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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

IHE FoUHTH.SrREEr CLUB.-Mr. w. s.
Aoilay, musical director OF the San Fran.
CISCO Minstrels, has very kindly arranged fol
the Fourth.Street Club OF this city the mu
sic' Doth vocal and instrumental, OF overture
noii the opera Girofs.Girofa, the grand
Taorns from Stradells, and Patrick's.Day
Iafaue. The Fourth.Street Club will 10 q
,s' snorl time give one Of their agreeable epter.
lalDnents.
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EaHnch ee asve,p,lan,,...nt ss.a....r.r.,

d sErsaeoRs, November g. uSlbeauttf,,
new p government chscDers, ,ofs shupdssd
ana SIXTY tons each, intended, Tor the Unit ei
States Coast. Survey Service. riss.ased fTs.,
Eafness aand. The Read, Were ssireesss
fully hunched sthiss afserieau frospaHe aSi1s
yard afI Foodals Ia Co. ); Abe eontfzrtdssas
South Baltimore, Captain Carlile ,Fatlersors.
superintendent oa the Coast. .Surgey HsFvic,,,
and CenmaHder III z. LuIl, Uniiaa, Sfasss
navy. .Ttsapefintendad tie laune6ing. idThs
vessetp, rs sheY gHdehinte the .WxfsE.weYe
TespectiFely christaned By Misses KAa,aua
Lille Patterson. Dunber Of lsaies and
gentlemen from this city and Wasb ~ IEnpsmaIton
Weres present. To- fsE9 s55tf.t,;s S5j Z f gfS5
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ENGLAND.

L1vEBRoea, November 6.-The LoDdoH
correspondent of the Liverpool Courier says
the proprietors of the London Times will be
sued for libel for its structures on the Co.
operative Credit Bank esteraay.
LONDON, November 6.-The Times, 10 its
financial article, says the dealings in the for.
eign and colonial markets bave been on q
very limited scale during: the past week
Sugar is depressed, and previous quotations,
Notwithstanding the reduced stock 10 mar
ket, caRnet be Obtained Refined sugar
barely sold at last weeks prices. Z,
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AugrroHlsALEs iEHIs DAI.

coOKt&iIAUGHToN,a ,as h2. NJ, two brick hsasos
80 and material, frame-shacs, Stables, &c. y
proved real estate in the city OF Richmoad ..
RICHARDSON e COY 4'P. B., cottage rssiGeres
= ara seyeral vacant lots at No. lilE' Moore
80 street esf@ = -, = s3.,g III f,,.;Et,s,s
LANES III. TAYLOR q son, F, III. bntek sssse M
aad dwelling ON the north SIDE OF ETanktH
street and adiofatng tne Ballard hosse' e.
p. S. s..tsANDERsoNi4 q Co, II a. No inaekes ei
herrings, tea, &e. -, -.
wHIrEHeAp.s sDdoKIHsoN q eco. 10 A. NJ.
tea, ,baconp SOAP, &c. ;-ssI Z. it -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

rBRIHG RsLArp.--some tune ago the CITY
Council passed joint resolution directing
the City Engineer to cause che iside8aIk
around the Capitol Squire to be !!relaid. "a
portion of that work has been done on Gov
ernor Tor Tbirteenth) street.. and now the
hsnds are at work onthe Bank k.strest side
pvaIk 2. --+-~---
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

THE LATE FRANKLIN STREET AsSAuLTING
CAsE.-ETaus Payne, the negro man who
made feloDious assault upon Mr. George
Watt sr., few days ago in his mandatory
On Franklin street, was brought before the
bar Of the Hustpgs Court on Saturday and
tried. He was convicted, fined one cent,
and sent TO Jail for thirty days. .s... ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

HowI7zERs' BASeUEr.-Tbe members Of
the Richmond Howltzer Association are to
nave a grand social retluion and banquet at
The armory Of the Richmond Howitzers on
the evening Of the 9th instant. The veterans
Will meet first at the Supreme Court Of Ap.
peaIs, and then proceed to the armory. The
committee OF arrangements is composed OF
George l.. Christian, D. S. Mccarthy, and e.
VI. Crump. .- .''..s ........
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! Usah.

