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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-11

BPaaOJsAta.
REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves MONDAY, Dec 10, at p. M.
N3s - For Washington. Port sarre,
simmsport Ghurehville ei al landings and r. son on
Courtableau-The new and ight-Iraught passenger
steamer s- - ..4E
Bertha,
n ~ BROAD master TheO. John, clerk.
All freight for Bayou DIES Gaizes will be landed at
Simmsport or Big Bend Landing For freight or pas
sage apply on board, or to o,,.
OPELOUSkS AND COAST.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, Dec IS at P. M.
ssssa For Washington, OpeIOusas, Pc ri
.a&asts% Barre bimn,sport. Churchvllle and ni
landings the Coast, Atchafalaya Eiver
and Bayou charlottesville
c. C. Pickett, master, A. Meynier ST. Gle K.
will leave as above All freight and passengers
for BAYOU des Gaizes to be landed at Simmsport or
Big Bend Landing and for Bayou Beuf at Washing
ton For freight or passage apply on board or to
no6tf LORD T. MCPEAKE. 46 Camp street
REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves FRIDAY, Dec. II, at p. M
pNrf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

on each Of the balfdoen little terraces, frcm ethes -
which they can have view that wiz rsn7~A
their souls and leave picture In their mnas he'sS
10 be- efsced think. The walk now termirntesJ'" -
yond II lmel-s. but By Autumn IL will ext nj % ia 400
ST. But from the last terrace you get the best e" OF the
old convent, the Hotel Dieu, and you can either w@H
few rods over rather bad road 10 the Albion Hosei ON
Paiaccst IL you stopping there or raee Your Steps
back 20 Hameist and thence ~ the st. I0uir ~ Hmsseh
Houses In the latter stree. II the American Consu5e.
where Americans can always be sure OF a welcome IL
they care to call few weeks in the early Spring
days. drove visit the Indian village Of Ioretse
IT, like oil ~ the surrounding towns, IL bctltIfnny
situated. and the drive OF nine tn miles ~ well worth
taking. st.ll Indian town was Disappointed IN
L0rctc. We very real Indians there, but What
did painful approach to the elri 81 tae PERIOD
had Just been rejoicing IN picturesque Old sluaw Sitn
boots and blanket her head, AVID was about 70
ezolaim How delightfully."- uneiyzodW when two
dark complexOned modcns fitted by IN long skirts
and sleeveless jackeof course IL hurts feelings ~
60 70 IN lnda village i'm the hopes OF finding something
priraeva and there md the dressing A. " hey
took The Ba-qr TIE Fails OF Loreste really very,
very beautiful. and the od papermll, built 80 ye@B
ago Tor our-min 10y the Jesuit Fats, and vh'eh haA
H. motion from the fals. OF the most ntsnestns
Of the many old places around Quebec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08
TIE MNUfAc1CEE or PENS.

