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IN CHICAGO

IN CHICAGO.
The Government officials who are invsstigat-
ing revenue frauds were inactive Yesterday ut
least they a1rerted no more delinquent Gaugers,
or S' tyaq waa@ naea
evidence, " and honce it is not improbable that
tho war will be renewed Monday morning, and
number Of prisoners brought in.
, 1875-05-23

MILWAUKEE T. ST. PAUL.
NEW YoRn. Msy 72.-The transfer books at
ths Chicago, Milwaukee j. St. Paul win clos
, 1875-05-23

WlFE.MuRDER AND SUICIDE
New YoRK, May 22.-Jacob Young, living in
tho suburbs OF Brooklyn, last night murdered
bis second wife By chopping her head OF With
an X, and then went to the cemetery. where he
blew out his brains on the grave OF his first wife
, 1875-05-23

BODY RECOVERED.
zAaEsv1LK, O., May 22.-The body OF Mrs.
Jackson Was recovered this morning, leaving ono
child Jet to recover from the late boat disaster
on tho Muakingum River.
, 1875-05-23

New ORLEANS, May 22.-Ferdinand Duden-
hofer. Receiving Teller Of the Germania National
Bank, was arrested to-day and committed to
prison, charged With embezzling $4,000.
, 1875-05-23
POLITICAL.

THE OHIO REPUBLICANS.
AKEon, O., May 22.-Ihe Republican Conven-
ton for Summit County, held to-day, unanimous
y passed the following resolutions:
Resotpe5 That the delegates from Summit County to
thu 6t1ts Convention be instructed to faVor anti
thrsem pink In tho platform to be sdopsed At that
Convention
Rssatnd, That said delegates b further instructed
10 oppose proposition rrsouhon looking to 3ny
GhanSe in thu present constitutional guarantees rrat
ing 70 common school system, to division Of
tas school fund among religious Of other sects.
, 1875-05-23

EIGHT YEARS FOR ABORTION.
6pe.ta& DtsDatcA to Ihs Ch.eaoo Tribune.
QUINCY, H., May 22.-Dr. Smith and Madame
1ngham on trial for abortion, we're to-day asn-
fenced to eight years each in the PeniteDuary.
Tho defense moved for 4 new trial, but tho mo-
tion Was refused. Defense was given thirty
days in which to file bill Of exceptions. Dur
ing the course Of the trial. Gilmer, one of the
counsel for the defense, made an offensive per-
sonal atlusion to Cspt. McGraw, former Chief Of
Police of this city, for which tho Captain to-day
knocked GiImer down in the street.
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Persons from Havana represent the govern
ment and troops as much less sanguine o.
success in crushing the rebellion than for
merly. The Cuban patriots have held out with
such remarkable pertinacity, and have sue.
ceeded in inficting such immense damage to
the sugar estates Is to have inspired the Span
iards with a much higher opinion of their
prowess than they have heretofore been will
ing to entertain.
Constant supplies of arms and ammunition
are received by the struggling and indomita-
BILE Cubans, and all the tremendous efforts of
the mother country, the vast expenditure of
money and sacrifice of men, would seem
to have been worse than vain, for the con-
test is as hopeless as ever, and infinitely
more embittered by the cruelties exercised
by the Spaniards toward their captives.
Secure in their mountain businesses the pat
riots sally forth ever and anon, burning and
destroying valuable sugar estates, capturing
supplies and prisoners and retreating again
before their foes can be concentrated and
hurled against them. The struggle main
tanned by this gallant and long enduring peo-
pie and the evident inability of the Spanish
Government to cope with the insurrection;
the'ferocity which has marked the conduct of
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DIED,

