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servatives into their seductive tolls. Influ
ences of which they have never dreamed vii
be brought to bear upon them, and appeal
of the most insidious and persuasive kint
will be made in secret to their vanity, theil
cupidity and their love Of power and inAu
ence. There is danger in listening to these
overtures. There is danger in bargaining
with these profcients in the art Of political
chicanery. There is corruption in the atmos-
phere around them, and their contact il
poisonous.
We hope that nothing will be attempted by
the Conservative House which cannot be car
ried by fair, open and manly action. We
hope that no fruitless political strife or acri-
monious debate will be INDUCED. We hope
that no strength or time will be wasted on
what is manifestly impracticable. It is to be
considered that the Radicals will ask nothing
from the Conservative House, and that there
fore the latter will get no concessions from
the Radicals, except what they are willing to
buy from our enemies. Radicals are not the
friends of reform and want no changes.
At the regular session in January, 1876, the
relative situation will be modified. Then the
usurping Governor and his Senate will need
the cooperation of the House. Then the
Conservative House will have the power to
enforce reasonable reforms, or refuse to sus-
tain the government by raising and appropri-
ating money unless such reforms ore made.
But until the Radicals begin to feel the want
of funds, the Conservative House will not re-
strain, control or materially influence them,
Or win from them any concessions, except
such, perhaps, as will enable the city to effect
least let US all devoutly hope.
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To produce cowslips in winter-dr;ve YOU
cattle on the ice.

STILL ALIvE-CoMpRoMIsE OR No COMPROMISE
This is the time when parties wishing to pur
can do so by calling a: the extensive establish
rent of that we'll known and public spirited citi.
zen, nr John G. tleming, IA Poydras street.
Mr.. Fleming has been engaged in the trade for
years-has, perhaps, had larger and longer ex-
perience in his line Of business than anv man in
New Orleans. and p ssesses the confidence of the
whole community. His work, as gas filter, is
always thoroughly done and invariably gives
entire satisfaction. He has now in his store
splendid collection of chandeli rs, brackets, etc.
embracing every variety Of patterns of the latest
and most fsshionsb'e styles. These he is offer
ing at New York prices. Here is rare chance
for those who desire TO possess themselves Of
such articles, aud they should not let the oppor-
tunity clip.
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THE POOLS LAST NIGHT.

There was large attendance at Johnny
Hawkins last night to attend the selling O.
the pools on to-days races. The following
was the result:
First Race.-Port Leonard, s12O; King ANA.
deus, 500; Leap Year, $500; Pauline Sprague
sS4; Sweet Bay, $50; Denver, s12o; Survivor,
$500.
Second Race. Galway, $3.50; Falmouth, $40
Capt. Hutchinson, $500; Crown Prince, $3.50
Granger, $2lO.
Third Race. Harry Felter, 5000; Mary L..
so5
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THE WHEELER-HOAR LEGISLATURE