u,.yv rrvs ATE ,rApr-EsTERBROoK & co.'s MANU-
FAcroRY-pRoCEssF OF MtNUFACIURE.
frrov rul u.srLAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TEfBUSEi
PHILADELPHIA, July =" 1t takes tan men
TO make pm" once a saying much ia 'os" 10 sno"
that great deal Uf Labor u often required % odurr The
lto things of everyday use since machinery ha' ooeh
pnr f. - many pens probably MADE by tc"cr
rr,,escs and less handling, bat even with The rip OF
iurcuin.s and almost automatic apparatus, steel pen
% through IRON - 20 - diie PAIRS Of hands IN rs
r.s from the long strip steel 10 tie paper ooX IN
winch IL leaves the i..io9. sine OF tie FlOc' 81. i--e
extremely drlca.e rcluins qLcAncss 81 eJe aHd great
drAter,ty Of hand.
Until within q comparatively recent period, al me
se pens ed in tits country caAe from Ing anu 80"
the u.. manufacture IL well c-ai.-A't tdt AZ sup
,l.s. cast fot,aitl. OF III demand A ague, American
,,s ILL., nctter fniu tue in-sh and tAey are Invariably
net.r g er tic rap French and German pens recently
nfro,lu. ID For limo afer the -uec'9,1l est1b
ls,.,at II American Factories, the popular pr lo'e
m favor ~ IL I'm articles WAS 80 sf"i 'h"t 'c Hit'
aud r ,-u,arts GA the best known English pens were
,,.;,i, inflated Thai bad custom prevails less aud
,, f-., wear 10 v.ar There are perhaps half dozen
,,L.r, in th. country wo have trade bur; mp wholly
imam The Hence uf their D. is. braiin@ their own
a. rks Another custom hat r,ill holds ats ground l. ~
stamp pens with tie nme Of iiaoH'Fs VINO ".H'F L'iSe
lois The iurci..sr 90 z, tail seeing, Tor e"i4"c' Jvi
- IN < Co.. Cincinnati" lis peus, iilae.nc-
44F
~, br.J,., a. John smith q Co., and cen
ce.,cs a bieh opinion a. the enterprise "a tiai l-ln
vLb n not Il al d,s,rt. since AL they lad % DO WITH
t, production Of the articles Was 10 o.doi then n"c
mt rqon them Tic hosi makers are disroAra-n@ ins
nra,ee and maintaining their trademarks rs much
as pOfsiole.
H. thap- the most extensive sterpen factory n ths
c,uutry il. Il al ~ l. IscgbIo0k * Co. oi Cannon y -
finn Of English Quakcss WHO iion-ht T. u4S c"'ih'J
fulI kuovl,d.e Of the art as prcueed IN irn!nsh1h
and hv the horou clara 'rrsc 90 their country
men and tie fair dealing 81 their sect have from ins-
nifcan beginnings butt up busincss that employ over
200 hands. They mako 80 dih's'nt styles OF
mems Probably dozen Or twenty styles 81
most afford an the different qualities th't can
b. Given zen the being varices Of form and color
de-igcd To phase the ase and fancy New do'ices are
constantly produced, like fashions IN dress. the
rivalry Oh manufacturers making Il necessary to attract
tie uOtlce OF buyers y novelties which are merely new
es with OLD qualities IL. stc, used 8 OF the na"s
onaity and comes from sheffield. IL IL fist cut N strips
and s1fteiod by heating IN iron pots sealed with clay III
puole" or ciaso furnace Next the strips 80 into an
acid bath be- clcarsoi of dirt and scales, and they axe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

then pa sscd when entirely cold. through trains OF rolls
which bring them down 10 the thckness-or tlinnsss
rather-requred. From these thin sheets the
fat forms OF the pens punched by lever ma
chimes worked by hand. An expert operator VIII
punch about 400 gross day. What remains
the pretty piece Of steel vorkvalnaole
enough however deeate as IL H. to be shipped back 10
England for rcwOikug into steel bars. ihe -" bdhAs'
the pens in their first form called. go through Two
processes to have the openings cut In their backs ana e
sits their sides Next they .hoveled by the Dd.ct
into iron boxes and 90 back 20 the furnace ~ he an
neaed-a delicate process requiring hst me fsh1 ee
and duration Of heat. Up stairs again 10 the mihh
presses they when COOL aud have me names st.nlt
upon Them The next process i caiei '" 80
consists In pressing each pen separately IN q uio 10
follows the peus being put m long shectrOn
cylinders which are turned by hand over slow IRE.
This l. tue important process OK te9perny ana ~ &
more critical than anucalng. bath OF oil coots the
pens gradually They then nut IN zslVanlzed ro.
shafts. Iy contact with the s3wdust ard WIN "irh
other they receive bright polish. More processes ~
against small emerv-v heel and ground, 1rst length
wise and then crosswi.e One process acsel"raes ana
fish a proper equilibrium Another effect ~ Tie grinding
Ia 10 give additional elasticity Ia the metal. uptp
operation of sitting the points n''nin9 70 he gone
through Each Is held under stamping machine wlIch
quick and uiuUc hDgeTs detect and separate the
IMPERFECT. different coiors are neat GIVEN oy another
producing fawn coIr little longer bronze, ana SUI
Longer biue ana pIllc inc o.'gn. s'te ,95 S van,
nsl and a dryingof over a slow dre completes the pen
and Il is ready for packing. Just now hth s.'-' oi
each kind will w..h las been asc,rgned. That IL
stead beng counted Tie pens thrown llo 4 par Oh
scales from little brass -,uu unfi tue Beam s"i,7' 10
grs- thu asceruincd by weight never pen snort or
III excess.
IN tn. factory ~ thc I.sfcIbroOa Company there Us " ne
psrtmeut ter IL hing paper boxes they rqtlIe ana
the manufacture of pcnhDdcrs j. another hni oitaut
branch OF II the leader. when De huy- ms
next gross OF pens viii make calculation 10 bni me
VI single pen. ice VIII b" a,tonieHed tnat an
article which La gone thrr gh he ron procs's
have described above can joe SOLD Tor ~ ar NE X
PLANTATION - cheap labor and incenpu, udriiir ~ Nearly
all the operatives glrinnd iD almost every = i'
proc there machine especially de- t'ieh lof t'ahu
limited iu speed Only by the ability OF the operative 10
f.t II. t. nlH DYCincnt made 10 ia" naInahftJfe 90
e.cl pens - slrnn-iy SHOWN by the iict iai II r"t9
Tavycr rents buy gr-- than u GA coiaS Wheh
BItlg lldEi, III CLAIR, nJ JUS pa
OIlI0lt ~ years AZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08
DEPARTURE or FoREIGS K4rLs.


