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Au Nottes ~ Marriages must be ;ndor,ed w|th fsU
raae and aaLyess.
DIED.

Ay: . raqne .tfs q s.shsrs Arnold end
1s nss VII III TAX. place .% n SssD on Friday
,miy I .r nun invite, 70 attend wso1s f"rthss asass
sLEEcKEson Wednesday neruin; Agri, 81. - his re:.
No 40 ssoond Richsrd " skecke' IN Tho s4tA
Rsi'- Of the family Invited to attend bin
funeral al Trinity Church. ou Friday at IA O'Clock al
BoCKOyEG--Iu Rruoklyu, l. l. OF peoropneanonA Apra
% 1876 fa.on H. BORROWER la the 6lst year 81 bs age
s s sndI o. me s a aa ss 70 q
Monday April rs. as m Grrepe ard Gatesare cara roa
BoGART-o "Wednesday. April el. Ann. rolct Of David
The fsa!ss friends Of tn. Family r,geeany iov.tsA
frsy. .i G nsi At p a. without trler aviation
BULHLEY-At lonthpst Conn. on "Wednesday, April ~ %
consumption Cassie youngest daughter Of aud tDsa-
Fansr readcnce 0. her parent. Monday Apr,
T re- & 5 tin raves 'fa i'' ofD' AZ u"
BROwNINGon "Wednesday arr1 81. PJi,ss wife Of Joha
Iis roaty~ iresds Of the nuy Invited s'na shs
tunrra rom her ,.te No 1875 Forty eiynthss.
saturday, April - At y. ID.
DeNARAY-M Perrout. the Inst. Mary Donlaray
B.a,es ard snas ave nyisa to a no hes fn1srM sely
2tth rsL. al o'clock y.
HAHPEE Ap.i ~ 1872 John HarIr ,sa"r member Of ns
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BOpGEs,-At Washington, Apn 20, Hoo. silAs Henry
yanSiai srr1it"s a. aut.nd VI April e. a, noon.
dsnghicr Of Abbott and Martha r HodSnan, hof isth
essthsr Friday the 9'd inst. ct y The remsns
will he taken WOODLAND by the 80 train R-Istves
iri-rrs ~ me family cordially invited 10 attend
Boston psl,ers p aso copy.
HOLDFN-ou Thursday ApIn ~. at Clifton place Jersey
city Hebts MIS- A. Maria, wue " David l. Holden. io .s
b5th OF her
FrrneI hnrch Of the Cool Sherheri niyer,alsh
summit ave. SUNDAY. April 20 $50 o'clock krtivso
aud friends iSited attend without further notice.
mAQIK-at Detroit, Mich April ~. Maria Magic widow ~
he Magic, Of New-lcrA-
Ints1 m,nt AZ Elizabeth ". j.
MOI frON-At Ro-yB T. r., ri.,dsy AprA 20. Joseph
W NOulton in the -ptli OF his
Funeral Trinity ChngC, Roslyn Friday 2d inst,
n "a. Cars BuuJrs Point NJ 10 and retain ~
p,1TRsoN-rn Paris, April co. 1875 Ijlrs widow Of 40
late VIM Paterson OF Newark. n. i.
POST westhury Fourth day Fcsrth mcoS. 2is Lydia
T. Edmund Post.
Relatives friends invited attend the fners from
Frtss Me%pg house, Westbuy, l. H. on s.yenth day us
Al | q
ing dept the thar Leaves Hunters Point
~ ~ O'clock H.
SEAM Np7l ~, 1870 SUSIE daughter OF LLOYD l. 1aA
Notice Of thu funeral heffsnse
SHIP Tuesday at tbs res,rrce ~ hs BROKER in
law w. J. Pollock, M. 4 West Twenty seventh At, Eddy
shney Of the sto Robert ami Margaret r. Sbp.ey
o the 2:d year " biz
The elfiyr =, and nfrnd family invited strnd
funeral Church Of Madison
and Thirtyhrh Friday the sd inst, 81 10 a. The
remains v III bs taken TO Green so,f.
stte0
attend Inc funeral
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WASHINGTON.
THE ATTORNEY-GENEBAL's RESIGNATION.
The RrsIGSAuos OF SIR. WILLIAMS TEMPERED TIE