LACALS-On May 18TH 1875 at 6 o'clock P. NJ ,
Miss Josephine Lacals, aged twenty-on years.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
her father No 10 st. Louis street, This Sunday
Evening, 10th inst, at o'clock.
LARDNER On Friday. the 18th of May. 1875 at
his residence 301 Calliope street. Michael Lardner
aged thirty nine years.
HYAMS-On Friday May IA, 1875. at II O'Clock
p NJ, Laura Mathi da Hyams, wife of Gov. Henry
N. Hyams, in the ifty-eighth year of her age.
LAUDUN-At6 A. M. May 15 1875, j. F. Lau.
dun aged 62 years.
The funeral will take place Sunday Afternoon at
AZ o'clock, from his late residence 361 Constance
street. The friends of the family of Edmond Bour
geos and Frank Shoemaker respectfully invited
to attend.
DEMORUELLE-On Wednesday, 18th inst at
IL P. NJ, at the age of six days Francis Edgar son
OF James Demoruelle and Stella Refine.
McINTYRF-On Wednesday, May r. 1875. at
o clock, A. NJ, Philip Mcintyre. native of
Baieboro, County Cavan, Ireland and resident of
this city for the past thirty four years. aged u years.
HOGAN-On Tuesday night May H. 1875 at 81
o clock, Willis ii. Hogan, aged ffty-two years.
MINOR-May 10th, at 5:45 P M, at his mothers
residence, corner Camp and Amelia streets Philip T.
Minor, aged thirty nine years. native OF New Or
leans.
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The Rev. DR.. Palmer, Of our city, has just
completed the memoirs of the late Rev. DR.
Thornwell, Of South Carolina, and proposes to
publish the work by subscription. The charac.
ter and life OF the subject Of the memoirs is full
Of interest, aud the able author has bestowed
much time and care upon the collection Of inter
estng data. Subscription books are kept by the
prominent members of DR.. Palmer's church, and
the Rev. A. J. Witherspoon will leave the city
shortly on a canvassing tour through the South
ern States. We commend DR.. Witherspoon to
tho kind Offices Of our friends Of the press and all
others with whom he may come in contact. He
is a very worthy gentleman, and worthy of all
kindness
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The cordial welcome given the Vice President
in the South, and the proposition to celebrate
with floral offerings the virtues Of the soldiers OF
the late war, Federal as well rs Confederate, are
indications that the bitterness OF feeling that
survived hostilites is dying out. The fact that
we are one people living under the same flag,
and having common interests and destiny as
Nation, is no longer questioned. If the polit-
clans can arrange their programmes for the
future without including the war issuer, the day
is not distant when all the people will recall the
civil conflict only historic incident in the life
of the Nation, to be regretted for the calamities
that attended it. and recalled with pride for the
splendid valor displayed on both sides during the
contest Cincinnati Commercial 1871.
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THE NEW ORLEANS MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
REvrEw.-The BULLETIN is under special obliga
tions to Professor and editor s. M. Bemiss, o.
the Ne,o Orleans Medical and Surgical Journal
for favors received.
Prof. Bemfss, the talented editor Of the repre-.
sentative monthly Of the Southern medical pro-
fession is deserving of great praise for the energy
and talent he displays in the production Of the
journal. 1t abounds in profound and learned es-
says ON the diseases and manner Of treatment
most interesting to our people. The May edition
is unusually intere sting and worthy Of the most
critical attention Of those Interested in the
health of the city.
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Under the resolution adopted by the City
Council On Friday, limiting the expenditures OF
each department Of the city government to the
amount allowed in the budget, we learn that
tho Department Of Improvements was required
to suspend about one hundred and fifty laborers
and twenty five officers and to materially reduce
tho pay Of all the remaining officers of the de-
partmeRt. II is to be regretted that this neces-
sity exists and we trust that the city government
may room overcome its endorsements. Hard
as this action may bear upon the individuals
affected it seems to be rendered imperative by
tho condition of city finances
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MARRIED.:

DRISCOLL-F URLONG = Wednesday evening
May 5th, 1875, at st. Alponsus Church. by the Rev
Father Gleason, Patrick Driscol to Miss Kate Fur
long, both of this city.
ER-BLUMENTHAL-On Saturday,
May 1875 at Christ Church, by the Rev. DR.. Lea
cock, Carl Stockmeyer, of Germany, to Miss Emma
Blumenthal, of this city.
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the wsr, and the disposition evinced by the
island government to shoulder the expense
of the contest upon the people Of the United
States, all call for the interference Of this
government to put stop to so useless, bloody
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sassos-No orders take. o. the Bulletin Once
"a AIS indorsed by the PROPRIETOR
mn Flew Orleans BULLETIN can be had Of thu
rass agent in Mobile ct the depot. on the aIr1vA
~ tas P. u. train.

