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An Oshkosh Judge lately received four
bars Of soap for marriage fee. Could this
be considered clean cash .-Iribuae.
Possibly that: or it may have been in
tended as a delicate acknowledgment Of his
claim to be ranked among the sayans Of the
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De Tocqueville is not read now, nor JEFF
ferson, nor anything but the money column.
This remark of the Philadelphia Evening
Star shows the drift of the age to mate
rialism perhaps as well as any that could
have been made. Nothing but the money
column.
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The Chicago Post and Mail fears that the
custom of having lady oeulists will be dan
rerous to the hearts of susceptible patients
Chicago men needn't worry about their ear
dac attachments: they are SO easily won
that nobody will try to capture them.
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gentleman friend has two canaries, and
has named them "Wheeler and Wilson,"
His reason for these appellations is that
neither of them is a Singer."-Boston
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Rockdale, Texas. has a futuiefore her.
Her rapid rise. and the charact her mer-
chants, few of whom are nativs bws that
her location has already receiv,te sane
ton of a large number of shIw business
men. There are to-day abou6f business
houses in operation and as al more in
course of erection.
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AMctiOn Sales.
BY HOFFMAN. MARKS 4 CO.

LARGE AND UNREsERvED SALE OF $50 LOTS
Notions, Fancy Goods, Hosiery
DY HOFFMAN,, MARKS 4 CO.-ALEX.
ID Levy, Auctioneer.-Sales rooms No. 80 Charities
street-On FRIDAY, the 9th inst, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ
will be sold
$50 lots notions fancy goods, hosiery etc., compris
ing a general assortment.
4 Terms-At sale. mh27
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Mrs. MoNon, Charles Lam adopted
daughter Isola, of whom Ellsetters so
often speak atfectionately, is living in
poverty in London. She wahrried to
MoXon. the poet and publisherb died in
ISIS, leaving her and family Sd depend
ent upon his business. MisfoI les have
met her since almost contiuualHennyson
has headed subscription for baneiit.
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Philadelphia was very mue u ,ut by
the efforts of John Quincy ANS. r., to
throw cold water on "the grehatiolil en-
terprise,' but a liberal dash encols age
ment from Mr.. Charles FranciAdaml DR.,
has restored her high opinion dhe faily.
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Humpty Dumpty Fox is goinato bed e
Q manager because, for reasons hich c(ld
only be enumerated in a colhn of be
print, another manager, John lift, refi&d
to pay G. L. r.
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eff" advertised philosophical victim,
!" the person who took a fancy TO my overcoat
was influenced by the weather, then all is
serene: but. if he did so from commercial
considerations, am ready to enter into tinan-
cial negotiations for its return
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The last sensational Flamminion's
Stories OF Infinity," is aical, and the
scene is laid in the heal distant from
this country most OF ththat it would
take a ray of light neanundred wears
to reach from here thereero. however,
travels instantaneOuslyhis sphere to
that distant section, antvery one up
there viewing and eating events
which lowing to the slage of light)
are century old. Stback to the
earth, he has an opportf witnessing
his birth, wedding, and his own fu-
neral. Ihls is all satlsfaexpl aimed by
the law of distances.
Starting off the secon upon a little
]aunt among the stars milky way,
and getting among the of them in
simultaneously, instead O,ering along
slowly no faster than a light, he gets
to stopping place W takes 5000
years for ray from thisto get there,
and consequently sees ,ating of the
world. travelling on tw hr, he is ena-
Died to see himself in Btent state
that is, when he figuredl in the form
OF some other animal, a te elephant,
or connecting link. The deals in fine
situations, but inclines believe that
astronomers sometimes long bow
as the balance of the lite1be.
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DROVISlONS-SALTE MEATS
so Boxes Breakfast BACON.
$50 casks Clear Bacon SIDES.
so Casks Clear Rib SIDES.
so casks Bacon SHOULDERS.
SO casks Dry Sailed SHOULDERS.
$4,000 lbs. Dry Sailed Clear SIDES.
$4,000 lbs. Dry Sailed Clear Rib SIDES.
200 bbls. Heavy Overweight Rump PORK.
100 bbls. Rump PORK.
100 bbls kiln-dred CORN MEAL.
100 tierces c. HAMS, very choice.
in store and for sale by
FINNY, SHEEHAN l. RUSS.
NH as 1t. No. 81 Poydras street.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