THE ATTORNEY-CENERAL'S RESIGNATION.
THE RrsIGSAnos OF SIR. WILLIAMS TEMPERED TIE
PRESIDENT To TAXI EFFECT MAY i5-HIs RIA
SONS ron CONTINUING IN OFFICE TO rRK
rREsENT TIaiE-rUTJRE rL.Ss-JUDGI rfIhRK-
POINT HIS PROBABLE SUCCESSOR
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRInUSy.l
WARRINGTON, April 22.-Attorney -General
Williams called the President to-day and, IN s"o"eu
ance with personal notice 10 the President on the Gay
tina latter left for Concord he rendered his written ress
nation The President, without indicating whether he
would ACCEPT or not took occasion TO express 70 Jus"
williams his great personal regard and his bigh CONF
drnco and respect for his ability and integrity he also
expressed regret that the Judge felt called upon TO retire
from his official family. 1t we'll known among Judge
wamss intimate friends that he would have long aga
retired from for the unfortunate experience
while nominee for the Chief Justiceship He besated
retire after tie withdrawal of his Name. hecare MS
friends thought his action might be msconsrued II was
his purpose To occupy the place now held by Mr. Cres
well counsel ~ the United states before the Asbama
Claims Commission. but his nomination "a Clei-Jnsce
prevented He did not think II wise TO resign while
Committee OF Congress making an Investigation vt
his department and he has tins Remained in office until
the present time His resignation will take eject May
Is csun" before that time for the reason hat
tho Supreme Count will not adjourn until tho 3d. and
few days will be nocessar, close up the business and
confer with bis successor Judge Williams will remain
here for months sud devote himself TO the active
practice ~ HIS profession In Supreme Court cascs III N
probable he will 20 TO OIegun in the Fall as II Il his In
trnton 10 make canyats fur the Senate to succeed Mr.
Kelly whose term expires Msrch T. 1877. Judge WILL
uams has not boCn consulted TO the appointments of
his scoe.sor there 4. general belief that TIE place
will W. given TO Judge PierrepOnt This VIII give New
York two Cabinet apponime but is by no means
certain that Mr Fish will long remain In ONCE
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6pstiaI Notices.

Rare aud we'll known TREES and PLANTS, 2. B. PAE.
SONS & sons, nesr ks,ena station. FLUSHING NY
Now i. rue Tune riaBt rreo..Fyr ca.l.g,es or IN
tnfDalion address, .hlNb q VI l kifAf.
flasiins. n. Y.
H~iik Elastic STOCKINGS. Belts Knee caps Abdominal
suPportrs, snslensory BandSfe' shoulder braces ana
(rUtshS AZ MARSH . Athss Ouco NJ Nescy-s. Lazy N
attendance
..-Huprare and rhysirxi Dr,oruli-. .uccoSstaDy
Marsh q COR ONCE. No. Vssey Aston Housa
opposite St Psus Church. No connection with any osisss
Ofncs u this city.
SOUTH sIxrHsc.
srRscu,pr1oNs sfsf5 BqIlns nKcrrvs,
Al Pub HIS EArEs.
ssrvr hy lie read the
nraEi.i tribe II s received by SPECIAL Nesspspsr Express
Gr oy. Brk nunb,s usually be supplied ~ The oao
:. c.iai tl.iixious services for the. People,
CHURCH OF The II M HOLY TRINITY.
Rev T sltrHE Is Il IL rye rSs IT, f. Eo'o'
N skTpaS ia ExeErTsS
4 m. Inquiry and obstruction Meeting.
=. o.. Bible 6~adng for Ladies'
RA A w. rFsSianS chneS Eyaurc Pew STEPHEN
II. TYING ~ and other Ministers. VIII speak al al ~
COME AND WELCOME
THE Mot Attractive Omces ~ Town.-rhe uaivresa
tesilnon, si oil ho avs seen Offices TRIR
UN ouIiing Cat they the MOST ATTRACTIVE and
all tnss serc tie CHEAPEST where In that para
of town B.twecu third and half OF the building
rcnted desirable Others should make cary
application The all beautifully finished hare
wod ASH Nth elegant gasHxturss cvcry
I'll exceedingly light and airy. perfectly von0
istod all ou,Nis wfndows communicate directly Win
Many Of tho finished and sn ~in b
pNy,y rcy for Tho occupation of snAas ne LIST day u
MAJ. Application stccld DO msao ~ fHX TRIBUNE
CSaa;ins roos-
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LfTFSr SHIP NEFS.
ryor oner shis yevs ~, ma Page,

