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WANTS-WANTED

wv ANTED- 70 borrow eight or nine thou
w sand dollars NJ u reasonable interest,
secured by deeds OF trust on valuable real
estate in Dallas city ana county. Address,
B3dl0d "USURY," this office.
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Thelailg

oa,ee la emerald hioeh," CoFneF ~
Main aHd Lamar streets, over IiFs'
NationaI Hank, business once
Pront Hoam, Second siery'
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THE NEW BABY.
A BOY S SOLILOQUY.

"fes, there's another Of EN- upstairs now
knowed it, cause pa told me l must be quiet
and sit down In the corner with my book, and
mustn't play ball nor ask Willie Smart TO come
in and help put my new puzzle together
Then there cross nurse that's always scold-
ing me for getting in her way, no matter
where get. Besides Miss Gaddal was here
day, and she took me on her knee, patted
me on the back, just like cook does when Tn
choking, and said that my nose was another
degree out Of joint but ] know better, for
this is the third time she has told me SO and
it's no more out of joint now than it ever was
She's hateful, gogge-eyed old maid that's
what she is.
Il saw it, too. It's got a little round red
head, without any hair, with great deep wrn-
kles instead of eyes, and when it cries it
opens its mouth as wide as though it meant
to swallow itself. Pa helped me up on the
side of the bed and told me to kiss my dear
pretty little sister; and when | wouldn't, and
called it a horrid ugly little thing he said I
was a naughty boy, and then nurse shook me
and said ought to be ashamed. | didn't get
to kiss my ma at all, | knew better than to try
it, for once when another baby came, |
climbed on the bed, and, putting my arms
around her neck Rugged and kissed her, but
all the time had my knee right on the babys
head, so | was whipped and put in my crib
Without any oNPBSi bcSduoC 0lua huOW IL
was there
Little Annie thinks its nice to have a new
sister, but then she was the baby before, and
don't know anything about it. | can remem-
Der long, long ago, ma used to call me her
sweet little darling, and pa handled me on
his foot and said | was a fine fellow and
Aunt Julia declared that | was perfect little
angel; but then Tom came and all my pretty
toys were given to him cause he was the baby,
and | was cutfed and scoIded by everybody
'cept grandma, and she is good to me yet,
though there's been two other new ones since !
81 wonder where all the babies come from
Ma says the Lord sends them. I wish he |
wouldn't send any more to our house; we've
got moren enough now. 1t might be nice |
for them if they conld stay little always, but
they have to grow big after while, and then |
they amt no better off than the rest Of folks |
l rather think if | was baby Id ask the
Lord not to send me where I'd grow any big
ger, and then I'd have nothing to do but lay
on my back and chew my toes. and have folks
say l was the darlingest cunningest little
creature they ever laid eyes on That's the
way babies always treated, and it's deal
better than being told ones a good for
nothing, mischievous little rascal, or care
less, troublesome boy-t that it is. GU,sey
Glen
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NOLNT TABOR.
BY JOHN HAY.