This is the day selected by Kellogg for tn
meeting of the Legislature of the State o
Louisiana. Not the Legislature elected b!
the people 1t the last election, nor yes IN
Legisla' ure created partly by the infamous
Returning Board and partly by Sheridan
bayonets, but soick and span affair manu-
featured to order by committee of individu
ais without authority in little back Office in
some business street in New York city. The
finding OF this committee was not in accord.
ance with the facts and The evidence, but was
in almost as grant violation of fairness and
Justice as that of the Returning Board, upon
the members Of which the committee had IN
animously poured out the phials of their con.
domination.
This new Legislature which is the outcome
of fraud and the result of compromise, which
was created in the hope of giving peace to the
Radical party (Which was sadly in need Of rest
and greatly overburdened by the Louisiana
crime and scandaD, is somehow expected to
meet TO- day under the special supervision Of
Congressman Wheeler, behind whose burly
form are supposed to stand Sheridans troops
ready to move against any recalcitrant indi-
viduals-aud especially colored individuals
who may oppose the consummation of this
pet scheme of political patchwork.
We have never believed in the good faith
of the Radicals in this matter. We have al
ways suspected foul play and a solemn de-
termination on the part Of Kellogg 4 Co. to
60 back on their pIighted faith. We have
always failed to see why Kellogg, having OBJ
tanned the acquiescencs Of the Conservatives
in his usurpation having fixed himself Sc
curely in his seat through the act of his enc.
mies-should desire to go farther in this bust
ness, especially when by SO doing he weakcns
himself with his own party and receives no
following from the Conserva-
tives.
The fight as it stands to-day looks to us TO
be Kellogg, Packard and Clinton vs. West,
Casey, Herwig and Hawkins. These are the
only real parties to the struggle about to |
come of, and the Conservatives are to be used,
or it is at least proposed to use them, in the |
interest Of one faction or the other.
Which side will win it is quite impossible
It this writing to predict, as both claim to be
.cting in accord with the President. Kellogg
lsserts that Grant will withdraw the troops
compromise is not effected, and West de-
lares that Grant will never desert the Radi-
al party in Louisiana, no matter what may be
lone. The negroes are firm against compro-
Mise, but are easily frightened by
threat of o blue-coat, and 50 after
Ii it is only question as to which side
rant is on. If he is backing Mr.. Wheeler,
hen the compromise may be regarded as a
act accomplished, at least SO far as the organi-
,tion Of the House is concerned according ,
0 the Wheeler terms It seems scarcely 8
robable that Mr.. Wheeler would have come /,
own here unless Grant was pledged t. sup !
ort him, and The presence of Sheridan leads
} the belief that the Wheeler and Hoar !,
ward will be carried out SO far at least as
,rms go.
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Jon PRINTING. now possess facilities to
enable us to execute every description ct
commercial, railroad and steamboat printing,
lawyers briefs, blanks and other legal docu-
ments, 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 MS with their orders.
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"Spring openings" are In order at the
Stores and husbands purses fatten. The
reflective man has been compared to an oyster
and no doubt because Of his antipathy to
Z" openings"
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A GOOD many people were recently deluded
into going into an apothecary's shop in vii
lage to'see red bat, which had been cap
tured, and was on exhibition. They saw it,
and it was red rs a brickbat usually is.
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Il dreamed ! was spelling at Q spelling
match and never missed = word" is what
young ladies say now when they recover from
the effects of ether.
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The horse cars in New York during the
year 1874 carried l4O SOC. 900 passengers. or
more than three times as many as the entire
population of the United States
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1t is pleasure to 60 to church with yoa,r
wife or your sweetheart, especially when you
carry one Of these beautifully printed and
bound prayer books from Eyrich's book store.
Eyrich is par excellence the bookist of taste
Eyrich has a large stock Of church books in
fine binding. Go and see him.
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Talmage says that people should "call
things by their right names" And yet well
venture to say that Talmage never referred to
one of his sermons as q mountebank per.