JoD PRINTING We now possess facilities to
enable us to execute every description OF
commercial, railroad and steamboat printing,
lawyers briefs, blanks and other legal docu-
ulents, on the shortest notice, in the best
STYLE. and at the most reasonable rates. We
will guarantee full satisfaction to those OF our
friends who favor us with their orders.
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We have "in hand an able and exhaust
i've article on the Louisiana case, from that
eminent jurist, Judge 7. M. Cooley, Of Michi-
gan. It's length debars us from publishing
it this morning, but we will present it in full
on Tuesday morning. 1t should be read by
every true Louisianian.
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Be it remembered, first, That George Ellis
still keeps his immense supplp Of periodical lit
erature and choice stationery at 2 Old Levee,
opposite the Post Office. And second, That there
is scarcely anything included in the above
branches OF business whichis not to be found at
his well known news depot, or which, if not there
at the moment. cannot be procured through our
obligng friend Ellis.
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Bass Dc Co.'s Best Ale
BOTTLED BY
III IL f R & BELL
CONNOISSEURS DRINK IT. 1T Is THE REsr
For sale by GRoCERs generally. .p11 sarsnt.
Important to Property HOlders
and Tenants.

Nhe New Orleans Sanitary and Fxcava.inc comr.
ny Deg leave to inform the citizens of Nav Oiaan:
unae .ney nave perfected all tho necessary arrange
ma are now prep red to execute orders for the
cieGahlng and emptying of privies and sinks '1"
The apparatus used is Known as The "Odo,less r.
in New and the as that used
cites W tSrk ashneton Balmo,e and other large
eng,ne an air tight tank aud deado Zinc attscbg
he oy which the contents of vaults and sinks can
sve oder during the ord ary workin@ bour OF SnGn
eencv a we as at night and with the greatest e
..n ms System not only inaugurates valuable SAM;
tenn now in use 'nan any otner sys-
Of te information can be had regarding the work
1sa To .no new system at the offc of the comnanv
drsssad common m street and al orders le there or a.
attention 0noe' Will receive prompt
myI5
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We have received the fourth number Of the
Good Ne,cs, new paper published by the Good
News Publishing Company. tits full Of interest
ing reading matter, and Like all good news is al
ways welcome. 1t has already large circula-
ton and is worthy Of it. 1t abhors morose and
dali topics, and is devoted to the discussion of
pleasant topics, and to the improvement Of pri-
vate finances. Subscription only one dollar per
wear.
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Aud old vag, stopped pedestrian on tn

Aud old vag, stopped pedestrian on the
street yesterday and asked for two shillings to
purchase dinner. "Can't do it." replied
the pedestrian. well, one shilling, then"
"No-can't do it." "Well, gimme five
cents" "Not a red" GA chew of tobac-
CO." ono, sii." "Well," continued the
vag in despairins tones, 'you will at least
tell me whether Wen have another snow
storm this weekf" He got that mans opin-
ion 49, Df,~c:t Free Press.
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Branch No. Of the Hibernan Benevolent
and Mutual Aid Association will have pic. mic,
in aid Of their relief fund, at Orange Ground, on
Sunday, the 23d inst. Those fond of good
time should by all means be present.
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Mike Lardner, an old printer and a prominent
fireman, died on Friday, and was buried yester-
day. Mike was man OF generous impulses, and
was universally known and appreciated in this
city He left behind him large number Of
warm friends, who will sincerely mourn his loss
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, February II, 1875.

MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall. February II, 1875.
mo. 1905 administration Seriesl,
An ordinance relative to the payment of back
taxes inclusive of the year 1873.
Be it ordained, That until the fret day Of june
1875, payment of city taxes may be made as fol.
lows:
Taxes of 1860 to 1870 inclusive entirely in ecrip.
including interest on tax bills, and costs adj
vanced by city.
Taxes Of 1871, entirely in scrip and for interest
on tax bills and costs advanced by city, one-half
in cash, balance in zip.
Taxes of 1873, fifty cents per 500 in cash !;
balance 50 so per 500 IN scrip, and for interest
on tax lis, and costs advanced by city, one-half
in cash and one-half in scrip.
Be it further ordained. That by the word
tered judgments, certificates of appropriation,
one-s certificates, tax certifica ties, claims
provided for by ordinance, to 1874 inclusive, with
right of transfer.
Be it further ordained, That under no circum-
stances will the terms of this ordinance be ex-
tended beyond the period fixed, and all taxes I'M
paid on the first day of June, 1875, will be paid
in cash exclusively.
Be it further ordained, That ordinance No.
2725, Administration series, adopted April II,
1874, and ordinance No. 29l5, Administrator So
ries, adopted December 20, 1874, be and the same
are hereby repea led.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New Or
leans, February 16, 1875.
CHARLES J. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
J. H. HARDY, Secretary. my14 t31
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The Louisiana Pacific Railroad Company vii
hold meeting OF their incorporators at tht
Chamber Of Commerce, on Wednesday, thu
18th inst
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We have received from Philip Werlein, Esq a
sacred song, entitled +" The Prayer OF a Psni-
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Auction Prices.