l.
Europe pyIlo ih Cher pogTZ a,l Hs0nurg ~ sho
STEAMSHIP, timbfl. mails close at J. 80 = Nl suDfs.
ueary Nal is clo-ci r. is m SfoashV -alsat = m.
from frsr A. ''Di Of thr ST., hoh0ken
Fox re- Net4,r1ra% fir'f ny tdr sItams'iF koNrlams
mails az .00 steamship @a- fin ins"n'~ efy.
Jcr-fy cry, at ~ "a IN,
close . D. n 4 supplementary Mail sc.ast. ~ 80 AZ
81. n. -ni. .a. AZ 3 D. IA f-om Per No. ~
steamship Gamma .fi riTsr ~ p
-tsansp salts f-uln Pier "a H. .nrtb tiysI
FIlDAr. tNL5 ..
MALI f0r Newfoundland At the New foys FostCgss
every day at l.in p.
nla for fdN y =, ~ closed at the Ma fsrs tSs~
Olicc every lag al q o. - -
Stfi RDAY, JHFY 10 =
England Ie md, wales, ~ me steamship CITY oe
lh.1r'. na. > c03o ~ o. : pplcin..t'ty Nan ~
closes, Steamship s-ils al II ~ from per No -
N0rh River.
only h. TIE steamship Povia mats close a.
~ supplementary .ai s EEL az 10 StsansAiD
sails - - n. ircli Pr. so. ~ North li' -.
81. France Grcct. b. tn Sc ln.np We d' Ii1s mss
clo.r \ -upp,em lary Mai n ,"~'ii - 10 a m
A.p ais az ~ a. from Pier No ~ .rFsi RIVER
For Iof wa M hs ', steam ip 'f i Iiti- O. 20
go ~gpi.n afary Nal - co-"si a. tie Pn,i-
30 p. ssii- =, y ~, RON fsef zoos
o. ffIr. at. Ito.ok' =. -,
For XIV ston Jan1a lnilla. aId Carta~Ha ny the
stl~llshr Andes uI- co-e a Siran-alp sas ~ IL
d. f.. lrnl flcl 40. "a %cfiu ltIvcr.
Mss,pr Key West D. no steamship city Of lco close ~
T. hip Aal.s f0l1 P-f No - .sst i1ser
~ EDS =. July II.
Al ..ils c'ys~ 1t - nc m. The lofJnce 10 "pn
fTpr D. ". - - - %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

