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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-04-15

The Republican party has been in power in
Illinois since 1861, with one brief exception in
1852, and the Democratic Legislature elected
in 1874 flattered itself that it would be able,
by investigations, to unearth great deal OF
corruption during this fourteen years rule. 1t
has done its best, by investigating committees,
to hunt out some evidence of wrong doing
within that period; but in vain. No corrup-
ton had been found. The State has been
faithfully and honestly governed; and the COM
pliment paid by Governor Allen, of Ohio, to
the Republican administrations which pre-
ceded him, that not cent had been misapplied
or misspent in that State during all the time
the Republicans were inpower, just is as appli-
cable to Illinois. The Chicago Tribune re-
ferring to the result of these Investigations,
says: iS
bourbon ingenuity can pick no flaw in the
honesty of Republican rule in Illinois. At
tempts to do so have utterly failed. 1t is
clean record, fourteen years old, which the
Republican party submits to the people OF
Illinois"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-04-15

No MATTER what the President does the
Opposition finds fault The army may be
used to preserve the peace in the South, in the
West and on the Mexican border, but when
ever or wherever it is used by him for such
legitimate purpose it is charged that he is
military despot, and that he is seeking his
own reelection. He is capable of all kinds of
selfshness in their opinion, and incapable of
an unselfsh and patriotic act. Yet he is the
man who saved the country during the war.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-04-15
BELMONT CHRONICLE.
ST, GAINESVILLE, OHIO.
THURSDAY, APRIL 10. 1875.

The success of the Democratic ticket In
Cincinnati is largely attributed by the Gazette
and Commercial to the unwarrantable inter
ference and terrorism of the police, whereby
innocent persons were arrested or deferred
from casting their ballots, and fraudulent vot-
ing was encouraged Such an unwarrantable
use of the police force, and such disgraceful
mockery of preserving the peace by means of
it, was never before experienced at Cincin-
natl election
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-04-15

on the market, or, to use the current
phrase, on the make. So unguarded a
way OF bribery would make the thing
incredible if it were not for the very
bad character this General Assembly
has succeeded in making for ITSELF
Gin. Gaz,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-04-15
or the Chronicle. l
THE SCHOLARS HOPE.

! - HE brightest imagination cannot paint
fRn all that is embraced in the one word
| az HOPE; nor attempt to picture the bright
! 90 halo's which encircle the scholars stal
of hope From sep to step along his
way it brightens as he ascends and grows more
| inviting as his comprehension widens- 1t
beacons him on over tiresome paths and up,
up the weary heights he climbs after its as
surfing light. Day after day and far into the
night he tolls until weary and tired that he
may penetrate to the mysteries everywhere
being revealed to him. He ascends to the
heavens and in travels among the celestial
bodies reads the great truths written every
where among that glittering host. He dives
down beneath old oceans white crested waves
and brings back with him many of the treas
ured secrets of those hidden coves. Every
discovery only suggests millions more with
their fascinating secrets yet to be revealed. All
over the broad surface of the earth, new reve-
lations are each day springing up for him.
What to the ignorant and .illiterate are only
hilf and hollow and creek, to him, gifted with
a wider knowledge and nobler heart, are
romantic sleeps, sunny wales and musical
streamlet, for in all natures works he sees
and reads truths ennobling and great, and
learns lessons grand and beautiful. And still
he studies, and as his knowledge widens, his
stars grows more brilliant, for each day he is
realizing the promise of that hope. On and
on it leads him over the hard places which he
sees or heeds not, for ever ahead are bursting
on his view visions of beauty and poetry which
elevate and ennoble and strew the rough
places with flowers which his labors have
planted and nurtured. He realizes day after
day that he has not followed in vain. Up to
the very gates of pearl that open into the gold
paved streets of the eternal city and mayhap
beyond-he still goes on hoping and receiving
the sweet reward of all his toii and hopes.
Then, when he stand upon the high pinnacle
to which untiring labor has led him, we might,
with advantage to the higher aims of mans
existence, contrast him with the perfumed
dandy whose ''mouth never opens to drop
pearls of WISDOM" or to the shallow minded
belle who has made dress and fashion her life
work. If permitted to draw upon imagination
and over-step the bounds between time and
eternity and enter the domain where mind
meets mind, where the mask of earthly glory
has been washed away by the floods of the
dark river, then only could we see the e1-
ceeding brightness of the rich jewels in the.
crown of such brow. We were never crea-
ted to grovel in ignorance and revel in low,
sensual pleasure and in improving the gifts we
have received we fulfill the grand purpose of
our existence and fit ourselves to tread the
higher plane of intellectual existence in eterni-
ty. l.. o.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-04-15
Established in 1S1
NOTICE.