Also, Buys SECOND. HAND FURNITURE. for
which lib raj prices are gwen
Mr. BOlS moves Repairs, Stores Packs Ships
and Cpholsfers Furni ure and furnishes full guar.
ante Tor the faithful performance of engagements.
my15 3m
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Fire and Burglar PROOF Safes.

CaIp stTeeI. myI6 lt2dp
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes.
had supplied our NEW ORLEANS DEPOT with I
very large and assorted stock of
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES.
Owing to the duness of business, we are prepared
to offer very great inducements balance of stock
on hand which we are selling at actual
FACTORY COST FOR CASH
For those desiring Fire Burglar Proof Protection
this is an opportunity which will not again be
| offered and to which we invite attention.
Descriptive diagrams of tho different size Safes on
hand will be furnished on application.
| If you desire to secure BARGAIN address or
! JOHN w. NORRIS,
Southern Depot
Diebold Norris e. Co.'S Safes
| nyl6 1t Up 81 Canal street, New Orleans.
Stylish Spring Clothing.
Look at our
BLACK DIAGONAL FROCK COATS,
For dIess purposes.-Elegant Cut-at
PIERsoN & HEwS'.
See Our Stylish
BLUE FLANNEL D. B. SUITS AT sao-AT
PIERSON & HEwS.
Examine the Nice
WHITE DUCK VESTS AT
PIERsON HEwS'.
C,snopin,, Sf,.Io
WORSTED AND CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS
At PIERSON e. HEWS',
NeU BoaCs Novelty Sca1fs,
STRIPED HALF-HosE. COLLARS GAUzE
UNDERWEAR,
BOYS BLACK ALPACA JACKETS, WHITE
VESTS AND PANTS, NECKWEAR etc
All fresh goods at low prices. One price in plain
figures, at
PIERSON e. HEWS,
mylo 1t 10 and Is Camp street.
Iares Of 1875.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CITY HALL |
New Orleans, May 10, 1915. |
The delinquent list is now being prepared and will
be published in few days, according to law.
Tax invited to settle while it is vet time
myl1 lot ED PILSBURY, Administrator
JOHN BOTS,
DEALER in NEW AND SECOND, HAND
FURNITURE,
l12 Camp Street, near ST. Patrick's Church.
sells Hand Furniture in the be st Of order at
Auction Prices.
Also, Buys SECOND HAND FURNITURE, for
Tblch liberal prices are gwen. Il
Mr.. BOIS moves Repairs Stores. Packs Sims
nd Uphosfers Furni ure, and furnishes full guar
nt9e Tor the faithful performance of engagements.
,,,,-IE 1
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FURNITURE

UkEATLY REDUCED PRICES
ror 'ne next thirty days we will sell our stock ~
rINH ROSEWOOD MAHOGANY and wAINur
nho-hooM and DINING hOOM SUITS at las.
Than manufacturers' prizes ''
Also
FINE COTTAGE SUITS
D. KELHAM & CO..
No. &c Royal street.
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Department Of Commonwealth
Hall.

NEW ORLEANS, May Is.
10 all whom it may concern:
The injunction obtained before the Superior Dis
trict Court by the owners of the Free Markets hav
ing been dissolved, notice is hereby given that the
law requiring that free market shall be carried on
within twelve squares of any of the Public Markets
of the city of New Orleans will after the lapse of
three Gays, be rigidly enforced
The owners of all Free Markets within such dis
lance of any Public Market are hereby required to
close up their shops and to discontinue their business
within three days J.. @. LANDRY,
myl5 Administrator Con merce
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JOHN BOIS.