FROM ITVERpDnI-fn sl.0ssslD fbJa,11, July Il
r,t. l3akeg. N.s sl NJ sBd Ars = y" aartiesh -
le.. PA. ef Nj 70 aiu son LOUIS - hhifss
p BOTH r,. boT'u. J. u.s. Nron r. and iri airS H.
ntlun and Grown, :. a. Brf ST. " T. i.ah
-,. C.rl, r. J. arItsol. Ms. NJ D.. anier, " j.
Carr 30 ~ o. =. tfei, y -- T.. VI. Cars " car, IT.
co.,. ti' i-.af a.a $3.50" tnn d'sr"- ,itrf .f 3 'dffh
f D clement N amt az. ~ aiL.'r, ~ a. '"i4@ys-
..uori ifana, MISS Jf'fNi' fan J. lyN
Nr aa afs L. A. bi8-e 't,. Dily II. r. and a. h Dsds',
t,ani l Foni-. ". A.. Softair'. dI- l. .sIAlshi
- -. d lmuf a IT, 3. iisifti NJ AGA
- g.. james. ~ g. Jrnn.!s ! ~ Y rli J1hns2a, h
lamb tir and MIS-. A. lev Mr. :" l0'. r " lfhtss
x. A. l'Ecl. - ". MdrE "a and NJ p l'ar '"A- Al ~
b. -oyta. MI
N psrrga. MIST r.. srttlfaL hr
a.u 'I4 er1t ~.fr IN ipa aud companion W snu ME-
S. i t,a- tli child 3. ,reg'r ana r. ,,. sys' i'f
4ttnte. -. g.. I'ajfH, N7s 0ii'. N' 10 -
LA H. ~ou Ail. urir. aiss ~ arue SIR T. asoD,
- .irrr N,lsa e. AZ usl, Mr. an dl.r otiTaiu AL
esf,. r.. MA r- NrCl., ". IL Noni- " NltiA.
flf. 81 t. 81 i.''. 'sH1Si - 'opt h,' j Ju''ns
Iia.. lIrse - ra1fs stll Fity,
,.. -c.llr t.l -nlcr, snc sfs ri.fz nr"niDAolA
a. e. lls,.i, pur..is AJn-.Aek, - Eolt+-lyr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08
SHIPPING WTELLIGEAcE
PER OF NEw.YORK.............

F~Rr OF .YoRg..............~.....JcrY =
'LEARTD.
S.a.slp south Carolina, NieAerson, Charleston = c. J.
i, F.o liza Richards. piIs!cIoaio. Jas. Hand
III, ...D q 81. r,ual. ms .riaa &. 81. .er-luv.
~ Irinds,ss. A,N-lnra tDau.) Davis ~ Tho A. pon-
fr j.. Murray jr burlington, kingston Jam, de Cor
Bart i.lndvtda dtln C.icr, Mare,r, soeo, 'eh c Co
I.-, irL al Cnloae Dr., id.' F"-" i''i'e' A. MAG
-" cadet T.. ,.l,fon Iia,on simpson. capp CO.
Hl-W. \. l,'ey Erh Taylor Gioratdf ''d baflA IL
ir g. H. Jones 3rl, carnage Lite GL3 Bay G-fharis
=. SAMMY Pike, Robbins Vera cruz, b. Meteaif q ca
scs Amanda. o.e-sd i.ear liver n,'"y Paraer
AIllFtI.
Cu,,n-' -,.a. wild r's-e anl ass 10 :. q ! s'reyn %.
STATE " iiiala or, -H''r Glaso@ JAis -.
s,.also,r rIy.a ,Br D. .np' 'sNso~ Jun 20 and 40
,.n.is alontcocrr FArriolh gfIaudna IuIy ?. and
por' -io r az R - . i' T w , ~ ,"ae IA
lJ--. and Isrs "a Falch fije a -. Inn, -, ia,
RAW. IA. Ia, r.4s a1.i pier 10 = nhsc'ie az Co.
.a-l sc In ~ r'aee heas9a 10y I rse. aaa
mp ,.-.ount ,Oi Lsorpo, Nic'o~"n oAc.1A lo' 'ASA
ai rier) Boekelman Bremen AZ days ballast
b.. 1a-coo. loi laruo.t., ~ 81 Dn~'' Dull "a ~v>
" r nnsi To, TURKS I-land Carlisle, csrenss ~ days
hr. r. H. - P.s stiobs, of and days from Bermuda,
B frn, Beatrice ,of Ptctou simmons Psina Pitrs
bs y,c ~ -i,-aml Erarch. RIO Jarclo via Hampton
az arr IA t7f Nh. -1On y. c., Gos1A, pontafiTo
IL ....- with sugar am inoti-z-s.
scar. wax. Johnson ','f,ist,'wn, D. {.
sem .cf0Wu, D. G.
%. ~. Mary bradshaw, 'i'iar, Richmond, Va
D0ii.-rlC POKrS.
p.rIfyOnF July 7-C taTci. bark Clinic Gerner tHor for
-ifftin.
l0.aI-s ,l0SROE, July Arrived, brig Eliza stsyens'
froia Martinique
"a .I.. Juy Arrived bark Elmrlnda IRON Gloucester.
NEN ORLEANS. July - lcdren steamship ,oil"s iVi NS"-
Nor.. ha-. Cen, f'r ~ r. -.
Is-, L'OUIAE, Juy 7.-Arriyed, schr j. = "hpp% hom
ltaliu.
FIRtIGN FORTS
r0tfCN Tulv The .Donll line steamship HOLLAND
Sir.,.n. i-,n -. ttr erri' =, 90 tis
lr d. %. NJ yesterday. il" steamship lseia'n ~ tae
-.r. Is. ..is,a lul N.g JuA, ~ l-seiy'~a-
WAS n.f fa.ln.f 4 d q D. N.-ir'lay.
ulF iuly 10 steamship tSpS hToaf,
froD s.y 4 nr, jan. -. Glasgow. arltf't 49, lsy
LIVERPOOL, June 7sa~d, sealsnig heni""stb, TOO fhDA
For L,aes ship Ne'rS sce run Pagcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

