I5
ss o@ ~ a. -, e;s r. ~; Sunday $40 S $50 li:S'
Ticket ofnces sN SIS al and 90 Broadway, No. As
or House AM foot pesesosses and Corandt streets
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E,OR BERMUDA
AMERICAN WEEKLY LINE
sailing Thursdays l? O'clock and carrying the United
States mail.
Steamship METROPOLIS kckerson. April Is
steamship PERT. Ellis. Commander. April 81
Excursion tickets issued, good during the season. BY
either ship
For freight or passage apply @
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY APRIL 1s74oUADRUPLE


AMUsEMENTs. ..,
RoorH's rHE4raR:; j LESSEE. B. Booth.
FOR TWO wEEEs ONLY.
1osDA 14Ss ryyssos
In ''i sSRsS as !; aI; sSt FEEEs4''''T
TUESDAY sssEaRaT EVENINGS
vii. appear IN k s;s SSssrsSS'Hs Creation Of
WITH FULL 4aS s$$ 'EH CAST OF oHAsAo
MONDAY H E.s RSili.s aBsII H. 'H4'
win appear aor the drst time in !li. city, in hor famous
in Sheridan f KisT SSs s;sf's! T'' entitled
m s s;s OF & S Ss.s III ;'' the
EvERYBopy SHOULD 90
TO NIBLo,s THIs AFTERNOON.
era AVENUE THEATRE
T. ssi and .s ssfSs ga
Tho
FIT::;;:'
KONSIEUR ALPHoNsENN
The
enthusiasm
c tHs
climax
to tho
second act
eQuallcd
Hnco
the
nights Of Camille.
Mr.. CHARLES FISHER. =. as. Captain MONTAGLYN
Mr.. GEORGE CLARKE Monsieur OuTANE
Mr.. j I'M ES LkWIS. .JOVIN
Mr.. FRANK HARDIN BERG as ............. REMY
Miss ADA DYAS .RAYMONDR
Miss FANNY DAVENPORT. :. .Rs. Madame GUICHARD
Mrs. q. II. GILBERT. MANOU
Miss NINA vARIAN. as ............ .BONKTTE
BIJOU HERON, the remarkable child artist
.ADklkNNE
'ALPHONSE" MArINEH,
SATURDAY, at 80.
DAkK THEATRE-CHARLEs FECHTER-LOvE'S
i PENANCE
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

a.-s~- -4.
-PEOPLE,S LINE FOR ALBANY-THE SPLEEN
"A. did steamers nl:Ew ana ST. JOHN leave pier A.
foot OF Cana! street. daily Sundays pte at r. NJ
(yATsEILI, CREEK LINE FOR CATsKILL-THE Ell.
u eea ut ste amer NEW CHAMPION. Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday; ANDREW HARDEN, Tuesday Thurs
fSITIZENs LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS
~ North and West -Ecgant stea mboats daily (Satur
days exec pLc at r. NJ from pier 40 North River foot
OF Leroy street. Fare 81 81
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RARE CHANCE.-AN ELEGANT ROSEWOOD
IA Piano four round corners, oyerstrun9 bass nearly
must be sold at half the price, Private residence
Seventh street.
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("A aTEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK 10 BRISTOL ENGLANp DfRECE
The steamers OF this line will sah from pier - kass
River followss- 60. "a
CORkWALL. dibs0n. SatuiuAy 1ay
Cabin passage ST0 intermediate, 80 sseersse' ~
currency; excursion tickets. SID
Apply ~ '"e Aso"" ~ - 4. MoRGAN5 SONS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-15

lature is responsible because they would
not have permitted che reforms Of tie
past fourteen years i they bad been
asked On this head We have q single
and significant question. Did the city
administration request the Legislature to
scale the debt Of Ghe city as well as
the debt o! Che State! We may
add anothey. Has not. the Legis-
latuys granted all the acts asked by
the city government % improve its
credit. Unfortunately il has done SO.
The process has been this. The
revenues Of the city being in
sufficient to neet its current ex.
penses. sor many yeats past it has been
tie custom Of the City Council 70 print
city notes. warrant OF an empty treas.
u:-. and Greats exrrayagant bills against
tie city. oil OF which. collected il che
hands o: city brokers, were, Oh their
petition. funded in city debt ~ the
Legislature.
The s.ten1r. 70 exc;.. the local ma.
jority 70 resist tas government o: the
State. in addition 70 TIA: c: the city. Is
eniuently Partisan. TIE same insatiate
appetite for al: the offices has divided and
sl:bdiviiei TIA: mescrr;ai people into
right, LET: AID centre. into Bonapartis:s.
Sourbonisss. Communists and Red Ee.
puh.icaas. Il has brought the solid Ger
mans to oveyrun powerful and brave
nation. subjugatea Only by their partisan
ilssensions. Describing the American Ian
grage as unworthy OR inadequate to the
expression Of socia! hostility. the effor.
has been made to constitute here the poll.
tics Of Paris. We have proposed reform,
;udiscr.aiua:e reform. reform OF all
abuses, an! reputation Of al!
wronsdoers. withou. regard to color or
political profession. It has been refused
with added con:ume!y, and a polite Ell.
deavo, 70 show that while one party should
be expelled from: the State government 70:
having. as alleged. robbed at half price.
another party should be maintained in
possession Of the city goye,nmen: which
has loaded the same people with nearly
double the deb: and taxation and quad.
rupied the expenditures. While these
Republicans should be expelled from Office
and driven from tLe State for alleged
abuses, White Leaguers. whose admins
tr.:;on is infinitely more deserving CEN
sure, stands beyond raproacL. and even
above investigation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-15
THE SITUATION.

Yesterday was . ,egula. blue one to
those who desire peace, and endeavor to
settle political questions by Intellectual
force alone. The events. Or such as could
be collected by Our reporters. will be found
.ela.ei in another place.
The day opened with the un',sua! spec.
tac.s OF squads OF well dressed men. armed
With guns Of various patterns repairing to
the several White League clubcooms.
whence they subsequently emerged for
the purpose Of raiiying OIL Canal street.
There was some desultory fighting, but
nothing like a pitched battle has yet &C.
cured. But there was great deal of
deep feeling manifested OF both sides.
which it would not take much to kindle
into confagration. With the exception,
however, Of the capture Of the City Hall.
and the occupation of some of the public
squares there was no interference with
property of any kind. A special guard
was detailed to protect our office, for
which we are Thankful; to those il author
ity, though from the peacable disposition
Of tie armed men. such precaut;on was
hardly necessary. and it was nc doubt
Intended more as check upon un-
authorized persons than Cox those belong
ing to the regular clubs.
The day closed with portion Of the
people in open Instruction agains. the
State and municipa! authorities, backed
by !. fo:ce which tie police have. 50 :ar,
proved themselves unable to cope with.
There is, however. /. large reserve force
in the State House, which Las no: We:
beer brought into action. and We hope
such step viii nc: be necessary. Ti8re
was too much blood shed on botL sides
yesterday in this most miserable po,itica!
quarrel. and we hope i: nay prove 70 be
tie .as:. Killing mea is no way to con-
vince them Of their po.itica: or religious
errors, and I. is tie poores: possible way
to add to our commercial prosperity.