mr. s. z. WOOD having opened an office In
- Wheeling, announces to the public that he
will net be able to be al his Office IN ST. Clairs-
vile all the time, hut will visit IL the first
Monday of every month and stay one week
com mencing Monday, Sept. 7th.
Once in Wheeling. No. ll56 Main-st, (up
stairB.l
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TERMS Of SUBSCRIPTION.
MASONIC DIRECTORY, 1874.

Belmont Lodge No. l6. F. & A. NJ. meets ev-
cry Wednesday night on or preceding the full
Oon. ii. L. BUMGAENER, w. M.
T. II. FERREIL, Sec'y.
ST. CIaIrsvil'e Chapter. No. II Royal Arch
wasons. meets; Sd Friday night each month al
st. Ciairsville and the LIST Friday each month
at Bridgeport. JAMES CLARK, H. p.
T. d. FERREI.L, Sec'y.
BeImant Council, No. 81 Royal Select and
Super Excellent Masters, meets on the second
Tuesday night of every month.
c. w. CARROLL, T. ]. q. II.
F D. BAILY, Rec.
Hope colnmandery No. 25 of Knights Temp
lars meets On the first Tuesday night OF every
II OATH. A. j. BAGGS, EN- S0,n
IF. d. BAILEY. Rec. marlH2l
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMrsEMENTs-srcosp PAcE-Fourth. fifth and sixth
siLffARos--Fissr Paot-sxlh SIKH coam S'"A'''
BoAHDERs wANTED-srooSp rAcS-second and third
BoAES AND LODGING wASrED-srcosD PAGE
BRooKL9YSsO REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcOsD
BUSINESS Ssss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .t igd'S' PAGE
rY gmSTESs Tn, pAesssh sopmP
oLrSH .oup.
fSp
NV Ssfor Tr&W.hiips-rlRsr pAcr-sxth column.
SSEsy sUlun
E
EuRoP. .~N srEAMsHIps-rrRsr PAcI-Fitsh column.
EXCGRsIoNS-Fmsr PAcE-sixth column.
FFINAANNRsHkESEHSa1Hr FISA aRssSIS4M HraraassErnh column.
usssSD R6o% AS5 TO
IwnLrru PAGE-sixtl column
EEkF
HsLf @ASsiriED--MALEs-rwrLrrn pAox-secopa col
HORSES, CARRIAGES .&C.-FrRsr pAcH-Third and
HSTs aS fs!s%a
hNc!Gsa sE1soS Nsrccsn f"ssfoarsh 's % column
Ssf 1S saa Second
MACHINERY-NIxrH PAGr-Sixth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-EINrH PAGE--SiXth column.
MEniCAL-TwELrru PAGE-Second column
MILLINERY AND DREsSMAkING-FiRsr rAGK-
MIscELLANgors Observation-Disclosures rAer-
MUSICAL-SscoSD PAGE Fourth column.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGk-Sixth coIumn.
PERSONAL--FfRsT PAGK-First column ,,...
rIANOFORrES ORGANS, &C.-NISrH PAcE-fnth
column. .
POST OFFICE NoT1CE-TwrLfrH PAcE-Fourth col.
Professional SITUATIONS swANTED-FEMALEs-
ELEVENTH PAGs-Sixth column. - NJ
PROPERTY OUT OF rHE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE IS IExCHASaE~sscOsD fAox-second
sEAE KsTArg wANTED-srcoxD PAor-sscoud col.
REwARDs-FiRsr PAGE-second column.
SALE AT AUCTION-TwELFTH PAGE-Thrd and fourth
sIrUAriONS wANTED-rEMALEs-EL PAGE
First second, third. fourth and fifth columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
sixth column.
SPECIAL NOiiCks-F FIRST PAGE-Second and third col.
sPoRTiSd-poGs. BIRDS. ac-Frasr PAoE-rhird
THE iRADES-TwKLrrH PAGE-Second column
THE TCRF-FIRsr PAGE-Third column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-TwELPrH PAGE
TRAvtLI.r RS AaUIDE-FrRsr PAcr-sixth column
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 10 Let
TWELFTH P4GEoSixth column r.... ,
WESTCHESrER COUNTY PROPERTY FOH SALE OR
TO LET-SEGONp PAcE-Ftrst column.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsT PAcr-Fourth
column.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.