II was M the house of n wcl-knOwr Doctor
~ divinity nj little t0ddiing rl, vino did not IKE
10 her Trim lighted kerUssne lamp mad como
honestly by s0mewhag modified theory of prcdestns|
ri3n Take care. tSe care! we'll lrt blow az INTO
sky; AMI then Godl say: Girls, what are you In
such u FURRY fOr T."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

SIN .. 400 ~'f-....--- 80 NOM sets I'D
VICE wslrf ulIs pAl-A n.
SANE fIoct Has ISLAND. 0o2 Hen Ferry. l51
al NlfR ihis DAY r 81
Hook. 600 iasi. o-3 lifl g. gerry zitS
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81 the SOHth FORK or me 100 'ftndr, a'''' 10
fom Del Norte, lives man named Hobbs.
The ranch on which he lives is leased
from irs owner, who got tiicd OF prairie
and mount Landscapes aud returned to his Eastern
Anirc Hobh. is atlIfy Yankee. lie md his wife 10
an the work ire ranch, hode taking care o three
youlg children and having con,ilrlabe time lct Tor
s.us He sells butter and milk 10 the .iegiiefs and
Eiincls their way 10 san Juan, AID accommodates
ths,. with food and shelter who aGod 70 pay .or
them His house Is Away full We sal there one nift
Oh our return from antelope Park. Including Inn H.
wife and three children, there were II persons sleeping
in that one ro0-uo very large one at that slept "A
tie bare fOor with my own BLANKETS over me- ana yet NC
prcc Tor lodging was 81 Hobba kept several COWS ana
hc said he made abort = head on them each ~te'
beside the amount ~ milk and butter he in hs own
house aud the amount sold la frcgicr- and mine - Tie
butter made IN the valleys 81 Of very superior quality no
better il ma,c auyWhcc, and il stills readily at 60 cents
q pound. Hobbs gees from l. 20 i cent a quart iof
milk Hobbs raises POTATOES, too. lie sa.d ne h'd "'r
acres in potatoes" He at work five days planting
Them and he viii be occupied tvo weeks IN digging
them No irrigation hoeing. bur they VIII have to ne
plowed once-thc matter Of day. Hobbs says Dc VIII
ret :. 900 flom the sale Of four ACRES Of otaioe-
Twenty day = work. an say so for seed la al Liberal
estimate would De $50, which bin $50 in two or three
sbor months AT rWar 81 600. Il u0t worth while TO
count the Land. II marketable end anybody Hiay
have an he wants o. H. Mr. Dodge tells me that La hs
seen 500 bnsl,ls Of potatoes raised single acre.
The rainy season embraces April aud May, sometime"
extending jane Rains rarely come az other se-ons'
but Il has been noticed that trees produce nueh moisture
II even held that where many planted rrs
ton IS not necessary.
The tendency in tits country il 20 own large tracts oil
land but this practice the part OF ranchm"n Il III
fortunate for prevents and imledes the Development,
Of the Territory and the practice Of agriculture II eN-
lndes settlers who do mere Tor the country than tie
country does Tor itself
OF fruits ia Colorado Lille be said Tue niosi 4eal
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r,,ur rIrsnING- NnRrH SnORE. AND

