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No. tishedin Northern Minnesota.
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. SHEEP DID IT,

A Maryland farmer who has late
" visited some of the best sheep
farms in England makes the follow
ing statement in the american Far
nler:
"Within the last 10 months 4s
ewes belonging to the estate Of Aston
Rowant have produced 255 lambs, all
of which are still living or have been
sold fat. Forty-four have each had
three pairs, and most, them in less
than IA months. Two ewes brought
seven lambs each viz. ;: two days BE-
fore Christmas, 1872; two in June,
1873, and three in january, 1874,
One eve produced eight lambs with.
in IA months and two of the lambs
sold for IS at Easter. Yesterday
the same eve had four lambs, all OF
which are strong and healthy; the
mother is doing we'll and in good con-
dition. Twenty-one of the above
ewes are Dorset, and twenty-seven. are
either Hampshire downs or half:
breeds" -.
The above is taken from the farm
record of the estate under the man.
agement of I. s. Jackson. The
American visitor concludes his report
in these words:
''The estate of Aston Rowant, it
should be remarked, is not one that
is carried on for mere profit. The
lawn, shrubbery, conservatories and
plantations generally exhibit the ex-
quisite beauty with which wealth
and taste adorn so many places in
England. Regarding them with in.
tense qualification, and thinking of
the immense amount of money re-
quired to keep up this display. I
said to my worthy and Intelligent
guide, I should like very much to
know the pecuniary results Of this
style Of farming in your country
He replied, AS you live. in America,
I will tell you what I do notspeak in
the neighborhood-my balance sheet
for last year shows . clear profit Of
81, 800 {$9000O,' and he emphatically
added, Sheep did it p $50,
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.'-.lWo years ago. 2 nj lll9na}}re,
named johnson, while riding by il
an Indiana railroad train, fell in love
with = pretty girl att sitting; oala fence,
and subsequently married her, Isl Nov,
express train passengers Say {, that all
the fences along, the. Indiana rail-
roads; are daily lined with hapdaome
girls, a. thick rs Crows in so n7
telds..s .l..Lt un.t:z ...aFt L.:
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Of his breechea, after the manner Of
holding up skirts at the present time::''
. :. -7zFzomta single. tree planted lid a
tub and kept in bis =. hot'house, G! 8.
Holbrook Of Helbrook, Mas. haa
s od IN ". - years ! No p, less than s2,$ goo
yort h. f peaches some Of tt hem at
$36 per dozen t many Ct f fr9 81 J $24 to
$2s per% Dozen s ~! and qd az at an ayert&
Of sls per y Do dozep Thsy re a,'z. sold
mostly in the months tA.!i of February 3 by
and March. y. ...t- sd ,7..,,.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-27
ABOUT CITY TAXES.