AA,a. SEE rs SSEss5z SSs55ss5AE ys.
ssasSs
HsFHnsis cHSss slspf'i n koeRwh eGHss Rf hsS &c. of
including the handsome and dns team Of brown Geld
sna ns S;s as4s WIN 81
i s:s sSs SsEs
also bone, size strength and style ior ssniemans
arive are ay warranted sound Kind and true and as
Also the last Hambletonian Geldng Rocke ls,s hands
% say ssns 4od
a % Ss 'sshf sc and n;ds S
ssan, and fast brown eslslGs PILOT 60. by
y S:sn and CSHa heat 20
Tan ,a ns
safest horses In the state can be driven 0co%ouve
by css ~ st S Ss
pole pol Ys Il and ass.r single he IS Warranted SQUAD
ssaas sns hands high
bar Road wagons, Park and Pony .P6aoIonS Depot
eesant kS.y hoOa nS wSp
n B.-rns stock is now on exhibition. and gentlemen
sale positive TO highest bidder. without limit or re.
stectiou.
-MAJoE CHARLES 81 y BAR BAEKgRi ATgorIoNEEn Try; ;S
most successful horeman OF the and the only
ES r. TA IF Eb na driving SHI Sns
Of aa St 4: asasss fass seSEs E ne a.S IL Col
51:s SHsfs f' A o ss. Soas r
kAkkESx soiS.s, Sj.y aasion SsEi and New York
on wednssday, March s AT ii ocloSk prompt and con.
TIVE Sry.rwO head Of without exception the fast
al q s a e: sna III ss R,nS minutes
on Friday mornlne, Sebrudry q. and up 70 sale.
ride Selma aaa g. ~ speed and driving qualities Of
san se.; s1Es y%s; :sIS.l 1sa
oi niI sloasMay ssss sna and sAf y IL street.
SALE POSITIVE. no postpone ment
A. .ExoELLEXr TEAM. DOUBLE TfUCE AND
.ss Second avenue, at auction BY virtue OF chatter
".o.s "a. :, ~. ,,ocsps vzcoy rof7
press saA and hand sussiss Al bargains ia4
A NEW AND SECOND HAND IIGHr BUSINESS;
Ham, sa' 70 THS Ws. q1" et
A isr cash "A handsome Kentucky Mare. year. old,
Y hands can trot ias. ,wsrrante5 SOUND snd eind;
a;s's"s 'e sSsf is: @ T%sS rsss ss near tavs
An ASSORTMENT OF sl.ElGHs, SINGLE, DousIL
Horses. ' Apply Apply Of iiss Sullivan street. '--
, -rce SALE, TWO CHUNKY GRAY HORSES
and I've Others suitable tor any nasss. m soa a.
II OFFER, ON. ACCOUNT OF NIX HUSBANDS
A death ,hree Horses ~ Ic any Sns,nes a. hai
tween hom pson ana Sullivan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-24
sENNETT BUILDING.

