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1874, WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1874,
IN and after Dec 7, 1874, Passenger Train
" will run as follows
UPWARD TRAINS
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to the Legislature. It's committee claim that
the S ate officers were right, and direct the
Presidents attention to tie Marshals con-
tempt of the law The General Government,
however, will probably see to it that it's Off
GERS are not interfered with by lo,al govern
ments, even if they are doing wrong. II is
the General Governments privilege to cor
rect its own faults and not tie right or the
power OF tie State authorities. Baltimore
American.
Commercial E4aS-.
Judge Blatchford, in the United States
District Court, ON the Goth inst, at New
York, made an announcement to the effect
that he had come to the conclusion that q
notary public had 10 authority under the re-
Gently adopted Revised Statutes Of the United
States TO take any affidavlts to be used in the
United States Courts, except proofs of debt
in bankruptcy and dispositions de Jenne esse.
All other affidavit, must be sworn to before
United States Commissioner or Register in
Bankruptcy. The clerk Of the court has been
instructed to take 10 paper not sworn to IL
com piance with the above
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Nash s. HOdgsOn.

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
WALNUT VICTORIA SUITS, WALNUT PAR
LOR SUIT NEW BRUSSELS CARPETS.
RUGS MATING, MIRRORS, ELEGANT
ENGRAEINGS. VASES, ORNAMENTS
GLOBES MATTRESSES, PILLOWS; AN
ELEGANT UPRIGHT PIANO AND COVER
(Westermeyer's), nearly new, cost $3.50; COOK
ING STOVE AND UTENSILS, EXTENSION
TABLE, and many other useful articles too
numerous to mention, all nearly and in
splendid order: on account of departure
pY NASH & HODGSON-W. 1 Hodgson Anc
~ toneer-0tfice No Garondelet street-Will be
sold on WEDNESDAY, March 81 1875 at 1912
o'clock A NJ, at $40 st. Charles street corner of
Erato street
The ENTIRE CONTENTS of the above two
stor frame residence, all nearly and in superior
order.
Terms-Cash in e. S Treasury notes mh2s I'd
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SHADfNES.

1--WE YEARS SINCE AFTER PREVIOUS
L years of experience in the propagation and pre.
serva ion Of SHADINES or Young SHAD we first
introduced our fish to the American people
SHADlNES are put up in Theoretically sealed tin
tzing palatabe to an free from oil so obiee
uonable in rdines) retaining only the natural rich
ness OF the Shad and ady foI the table At all times
the box. o
Bear IN mind: We are the original and only packers
OF SHADlNES and every genuine box has the let
tiers II. & {. pressed on each SIDE
HOPPE e. co.
- Warren street New York
Wholesale Depot
McGRATH & COMPTON,
ILL., Codim lOj foyaras street, New Or.eaIs.
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WTTHOIT limit

L.
CHOICE NEW COTTAGE RESIDENCE WITH
TWO LARGE LOTS OF GROUND NEAR ST
CHARLES AVENUE, IN THE SIXTH DIS.
IElCT. ON EASY TERMS, AT AUCTION
by NASH & HODGSON, w l. Hodgson, Auc-
II tloneer, Office No , Carondelet street On
SATURDAY, April Sd. 1s.5, at Il o'clock NJ at the
81 Charles Auction Exchange. without reserve or
limit by con ent of parties interest will be sold
TWO LARGE AND VALUABLE LOTS OF
GROUND with all the buildings snd improvements
thereon situated in the Sixth District OF this city in
the Square No. &c bounded by st. Charles Caron.
delet Milan and Berlin Streets, de- ignated as Nos
II and %, No Il measuring 33 feet front on Milan
Street by 80 in depth, and No % adjons No Il in
its rear measures 30 feet front Berlin Street
by 100 feet in depth-all between parallel lines.
The improvements consist of handsome we'll
built and nearly lew cottage residence with slate
roof with twostory pack buildings gas pipes through
the house. or rooms atogether-ha front and
rear galleries, cstern sheds. etc. all in supe1o or
der. Lot No. % is vacant
TEIMs-One-third Cash and the balance at l and
: years, with per cent. interest and the usual
clauses 10 per cent of the bid to be cash the spot
10 bind the sale. A ct of sale before W. b. klein-
peter, Notary, at the purchasers expense including
the taxes for the current year, due in 1876.
mh26 I'd
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comparison of the above indicates tina,
there has been decided decrease in both the
number and average size of the sailing YES
sells employed, and corresponding increase
IN the number and size Of steamers Tins
the sailing vessels registered in 1870 were OF
an average burden Of 269 tons each, while
those OF 1874 IS averaged only 25s tons each.
On the other hand the steamers of 1870 only
averaged GIG tons each, while those of the
past year average 974 tons At the same time
the total tonnage has increased 9i4. 5SS tons
in the period named. Taken together. these
facts show the rapid growth of the preference
which now exists for steam over sails for
carrying purposes.
Assuming the average value of sailing ves-
sells to be $685. and OF steamers SIS per ton.
We find the amount invested in sailing yes
sells in 1870 to have been S56l, 4S7, 40. and in
1874, S50S, 327 $50, a decrease of S53. leO. $50.
while IN the case of steam the valuation in
1870 was 5000 507, 400 and in 1874, $685.. Ol6,-
600; an Increase Of S1S2, 500, 200. The total
valuation, calculated as above, has increased
IN the same lime from a little less than III
millions to OVER 90l millions of dollars-an
increase OF owe. 1913 millions. These figures
serve TO show, MT only the immense capital
invested IN vesseE to carry the commerce of
the world, but alss inferentially. that, what
ever may be the cas-. with individual nations.
the trade of the worlt is constantly increas-
ing in extent and imp,rt,n nee.
The Rhode Isl,nd Trouble.
The Rhode Island liquor seizure case.
which WAS a little rebellion in it's wav has
been investigated by Stae legislative com
mittee. II seems that the United States Mar.
shall seized lot Of liquor fol non .paynent Of
tax, AID privately sold at ,etail quite an
amount The State constables then seizad
the hqut- on their own account because the
sales OF tie Marshal were il violation Of the |
State Jaw. The Marshal resisted the latter
seizure claiming it illegal, a. the lauor
really Aslonga to the United States at the
time.
For while tereN seemed a noss,b;,tr of
bioodshed, but thu nNter was finally rseIred
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Long Words.