Some of the creditors of the city who have
been reading over the long list of wealthy de-
linquent tax payers are, We learn, about "a
propose that the city, which seems unable, OF
unwilling to enforce payment, shall sell to
them either by auction or otherwise, the bills
against such parties delinquent, taking in
payment therefor the claims held by them
against the city. There does not seem to be
any reasonable objection to this plan, Is it
win enable the city to liquidate vast amount
Of its indebtedness, and at the same time to
exercise wise discretion and forbearance in
protecting such delinquents as are really
needy and unable to pay.
The mere publication Of the name of .
delinquent We believe under the present
law, operates q . judgement, and the amount
due is ct once recorded against the property,
and such being the case. sale Of the judg-
ments could be readily effected, the city
guaranteeing the validity and the purchaser
undertaking the collection. This plan would
have the immense advantage Of interesting .
great many people in collecting the taxes.
would relieve the city Of vast amount Of
trouble and expense, would make those pay
Who can afford to pay, and ct the same time
work no hardship to the neosssitouA Not
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only the taxes for the last year could be col.
lected in this way, but the taxes Of past years,
and the city in . short time be placed fairly
on its legs again.
Unless taxes are collected the city might as
well shut up shop, take down her sign and
retire. No government, however economical,
can run without money, and even the old pea
nut woman on the corner would be compelled
to betake herself to some other occupation, if
her receipts were not in excess Of her expendi-
tuDaa
Therenever was any royal road to knowledge,
and neither is there any way to pay money
debts without money. Promises to pay only
make the matter worse, and the future is about
tired Of being drawn on to settle up for the
past and provide for the present. Some Of
our wealthiest institutions owe large amounts
Of the taxes due and decline to pay, though
they would stare at any bodys impudence,
who should presume to want to borrow the
money they owe, even with good collateralf,
at less than 10 per cent
The city can't afford to permit her legiti-
mate creditors to 60 begging for their money,
while Mr.. Moneybags walks around with
money in his pocket that belongs to other
people, and refuses to pay up.
If We hadn't gone into the compromise, We
might have kept up the fight much longer,
and perhaps won in the end; but We did go
into it, and the logical and inevitable result
is acquiescencs in the present government,
which necessarily involves the payment Of
taxes. We fought the compromise bitterly,
but since it was accomplished, we propose to
treat it Is live and tangible fact.
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The city is getting into trouble ell around.
financially. There is the great suit Of the
consolidated bond-holders. which win pretty
effsctually clog the financial Wheels and
holders of matured bonds are suing and OBJ
tanning Judgment.
Judge Woods, of the the United States Cir
cult Court, last Friday rendered decision in
favor Of John A. Morris, Of the firm Of Chas.
T. Howard & Co., for $4,000 with interest
and costs-amount Of eighty-seven matured
city bonds of $1,000 each. Other suits
of q similar character have been and
are to be brought and it begins to look Is If
nothing but the soundest kind Of financial
wisdom would save the city from bankruptcy.
That the city has available assets and sources
of revenue which, if properly and wisely
administered, would enable her to
meet her liabilities, or at least to
make q satisfactory arrangement with her
creditors, we believe. Lot her call upon her
wealthy tax delinquents to come forward now
and assist her in this hour Of her extremity.
and force them if they decline.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-27

Even the intense heat of the summer may
be made endurable; nay. even pleasant, il
one is provided with such interesting novels
as Eyrich keeps in his library at No. 100
Canal street.
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Jefferson said, in contemplation of the end
of his official career, ~ have the consolation,
too. Of having added nothing to my private
fortune during my public eervice. and Of re-
firing with hands as clean as they are empty.
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A country divine of Georgia thus condoled
with the widow of deceased member of the
Legislature: ~ cannot tell how panied was
to hear that your husband had gone to heaven.
We were bosom friends, but now We shall
never meet again."
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Several young American ladies are at pres
emit in Paris studying the art of displaying
their ankles, without appearing to do it inten-
tionally,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-27

NEw BooKs-We have received from r. G..
1yrich, bookseller and stationer, 100 Canal
street, the following new publications: Hero
ism little Classics Series), edited by Ros-
sitter johnson, J. R. Osgood & Co., Boston.
and Alicia Warlock, A Mystery; by Wilkie
Collins, VIM. F. Gill & Co., Boston.
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A bootless enterprise Going barefoot.

Staub has few more copies left Of the
Mecklenburg Centennial paper. Stop in at
Goldthwaite's, So Canal street, on your way
to the Post Office.
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To drive away ants-if they are married
aunts, borrow some money from their hus-
bands If they are single. let EN- take care
Of the baby for the afternoon while your wife
goes to q matinee.
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WAX WoRKs-So great has been the de-
mand on the part of the public. Mrs. farley
has consented to repeat her WAX work show at
Grunewald Hall on Friday evening next
New figures have arrived by the last steamer
from London, and they are oil in working
order. Old fire works will be there and will
be wound up.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-27