fOrmahce.
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Miss D. sends Us poem entitled, II Can
not Make Him Smile. We cannot publish it
unless she gives us the name of the young
man. All the young men We know "smile ;"
Richmond Enquirer.
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Silver is SO plenty in Arizona that when q
man gets paid off for three months job he
has to hire wagon to take him home.
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Several factories have commenced to manu-
facture band-boxes six feet high, intended fol
the =" coming bonnet. "-BostOn Traveller.
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A man squeezed wasps nest in his hand.
recently, thinking it was sponge, but il
wasn't.
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A country newspaper out West thus heads
its report of fire Feast of the Fire-Fiend
The Fork-Tongued Demon Licks with It's
Lurid Breath Lumber Pile Are the Scenes
Of Boston and Chicago to be Repeated-Loss,
$3.50"
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An excellent cure for dyspepsia is this
Give u hungry deg piece Of meat and chase
him till he dlops it.
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Paradoxlcal- "A notorious humbug says that
his crooked dealings are often caused by
straie htened circumstances.
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Even Victoria has an organ. She write
squibs for the London Times occasionally.
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''Her style is Western to a painful degree,
says al exalted Philadelphia critic, alludinf
to popular actress.
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How to pronounce q Polish name Sneeze
three times, and say ''ski."
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lit seams good, a sewing-machine may be
likened unto kiss.
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| While returning his sincere thanks 70 hbe
numerous patients in New Orleans, and tho -
jacent Southern country, for the d&ttering evs
dences Of their confidence and esteem receives.
BY him, desires to ANNOUNCE that
HE WILL LEAVE THIS CITY ON THE FlHE:r
DAY OF MAY NEXT
For San Francisco, CAL, where he has businese
interests to protect and which will require hir
presence there for the next two years. DIR. Our.
de would suggest to those who intend seekinss
his professional services, to do 80 at Is carly ~
date as possible, and enable him to mark the prp
gress of each patient. One personal interyis,r
is sufficient to form a correct diagnosis If tbs.
most difficult case, which can subsequently b.
carried on by letter.
Dr.. CURTIS has devoted himself for periof.
ranging over twenty years, and adopted ~ his
specialties the treatment and cure of
NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline, Abossv
Of the System, and such general functional DE-
rsngements as spring from the above causes, G.:
sre incident to IN enervated and depleted con<,:
ton of the organs. and may be CONFIDENpJ-
ALLY consulted as heretofore At his rooras
Ne. Rampant Street, Between Casal znss
Castomhouse Streets,
Daily from 10 A. NJ. to P. NJ, or from to 8 p
n. On Sundays, II to P. H., only.
The Medical Times says ..Dr Curtis's systsx.
o. treatment, the result Of twenty years suoceeo-
nj practice. differs from all others in general use
md commends itself to the afflicted Is the oEt.v
rue source ofrelief Many cases pronounced IN
,urable have yielded successfully to his rer1sr
lies"
Consultations strictly Csaadsstial.
{alR 3m2dn NILE
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What ought Il skipper to do after weather
ing gale? Why, thank his (s) tars.
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When q BARRIERS pole falls on your head
cons. der it bad sign.
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SrAuB.-The Louisiana case will doubtless
soon come up again before the President.
Let those who want to keep pace with the
times visit Saub's, at Goldthwaite's, No. SO
Canal street. and look at his stock Of dailies
from oil parts Of the country. We have from
him a sample Of his dates.
We have just received from Il. G. Eyrich
the following excellent works. for which We
desire to return thanks:
Robertson's Charles the Fifth, in three vol
umes; by Prescott.
Dolores, by Mrs. Forester; published BY j.
Is. Lippincott 4 Co.
Derry's History Of the United States (illus-
trsted), by JOS L. Derry; published by J. 8.
Lippincott 4 Co.
Fears for Democracy Regarded from the
American Point Of View, by Chas. Ingersoll:
published by J. B. Lippincott Co.
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4 woman's right-a right to = husband, il
she can get one.
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city Iares, 1875.
Department Of Finance. city Hau.