"Rob," said Tom. (Which is the most
dangerous word to pronounce in the English
language"
Don't know" said Rob, "unless it's a
swearing word
Pooh !" said Tom, -" it's stumbled, because
you are sure to get tumble between the first
and last letter
. Ha ha, :" sid Rob. "Now I've one for
you. | found it one day in the paper
Which IS the longest word in the English
ladguage?"
NaietudlnarlanIsm, said Tom promptly.
No, Sir; its smiles, because there's a
whole mile between the first and last letter..
"Ho no cried Tom, "that's nothing |
know word that is over three miles between
its beginning and ending"
whats that asked Rob family.
Beleagered.' said Tom. From "JacA-in-
Me-P"lpd, st. Nicholas. for april
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By ID. f. N0rphy.

WITHOUT RESERVE.
'3o packages BUII Choice Goshen and Western
I)Y d. E. MORPHY-A f. Morphv. Auctoneer-
- WI DE sofa on EDNESDAI, March 81, at II
o'clock A. NJ il store No u Poylras street
200 trkns Butter.
20 Inf :. Butter.
125 kegs Butter.
is tubs Butter.
IeIms-Cash mh3O 2t
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IN RETIRING FROM THE COFFEE BUsI
ness take great pleasure in soliciting for my sue
cessors, Messrs. PAYNE DEEEGRE g. co. the
same liberal patronage that as been extended to me
by my friends and the public generally
IL. &. COLOMB.
NEW ORLEANS March b. 1875 mbI4 I'm
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Nas ( Hodgson sell elegant Honseho,d Furniture
At H.. A. NJ, at 3f) st. Charles street
D. f. Morphy sells choice Goshen ald We tern Bus
ter as Il A. NJ, at ii Poyaras street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
formed a copartnership under the firm name of
PAYNE, DENEGlE & CO., as dealers in coffee and
rice and as successors to Messrs. Ii. &. Colomb g.
Co, at - Natchez street
EDWARD G. PAYNE,
HENRY DENEGRE,
F. A POURSINE.
New ORLEANS, March 49, 1873
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THE FIRM OF II. c. COLOMB & so IS THIS
day dissolved by mutual consent. H. C. Co
lomb will attend to the liquidation of the business o
the late firm, at 40 Gravier street.
II. G. COLOMB
z. A. POURSINE
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Special Notice-The mnders gned has e.tab-
tished STEAM FERRY, from the head of Louisi
ana Avenue to IIarveys Canal making regular trips
every fifteen minutes, from \. NJ TO SIP NJ
A. v SHOOK,
mh30 lot Proprietor and MANAGER
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y E-ENTRE OF lima DE MURSKA.
The Hungarian Queen Of Song
Who shines solitary in her own sphere
TWO GRAND CONCERTS D'ADIEU
AT GRUNEWALD HALL,
MONDAY. April s. at p NJ and
WEDNESDAY MATINEE, April 18th
Positively final appearance in New Orleans the city
OF the great triumphs of Mile LIMA DE
MURSk A, who since her debut here in Opcra
and in concerts has charmed all her audiences by
her extraordinary powers of vocalizaton.
CARD-Mr. ID. De VINO has the pleasure to an
noince that IN order to comply with the general de
sire, M lie DE MURSkA will sing the
CELEBRATED
MAD SCENE OF OPHELIA,
from Thomas's Opera of HAMLET
which character she has created in London Vienna
and Pesth, in the italian, German and French
languages, achieving the greatest success on record
and being acknowledged the best Ophela on the
Lyric Stage.
Also CASTA DIVA from NORMA. etc
Mile De Murska will be support ed by Nine Car
reno Sallret, Mons. Sauret, Sig Braga, Sig Clam
mona and Mr.. Chas. Z. Pratt, who will appear in a
very bilant programme.
Reserved Seats 81, 81 so, ST. For sale beginning
Friday, at Grunewalds Music Store Baronne
street
knabe & Co. IS Pianos exclusively used mh3l
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IOST-FOTND.