On Tabors height glory came,
And shrined in clouds Of lambert flame,
The awe-struck hu-hed disciples saw
Christ and the prophets OF the law
Moses, whose grand and awful face
OF Sinai's thunder bore the trace,
And wise Elias in his eyes
The shade of Israels prophecies,
stood in that vast mysterious light
Than Syrian moons more purely bright.
One on each hand and high between
Shone forth the godlke Nazarene.
They bowed their heads in holy fright,
No mortal ewes could bear the sight
And when thev looked again, behold
The fiery clouds had backward rolled,
And borne aloft, in grandeur lonely,
Nothing was left, save Jesus only.
Resplendent type Of things to be
We read its mystery TODAY
With clearer eyes than even they,
The fisher saints Of Galilee.
We see the Christ stand out between
The ancient law and faith serene,
Spirit and letter but above
Spirit and letter both was Love.
Led by the hand Of Jacobs God
Through wastes Of cid path was tr0d
BY which the savage world could move
Upward through law and faith to love.
And there in Tabor's harmless tlamo
The GROWING revelation came.
The old world knelt in homage due,
The prophets near III reverence drew.
Law ceased its mission to fulfill
And Love was lord in TabAr's hill.
so now, while creedi perplcX the mind
And wrangllngs load the weary wind,
When a the air is filled with words
And texts that ring like clashing swords,
Still, as for refuge, we NAV turn
Where Tabor 8 shrinnS glories burn
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The depraved Chicago Times sometimes
makes a suggestion OF value, as witness the
following: They're having a delightful little
discussion in the Est as to who wrote No
Sects in Heaven We canrot undertake to
decide between the contendiug authors, but
wish to remark in a general way that the other
place doesn't discriminate between sects.
either, and that some of the disappointed
claimants might tune their harps to that grand
theme
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KEY WEST VIA CEDAR KEYS-Per steamship
VIM Z Clyde-For Key West za2 bbls flour bbls
whisky casks bacon go sacks 81 sacks oats 50
titrces fertilizers 81 mdse. For Cedar Keys 2i3
bbs -four - bbs pork Il bbls whisky - casks bacon
30 sacks oats $40 sacks corn 265 pkgs mdse
RUATAN AND PUERTO CABALLO-Per schr
Constance-40 bbs -four 40 half bbls flour tierce of
hams kegs butter % 900 feet lumber 10 geo shingles
5 half bbls sugar and sundries
PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA-Per steam
ship Junata-For Philadelphia, eO4 bales cotton 10
bdls hides 4 bbs sngar Dbl moasses 81 bales
moss A. hhds iron 81 hhds boneblack AZ pkgs
dries For Havana, 250- sacks cora l coop chickens
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Since the Fitch diamonds have arrived the
question as to who owns the largest diamonds
in the country has been thoroughly agitated,
though it isn't deci led yet If the stone worn
by Louisville hotel clerk proves to be genu-
Inc, the matter will be settled. Its excelling
size has already been admitted
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s.REENVII.i.E.

GREENVIIlE.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TntR- DAY. at ; p. NJ.
E~s. For Grecnyille, EicHe burg, nod
no nends-Ihe tine and fAs. passenger
aaszAszAaAH packet
Frank Paracud,
j. M. White, master, G. Homes clerk
Carrying the United States Mail and connecting
VicksbuTg with Pari Line for all points on Yszo,
and Talaharchie Rivers, and connecting with tn.
Chlcot Railroad for all points to Pine Bluff.
JNO. JANNEY, III Common street
H1TE d CARLiN
Tchoupitouas street.
ADAMS & WORK
ja2O tt Commercial Place.
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MemOranda.

tBy Tele graph)
Southwest Pass, March 10-ToJ. NJ. Wither-I,oon.
A gent.-The steamship City of Mexico from Vera
Cruz, crossed the Bar at 5 A. NJ
W. i. SHERWOOD
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Steamship Juniata, Catharine for Philadelphia via
Havana f A Yorke
Steamship VIM p Clyde Livingston. for Key West
ia Cedar Keys | X Roberts
British schooner Constance, Morgan FOR Ruatan aud
Puerto Cabao-- y Morgan
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Below high water mark Of 1874.
NELSON GORUM. Ser.t. Sig. Serv. U. ). A.
Yesterday was regular spring day, not
cloud was to be seen and the temperature was
llild and spring hAe
Business oa the landing was quite lively
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1t was woman, Elizabeth, Countess of
Thavat, who first petitioned the Irish Gov
ernment for penny-post. This was one
hundred and seventy-two years ago. Suisse
quenty, for that valuable hint she was
awarded a pension Of 600 sterling per an
mum.
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Arrived.