Cambridge, Mass, has voted to celebrate
the centennial anniversary Of Washington's
taking command of the Continental army at
that place, July 3, Its, and has appropriated
$4,000 for the purpose. President Eliot of
Harvard will be invited to deliver the Grafton,
and Oliver Wendell Holmes the poem.
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That the Cooks K1sOsU about
COLLINS PARAGON YEAST POWDER,

NEW ORLEANS Feb. %, 1875.
We tho undersigned professionals in our 1ine) d
hereby certify that after fair and repeated trials Of
the Justly celebrated c. H. COLLINS PARAGON
YEAST POWDER, do, with great pleasure recsm-
mend them to all in wantsof superior article, anA
without hesitation pronounce them unsurpassed b.
any We have ever used.
Very respectfully,
ALFRED FREDRICKS, EDWARD ZEDLIR.
Chief Cooks ct Hugh McCloskey's.
ALEX. HAUSSE, Steward City Hotel.
SAML STANLEY, Head Cook Cassidy'a
JOSEPH LA RUE, Head Cook st. James
MARTIN MULLEN Chief Geek ct Geo. No
Closkeys.
PHILIP CLARK. River Cook.
For sale by all Grocers. Wholesale Depot SO Camp
street. nh9 9dp
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JUsr So.-"How do you get along with
your sewing machine~ asked Mrs. Swiggins
Of her neighbor. Just sesc," was the reply.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-27

HALEY.-A mass of latest English and
American magazines, illustrated weeklies, and
sporting papers were seen moving toward us
this morning, with pair of legs showing be-
meath, and the crown of hat above. After
a small boy had been taken out 1t proved to
be one of Haley's consignments from 26 Com
mercia Alley. He has all reader desires.
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| In connection with the announcement Of
Messrs. NJ L. Byrne 4 Co., in this days Bull
LErN, we are DESTROYS that our readers would
carefully make note Of the extraordinary in
ducements offered by this firm. Tomorrow
they offer. five hundred dozen of brown bal
briggan hose, silk clocked, at three dollars o
dozen.
FoR THE BENEFIT OF THE ORpHANs.-On
the LIST and I'd ofJune an entertainment will
be given by the orphans Of st. Johns Asylum,
on Constance street, between jackson and
Josephine streets, for the benefit of the
orphans.
Jacob OFT,
GA r p e N T e r.
289 Magazine Street, Corner Oalliops,
Il prepared to execute al orders in the Oar
peater and Building line, with promptness, neat
ness and dispatch. Oisterns made and repaired
nj h2dp
Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
DR.. G. BEARD, Ooculise,
.DAUPHNE sTREET..--.-....-..ll
Orleans InArmary.
Oncs hours from 10 to 81.
The Evangelical Denominations
THIS CITY
Have united to hold
RELIGIOUS Services
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Commencing Saturday Evening, May -, at
O'Clock,
At which time Rev. JOHN MATHEWS will preach.
The Public are cordially in vited to attend.
SEATS AND ADMISSION FREE. mya7 st&saE
Old city 1ares
INCLUSIVE OF 1873,
PAID AT A LIBERAL DISCOUNT.
Also
CITY SCRIP FOR SALE
JOHN KLEIN g. CO.,
my27 tie1 ME- 81 CalOndelet street.
To Taxpayers.
This is the last week to settle back CITY TAXES
IN SCRIP. Scrip for sale and taxes paid by
w. T. MORGAN, Broker,
my25 2dp st "a Carondelet street.
City Scrip
RECEIVABLE FOR BACK TAXES.
For sale in sums to suit
By E. Il. LEVY Broker,
my24 1t 12s Gravier street.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN THE ACADEMY OF
Mus1c.-The preparations for holding reli-
gious services in the Academy Of Music have
been perfected and tho building will b
thrown open to the public for that purpose
on Saturday evening next, ct 8 O'Clock. seats
and admission free. That sturdy. able and
effective advocate of tho doctrines Of Christ
ianity, the Rev. John Mathews, viii deliver
the opening sermon.
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Cordially invoking success upon the earnest
efforts now being made by the Free Parish Of
the Annunciation, we again invite our be-
nevolent public to respond by numbers and
liberality to its appeal
One feature of the programme. the band Of
the Thirteenth Regiment will doubtless
attract very many. The recitations, spelling
classes and ladies' entertainment are select,
and very carefully prepared and arranged.
These interesting exercises and amusements
will be given Thursday evening. 9th inst,
at st. Patrick's Hall. The doors will BE-
opened at 7:3O, and the tickets arc fifty cents
each. Tickets may be purchased ct the door
on entering.
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FoR THE BENEFIT OF THE ORPHANs.-On
the LIST and I'd ofJune an entertainment will
be given by the orphans Of st. Johns Asylum,
on Constance street, between jackson and
Josephine streets, for the benefit of the
OrphanS.
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JOSEPH sOLsRI,