~--- BENNETT BUILDING.
REXSErT BUILDING.
FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET.
DIRECTORY.
EtaSyrsass ~ sasse Cen sanass' Furnishing
d !: r. h snTSnf s%Iss, Law s!siaSss. sSSSs.
-EaS%si ESs'% / .1Isn: rsneS1 @ssrs & A .,
s-saum friedmaFPii FiRsT asil0ss sssToRY.
unst Very sshsSso sshSoSb ~ ssSSsns sfSas and Insurance
a-MNeHha4SH a-Me H. SDMyss. 4 Me'iss iswssE 1sEy'F.
4 4. 4. dsuffiaeshs%' f,nesnsy,' FssIss.r. FsSSss:
s-Csmpbell 4 Palmer, Lawyera
* Meade & Rockwell, Lawyers.
s-NOSshws:ssEn SsSss, LIE s.n9 Insurance company
s,-rolet
css%sss ssa4l;5S 1' T. Is Iswi. '.'sssa:s sssa:;sr,
I2-McCarthy 4 Chalmers. LawyerA
IA 4 Z EssSpsHn %s'S f.svv.r L.wyer
interns,onai Collection Associations.
s. g. Derr''k''nr rhfSS HfKSSesr ssroaY.
J, .,S 1asNFs II ses,s sS,seE'sHd Es%d,r
Is: S;s!;; S;E:$; S::;:s Lawyers
S-s6sriassn: sonynse. cochran and NeEw.n' ss.ns
s-aii;hs Il Bic siSo%:,, ss:, sss! s:;!,s Estate
], b Aiken. Lawyer.
~ a.,sns@s, & aFssasfrsH; raSyss ys"'e1
!, T. T. esrdener. ngde ssGEssri Eswysr
I; 9; Wilson, LAWYER s.4.....
Acincinnsti Commercial. Chicago Tribune. r. 7. Nc
le-wiisnson Peters. Trustees Of Estate OF White.
a A. Z. Woodruff, Lawyer
Is-w. X. Berghoz, Civil Engineer.
Pelham and F0F;sHfsifi FSHRST Fs5Gss ST5SY Company
1.Thomton Earle, Lawyers
= Hes.y wehle; Lawyer
&c; SSi!sn eoIaaisr, .iE%yss LAWYER
NJ EIer' ' Lawyer Lawyer
j. !; faeSler. sans i"wysa LswSs:
@Ef. T. i. SISiT Sasr.
'-Ss:;!S: Ss;$ay stS:ssf ss;ssI l.Syy.;. l1syy::
s-Slsry. q s%sssisia %siiss sssSsa ssSsacs, Lawyer.
&c. y. Williams. Lawyer
ne flid e. sl1Es5 Esaa7 S.xy: x';sinsy and couu..u.
+; ! s'fsEsss fssiss' t.Syssy L SsS'sy' Lawyers
50 FIFTH srosY
s!TTassf%ssas : %asenan. + as'ihlsG haSg:a, iawye's
s-fssh ( Fi,sS. FsiI Lawyers
:-H'is1' 7. q: sI:snss. S'ss:i1; Gsxs.Ey FsMy'''
e-Soclstyf or REFORMATION OF JpycnlA Delip opsns.
lu--S. II. steele Lawyer
W. u. King Lawyer
j. 4. Lydecker, Real Estate.
. Z. L. LydecRer, Lawyer
ll-J. 4. 4 !. A. Reed, Lawyers
i?-Byrnc Everett Co.. Lawyers
tx Walsh. HsiSert ana Eesorson, lawyers
SIXTH STORY.
l--jolln Town nshend, lawyer
a. Nicholson.
e-Hender.on Benedict, Layyar.
X. Logan. Scotch Granite, &s.
Sc. ". Carpenter, Lawyer
- Otis !. Hail Lawyer.
81 O. r. Webster, Lawyc-.
Jefferson Clark, Lawyer
g John l.. Knight
81 Hodges MeeKer, Lawyers
% S. Burr. Lawyer.
John Cronirion Accountant
- smith 4 Dean, tity surveyors
MlG. W. Van sclen, Lawyer.
ll}T. II. BALDWIN, Lawyer
i2) Charles d. Barrow. Lawyer.
I3t Henry \. Giidcrslacvc, Lawyer
Ht q. II. Carrircton, Lawyer
Z. w. 1ompAins. Lawyer.
I. n. Miner. LAWYER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-24