Steamship City Of Mexico Sherwood from New Yorl
10th ultimo, via Havana and Mexican Ports Il
J M Witherspoon-lst dist 3
Italian brig Cirque Sorree, Messna. 20 DAYS from
Palermo, TO MASTERED dist
STEAMBOATS,.
Ashland, Williams, from Ozark, Ark
st John, McEiroy, from Baton Rouge
John Howard, Lee from Minden
Waloon. Ruiz. from Lower Coas;
Lizzie Hopkins, Dupuis. from Thibodaux
Era No 10, Ealttrts. from Laurel l. .HtitA,
Ihos Sherlock, Hart, from Cncin, att
Carrie kountz Allen. from ST Louis
Frank Pargoud White, from Argyle
Josephine, Cozzins. from Bonnet Carre
Rice Farmer Taylor. from Lower Coast
Marie, Bassett, from Lower Coast
ARRIVALS AT THR NEW BASIN.
Steamer .tmite from Pensacola
Steamer } Gault, from Tangpahoa
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN
Schooner Modesto, from Bayou Lacomha
Schooner New, from Bonfouca
Schooner Hattie NJ from Bayou Laconlba
Schooner Try Again, from Pearl river
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BAYOU MACON AND TENSAS PACKET
Leaves Illl RSDAH, March H. at p NJ
For Cnt-On. CrOcketfs Point,
bHasssGsnt5 Warsaw and all landings on Macon as
'11H.,=7'-z'" high as Joe's Bayou Black River Ten
sas and way andings-The lightdrdught passen
ger steamer
Carrie 4. Thorn,
Lon >. Ifeeniee, master. Chas Thorn, clerk
will leave as above. For freight or passage apulv
on board 10 LORD 4 MGpEAkE
hlil' At Camp street.
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Hows your husband, Mrs. Dolkins?"
"Well, sor, it's Uncertain. The doctor
says if he lives till morning, faith he shall
have some hopes Of him: but if he doesn't,
ees afraid, sor. he shall have to give him
up"
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS HCEIEFLN, !
Thursday Morning, March H. 1875.

OFrFOE NEW ORLEANS RUIIEpIN,
Thursday Morning, March II, 1875. {
removed from houns's Binding, Canal street
ferry landing, to No. Delta street, over Z.
Oonery & Sons, whore the undersigned can
be found daily from 8 A. NJ. to p. NJ
M. II. Duncan, Jr., will, from and after
this date, represent Us on the landing when
we are not there in person. Any other party
claiming to represent Us will be an imposer,
as we have no other assistant.
GEO. J. DUNCAN,
River Reporter n. Q. Bulletin.
Daily Report Of the Stage OF Water. with
Changes in the Twenty-Eour Hours End
ing =. VI. March 10. 1873.
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MARINE NEWS.
Cleared Yesterday,

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. I
Thursday Morning, March IL. !
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BAYOU SARA.
IT, n For FISHERS Landing, Bayou Sara,
ssattsFSAaM Waterloo, hermitage, Port Hudson
~ Baton Rouge plaquemino, and wey
landlha az United States mail semi-weeay packet
w. 3. Pike,
j. J. Brown, mater.
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at s p. n
Tor Bayou Sara. HITE CARLIN, Agenty,
Ich pitouias street..
Merchandise consigned to Ei,e & Carlin viii b,
forwarded srea of commission ale 7r
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Below-COmins Up.

Norwegian bark Niobe Osen II days from Mar
Unique. in ballast. to master
Norwegian bark Iarra ARA Soransen Il days from
Barcelona, TO master
Swedish baIk Antoinetta Skantze - DAYS from
Antwerp to master
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WEEKLY REGULAR GRAND ECORE PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY, at ; T. NJ
r. For Brownsville. GRIND EcOre
1s3fA9Alaat31 Montgomery, Mouth Cane River Alex
Ss's=.-..-S ;tndIia BaIbins and all way landings on
Red Eiver-The Al and first class passenger packet
Seminole,
In place OF Fleta)
John e. Mitchell. master. Jas L. Robbins clerk
Will leave positively above, throughout the entire
season. For freight passage apply on board or to
LORD a MCPEAKE Agents
y. Makes sure connection every trip at Browns
vile With steamer Ida Leon lor Bayou Pierre.
mh}tf
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lmDOrto.