NO. ST. CHARLES TREET.
Keeps constantly on hand An assortment Of FOR
EIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, such q Pin.
apples. Bananas Malaga Grapes, Figs, Dates, Cal.
forna Pears Apples. Oranges, Raisins Nuts Candiee
Jellies. ETC., etc my3 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-19
Golden Grains.

DO that first which needs doing
most.
BY the street of y-and-By one az
riyes at the house of Nevermore.
We must wait for the future, and
enjoy or bear the present. Wilhelm
ron Humb0idt.
Divide and command; wise max
i'm; unite and guide, a better
Say nothing that you would be
ashamed to hear again.
We are accustomed to see men de-
ride what they do not understand, and
snarl at the good and beautiful because
it lies beyond their sympathies.
otis by defeat we conquer
Grow rich by growing poor;
And from our largest gvings
We draw our fullest store"
Would you make men worthy?
Trust them. Would you make them
true? Believe them. We win by
tenderness; We conquer by forgive
hess. ss.-R0bertsen.
Confidence in another mans virtue
is no slight evidence of ones own.-
Montdigue.
Procrastination of good deed has
often brought repentance .-Glein.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-19
The Internal Revenue Office.

We regret To learn that Gen. John o.
Wheeler has resigned his position as United
States Collector for Los Angeles, san Bernar-
dino and San Diego counties. During his Of
fetal career he has conducted the business
with fidelity to the Government and eredi, to
himself. The office is not n lucrative one
and has been filled by Gen. Wheeler TO the
detriment of his private business. Unlike
most Government Collectors Gen. Wheeler
has gained and retained the good Will OF all
the unfortunate taxpayers of whom he col
lected duties, and he reiireS from the office
with the heartiest good wishes of all classes.
On the first of January his resignation takes
effect and he will return To private life with
the increased respect Of all with whom he
has been associated here for the last twenty
five years. His successor will be Mr.. Hall,
who has assisted him in the office for over II
year past, and, who, we believe, will attend
10 Government business with the same tidel-
ity that has distinguished Gen Wheeler.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-19