- l ANT 81 n Nt~ OF llf ratu sis sex
e,t.. Nd O. ~ "a from o., y. R. foot Ok ierof - IL
r.a tirals Hee,ofk 10 rsrttoga AID re4FH, good %
guv. IulN
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5lcamtolls du0 Railroads.
o'e, s,oDoafs Ra'epe Advertisements 81 "a" Pegs
nErARrrRE OF THEogGH RAILROAD

TOR O,sr s;e,oboafe hnf opd Advertisements 80 M PagsJ
NEr Arturo or THROUGH RAILROAD
{ - .rt. ,I~- Froff NrW YORK.
fRrF P.rfW,T-gne aui lOs5 a. va. and A. n.
NsN lf.-.Y liLN-For fiiadtlpl% vi'"n's l'F"s-A
%r@ Yoak NEy. HAVEN. AID HsaF,aD For L0stoa via
Spr.rct ol 30 HId ID . o. . sAn go = "a ~ 'noss
ia N ia AZ t. 2,u % Pc. 5.i5 \ TO- ans 10 D. m;
NFw Ioe> OfNraA. tso hrf-oS iI'FR-1 1850 aud Al
Jte-El cFSnl,i-F,. The west5 10 and a N 10
and d 2I ID. 4i, 80 p. Do. it.lI grant, go 49,.
tr..-ty,NIt sA.a,Ap fsr te west and south VA fit--
brrs,--s,Ja n- 49, . ald 500 p IA ~ tle stih. "A
E. 3d. s.i 80 o. ga, AMI l-5o, - = fl" tob D -"
Stl. snN a. 49,. = his"'.
DrGTLAR Cat,kil llne, up the crcek.-Steam-
80 o ,a.u. ST. oaly t,ccr' sunday o. D. ~ Ire 30
,..~ ,uau,tfln GO -sA WITH ti.r'nAr l' Ni ia q
AMI rhfegh tickets SOLD o. Caro- Durham, y h"naA o "a
POINTS b. e.t @. teihrni iAi'
GAR ATOGA.-Dircrt route. via Ciri2 n's Line.
- 3D. .a4t ssU0ats ,a' ~ Nt" Oi ,if ral .H -
e,ut.. I'D O. d. u FROM y. r.. foot o ROY - iN
rusa icktlr, .ea,ofk 10 r.ri'oga AID res@ go"d -
day.. ony ~
vsNVE FLUSHING. NORTH SHORE, and
GENITAL IAfLNOAD COMPANY.
IoGie Eauyh'a Bss s'ore, isiiq 80 'i" fd IA
'".,e Hunter. roi. : 90 y M abylon wav nain.
Ieav, huaiera Point $50 Paehosn' mai q AID ",s
rs,s- s,rsrs I1ut 30 p nj Patshosue way
Lave ns"rs roin. 30 y la-faich"sus 'NR' - "aul
Ie.Nc naat.rs p. nj % p Mt Sip way
~ t,.rf Guitar. '8 a.a -nAh tmet'D Aso 'of
trs az 10 anl from nraair, Central pIk HYDE ara.
Iif4lfr and stilufa ttrrN U"ats a. >rM -,
ioo n mes River % nut". suN "'t ~ IL ~,
lor.sr hast fer Il i's ,sl- - 4, e.A' ~ =.
train. from Hunter 20 Hrkes ~d and basescc a' krd
- ames panI rh rs ontnst Offices ~aa, tltns e~ie
Hunters Point fnr GI.tt NecA, Hampstead "ii a'i 'iy
p cos,,e a;d NJ! way stations 60 go al. uc "a
D IN. l. T. bAATON, saseFnasssdass.
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DrGI'L lat.hin llne np the crcek.-Steam-