New ORLEANS, March 13 1875.
The tax bills Of ls.5 ready for delivery at this
Office Tax payers will be allowed for prompt pay.
ment per cent discount from date to Goth March.
1875 inclusive per discount from 21st to 3lst
March 1875, inclusive. per cent discount from LIST
April to 30th April 1875 inclusive
ED. PILSBURY.
mali Administrator
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zhs New Orleans BULLETIN can be had Of the
aoWs agent in Mobile ct the depot. on the arrival
q Ne p n. train.
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A Danbury girl has Tilted her young mar
for putting four "e's" in precede.
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HOlyI1atl,
RNGRAvER AND PRINTER,

Is st. Charles street.
BAN Invitations, Weddin- and Visiting OssHs,
neatly engraved and printed. Also all kinds Of
general Engraving in the best style. Bail com.
mittees are specially invited to call and soc Hr
selection Of orders CT dancing aud German
favors, - he is sstafed That the most iastisors
will be pleased. niss
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Appropriate name for drunken woman
Gin-ever-ah!
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Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.

Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
DR.. G. BEARD, Occulist,
DAUPRINE STREET.
Orleans Innrmary.
Ofdce bours from 10 to 81.
HO! for the Races!
Linen, MOhair and alpaca
DU STE S,
Together with Large Line of
Mems and Boys Clothing,
AT THE
ONE PRICED EMPORIUM
H. B. STEVENS & CO.,
ap14 1t2dp 1876 Canal street.
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Not q single lady would 60 to church if tho
ministers quit giving ont hims.
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All the giils are vegetarians-They wear
turn-up hats.
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The State for editors -Pencil-vania.
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Jacob OFT.

Jacob OFT,
CA RIPE ENTER.
289 Magazine Street, Corner Caliope,
Is prepared to execute all orders in the Oar.
penter and Building line, with promptness, neat
ness and dispatch. Cistarns made and repaired
nj tf2dp
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A good floor manager-A broom.
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Cherry cobblers-Jolly shoemakers.
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Notice.
On account of removal to the
CHIN a PALACE
120 Canal street, Touro Buildings,
We offer our immense stock of
CHINA,
CROCKERY WARE and
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
At further reduced prices rather than to take the
risk of breakage in moving the goods prior to the
Navra g. ORner,
apll It IVA Canal Street.
John g. Fleming,
144........ ....-P0ydras Street. ......1 ~
He has the largest assortment
GAS FIXTURES NOW IN THE CITY,
Having just received from New York fresh sup
ply of the latest patterns.
All Of which, for cash, can be purchased 1t the
lowest possible prices
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures rebronzed In . style
equal to that of the manufacturers. F141 ~
l.. GirOt,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. II Camp street.
Has Just received q complete and varied Stock Of
imported
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
he finest and most tastefllly selected assortment
,ver brought to this city, which he offers
For Cash
It the very lowest and most reasonable rates.
He has also received full assortment of
SPRING AND SUMNER READY MADE SUITS
nd is prepared to fill al orders promptly and faith
uy. Mr. Giro is his own CUTTER and there il
one more accomplished. mhl4 I'm
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Remember It,.

strictly manufacturer prices.)
In Solid Silver Double Cases. SO
Same, but Stem Winders. q
In Solid Gold Cases. g
In Solid Gold Cases, large size. Is
The same, but Stem Winders- 80
Ladies size Gold Cases ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S.
The same, but Stem Winders. -
The above substantial, accurate Watches wa,.
ranted two years. They the best Watches for tie
money that are manufactured any where, ami with.
out doubt better known than any other of Amer-
can manufacture
Sent by mail At my risk. or by express c. O. D.
A. NJ. HILL, Jeweler,
Cor. St. Charles ut. and Commercial Place.
will send the following articles by mail registered
on receipt of price: Gold Collar Buttons 81, large
size u So Gold Studs e 50 to s. Gold Sleeve But
tons g SO to $40, Keys that wind any Watch Scots
mh21 I'm
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Tie A1l5l7lllC EIeCCeON
ORLEANS FIRE co. NO. FL
Took place on MONDAY, April 12th 1875, and the
following gentlemen were elected:
President. Judge JOHN LEMONIER
Vice President ......-.....--....G. G. BOASSO
Recording Secretary --.....-...-J. FISSE, JR
Financial Secretary .-...-E D'HERETE.
Treasurer. .-..-..-..-.......T II. HIGGINS.
Foreman. Observation-Disclosures. L. GROSS
First Assistant .....---...-...--.....A.N OZERET
Second Assistant ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BISHOP
apl41t J. FISSE. JR., Recording Secretary.
Damaged
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Who is the greatest terrifier? Fire.
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Ueeioo-No orders eakoU o. the Bulletia Onca
1nleos Endorsed by the PROPRIETOR
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LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIErS,
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
We shall offer from tomorrow large line of Linen
Cambria HANDKERCHIEF, slightly damaged in
the manufacture. D. H. HOLMES,
ap14 st2lp l55 Canal and Il Bourbon street
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
E L K IN s. co.,
16S.. Canal Street 16S
Are now receiving new
CANTON MATTINGS in various styles
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, from 80 cents a ward up.
WINDOW SHADES and CORNICES new patterns
Of all kinds
PRICES LOW.
mh2S I'm SnWe&Fr
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That the Cooks KMOav about
COLLINS PARAGON YEAST POWDER.