RUATAN- Per schooner } q Craig-25Go plan
tains 1900 punches bananas 600 coeoanuts to Mache
eco
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STEAMBOATS,.
ARKANSAS RIVER

REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER rsCKEr.
Leaves on THU ,SDAY, March H. at } p NJ
E<.. For Pine isiHn Little Rock aud
l. - = r; all way points Arkansas kiyes 1he
S7~t7=-47ss tine siii fast passensed packoG
AshIands
Yno 4. Nii'iame master y : A'esa.Fev sYets
VIII iaF" AZ s,oY"o 1o' freight OF passage apply on
board anil.
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.
THE CROMWELL LINE.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT
To sail On SUNDAY, March II at A. NJ
6fHs This line liz composed of the following
Steamships:
KNICKERBOCKER, HUDSON
CORTES, NEW ORLEANs
The steamship
Hudson,
T. v eager commander
Will leave her wharf, foot Of Toulouse street.
asseee- -----------.----...-S $50.
rrelght lot Liverpool, Bremen and Havre taken
by this line, and through bills Of saipg given far
the same. d. ~
For freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MOULTON
hlf-f4 Nv Al Carondelet street.
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rOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE-The rndersirne
" has this day sold 10 G EO. ID. PKITCHETT s.
co. the stock good will etc of the grocery estab-
shment of the late James Cunuane. situated at the
corner of Jackson and Magazine streets and recon-
mends them to the confidence and patronage Of the
public the undersi. ned assuming all liabilities to
date.
Fla I'm PETER MORAN, Executor.
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Outside TIE BAE--BoINn 7,
ExpOrLs.

Oi GS1pE THE BAl--BOUAn IN.
British steamship Vcksburg Thcar!e from Liveer-
pool Feb IL to 81 Weeks &c,
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PEOPLES NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND
ECORE PACKET COMPANY
Leaves WEDNESDAY,, March TO- at p. NJ
r. For COu-hatta, Brownsville,
k{t&as2 Campte, Grand Ecore. Montgomery,
Mouth Cane River, Cotile, Alexandria
Normans, Barbin's and all way lau, II gs on Red
Rver-The Al and elegant assenger steamer
Bradish Johnson,
John Heinz master, Ed. Burke clerk
will leave positively as above The Brad sh Johnson
was obtained by the above company expressly for the
trade and will run regularly throughout the season
For freight or passage apply on BOARD. or 70
LORD & MCPEAKE, 4G Camp street
ja19 If n. O. DON0HUE.
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STEAMBOATS,.


NEW ORLEANS, SHREVEPORT, TEXAS AND
PACIFIC FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
SENGER LINE,
Composed of frst-cass Steamboats, In connection
with the the Texas and Pacific Railway Company.
r. Leaving New Orleans and shreve.
AA& 4&l1 port as follows:
WEDNESDAYS.
Belle Rowland. Capt. T. e. Jacobs.
&. II. Durfee, Capt. Jos. A. Aiken.
SATURDAYS.
Maria Louisa, Capt. Fl. J. Brinker.
Texas, Capt c. w. Stinde.
=, Giving through bills lading to all points the
lexas and Pacific International and Great Northern
Trans Continental and Texas Central Railroads.
Also to Jefferson Texas
Particular attention paid to way business.
1hrough Bills Lsding signed only by
NJ. w. JOYCE
Agent Texas and Pacific Railway
OBJ 5m % Magazine, corner Graver.
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RAIL RATES FROM NEW ORLEANS BY RAIL-
Corrected daily by n. NJ Carter, contracting
Freight Agent N and o. r. r.
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BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW.
THROUGH BOAT FOR BAYOU BARTrOyO
MEW-HEAD OF NAVIGATION
Leaves on FRIDAY. March L. at , T. NJ
IT, For Portland. Popinr - uH, Loui.
$3.50 e siana Line, Lind Grove Ra,trop and all
way landings on Bayou Bartholomew
The splendid steamer
Willie.
r. T. Trinidad master Tho. Hazard clerk
For freight or passage apply on board or to
ADAMS a WORK, Agent.
mhle "" . Commercial Place.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and Sailed for New OrIsaps
NEW YORK.

Steamship City of Mexico Reynold 49,. sid Feb !,
Steamship knickerbocker. Kemble 49, sd March
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, < = FOR SALE-The light dranrht
SnHSnxsaaf19 steamer HOMER, she lies at
Alglers. For particulars apply to
BELL Il MENGF
mh2 II oond II D.It,' strcat
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COpAETNERsHIpS,

: Per 100 lbs. I Per bag.
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OPEIOUSAS.