/ :, SALT LAKE ClzYs November O. There has
i,sen no session Of the United States District
Court for several days owing y the sickness
at the presiding Judge: Judge Borenaan
Fhas been requested to remain here and assist
;n tfisposine OF business. The motion by
Brigham Young s COUNSEL to Yacate the afi.
moIy order of Judge MeKsan wilt come up
next Saturday. Young renrnsairs g a g prisoner
| in bis own house. go H.. & j ..s,1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

CADETS OF TEApERAScR.--TheG Grand Sec.
lion lion OF the Independent Order of Cadets OF
temperance will hold their annual session
loinorro" morning at 8 O'Clock ut the Orphan
Asylum. Delegates are expected to be in
attendance frem all parts of the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

SHERIDAN AND Exex.-The Sheridan and
Mack Com biDatien will visit Rishmond again
this week, and give two entertainments at
Assembly Hall l,on Thursday ard Friday nights
(November S11tb and 1aIh) The compspy
has been re6 -gInfzed. aud, 1t Is said, pos
sesses some excellent TALENT ,,;.'s. -
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i iChexgeA with Arsep..,

CONCORD, n. e., November 6.-Chsrles j.
Connor, q prominent citizen and widely
known business man, was arrested here to.
day on the charge of setting fire to bis store,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

WAsHMaTo,s, November 8.-The. Commits.
sioner OF Interval Revenue received dis.
patch this morning from Revenue Agent G.
M. Horton, Of Petersburg, announcing the
discovery and seizure or large quantity of
fraudulent spirits en1anatisg' from MyeE's
Illicit distillery at Petersburg, which was.re.
cantlY raided. .}sLN 80 a<Rl "a u L..
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AaIooainx AHnir.

PH1LA ApLrash Noyseenbe 6,2Geprge FirtS;
aged twelve years, vas SHOT ID The face Is.
day by Edward! Gaufey. aged Twelve yesrs,
With q pistol loaded with bucRshot. The
lads quarrelled over q piece Of wood. Firth
was taken to the hospital. His injuries are
considered serious. ~ 'sai|'s als ,islS7' z
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BeletHSla

Bsassxs, November. g. lie Nord Of thds
city publishes the following under reserye;::
.eRngusa, November 5s--The greatest exss-
peraiion is manifested By, Mussulmen OF
herzegovina towards, the Christians. Secret
meetings are being held in the Mosques, at
whieh preparations aEe making for general e 81
massacre or Christians at Mostar tBonna and
other localities. Tbese details are unkaoT Tn' I'm
IA, ,seryet PaSha,n 60. -, x 49, -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

1 have apalyzed the Whiskey known under IN:
brand Of .aB SELECT, }" controlled By Messrs. W AZ
TER D. BLAZE & Co., Richmond, Va, and find It
FREE FROM FUsH OIL and other Impurities, and
recommend lis use for medicinal and family pur-
poses: ~. 'B. MceAw, NJ. D.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry,
nsedicas College Of Ya.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

FIGHTING lS THE STREET. Officer Phaff
;.rc,.ed Edward Iosby and Andrew Will
Eluson for fighting in the street on Saturday
night with Charles Lucas, who had cut on
lls mouth from, as he states, blow given
tyone Of the men. Whskay was the cause
Q. Tie row. Captain Seal locked them up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

fUBLic MEEnSG.-Tbe Fountains Of the
Niano uEited Order of True Reformers are
preparing to hold a monster public mass
meeting some time bis month. i. Colonel j..
.. D. hickman, DR.. Points, Major Divine, DIR.
iearce, and Others will speak.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

THE VERY LARGE SALE OF EUREKA MACHINE
TWIST is accounted for from the fact that those who
use 1t once will use no other. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

OSE YEAR IN TIE PESITENrrARY.-OnS Sat.
r-Gay Henrietta Brooks, who was charged
With breaking into the dwelling g-house Of
Arthur Meow and stealing lot of clothing,
vas tried, convicted, and sent to the peni.
tertiary for one wear.
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Tba RIaek Hi.Is.