NEW ORLEANS Feb. &C. 1875.
We, tho undersigned professionals in our line) do
hereby certify that after fair and repeated trials Of
the Justly celebrated C.. H. COLLINS PARAGON
YEAST POWDER, do, with great pleasure, recon-
mend them to all in want of a superior article and
without hesitation them a. unsurpassed By
any we have ever used.
Very respectfully.
ALFRED FREDRICKS, EDWARD ZEIDLER
Chief Cooks at Hugh McCloskev's
ALEX. HAUSSE. Steward City Hotel
SAML STANLEY, Head Cook Cassidy's.
JOSEPH La RUE, Head Cook St. James,
MARTIN MULLEN, Chief Cook at Geo. Mo
Closkey's
PHILIP CLARK. River Cook
For sale by all Grocers. Wholesale Depot Is Camp
street. Rh9 9Gp
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,MAhlAN MOAAEN, Cnlef COOK 1t Geo. Mo
PHILIP CLARK. River Cook
For sale by all Grocers. Wholesale Depot 6. Camp
Street. mtg 2ttp
january. 1880
Globe Mutual Life Insurance Com
pamy Of NeaU York.
ASSETS ............-........-..... 4l43557 IT,
$597 1854 "a
GLENDY BURKE,
JOHN s. RAINEY, General Agent,
Manager. No. II Carondelet stree3
Geo. II. Plant &c Co..
ST. LOUIS,
Millers of the celebrated brands Of
PLANTS EXTRAS
BELLE CREOLE,
FRANKLIN,
CENTRAL
We re now prepared to fill orders for the EXTRA
and BELLE CREOLE, and will be regularly sup
piled with the several brands hereafter
AGENTS IN NEW ORLEANS,
KEEP &, RAYMOND,
APPS st II and 70 Poydras street.
DR.. Csrtts's Last Professional
SEASON IN NEW ORLEANe.
DR.. e. Do F. CURTIS, M. D., r. H. q. T..
Author of
MANHOOD. MEDICAL ESSAYS ON
MARpYAHr CwO
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mh14H
, 1875-06-20

may come before it. But I think tho time op-
perfume, ana that the present situation and fo-
ture prospects seem to cali for united and orgAo-
izsd action on ths part OF Ill who agree in the
decleratoo Of political principles contain cd IN
the p40er, which I understand has leen unani-
mously adopted in your meeting. to every word
tho organization of the Club be
completed, and lts busiroes 70 forward
vigorously. feel there il glorious future for
u in stote. I have been for month or more
South, aud found tho best feeling prevalent
theEa with the Democracy. We have oil OBJ
served that nothing but confusion, disorder,
jealousy, aud strife prevail With the Republicans
everywhere GrAnt failing in his Third Term
aspirations, is now coa]escing With Washburne,
now coupling his fortunes with Morson's. Viii
son has in vain been swinging around tho cir
Gle. TIE cohesive power Of public
plunder cannot longer b. invoked to
aavs tho Party from dissolution. Tho writing
upon tho wall il distinctly visibie-the party is
party select the right man for its standard
bearer and dsports itself wall in Tho Approach-
ing Presidential campaign. i
Thomas Moran wAs then called for, but W.
cllned to speak, owing to tho 1ateneea Of ths
hour.
A sensible "Jeh" then moved to adjourn.
which Was scarcely necessary. for By this time
he meeting WAS reduced to 4 bare QUORUM
The motion VAS subsequently withdrawn to
Allow the appointment Of = Committee on pro-
curing hall, Is follows: Measrs. Le Moyns,
Heaing, and Hise
The mest1ng WAS then declared adjourned for
one week, when the Committee Of ElAven il *
pected 70 report.