/ OSI-A POCKET BOOK containing $52 in ca sh
4 i gold thimbe. two prescriptions and some
mourning cards. The finder will lie amply ewarded
on returning the same to Col Robt Shorts conner
Fourth and Prytanla, 1..l.3I IL
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

Office of Crescent Mutual Insurance C4m-
pany-New Orleans, March % 1S15.-In conformity
with the fourth article of the amended charter of this
Company, an election of Trustees TO serve one wear
rom The first Monday III June next viii be held at
lne "hceof the Company, on MONDAY the 9TH day
III. HENRY Y oCDEE
mh:l I'd So ata,--
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Sperial Notice The Regular Opelonsas
Pace ct Ruth, having deferred her departure leaves
IHGRSlAl, April !. at 2. NJ, connecting at
Slmmsport with the light draught steamer CREOLE
for all landings Bayou dts Glaizes giving through
bills of lad;n@
E. QUATREVAUN
mil3l 1t Master Steamer Ruth.
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A Taunton doctor reports that be recently
mad a colored case which reported itself to
HIM IN the following style: doctor, I'm
Jes,, drediul; I've had the fleuring in my Kip,
and q sore on the roof Of my tongue; I've put
on mustard alterc.t on and goggled nv
moat, but it done me no good.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Il. Nj. s. B. j. Montgomery.

by IL. vi. Il Is. j. Montgomery.
p NJ. e. B. J. MONTGOMERY,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND DEALERS IN
NEW FURNITURE
Ofscc Armory Hall. 81 Camp Street.
Tri-weekly sales of every description of household
furniture mirrors, pianos carpets mattresses, etc.,
etc, On Tuesdays, Thursdays ard SATURDAYS at anc,
ton room, No. 50 Camp street, commencing at II
o'clock. "
Semi weekly sales of horses, mules. bugges car.
r1ages etc, etc, at sales stables corner of Gravier
ana baronne streets, on Wednesdays and SATURDAYS
commencing at II o'clock A. NJ
tended to.
Special attention paid to the sales of Real Estate
and Stocks.
Always on hand the largest stock of new furniture
OF every variety to be found in the city at their show
rooms, Armory Hall, 81 Camp street
Being the largest and Oldest establishment of the
kind in the South, they solicit portion of the public
patronage, both in their line as auctioneers and deal
ois III i'lihi0ate. jail 1y
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| DRCGRAMME OF THE CONCERT
Given by Nine ZEISS DENNIS.
At GrunewaId Hall,
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 81, 1875
I.
Germania Quartette
- an Aiiooaht. Mehul
Nine. Zess Dennis
>. Mduche Toh5foise. Kowalsli
Mines Heir
Mime. Verckcn
3 Cavatne de Faust Gouuod
Mr.. Meteye.
g. Duo Semiramis Rossini
Mines. Fercken and Zeiss- Dennis
l. Abendiriede T. acbner
Germania Quartette
:. Violin Solo
MI. Gianin
3. Air de Faust counod
Nine. Vercken
4. Overture Guaume Tell List
Mines. Herr.
5. Air du Prophetic. Meve,beer
Nine. Zcss Dennis
q. . Isis, Magic Flute Mozart
Bass solo and Chorus Germania Quartette
Accompanst Mr. PHI. GIeung.
Tickets for sale at the principal stores and at the
ooni ml2S 81
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mhl7 If
DOR SALE Yacht Grace Darling sloop rigged,
IL thirteen tons, two years old, in complete Ter
copper bottom; cabin with four bunss; len 9Th
of keel tnrty-tive feet six inches: beam ff.
teen feet; d1aught of water aft thirty inches
and length Oh ok forty feet. Hull panking full
length and only four butt joints. Inquire board
Lake End. Bayou St. John or to THOMAS BAL.
LEV, st. Peter near Tonti street mhI7
NOR SALE-In the Fourth District-Cheap even
for the times, residence in good order having
lot 20 feet front by II feet deep highly improved
in a choice neighborhood near Magazine Market and
convenient To the Magazine and Prytania cars. AID
ply to I. NJ GILL, 81 Camp street. nh14 Inn
INCLUSION TICKETS FOR SALE-To St.
~ Louis via Mobile; good till Apr. l. Apply to
j. Il. WIODS 4, co. 10i Common street. Fog
LNOR SALE-0ffers wanted for the following books
Il Forty volumes Harpers Magazines, half-bound
cost SLIGO; twenty-seven volume; Knights Penny
Cyclic. edia cloth bound cost sd six volumes tive
Of plates lconographic Encyclopedia gilt edge full
bound morocco, cost s52; three volumes Copelands
Medical Dictionary, calf, cost SIC 30. All In good
order and most OF them good Offer for the
lot or any Of them. Address F., Lock Box 9l7 Post
cHc. II. If .
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z - z go r - ALE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEpOTs.
Oince-IOe Canal Street, Third Fiocr