ar,r,Ahp Cfd Dominion Wakr Richmond. City Point snd
N.rfIk with dse pas old D"niEnR II rainsip Cu
Steamship Gen Whitney, HaVett. LosLon. Win ndss sae
pa-s- 10 Metropolitan steamship 90.
Siul1i ship Crnp-af, Miller. fLlastlphia with coal
htes AlGncn. iieiCe Philsssi ni with coal.
Bark I. Il. WeGGn, COsan, Sagua IL days with supH
Rtrk Charley of Windsor. y. al kobinsoa kotterls1 81
barr-lA
D. Souihel Of PurrsIote. " 81 bpie~r
Fark Guile 1til iauh4slo Beliast 30 days tn ballast
Rsrk Brbsr-. Cbaa, Chase, -Hsa IL dsya. wt1 sngSr -
Bsk Idqus of bhoitaras, n. 81. Aiekal on csrenas IL
DAYS. y ih sIgsr.
Bsrt luna Br1. ga Barosoes 81 dsvs with snspr
BTig Es.stsru sSer lo New HAVEN LUssr. Port hHsls,
1T nEna. ~ days with sngsr
Hri Johu Sbey, Nickerron Oarenas IL dAys with sugar
Briy R.nshsw yaser, Caytrpas Is dsy. Win .rssr
Rrig PstGun.rr toi D.gpy a. s CAanss IA sH3s, With
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GOVERNMENT WEITHEH REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OrYira or IHE CaiEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsuTNgrOs, u. C., Friday, April 2J-f q. m.
S,1uorS.s .yr IL, tns. - hyt9e


OrYirH 1HH CnILP SIGNAL OFFICER Z
wAsuTNgrOs, y. C., Friday, April 2J-i a. m }
Sppors,s far n. rass - hras
Clear and cold weather continues IN New
England, the Middle States tho lake region. The ONO
valley ard the Northwest. with nOitnerly "a westerly
winds and less pressure. . -. o,.
Rain has prevailed the South Atlantic aud tiuf
COASTS with continued low temperature ana nOrLiery ~
eastsriy winds. l.,
the Southwest II continues loS B0ar tue Guf cOat
and II Highest In ManOba.
The rivrr- la,r risen AZ Yanbtou. Onahs and NevOr
leans and fallen 81. Paul, Memphis Cincinnati and
P2duoaE- ~
PROBABILITIES.
For FnUyfT ne Ntddis StaSs and NE tOtrer iGhr
-ec.,, 0puerJlfg rl,Dr root re1her rth sOab@~sd 70
s0rfh rest ,rtns md sight ch1gss 80 hs JG,onoetr
For the south Atlantic aud Gulf osss partly ctOudlY
and rontued cool oather With rain near the Eastern
Gulf and Sonth Atlantic COASTS, rising Barometer, ana
orihcrly t. ,aserly winds during the day.
For Tenne, and tho Ohio valley clear weather and
slowly RI ling temperature. with variable wnds, mostly
from the north and statiOnary or rising baroinetec
For the upper lake region. the upper Mississippi ana
loyer Missouri Valleys, clear fir weather with hght
variable winds slight rise Of temperature and r1sns
followed 10y falling barometer.
The lower Missouri River viii rtse slowly.
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fully alive to tho requirement, Of the Interior Depart
CURRENT TOPICS AT IHI, CAPITAL.
FRANCE AND MEXICO.