C,HAHI, NoyembeY 6.-Gsp.ain Pollock
bronrht into Fort Laramie seventeen uu-
snthorjzed persons found 10 the KiRck HiIls,
and Lieu:enans Delaney brongft 10 ten more
yesterday,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

ALLEGED LUMBER. THIEVES Captain Seal
arrested Josephine Brown and Harriet
hTo"n On Saturday, charged on search
warrant with stealing a lot of lumber from
Af. John Gibson. The matter Will be in
't'ligated to-day. "a ..fE
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Financial DISASTERS.

NEW YORK, Noyen Der 6. Lewis j. Phil.
lirs, cap manufacturer, has suspended. As.
sets, $3.50, 0,000;. liabilities, unknown. The
failure Is said to be the result Of injudicious
real estate operations. = 80
Calm, Solomon g. Freebourg, spirit manu-
facturers, have failed. liabilities, $3.50, 1000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

PUBLIc-sCHooL TEACHERS. THE Commit
| tee on Teachers OF the City School Board
met Saturday at 10 A. M. to consider appli.
cations of persons who desire to be elected
! to teschers' positions. Si&ty.three of these
applications were accepted by the committee,
and the secretary was instructed to notify
| them to be present at 8 a. NJ. Saturday, No.
| vember 18th, for examination.
| Each candidate is required before the eX-
animation commences to draw number,
and to state on sheet Of paper the number
drawn, real name, and address, and enclose
!! and seal the same in an envelope. These
sealed envelopes are handed over to the COM
mittee BY the candidates, who are requested
not to make known to any person the num-
ber drawn, nor to receive or impart any in.
| formation as to any questions OF the eXaml.
| nation, and to affix to their papers their
number only, and not their name or address.
| The number drawn is retained by the per-
son drawing the same.
The examination will be conducted by the
Superintendent of Schools and the Commit
tee on Teachers and Schools. The male
principals will assist. Each question viii
be propounded on the blackboard, aD6
written answers required. Each applicant
will be required to read one or two para
graphs before the committee. at the close
of the examination the papers of each can
didate will be carefully examined and cor
rectly valued. When finished, the Commit
tee on Teachers and Schools will proceed te
open the sealed envelopes and aff1x the name!
of the candidates heretofore known only by
their drawn numbers. The names of can
didates on the order of percentage obtained
in the examination will then be reported tc
the Board for election as teachers in the pub
| lie schools. 80, t.fS'
The City School Board have adopted The
| foregoing rules in order to ascertain in tht
most impartial manner the real requirement.
of candidates presenting themselves
The secretary will notify BY mail each appli
can't selected for examination.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

The moody -Sankey Hymns-1he Gea-,
mnn Crown Prtnce.-l asE 10
= New sYoRK. November 6.-The .s.sa.. sx'
presses ldisp!eassre, that Moody and SanSey
have got. out an ipjunctionl to prevent. ano-
ther party .frem printing and circulating
their hymns. .ss! -, = st1.1,,si Z,
It is said that the Second brigade OF New
York National Guard will escertthe Germaa
Crown Prince TO the .Ceptensial.. uf>f3.'s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

CONFUSION MERcHANTs-s-We solicit youror.
ders for printing, or call at any time you may
wish to see specimens or OBJ ain estimates, feehng
assured that 1t will be to your advantage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

FUR BEAVER OvERcoATs--A large stock OF fine
fur beaver and chinchila oyercoats for sale low By
E.:B. SPENCE & SON, merchant tailors, 1900 Main
street, where can be found large stock Of ready
made clothing and furnishing goods at the lowest
price for fine goods. r,E,.;s,... .s..:., > i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

DISPATCH PRINTING HousE!-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added a well.sslected assortmen Of NEW
TYPE, which, together with, ourSIhPsoYED MA
cHrNERYo and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant us IN guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
| OF WORK at moderate figures and In The most ex-
peditious manner. hIas- G:ssfH, 3'"i h.t' ~ 49,
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Fearfai Boiler Expsoa1or