There will doubtless be very large atien-
dance at the dedication of the Fort street NJ.
T.. Church to-day at II o'clock. Without any
extra seats the church will conveniently seat
over 800 people. Tomorrow there will be
special arrangements made to accommodate
300 more with sittings. The seats In this
church were furnished through j. A. Fisher,
by the Sterling Ills. Manufacturing Company
and are of new, easy and improved style,
adapted alike to congregation and Sabbath
school.
Mr.. II. Cameron has supplied long felt
want I'm establishing first class game, nsh
and poultry market in Los Angeles. This Is
the only establishment of its kind in the city
and we are glad to say that II is kept fully up
TO the mark of firstclass market. Mr. cam
eron has on hand at all times the best fresh
fish oysters, clans, &c. &C., as well as the
best wild game and tame fowls in profusion.
When you are on the lookout for a good Sun
day dinner, you can find the material at Cam
eron,s corner offspring and Court streets
Mr.. Muller, at the Chicago Beer Headquar-
ters. corner of Second and Main streets, had
a large number OF visitors at his lunch last
night, and they pronounced Mr.. Mullera
trump, and his solid and liquid refresh
mems superb.
The schools are overcrowded and greater
accommodations are demanded. The Spring
street school house is running Il double set
of scholars, one class filling the rooms In the
morning, and the other class receiving In
struction in the afternoon.
A we'll known hunter, John Edwin Stone,
of the Sespe Ranch, Ventura county, was
brought to our county hospital yesterday
morning, suffering from wounds in the eyes
and hands received by the explosion of car
tridge mould last Tuesday morning.
Yesterday at an adjourned meeting OF the
Board of Education, the following ladies'
were elected to positions in the public shools
of this city, viz: Miss Isabel Babcock, Mrs.
| Emma Means, Miss Mary c. Peabody and
Miss Lizzie Packard.
There will be no services ut Trinity church
| to-day. as the congregation unites with the
| M. f.. Church i'm their dedication service.
| There Will be the usual Sunday school ses-
sion at l2L p. NJ. and preaching at p. NJ.
A. NJ. Campbell, pastor.
| Boston brown bread and baked beans at the
American Bakery, corner.of First and Main
streets, to-day. They are got up in the nnest
New England style. and will furnish good
| healthy breakfast.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Deeds filed for record for The 4S hours
ending December iS, 1873, as reported for the
HERALD by Judson, Gillette g. Smith. FIX
aminers Of Title, No. 30 Spring street, Los
Angeles:
JE Peasants TO w s Reavis-2O acres in
Rancho santa Gertrudes, 81 $50.
Same to A III Reavis-D acres In same
Rancho S2,07l 70.
Same To w + Reavls-30 acres In same
Rancho, S2,07l -.
] Jones ct al to Belinda Dixon-Lot II, b
49, Santa Monica, $3.50.
j Fl Rice to A Bland-Ten acres near
Orange, Sl,400.
j w Potts ct nj w Lord-Undivlded * in
lot l6 and II, block q, city, 5000.
JG Downey to Christian Church, Downey
City-l5exll0 feel on New street, 81
w w Edwards 10 w Y Damon-I0 acres In
Rancho Santa Gertrudes, 81 ,333.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-19
The Church Dedication.

The elegant new NJ. f. Church on Fort
street will be dedicated to-day. This is the
finest Protestant church In Los Angeles, and
a credit TO the society which built it, The
seating accommodation of the building Is
about 600, without the gallery, and in all, the
new Church is very commodious and com
Portable. The entire cost. when completed
will be about $4,000, and the entire wotE has
been completed In an unusually short period.
The architects were Kysor & Matthews; the
contractor, Mr.. Buchanan; the painters
MeSSrs. Knowlton Co.; the furnfshers, Dol
ter Il Bradley. The services to-day Will be
conducted by Rev. Geo. y. Hickey. assisted
by Rev. p. Y. Cool. Presiding Elder of Santa
Barbara District. There Will be fine music
from "a full choir, and no doubt the ChuIch
will be crowded. The following is the pro-
gramme:
MORNING SERVICE.
Anthem-"Praise waiteth for Thee, oh
Lord in Xion".. ............Cholr.
SCRIPTURE LESSON.
Singing Hymn, ...........Congregation
PRAYER.
Anthem-'I was glad when they said
unto me". holr'
SCRIPTURE LESSON.
Singing-Hymn9 ..Conyregation.
DEDIcAToRY SERMON.
Closing exercises, etc.
EVENING SERVICE
Anthem-"Hark,h bark, with harp OF
gold
SCRIPTURE LESSON.
S!nging-Hymn ..""Congfegation.
PRAYER.
Anthem-"IIow beautiful upon the
mountain
SCRIPTURE LESSON.
Singing Hymn Congregation.
SERMON.
CLOSING Hymn-"Nearer my God
to Thee" "...................... Congregation