WArTINHrON, Thnr5nay, Aprf EI 1910.
The President to-day authorized a contradic-
tfon OF the cable dispatches from Pure to tho effect that
Mr. wa'hirn had been directed "a request the Fr-nch
Government TO renew Diplomatic r,lations with Mexico
The President says Inc has always been anxious to hape
the foreign policy OF hls Administration TO rop"o
harmony among nations. and that our diplo-
matte rrprt sentaiives have therefore always been
Instructed TO Was their good Offices when oxpe
dirnf, but no thinks would DO rather
delirate matter for the United states Ia interIsse be-
tween France and Mexico. thu former rowor cannot
have forgotten the determined attitude or the tnit'd
lie france Glso must have keen remembrance ~ the
rlrf t;f after the close OF Sheridan with his
victorious troopers under waiting orders 10 proceed
10 DE xcO II the French had speedily evacuated
that country The President thinks that under all the
circumstances II "a for Franco se TO b~gin move
ment looking 10 tho tOrtUD Of is diplomatic relations
with Mexico.
THE NEW MINISTER TO PERU.
Mr.. Richard Gibbs, the new Minister to Peru,
VIII start for his post in few days The President men
tons his regret nj the resignation Of exGov. Thomas OF
Maryland for whom he expresses the warmcst regard
Two years ago when Gov. Thomas rams back 70 the
United states his journey prompted Ivy newspaper
report that tho President had dctt mined him.
On his arrival In Washington he went at
once To the White House. and much
surprised TO find that the President not only
hail no idea of removing him. but bad the
newspaper article The President said to-day that lac
remained Mt Lima during his entire administr alton
Gov Thoiss letter of re.gns ton received by the
President several months and he requested the Inn
mediate appointment Of his successor ~ that he could
stated that the cstae OF his resignation vas his All
vandng years and impaired health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
NAVAL ORDERS

WasBtvGrOs, April 22. Lieut.. A. II. Fletcher IL
orlerrf 10 TIE kan.ss NcwOIi,aus eNecufVs ctct
Assant Nichols w. sayey Ia ordered 10 the
Ehsn NUT nj Ior LOyaL Lieut. owen fhrcnhtt do
trbe NJ the recyfnT ship hoi ana or
dcret a. tho NJ lncs0ia John r. Merry detached fm
Ia. kesdes PSs|O And oies 10 tbo reolN Ing
ship Relief khsiT AIrt ess In do,Aclhd sh hr - p'e
cLfy a,nalsn detached no1 Sa5 '.'---" A"1
otdsICs ~ 10 DicSaisf At Pot .il,/ Il T. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23

The NJ sailing Agricultural Chemicals and refth
izsrs their actual sDa s's hoh Initiated oy Mr. $50
WHITE q co Front st. In oooiinoed ~ hn IN Lis ss-ks
s9ls well large tons The old manner OF sim;
eert,n produced and nghe
be expected io do longer satisfies buyex Ios
Climax which guaranteed 70 oootn So9
cent onnors and % cent bone phosphate OF noae so
which soluble the IA vorte con,u,ecnS
IL Ii prepared with cent OF potash
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

The spectacle of ahmed" will he with
drswn hta this theaier at the end Of this week. Miss
Adah Richmond is now presenting Prince Ahu.td, and
Mile Morlacehi IL dancing IN n novel Spanish dance.
There s rmor of a COMPILING benefit Ia Mrs. Julia
+ Dunn, tho author and director Of "AbuioLT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
THE DELAYED OVERLAND MArra

OMAHA, Neb.. April 22.-inquiries az to tho
position or condition Of she overland mails delayed ny the
breaks on the Union Pacific Railroad arc unaysilins.
Neither the General Superintendent OF tue rosi nor the
Post Oicc officials here able 10 give the slightest
i.s a. where tn. delay cd mails ufe, or When they
mhN DC Xpectrd to get t!lIOugh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23

called rara,ysis he having suffered from several slight
attacks OF tho disease His originally strong con
sttuton resisted the progress. " the a.ady manner
that surprised his phys aud he fingered d Last
evening, when lac quietly passed away
Dir. Harper lcavrs widow, the uotcr OF MS HSc
children aud three Daughters MI Of whom are
mar led, with families around them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
wAILACK'S THEATER.

Tomorrow will he a true comedy time at
waacks 1hester and those who like good old plays and
tho old school Of acting will doubtless enjoy IT, The
Rad 70 Ruin will Ia prosecuted, with Mr.. Gilbert
fNa leuoa and Mr. Montague Hurry ami the will
ol5o include, among others, Mr. Beckett Mr.. Carroll.
Miss JenreysLewts and Madam Pon!si
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AT CORY. PENS.-LOss so. 400.