st. CHARLES HUJEI.
Chas EowJes Geneva A Scudier x wife, st Louis
Miss Marmadnke. It Louis Miss Gar Weed, 81 Louis
~am Cupgle wife aud 2 J r Chaltont, Pittsburg
children st Louis 4 DEruica, New York
7 no pIankiaton and wife, Frank Mersgod Il G Car
Nilwauke ron, c ty
r y Mckay 81 Louis Pobt Q Geer, New York
Duncan, Miss Miss Livingston. coast
A K 1rneia Washington " 4 Deer, Mis-
pc Chas Soke Philadelphia
" Bruce Memphs Vim Griffin, Memphis
B Williams, tittsbGrg
CITY HOTiL.
Jos r TFHbIarI Gin. S9H4l 10 gan Lond0n
"a \ Rolausou Va; VIM d; Shaw Mss;
J - johnson Miss; I Fora MISS;
q Y Bell city: Judge Stith city;
I Irlrich Decatur; l. Adams j. kv;
" De ny Pa-cagoala; VI behnls ieXas;
T carter Ill: Nj HIS III;
c Tarbrougu Tyler ieilborn Texas.
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Miscellaneous.
FOR SALE.

MULES FOR SALE.
Twenty young MULES, in f0e orAsr, rsed 10 steady
work. Will be sold on very reasonable tRms for oash
city acceptance hue Opportunity 10 offered
planters and others to splendid stock inside Of
market rates. The animals be examined and fully
tried on the promises. JAMES WADICK.
Tchoupitoalas street triver stde) between vsimont
and LeOntine.
Upper Tchoupitoulas or Lsvee earn pass he gate.
rnhC
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Land in Virginia, at recent sales, brought
81 IS, Sc 20 and $50 per acre.
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IMltSCUlPUfS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Thursday. March &c. 1874.
AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
Great Success of the New
IL Z IL l. f q f. III OK IL q u X,
Change of Olio Nightly.
First GRAND BLACK CROOK MATINEE Saturday.
Monday, March 80. ALICE HARRISON, LEONA
DARE. QUILTER and GOODRICH, and MEL
CONWAY. mh26
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There is quite a hubbuH Galveston
about the post Office. Postni CLARK has
resigned, and the question: Who shall
succeed him. The hubbuH even dis
turbed the equanimity of poll circles in
Washington, and invaded tlnctity of
the White House. Senator'S agan and
Hamilton, however, are left ht it ont
among themselves, such a olhving the
calculating President muclkation of
spirit.
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captain General Concha, as so many
times been announced as nccessor in
Cuba of Jovellar, appears Actually on
his way thither, and will less renew
the role of putting down thdion which
has been played in the last lozen years
by his predecessors. He nee before
Captain General of the Is when the
business of importing slaves Africa was
at its greatest height, and len said to
have received fifty dollars 4 for every
one introduced. He was as q the orii
nary run of Spanish viceroy} lover from
the mother country, and no
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The c. 0. d. Hat Store.

26........ st. Charles 40
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA SPRING STYLES
IN VARIETY. :
Il. B. STEVENS, & CO.,
m25 1t Projectors.
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Some men like to be malt-treated.
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Probably in no city in It'd can more
tempting displays of fruite delicacies
OF the table, IN greater and abun-
dance be found than in Orleans at
the present season Of the We have
the pine apple and strawhhe fruits of
the tropics and the tenn zone, early
vegetables and every valf fish, meat
and game. The businesslling mush-
rooms freshly gathered ben recently
raised into a curbstSne spe'and besides
those advantages in the of food, we
have better cooks than canund in anv
other American city. A hat has the
money can live here as whe can any
where, and there are not a isitors who
make frequent runs here non purpose
to enjoy a week of good fe,
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Special Notices.