81 Magazine street
Corner Julia and Rampant streets
II CrOsSman street.
e. ElySian Fields Stree
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WANTS.


IANTE'-Occupants for large and pleasant
w Furnished AMI Unfurnished Rooms at No 30
Camp street. Would rent one-haf of the house if
desired. Apply on the premises. mha If
WANTED TO RENT-A house or cottage of
w from four TO seven within fifteen minutes
TIDE OF the Times Office. Rent not to exceed SO
address, with terms and location, Il. L. S. Times
OE.e.
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nh30 lot

New Orleans ~ LOnis ard Cilca go Railroad
Company = Office OF the Trta urer, New Orleans
March ~ lsI5-Notice is hereby given that the cou
pons OF the Second Mortgage Bonds Of the New Or
leans jackson and Great Northern Railroad Company
maturing first proNmo will be paid on presentation
on and after April l. $50 at the office of the New
Orleans, st Louis and Chicago Railroad Company in
New Orleans, at New YORK.
mh30 6t RID S CHARLES Treasurer
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RETAIL, DFpDTS

RETAIL DEPOTS:
| At j. Donney Magazine Street Market
| f. Hers, Magazine Street Market
| E. Ora GERS, 466 Chippewa street
VIM. Myers Ninth Street Market
| Jas Mcclellan $ Second Street Market
| Scruggs & Co s. 459 Magazine street
5. Pattinis, Poydras Str. ct Market
| 5. Brauds, Poydias Street Market
| Keller Market Ice house.
| F. A. Bumes &C St Louis street
| 5. Tarauee's, Maine street.
| Geo. Nightheart's, 800 Rampant street
! 4. Pedrettis, Madison street
+. w. Scherers, 237 Rant art street
w Daston Fulton Market
Van den Broucke's, $50 st. Louis street
j. Browns 10 Mandeville street.
. FRANCIS j. WEHNER
misc 81 Secreta,r
WARM & MORTIMER.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
5J.-------...POYDRAS STREET.
Agents for
Cape City Orleans Jas Gordons Extra
lac" ''o' li"plcdl Champion, and various
other brands OF FLOUR. mh2s st
a. W. " aInef NJ. t. Chdrcss.
WARNER A CHILDEESs-
ICE DE pot,
IL tarOndelet Street, near Union,
NEW ORLEANS.
HoiSHEADS TlERCES, SACKS
City and Coun orders solicited and filed with dis
pa eh. SEND IN YOUR ORDERS. mb2S Am
DAUL SAUVE-
STATIONER AND PRINTER. BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTURER.
Cotton Stamping Paper, Bank and Insurance Printing
80 Commercial Place,
Between Camp and 81. Charles streets
mh1- At New Orleans
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Personal.

YTNHE COUSINS OF DOROTHEA CAROLYN T.
i WALFFOSTER are requese ed to communicate
Win Col JAMES URRI, Of Fort Monroe, Vir-
gDia mh95 TT
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-31

Time OF Dep"rture-The Mnil Train by the
Great jackson Railroad Route, leaves the Depot at
the foot OF CalliDpe street at O'Clock y. NJ. and
o'clock A. NJ, connecting with all fast trains North
Ea I and West Arrives at 1910 A. NJ. and IL p. NJ
Pullman Palace Cars on all trains. jy4
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-31

ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATER
director. JOHN E. OWENS.
BUSINESS Manager. HAMILTON.
EASTER WEEK-CLOSING OF THE SEASON
Mr.. job E.O Owens
Will appear each Night and Matinee
MONDAY EVENING March Goth,
SHE STOPS TO CONQUER.