DISEASES OF MEN AND IMPORTANT MEDICAL
~ and surgical "A speciality. dENRN A. DAN
IrLs. NJ D. IA Lexington avenue. Tive n ninth ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-24

EOUND-A SUN OF MONEY AT A THEATRE
IT Owner can have same by proving property and
paying advertisement Address r. W. NJ box i2i
Herald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-24

kNOE PORT ROYAL AND FERNANDINA, FLA
Il steamer NICkSBu RG will sail Saturday, Feb.
~ from pier No. North River Tor above ports.
naSng lions with all points south ov railroad
via Augusta Ga This Is the only through line TO Florida.
Freight as low as by any other line
For freight and passage apply TO
HERM GELPCKE Agent,
No. 8 william street.
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Asst WEEK OF THE GREAT
ROMAN HIPPoDROME lROrTlNG CARNIVAL.
TWO BRILLIANT RACES EVERY NIGHT.

THIS WEDNESDAY, NIGHT, February ~
Great Match for e5CC-Mile heats best three IN Ave.
FIRST TROT OF THE KIND IN THE HIPPODROME.
John Murphy enters r. Dan CASTILLO.
Ben Mace enters q ul Mary n.
Mile ana repeat-Purse 222a
John Rogers enters br. IN. Bessie
Alonzo Nodine enters bl. G. Diamond.
Dan Mace enters r. 2. Harry.
George Vahdewater enters D. m. Rose bud
Ben Mace enters b. 3. Longfell0w.
II. Hynard enters b. z. Jim Aunter.
TOMORROW EVENING,
TWO EXTRAORDINARY RACEs
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:. FEBRUARY "a, 1875.-TRIPLE SHEET.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