CORY, Penn, April 22.-Crosby's Block.
including the dry goods store OF Muikie Clark, .
billiard saioou and lawyers and other Offices.
was burned this morning Nukie & Ciarks loss.
S2OOOO insured for Al 900. Total loss about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23

Mmu,rs. tr~sp, CATS vkRi Ane~tice.. Nesvsissas
aud EHE MATISN. guaranteed Gn6ss lnfxRne
IOIIos Aam"Ala Depot 81 eixthaye sold ~ al Drug
anal 81 bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
NiT'SIC.

HOLY TRINITY ORGAN CONCERr.
At this concert "Wednesday afternoon (the
twenty Of the tho organsts were Miss Losee
and Mr. s. T. Warren with Mr.. Adolf Sohst as vocalist
The programme well selected aud comprised num-
Der OF organ pieces Of the bos class Mss Losee made
very favorable impression Nr sohsf gave graceful rem
dains Of tse Evening STAR song from Tsnphsu-r hut
his greatest In the magnificent bass aria fr'n
LISTS ST. Elizabeth NJ. Warren played lgndors
Concerto in f. n transcription OF the adsio from schn-
manns Symphony and an Improvisation. Mr.. Warren
scarcely have too much credit for his work IN these
organ concert. during the past Winter We have plenty
good organists sf whom he II OF tho besb. and
IL lack OF good music for the orgap but tho
public Is far below what it should be that We
scarcely hear H. Ills taste 1t has been Mr. War
rens and perseverng effort TO raiso and II
gratifying know that the concerts have been sue
oess beyond the hopes OF their originator and that the
audiences have steadily pprOy ed both in numbers and
apprcciatyenes- Next Wednesday the organlst Will he
Mr. J. H. Guild. and Mr.. Chas. Werner viii play the
yiOlOnCtllO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
coNcErr By MEssRs. BUSH AND BECKETT.

The concert to he given by Messrs. {. II.
Bush and " n Beckett; next Monday at Siciuway Hall
prouses to be interesting Besides the English Glce
Club with which they have been 80 long associated.
Messrs Bush and Beckett will have the valuable assist
ance Of the Mendcsschn dce Cub under the direction
Of Mr. Joseph HosenthaL This famous society OF ANS
teuIs IL not oitpn heard by the general public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
TIE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR.

III HCN NH MT Vf f''1' '''
rCRrHER DENIALs THAT THE RESIGNATION OF MR.
DRIASo HAS BEEN PERENPrOkILY DEMANDED
PROBABILITY THAT HB MAY REMAIN IN THk
CABINET UNTIL THR SCANDALS AFFECTING The
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT BLOW oyE;-ApDirioNu
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-04

1t is reported that the Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Company has secured the exclu-
sive right Of the American aud Wheatstone
Automatic system Of transmission in the
United States and Cuba The capital stock
OF the company issued is S9.5S7.OOO Net
profits on last years business. S5l, 422. 1t
has 2S,477 miles Of wire. and 1856 officers.
The last years experience has proved that
decreased rates have produced increased
profits.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-04

The following named gentlemen were yes
terday elected directors for the Metairie
Cemetery Association, to serve for the ensu-
ing year Charles I. Howard, Duncan F.
Kenner John II. Pike, A. q. Kenneth and w.
A. Bell.
Under this management which none
could be more auspicious-it is safe to assume
that the Cemetery will rapidly grow in beauty
and become, as it was designed to be. one Of
the most attractive cities Of the dead in the
country. and its well ordered and carefully
kept drives, its handsome mounds, ornamen-
tai trees and profuson Of flowers, together
with its with wide and pleasant stretches OF
green lawn, have made it already a favorite
place OF resort, to which numbers of our
people betake themselves on these delightful
afternoons. There is delicious quiet about
the place that is peculiarly grateful to those
who escape for few moments from the busy
hum and gnawing cares that infsst the city
q quiet, restful to ths living. and most appro-
rate for the dead.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-04
CHICAGO FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The effective force Of the Department con-
sists Of 379 men. The apparatus comprises
81 steam engines, q steam heaters, p two
wheel attending hose carts, four-wheel hose
carts. chemical engines, hook and ladder
trucks, 1912 feet Of ladder. "a, 800 feet Of SER
viceable rubber hose, 1850 feet Of serviceable
leather hose, 466 automatic signal boxes, Is
alarm bells, 5 Concord buggies, 6 light wag-
ons. supply wagon, 2 supply trucks and IA
horses. The valuation of property in use is:
Real estate Sob $50, buildings $685., 3l5, appa-
ratus $l34, $50 n.
The number of fires for the year ending
March 81 was 473, causing loss Of s2,345,-
6sl, an increase over the preceding year OF
sl,3l4,43S Six fires alone caused a loss Of
more than S2,OOO,OOO. New water pipe
amounting to IS miles was laid during the
year, making 1872 miles in use. The number
of fires ascribed to incendiaries is ll5.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-04