G. C. Pickett master
T. X Muggah and S. Derbes clerks
will leave as above taking freight passengers 10.
Bayou DIES Glalzes, to be landed at Big Bend Land
ing, Kinks Landing Old River and SiInmsport
For freight or passage apply on board or to
ZIG I'm HITE & CARLIN Tchoupitoulas at
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through bills ilsling to Fulton Little Rock, Ksasa,
City. Chicago Toledo, Cleveland Buffalo etc
Fi2 I'm w. II. BOFINGER las Gral-ier s+-ss.
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STEAMBOATS,.

ST. LOUIS, CAIRO AND MEutHI, p,DxvT-
-U.Te 4. For -. Louis, Cairo, Nennh:s,
ss1S3SN Chieot CITY. Greenville, Vicksbu1s ana
AL way landings The steamer
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RkD RIVER.
Connecting with the Texas and p r r
Leaves SATURDAY, March H. at5p NJ
r. For Jefferson, Shreyeport and
SASa.Nsfxs all landings on Red Rlver-The magn
cent pa senger steamer
Maria Louise.
H. j. Bunker, master, j. j. Dold, clerk
viii leave positively above. For freight or pas
sage apply on board or 10
Al. W. JOYCE, % Magazin- street
corner of Gravier.
y. B-W i'll attend to the business of the BART
ABLE for this trip taking freight and pas sen@crs
for Grand Eeore Al, Nandra and intermediate land
ings. mill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-01
Another Burglar Shot Dead
TWO MEN START INA PBRILOCs BUsINHss-O
KILLED AND TIE OTaER EsCAPEs.

TWO MEN START IN A PBRILOCs BUsINKss-ONE
KILLED AND THE OTHER ESCAPES.
The little village of West Galway, situated
about seven miles northeast OF Amsterd am
near the Saratoga county line and not far from
the scene OF the late Providence shooting, was
the scene Of q tragedy on Wednesday night that
partakes .omething OF the nature of the Bay
Ridge shooting. Two yOUug men, strangers in
the place, attracted the attention Of the vii
layers by their suspicious actions A watch was
Get Oh them, ard every move they made WIS
carefully noted. Lawrence Kennedy KEEPS a
general store, and this seemed to be the place in
which the strangers were most interested. About
10 O'Clock two dark figures were seen coming
along the street, both casting chances about nov
and then 20 see that all was safe. They stopped
In front OF the store OF MIR. Kennedy and again
surveyed the Surroundings SuppOsjng that all
was sate, one OF them advanced and removed
two panes OF glass from a window. There was A
PILE OF empty barrels on the stOop that hid from
view the opening that the man had made 70
effect his entrance. He climbed through the
opening, ana his friend stood outside as a senti-
mel &c give timely warning OF approaching da~-
ger. The citizens intended to surround the
store and capture both meP. Robert Miller
DR., merchant, had made his way to the rear
Of heDnedy's store, and tired several shots
through the closed door; The fellow who had
been stationed outside, hearing the firing, did
lot 90 in To the assistance OF his friePd, but
made good his escape. The inside man saw il
vas light or die with him, so he drew large
Remington revolver and opened the rear door.
he was met by Miller, and fired several shots at
him, diving him back to the high fence in the
rear. Dillier could 90 no further, and the bur
giar did not seem TO desire to shoot him but at
tempted 10 escape over the fence. As he turned
partly around Miller fired again, and the ball
entered the burglars back, and he fell saving
q am hit DE was then called on by Miller to
drop his pistol, which he did. By this time tbs
men who had been keeping watch in the store
and who had allowed the sentinel to escape
made theiF appearance. They then picked up
the wounded man and carried him intO the
store. The bullet passed through the bowels
and caused intense suffering TO the victim, from
wrTka D. hsal LODI fw.a e. N.s.r,-
tead man was Charles a. Whitney. He had
been travelling about selling = sort of prapsra-
ton called rubber cement. He was about Q,
2Sh. '''