O1eIAs w HD4N GODA ZDA
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISEASES OF, MEN AND IMPORTANT MEDICAL
IrLs. NJ. D. ia Lexington Twenty ninth st.
G TAN PhiSTiNa EsT2sIIsaMESr: sis Broad.
way You will nnd it advantageous
HAVANA LorrERY.-DRAwISG EVERY FIFTEEN
eashed; ercsiars r'1s oi niormatons tree e MAR
New York. Post office box i6s5.
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY REUNION
.Rs fi' a sss' o
ICE HOUSE PROTECTION LtAGuE.-THIs SOCIETY
w bold % sswsn Il hi: a
Ssr RESPECTFULLY cEdsE fTss,5sh
lSHEEHHSS.Sq EHHSS SEsHp s,sHP 5sHHeaAA
AZ 81 TIE TIE Skxs 6kx.
AFR FRos sFtsasb %AsH1safoH sHsEST3Hbs 3sb ALBANY
Z ENTUcKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER LOT.
es n S a Mares M se s
niormson y furnished as by j. oLUrE 200 sroadway OF
NroIICE TO CIGAR DEALEKs-MoNTEs BROTH
~ ers to close cosgn,nen5 OF fresh imported c!gars
Ss at Ii " a 10, % New a" YORK ana
OPENING OF THE DEFENCE
FULL pAerIcuLARs or TIE TRIAL
IN THE E1HSISa TELEGRAM
Isl
Il, S. ~ Il, 50, 10 ii, So - ;, 4s. 81, is, 70.
So .ss.'s!r. y y s. s--is w. ,.ssss r.
~ o. HENRY. cn.ss 10 go frunuARx y. Isl
Fun Il iorsoaon 10 q d .ppsns III "a F.
way room O. hrst hoor rear Office or r. u box 4,sos
OEn @ TozEN 10 WA1EG
ers at less than half the cost OF the ola process Of DIGGING
p m e az
e. s or PaS 80 uassu
Abingdon sauare,
DoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
M eann dh'qs1i Bank @
ments, &C., &c. purchased: ~, ,o ,.
a,iUS No. Il %all i street. stree DS'Nsti; MeW York.
THE RUMoR THAT THE SOUTHERN HOTEL, OF
sot st. Lons is closed e neorresi w,pxpe4co
THE MsrEoPoLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
1 is at 2ls Broadway IN the Herald Building
%20O OOO -KENTUoKY STATE loTTKEY;
sESs; who's TIsssis se haiSs. qSsSisSs g g:
aSa Asen s. Liberty street. New York & M
S. 1000 OOO pwsc ckTc ssAsH ssa.s1t 9r February KaN
T whole tickets, $50; halves S25; tenths, .; few
lucky tickets p. q. DkVLlN. Srationer, 30 Liberty
street. New York.
as ssAS1
"a 6lls cash gifts, amounting to SSoO Circulars OF
information sent free.
BATES CO.. Financial Agents, l96 Broadway.
------------------------
SPORTING-DOSis, BIRDS. &c.
A FOR SALE, ALL KINDS Of FANCY Dogs
"A Birds, &C.; Medicines Tor all dseases Prepared
Food for mockng birds at H. q. DOvEY'r No. Greene
street, near Canal -t
LNERRETS FOR RAT AND RABBIT HUNTING,
II Birds Pet Animals, Goldfish. Plants and animal
lie for the Aquarium: Mocking Bird Food Dog Nedi
cines Depot, 81 Fulton street. j. BAt'OT, Agent.
Mr C. SCOTT X SONS BREECHLOADER; 10
w. bore t1s lbs. in leather case. with implemenrs
complete, for SO he sQClRES.
No. Cortlandt street.
THE TURF.
UCTIOH POOLS SOLD AT The LIBBY HOUSE.
"A northwest corner Of Twentv.seventh street and
Fourth avenue, tonight on the hippodrome trots
GEORGE SHAN.
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NrEw YORK AND PORTLAND EXPRESS LINE GALL
IN raiD via Worcester. Nashns and Rochester, the
shortest quickest and direct line, is now open tor
business. Leave Grand Centrai depot New YORK. ae s
SOS and 10 A. NJ and and 10 y. NJ Tho S:u5 and iU
A. NJ trains make close connection at Worcester June
tion with through trains Tor torand arriving in Port
land AZ lU:4j r. Tne and s:lu Z. NJ. trains connect
Worcester with the ocock express next morning ;ar
and baggage checked through TO important points
Through trains between Worcester and Portland.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LNUtNp-A MAIL BAG, CONTAINING LhTrERS
ard addressed. liverpool and Chicago;'' owner
gan have same by paving All eapenscA Address ! y
ed fost fprtv.eiskth street
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U1ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON. VIA NEWPORT
II and Fall River.-Tne steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave q North River Of Murray street.
daily Sundays excepted p NJ Through tickets sofa
at all principal hotels in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-24

TNAPscorT BROS. 4 CO.'S. EUROPEAN EXCHANGE
/ aut passage Office, s6 south street, New YORK.
Drafts 81 and upward available in ali paris OF treat
britain and Ireland, aud passage tickets oy steamship
rates
niDONOVAN NRoSSA.-CHhAPEsrP PASSAGE OFFICE
~ IN New Work: open cvennys steamers every day
ENr. Lverpoo, Glasgow, Derry drafts payable eycrv
wherc lowest rates. Northern Hotel corner Corusndt
and West streets
CrEAMsHIP COMPANIES Using LARGE QuANrl
- tie OF printing will ind 70 deal with
the MGrRoioLlrAN PRINTING EsrMABLIsHMEtN,i M En-,
work unsurpassed while IN prompnes. neatness
and oheapness IL Offers special inducenieiits Buls 0.
Ln cirsaIars P0s.sA csras wsyS,l!, sns Oysry YER
fuly preparsd aai printed
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
A. 4
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
Winter arrangement
For New Brighton. Snug Harbor West Brighton ana
Port Richmond leave whitehall street as foot OF
Broadway. daily. at SAD S:lA $50. 10 IS A. II; R%A
2:l5 $50 l:30. 5 80 and e:45 Pm
Sundays. at 80 1850 A. NJ II 80 2:sA lso. eAS r
Fare 10 cents
Astor House cars leave vesey street for ferry rare
3ceuts
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-23