DEALER IN NEW AND SECOND HAND
FURNITURE
1j2 Camp Street, near St. Patrick,s Church.
Sells Second Hand Furniture in the he of order at
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, May II, 1875.
~ I;o,, Oorsoo

mo. 3111-Adminietratio Series.
Whereas, The belief prevails among delin-
ouent CITY taxpayers that Ordinance No. 1895,
administration series, entitled IAN ordinance
relative to the payment Of back taxes, inclusive
of the year 1873 and which expires on the first
day of June, 1876 will be extended beyond that
period; and
Whereas, It is in the interest of said class Of
tax delinquents that they should be undeceived,
in order that they may. avail themselves OF tho
liberal provisions of said ordinance, by which they
are enabled to pay their taxes at one.haf or less
on the original assessment;
Resolped, That the Council hereby reaf6rms
the declaration contained in said ordinance, to
wit: That, under no circumstances, will the terms
of this ordinance be extended beyond the period
fixed, and all taxes unpaid on the first day OF
June, 1875 will be payable, in cash exclusively.
Resol5ed further, That the Mayor cause this
resolution. together with Ordinance No. 1895. to
be published in conspicuous place in all the city
daily papers until the thirty first of May instant.
Adopted by the Council OF the city of New Or
leans. May II, 1875.
CHARLES J. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
J. H. HARDY, Secretary.
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Philip Werleisa,
7S, so, 50 and 80 Baronne street.
Received per Bark,

PLEYEL PLANO FORTES,
Which he offers at moderate prices
CHICKERING g. SONS.
DUNHAM SONS.
HALE AND GROvESTEEN AND FULLER
And other first-class PIANOS, offered at The
most accommodating terms, besides the
ESTEY q co. AND NEEDHAM & SON
CELEBRATED CABINET ORGANS AND
MELODEONS.
PHILIP WERLEIN,
m2 lm2dp 70, 80. 81 and 30 Baronne street.
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jacob OFT,
GA r NTER.
2S9 Magazine Street, Corner Calliope,
Es prepared to execute all orders in the Oar.
pointer and Building line, with promptness, neat
ness and dispatch. Oisterns made and repaired.
nj tf2in
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INIes Of 1875.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CITY HALL
New Orleans, May 10, 1915
The delinquent list is now being prepared and will
be published in few days. according to law.
Taxpa5 invited to settle while it is vet time
my11 lot ED. PILSBURY Administrator
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Carpet and Curtain Warehouse
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
15..-.......... Charities Street 4,
CARPETING, Administer, Velvet Brussels etc.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH English and American.
MATING, white checkered and fancy
WINDOW SHADES, from 81 and upwards
TABLE and PLANO COVERS, CURTAIN and
FURNITURE MATERIALS BROCATELS
COTELlNES REPS and SLIP COVERS, ETC
at low prices by
myl6 2dp SuTuFr A. BROUSSEAU.
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SILKS,

SILKS,
LEWIS DOLLAR STORE,
myl6 1t TOMORROW
Perry Dc Co.,
81 Decatur Street.
General Agents for the
GULF STATES, CUBA AND MEXICO
BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING WATER.
myl6lt2p
Nara d; others
C9INA PALACE,
Is now open and in fnll blast
Everybody is invited to call and examine our
IMMENSE STOCK AND PRICES.
Depot for
MERIDEN SILVER PLATED WARE.
WATER PITCHERS, PORCELAIN LINED
For SO to SIS.
Rogers Bros. Celebrated SPOONS and FORKS. guar
anteed Triple Plate, are sold at New York
Prices.
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR
PRIZES, ETC.
No trouble to show our goods.
I29- ------------- Canal street 1919
,nr,s ,..sn Touro Building,
Uorkingmen's Bank,
A........-... CANAL STREET. "a
ToR. MAIGNAN, j. b MONDIEGT,
President. Cashier.
SAVINGS AND GENERAL BANKING
Interest allowed and paid semi annually on
deposits in the Savings Department
Domestic and Foreign Exchange bought and sold
This bank offers to mechani s. laborers and persons
Of limited mes safe and at raetive mode Of say
ing the surplus of their ea,nings Deposits are re-
ceved Of any amount and when these reach ten dol
ars or over, certificate of deposit issued by the
bank, payable in thirty, sixty or ninety DAYS or |
onger, upon the demand and at the option ofthe de-
,ositor. |
These certificates of de, ost bear interest as fol-
lows:
If payable in thirty Gays four per cent Der anpum
ver thirty days and under six mont s. at the ate of
iod in crest is allowed at an increased rate as is
greed upon between the deposit,r and the Cashier
the in .titution.
These small deposits are received at any time but
Dr. the especial accommodation Of those who are busy
IL day the bank is kept open every evening from
80 TO oc ock. my16 IT 2dr |