Npecadt Notices.
NOtice.-NeitheR the Captain, owners,
the undersigned agents Of the Dutch bark
MARIA OATHARINE, Capt. j. Sluisunan, will ba
responsible for any debts contracted by the crew
of said vessel. ERNEST BEYER CO.,
mh253 ~ Onion street.
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Engaged for the next set-H ems.
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BEN DEBAR. Proprietor and Manager
ALEA. tlIZGEkALD. Stage Manager
Engagement for week only, of the Celebrated
Tragedan. Mr.. FRANCIS BANGS.
Tuesday Evening, March "a.
And until further notice. the great historical play
LA MARSEILLAISE,
Or, THE CHILD OF THE REVOLUTION
FkIDAY-Beneft of Mr.. FRANCIS BANGS.
Matinee at H. Mr.. Bangs in La
MARSEILLAISE. m24 1t
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OUTER. CHEESE. BUTTER.
TO arrive by express and steamship Geo. Washing
ton and steampshp Gen. Meade, and in store
$50 FIRKINs STRICTLY CHO CE GOSHEN.
50 x DO. Do DO. DO.
100 CASES, SAND 10 LBS TINS CHOICE SfIEN,
GUARANTEED.
300 FIbKINS CHOICE WESTERN.
40 x AND 4 DO. DO.
50 TUBS Do. DO.
so PACKAGES CHOICE WESTERN ROLL
800 BOXES CHOICE FACTORY
100 BOXES CHOICE NEW YORK CREAM
CHEESE.
And for sale in lots to suit by
C. II. LAWRENCE & Co.
80 and IL Tchoupitoulas.
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Subscriptions may commence at any time
This LIBRARY contains
TWELVE THOUSAND VOLUMES,
and is daily increasing in value.
Ladies' are invited to call and examine Cur assert.
ment
GEO. ELLIS & BRO.
Booksellers and StatiOners,
80 Camp street.
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE
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Best size for a man-Exercise.
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PHOTOGRAPH OF ONE OF GOTHAM's BEST
WRITER'S.
''Pessimo," the clever correspondent of
the Chicago Times, in an article descriptive
of the men of note in the newspaper world
in New York, draws the following excellent
pen portrait of VIM. Henry Hurlbut, which
we copy chiefly because our readers will re-
cognize at once striking similarity to one
of our knights of the quill.:
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Two ch+ldren rcmpint,
Gathering roses andE
Ihoughtle IS, happy, tlield
OF innocence over ca. head,
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-04-25
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

"The Blood is the Life.v When
this source is corrupted, the pain
full and sorrow producing effects
are visible in many shapes The
multifarious forms in which 1t
manifests itself would form sub
.jects upon which / might write
volumes. But as oil the varied
forms of disease which depend
upon bad blood are cured, or best
treated, by such medicines AS take
up from this fluid and excrete from
the system the noxious elements,
Ii is not of practical importance
that / should describe each. For
instance, medical authors des-
cribe about fifty varieties Of skin
disease, but as they all require for
their cure very similar treatment,
it is of no practical utility to show
just what name to apply to a cer-
tain form Of skin disease, SO you
know how best Is cure it. Then
again | might 70 ON and describe
various kinds of scrofulous sores,
fever sores, white swellings, en-
larged glands, and ulcers of vary
ing appearance, might describe
how virulent poison may show
itself in forms Of eruptions, ulcers,
sore throat, bony tunors, &c, but
as all these various appearing
manifestation of bad blood are
cured by a uniform means. Ideem
such a course unnecessary. Cleanse
the blood, which issthe great foun-
tain of lie, and good digestion.
a fair skin, buoy ant spirits, vital
strength, and soundness of Consti-
tuition, will all return to us For
this purpose DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and Purgative
Pellets are pre- eminently the arti-
cles needed. They are warranted
to cure letter, salt rheum. scald
head, st. Anthony's Fire, Rose
Rash or Erysipelas, ring worms,
pimples, blotches, spots, eruptions,
pus tules, boils, carbuncles, sore
eyes, rough skin, scurf, scrofulous
sores and swellings, fever sores,
white swellings, tumors, old sores
or swellings, affections Of the skin,
throat and bones, and ulcers of the
liver, stomach, kindneys and
lungs. eodw
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-04-25
THE PRESS ON TEHE VETO
What sEac New York Papers
Saw