'L1sToRvILLs, 0ETARIo, November 6.--The
stxty.borse.power engine aof Hess q Co.
saw!millb exploded to-day. Nearly every
window In the town was smashed, and
many fronts ofistores blown cut. No Aves
were lost.n5s - p-It;al sER RAA 81 - .tgs.
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DISPATCH PRNTING-Hogs IA
eilities FOR the prompt execution of all kinds of
printing. Orders filed promptly and at iow prices.
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WE WANT TO IMPRESS ON THE MINDS of all our
readers that they should 70 to BoscHEN's TO buy
their boots, shoes, trunks and vaises, 500 and gil
Broad street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

THE ELMwooD COLLAR, with all the edges fold
ed, will fit better and wear loager than any other
Prove this by trying.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

MnwAUKsst. NoYemhess 6,--There, was;s
furry OF excitement here to-day on sceount
of the report that Taylor was elected Rp
terHof, but theFeport proved to be nnfosusF
ed ILudington's majority cannot be. varied
much from eight hundreds sI,Ir .s.II,,.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

CLOTHS, CoAT1NGs, and CAss1MEREs for dress
and business suits in great variety and OF all the
new styles and will be made to order in The latest
and best styles by E. B. SPENcE.& SoF, Merchant
Taflors, 500 Main street ,..,Ni .ll2s,- ---i1lf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08
!. A Gold Ranak windiur Up.

SAN FRANCISCO, November {. The direct
ors Of the National Gold Bank and Trust
Company have resolved TO wind up. The
liquidation will be effected In sixty days.
Stockholders and depositors will be paid II
full. ~ - - - 80 q -" - 80 -
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THE VIRGINIA RILEY WHIsKEY sold by GIBBS
TIAN & WHITE has been analyzed by Drs. McCaW
and Taylor and recommended as aepure medcins .
beverage Price for twe-year old, $500 per gallon
price for three:year old, $3.50 per gallon. ,,,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

AcoU,rTED.--On Saturday, In the hns'
tIngs Court, Ju6gs 3. B. Guigon presidlng,
Barnett BroWE was tried for striking ana
woundipg Frederick Wystt, and scqnsttsa'
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Mrs.TtItOu.

NEW YoRk, November 8.-Mrs. Florence
Tilton has written for q letter Of dismissal
from Plymouth church. Ss ~ =
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Go 70 HERMAN BoscHEN & BROTHERS, TO hav
your shoes or boots made. A fit guaranteed.
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Colonel NAYo's CAsE.-The trial OF Colo
nj joseph Mayo. late State Treasurer, has
Jtcl fixed Tor tomorrow.
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SAVE MONEY By having your printing done at the
DISPATCH ,PRIsTIEG-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices. and Satisfaction guaranteed. Il ~ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY A HEAVY MERINo
UEDERsHIRT from E. B. SPENCE. & Son, 1900
Main sfraet. H. -, ...t1L..I. 4. aIt ,.-f.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

BUY YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, and FURNISH
ING GOODS from E. B.SPENcE & soy, 1900 Main
street. - = -. =: -! - 5: 3. > -
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.slansxlysSiA Riestfss. ,,s, !,
,PHTssUsaHt soYsin6 6ef 3. RbeaSssissrs.
turns from Alleghany sopnty give ,Hastranft
1s, 707;; Pershfng, 1s,s4es Msiority for Hars.
rRnft, b. ;46f. s'saIT1 s@E2ss0 % i'lrs2i 5t7 f1
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To De TRIrD To-DAY.-The cases OF
Thomas Us. " oliard and Tyler uS. Parr are
10 be tried in the CiIcrit Court of Richmond
t3.lar,
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= me Casssox @ R Penny q 3, a.. and spausd,ns 3 n p.