"a = r. ,.'..nto-. ,li NFatcr Bre,t Pier ~
30 oi ,anasi ca1y rNrert sunday ~ r. ~ Ire ,"
80. ,ru..fln. a. C. .s with thareHi~ lir ~ sfa-e
ana through SOLD o. Caro-, DGiAam y lnnbaa ma 81"
POINTS est B. re.lure.l tait
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THE REPORT OF THE ENGINEERS.

The report of the board OF engineers
last convened to. consider the plans for
the Improvement Of the mouth Of the Mis-
sissippi is published in another column.
1t commences With statement of the du-
ties devolving on tie board, which
were to consider the plans for a canal and
for deepening one Of the mouths of the
river, furnish estimates of their cost and
express an opinion on their relative adj
vantSges, and which was considered prefer
able. This restriction excluded in great
measure the presentation Of the facts and
arguments on which their opinion is based.
This is to be regretted, since it deprives
the public Of the new facts and data that
the board archaeological during its
Euroneap torums-,,-nast those gathtenlees..
hstHs It's limited personal Investigations
of the outlets Of the Mississippi. The
latter were presumed to have been made
for the purpose of settling the important
question of existence or non-existence Of
a ittoral current. Another question,
equally important, is that of the assertion
Of condition Of unstable equilibrium at
the head Of the passes, and probable
main stem prolongation, at no remote pc
Rod, of the river through an eastern pass,
similar to that which. occurred when it
burst through the Fort st. Philip delta.
The report is unsatisfactory in consist.
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STOLEN STATE ARMS.
PROCLAMATION OF REWARD.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Executive Department,
New Orleans, January Z. 1875.
Tho following described arms, the property Of
the State of Louisiana, have been taken from the
custody Of the legally constituted authorities of
the State and retained in the possession of IN.
authorized persons.
Two mountain howitzcrs, calbre 4.e2, mo del of
1854 weight 220 pounds, marked IT. II. B." on the
face.
Three hundred and one Winchester Ii1es made
for bayonet attachment. numbers ranging be.
tween 81 l2O and "a. l63 marked IL. s. NJ" On but
plates.
Six hundred and twenty four Springfield breech.
loading rifles, model of 1870, calibre so, marked
Il. n g." on but plates.
Ninety-three Spencer carbines. caNtre so,
marked IL. N. G."
Notice is hereby given that the State of Louis
ana will pay . reward of FIFTY DOLLARS each
for tho recovery Of the two howitzers, and ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS additional for such evidence
a. shall lead to the conviction of the person or
persons illegally retaining possession of them: also
reward of TEN DOLLARS for the recovery Of
each Of the above described rifles and carbines
and TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS additional for sucb
evidence as shall lead to the conviction of anv
person Illegally retaining possession OF any of the
said weapons.
Given under my hand and the seal of the S+a4.
hereunto attached this seventh day Of Januarv ~
the year Of our Lord one Thousand eight brr.
dred and seventy FIVE, and of the Independence ~
the United States the ninety-ainth.
WILLIAM 2. KELLOGG
By the Governor:
WILLIAM WEEKS,
Assistant Secretary Of State ;.s7,
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not catalogued among the thrifty. being
reserved for special chapter designed to
show the entire worthlessness of the ne
gro as selfsustaining citizen. But we
have hopes for even these. Every year
will find their condition improved. People
Of their own color are gradually obtaining
foothold upon this portion Of mother
earth, and are gradually becoming en-
ployers. The sons of some of the plant
ers Of the present day will in the future
work for the sons of their fathers slaves.
This is the logic of emancipation and the
fourteenth amendment, and, perhaps, the
cause of poor Louisiana's' woes. The
imprescriptible right to rake down the
negro's earnings has been taken away,
and work, starvation or victorious fight
stares thousands OF people in the face.
Like Macbeth, before surrendering to the
first named, they twill try the last" but
like him will fail, for the fates as well as
justice are against them.