Mr.. l.. II. Gardner, who has recently been
appointed by the Governor to examine the
books Of the Auditor, will. it is understood,
so to work at once. He ought to lay in q
large stock of patience. ice water and fans,
for tho vast and worrying labor demanded
of him will call for plentiful supply Of all
three before he gets through.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-04

We had the pleasure Of meeting yesterday
Mr.. A. c. Pierrepont, formerly well-known
and popular wholesale grocer Of this city, but
for some time past engaged in that line OF
business in the State Of Texas. The many
friends Of Mr.. Pierrepont will be glad to learn
sive house Of Msssrs. Isaacson 4 Seixas.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-04

jon PRINTING. We now possess facilities to
epayie us to execute every description OF
commercial, railroad and steamboat printing,
LAWYERS briefs, blanks and other legal docu-
uaents, ON the shortes. notice, in the best
u. Vie. and at the most reasonable rates. We
vii, ,narantee full satisfaction to those Of our
friends who favor us with their orders.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-04

The increase of interest taken in the West
in improving the breed Of stock is evidenced
by the fact that at sale Of shorthorns, which
took place at the Fair Grounds, at Blooming
ton, Illinois, Arril 10Th, the average price Of
cows was Slli7, and Of bulls Sl2Ol, large
numbers Of both having been sold. The
highest priced animal was the 2lst Duke OF
Airdrie. which was knocked down at $40, 500.
The COW London Duchess 18th brought $500.
Another was sold for $3.50.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-04

Mr. T. V. Coupland, deputy collector of
customs has our Acknowledgements for a copy
of the decree closing the ports of Maracaibo
and Hea Vcla dc Coro to foreign commerce.
We have already given to our readers the sub
stance Of this decree. together with tho prob
able effects upon the coffee trade.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-04

Before the meeting Of the Extraordinary
tho words reform" and reduction were in
everybody's mouth. How sadly those words
sound Just now
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-04

Go to Hoyts, at the Lake End Of the New
Canal, if you want delicious fish dinners.
The Major serves up everything in excellent
and appetizing style.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-04

Joe Shawhan is drawing crowded houses al
his stable, No. 233 Gravier street "Chil
pcric" is the attraction.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-04

We had the pleasure yesterday Of call
from Mr. w. /. L. Holland, editor OF the
Holly Springs Reporter.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-04

Con. Custer is at ST. Paul. and will moi
start on his exploring expedition beyond the
Black Hills before the LIST proximo. His es-
cort will await at Fort Lincoln achievements
to arrive from The South.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-04

The SECRET OUT.-It is now definitely as
certained why Grant, after he found out that
even his own Cabinet Ministers would not &C.
cept Ben Butler as their colleague, pitched
upon that political fossil, Edward Pierrepoint,
as the successor of Landaulet Williams.
Grant has great veneration for wealth, and
Pierrepoint is one of the New York million
aires. Grant, to his credit be it spoken as an
individual, if not as the Chief Executive of
the nation, is never unmindful of past favors,
and Judge Pierrepoint planked up $50, 0CO as
his contribution to the Grant campaign fund
in 1872. So say all the New York papers, at
least, and assuming it to be an undeniable
fact, the milk in the cocoanut is at once &C
counted for.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-04

Washington auenue. What SARCASM.
Hop.wa!low would be nearer the mark.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-04

In any organized attempt to assist the poor
and give employment to those who can and
will work great care should be taken to see
that the wrong people ire not benefited.
Some Of our street mendicants are we'll of.
while homes. poverty is retiring and real suf-
ferers must often be sought for.