NEW York, April 23.--The veto
Of the financial bill Is halted with
enthusiasm by the morning jour
nails. The Herald says the prcsi
dent has the remarkable faculty of
doing the right thing at the right
time, and that the veto OF the /
will stand cut as the most con sls.
uous act in his memorable and OK
traordinary career.
The Times: 'tGrant has once
more deserved we'll or the cnun
try and merits the thanks of Con
gress no less than years ago when
he defended the country against q
more dangerous enemy. His veto
is an act of great moral courage
under the circumstances under
which twas done, and the whole
country will thank him to day for
an act of simple honesty, which
showed yesterday that he Is not en-
tirely in hards which have already
done him SO much damage.
The Times thinks the great ma
jority of the prudent and intelli
gent business men will be satisfied
with the veto.
The World, after stating that 1t
had regarded the possibility Of .
veto Of any imitation measure as
out Of the illusions OF hope, says
'sIt is therefore with 4 surprised
qualification that we record the
veto ofyesterday. which President
Grant has killed the imitation
scheme, and deserved we'll OF all
who love the honor Of the United
States.u
The Suns leader ii as follows
General Grants veto Of the bill 10
initiate the currency Ii the snlartest
thing that he has ever done since
he was elected President. Never
mind the little family jar which It
will makeat Washington, that -
0fnO consequences
what the Philadelphia papessaay
PHILADELPHIA. April %. All
the papers Of Philadelphia, except
the Press aud Inquire, express ap
prevail ofthe Presidents veto.
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New York Notes.

New York. April %. Suit has
been commenced In the Supreme
Court Of this city az lust Jay
Gould and others for ten million
dollars by one OF the hondhold
crs OF the Union Pacific railroad
The purpose Of this action is to
make the plaintiffs pay up the
par value of over three hundred
thousand shares or that stock
which they now hold.
The trotter j. G.. Brown, who
beat the American Girl under the
name Of Henry Todd, was sold
yesterday to Il Californian for
twenty thousand dollars.
Bridget McMahou, keeper OF a
boarding house on Pearl street,
Brooklyn, during 4 quarrei With
the servent Mary Bell, yesterday
took a pistol from the bureau and
shot the servent In the rigli; breast
wounding her seve rev. SIR. Me
Mahon was arrested 'l'lit wound
ed girl was taken 70 'liAaass
The physicians are uIrsbse iV *
tract the ball.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
At a special meeting Of Vail

AL special meeting OF Vailey
Grange, held April Is, 1874, the
following preamble and resolu
tons were adopted:
Whereas, IT has pleased the All
wise Ruler of the universe TO re-
move from our midst Bro. Elisha
Sencindiver.
Resolred, 1st, That in the death
Of Brother Sencindiver, Valley
Grange has lost valuable and
useful member, and our commu
nifty a trusted and good citizen,
one who was always willing TO ex-
tend "A helping hand 10 the poor
and needy.
ResotUed, End, That we wear the
usual badge Of mourning for thirty
days, as token Of our respect and
regard TO our deceased brother.
ResotUed, Sd, That q copy Of
these resolutions be presented TO
the family of our deceased brother,
and sent, also, TO the papers of the
county, with the request that they
publish them.
w. I'll. HENsHAW, !
r.. III. BRYARLY, SCom.
/. B. SNoDGRAss,
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COUNCIL MEETING. Present
"A. T. Shut, Esq, Mayor, and
Messrs. Geyer, Perryman, Bohda,
Russler, Wisnef, Wolfes and
Scheelky.
Bills of j. A. Boyd for tools was
referred TO the street committee for
investigation and report at the
next meeting
On motion of Mr.. Wisner the
street committee was directed TO
take an inventory of the tools be-
longing TO the corporation, and re-
port the same to the Council, aud
that hereafter every boss to whom
tools are given be required to re-
ceipt for the same, stating specific
ally the kind and number received
and that he be held accountable
for the return of the same.
Messrs. Ripley, Riddle and 9TH
ers, appeared before the Council
and asked that the question of pay
ing them certain amounts due for
material furnished and work done
on the water works, be submitted
to the people, and on motion
of Mr.. Wisner the committee on
ordinances was instructed TO pre-
pare an ordinance submitting the
question to the people.
On motion of same Mr.. Geyer
was appointed committee to as
certain the responsibility Of Weir
& Cowell.
Mr.. Fisk appeared before the
Council and asked that some reg
ulation be made in reference to the
price of tapping the water main,
and on motion the water board
was instructed to inquire as to the
cost of tapping the water main,
and Of attaching the corporation
stop to it with the usual length
OF lead pipe attached and fix
a regular price for the same, and
that the people be permitted to
employ whom they please to lay
the water pipe.
On motion of MIR. Rutherford, j
b. Kearfott was discontinued as
City Engineer and the Clerk was
instructed to notify him.
On motion Of Mr.. Wolfes the
Market House Committee was in
structed to contract with Mr. Wei
land for attending to the town
clock.
On motion of Mr.. Cline the
Mayor WAS authorized to publish
notice warning all persons not
to purchase certain order in the
hands Of VIM. M. Clarke.
On motion of Mr.. Geyer the
Treasurer was authorized to pay
an order for fifty dollars in the
hands of c. Keefer, late Town Ser
| geant.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-04-25