the tonnage cleared was 6,272, 223 tons, show
ing that Chicago has had more arrivals and
clearances than any other port in the United
States during the past year, and more ton
mage entered and cleared than any Atlantic or
Gulf port with the single exception of New
York
The Commissioner concludes that when the
Welland Canal is enlarged or when other
canals are constructed giving the st.
Lawrence as an outlet, with capacity of
passing ships of l, 800 or 1000 tons, a revolu-
ton is certain in the carrying trade to and
from Chicago.
Liability to Stamp Tax of Receipt. sed = n
Substitute for Bank Checks.
Commissioner Douglass, of the United States
Revenue Department., has made following
important decision:
S. II. Morgan, Esq, of Cuba, Allegheny
county, cashier Of the Cuba Banking OompG-
ny, has written to this office respecting the
liability to stamp tax Of receipts as a substi-
tute for bank checks, and of checks payable
zone day after date without grace. He has
been referred to you.
Section Is of the act of February s, 1875,
provides that bank check, draft or voucher
for the payment OF any sum whatsoever,
drawn upon any bank, banker Or trust com
pany shall be subject to stamp tax Of two
cents.
BY this enactment checks, drafts, etc,
drawn on time are liable to the stamp tax as
well as those payable at 81 ht or on demand,
as are also receipts or other vouchers taken by
banks, etc, IN the payment Of money.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-23

Net only is it slippery outside, but indoors, too
says Washington correspondent and at one Oh
the swell Germans, few nights ago, three
couples fell the floor, polished not wisely, but
too well. One OF the slX was The belle of the
ball-tall, and stately and naughty. What fan
was there She was leading she was the best
dressed woman there; she was the focus of ad-
miration; she caught her dainty foo. in another
girls tiounce, and, while the Women were envy
ing her and the men adoring her, she tumbled
III confused heap Of laces, and ribbons, and
tiOunces. and partner in the middle Of the room :
She was up in moment. shaking out her ruttled
plumage and swallowing the modification with
lovely smiles. But she turned and looked at the
girl who triyged her. ard. merciful heaven, what
a look.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-23

The Remington Gun Works at Hon, y. Y.
are employing 1000 men, night and Gay, upon
contract Tor 300, 900 breecA lcading rifles for
the Spanish Government. Between 1000 and
5000 finished rides are shipped per week
The Providence Tool Company, of Proyi-
Gcnce, l. l., are now at work on contract
for 600, 0J0 Peabody-lIartini rifles for the
Turkish Government, and are turning out about
GOO of them daily.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-23
AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

B. NJ. & 3. j. Montgomery sell Household Furni-
ture, Carpets Mirrors, Mattresses etc, at "a
Camp street at II A NJ. A.o at 80 Camp
street at II A. NJ Diamonds Gold Watches
Silverware, etc.
Hoffman Marks & Co. sell Boots, Shoes Brogans
and Clothing, 1912 A. NJ, at 33 Chartres
street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-23

Western iyceums VIII BE pleased to learn from
the Goldet. .lge that James Parton has a re-
maikable faculty for putting himself ali over into
sentence, and sending 1t Ike blazing shell
right into the eyes Of subject. carrying an
unusual quantity Of daylight, and maxim; some
thing of an explosion anoug tho audience il no.
where else ano take proE precautions as ainst
a.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-23

Eunap Pork, Provisions.
100 BARRELS EUMP PORK,
100 bbls Extra Prime PORK
500 bbls Mess PORK,
50 casks BACON CLEAR SIDES
80 BACON CLEAR RIB SIDES
20 BACON SHOULDERS
80 tierees Magnolia 5. C. HAMS
40 000 pounds Dry Sailed SHOULDERS
Arriving and in store for sale by
L. x. CONVERSE,
F2l It II MAGAZINE street.