The population of the Crescent
City in two years has decreased
10000
A Jersey City IDIOT washed
down twentyfour hard-boiled eggs
with beer, on bet.
The funniest thing on the street
this month is the appearance Of a
sharp nosed woman in the bonnet
of the period and a mask veil The
Some member Of Congress has a
spite against New England Col
leges. He has given one Of them
nearly two thousand Patent Office
Reports.
The latest action for damages is
one against q Virginia railway
company for running over a roos-
ter. The jury gave the pleintifi
$25.
jefferson Davis has arrived in
Paris, and is staying with Colonel
A Dudley Mann, 81 Rue de Lux
embourg. Mr.. Davis, who visits
Europe for his health. will rem tin
some weeks in the French capi-
tai.
A new form of biscuit for troops
WAS used in the Russian campaign
against Khiva with very satisfac
tory results. This was composed
of one-third rye flour, one-third
beef reduced to powder, and one
third of pulverized sauer- kfaut.
Great relish for food and excellent
health of those who used Il were
Characteristic OF the Russian SOL
diers throughout the campaign.
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ARKANSAS WAR OVER,
Col. Rose Demands tho SUR
render of the Men WEa0Fir-
ed at Him.

ST.. LOUIS, April %. The Globes
Little Rock dispatch, dated last
night, says :---"Col. Rose has the.
names OF the persons who fired at
him last night, and to-dH ~
manded the surrender AMI w
cry 10 him Of Col. King II lite
and Ben. johnson for violation of
the truce"
"There il great rejoicing IN this
city at the prospect Of peaceful
termination of the difficulties.
Business, which has been sus
pended since Monday, will he re-
sumed to morrow
BAxrER's FORCE DIsBANDED.
A later dispatch in the Globe
says "The war is over. Baxter's
troops are being furnished with
transportation and sent home as
rapidly as possible The remain
der Of Col. Whites command left
for home to night. An extra pc
lice force, backed by the federal
troops, are on dutyto night.
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The public are informed that |

The public are informed that /
have secured through ]. t. Young,
the "Old Berkeley" brand o.
Smoking tobacco, which / will sell
wholesale or retail. Also one hun
dred thousand fine seed and Ha-
vana cigars on hand, Of our own
manufacture, ranging in price
from SIT 10 500 per thousand to-
gether with large assortment OF
various brands Of chewing tobac-
cos, wholesale or retail, all in good
order, sold at prices to suit the
times. Call and examine.
GEORGE +. EVANS.
Mandatory No. 81 Queen street
25-2tW.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

MYSTERIOUS AND SHOCKING asIss
DER OF a CHILD.
BosToN, April % 1t s. a. q lii-
tie boy, not young inaFs a sso was
found dead in D0utis SCR .Nes-ter
day In the afternoan i posice
man found the little .eisuw, who
WAS about five year. OLD. lying In
the marshes; near the bUfchrrter
line. His body was HORRIBLY Inu
tliated His head was seaIiy sew
cred from his body, ana ahont
thirty stabs were fountl IN differ
ent parts Of his body. The buys
name was Horace Mttl.ea, ihe son
OF poor parents.
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THE STATE.

A movement is on foot in Nor
gantown for the erection of a new
Methodist church there, to cost 81,
600 to ST, 900.
The Wellsburg Independent says
the Women's Crusade against
whiskey there is virtually ended.
There have been twenty two in
dictments found in the u. s. Court
now in Wheeling against liquor
sellers for transgressing the law of
licensees.