The CaaRSox Kenny and SDauadinR.r
SAN FRaNc1sso, November l6.-Dhe testi.
mony, in theo cases Of Penny, the defaultine
clerk, and Naval tPaymaster Spaulding was
concluded. to-day. The court adjourned TO
Mare island: Ii.pu3AI nill u4 i.@gas:EsrsI . u
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France,

PAas, November s.-M. Marzac, monarch
ist deputy In the Assembly, Is dead.
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WITNESS the great. sensation at Virginia Opera.
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supRKAE CopRr Or APPEaIs, SAruRpAY.-.
Present: judges Christian, !, Anderson
Staplee, and Bauldin. sss .,

Staples, and Bauld ~ s., s, e., 80.
Myerdock. u.s.. Common wealth. Fully
argued BIZ E.sYs Cannons; .Esa, for the plain,
eif ia error and the Attorneys General for
the Commonwealth ltsl, and submitted. ss.ss &,
q .Crumpton, by; DO, srs. Wise Brotheys.
motion made by the appelees to require OF
the appellants new bond with uew2and adj
dtfional security Ruleiswarded returnable
to 4ttf December. t,s a,ss ~ ea1t'sei, III r
Ehbert and wife Ds. spiImaD, &e. 4 Motion
to dismiss dismissed bond having been tx.
ecnted since the last term. q et.2S 'r ~
Court adjourned Until Tuesday next,
when 1t is expected that Judge Moncnre will
be here If his family Is then ina conditfon
for him to leave them. go '-3sf2,i1 sf25ai
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VIRGINIA 0PERA-HoUsE Is we'll warmed and
comfortable
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uMoNEY AND MISERY p hume to the heart q
,os, fgI t{ElLti .S,Ett{ u =
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Departures OF Missio nasies4 focs Africa
ta oyit51fyt74 and Nidia..- sf9ifsi-@!
.fNEw, Yosk, November 6.-ReV..% h 5.
Yates and wife, and Lucy B. Drases mission
aries TO India; sud Mas Carrie IT. lngra-
ham, Emma Layigferns Annie Snat6, and
Nettie Smith, missionaries to- Souta Africa
sailed to-day for, the scenes of their new
fields OF labor. They go ont under the aus
ipices Of tha American Board of Foreign
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.our IN THE SNOW" Monday, Virginia Opera
'.'F - ''.+
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"MoNxY AND MISERY at opera-Housc Monday
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.NOvEMBERsS s, 1870

~-,r CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPATCH
" .yr ..,s rp,S THE CONFINED C4RCuLA-
tshA"", ar, THE OTHER DAILY. NEWS
NV, YRS OF THE CITY. e.,,tt-sl ZEEg
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! THE CASE OF Mr.. YA1pEN.

Mr.. Walden was summoned before the Po-
lice Justice on Saturday morRing, and upon
making bis appearance was required to give
five hundred dollars security to be present
as witness on Thursday next, when the
cases of Messrs. Macdougal Marxhausen,
and Morrison are to be examined. Police
man Micbaels undertook for Dir. Walden. =
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,-srK on SATURDAY was clear and
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oo. ,us..r =, n, ,,ss,otea osses
R7Tcs Soreoate7 q, 1879. Il
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T OST OR@STOLEN, ALARGE -
IL bay or bronnsh- -e9lored HORSE ~
Has small soyes on his shoalderss t0ns o. -
his bind legs was GOOD deal swollen, and the 0they
at the horse.lot. He eilhers broke away, from tn
front OF our ONCE, OF was taken on by sonit onts
Liberal ne wand wiR be paid for his return TO QUE
Office. III. b. TALlAEFkRO &sGH.
mo G.3t 81 Nos q and 8 GHlieg0 auEdtu8s6
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-19

expense Of collection is as nearly nil as that

expense of collection is as nearly nil as that
Of collecting any tax ever conceived.
| The evasions are few, if any. because the
profits of the fraud are too small to warrant
the risk of the penalty attached. In one
word, it is a tax yielding pure revenue OF
millions to the Treasury, but not one cent OF
tribute to 'protection, and for this reason
the attorneys in Congress of the protected
classes propose to have it repealed
Extravaganza Of the Governments.
From a speech delivered last Thursday in
the United States House of Representatives
by the Hon. Fernando Wood, Of New York,
we find that, leaving out the amount we have
to pay as interest upon the public debt which,
Of course, does not enter into what are called
the actual expenditures for the maintenance
of the Government, we have to pay S194 900, :
900 year for the luxury Of Radical rule
alone
This is nearly three times the actual cost of
defraying its expenses before the war, when
the sum expended never reached more than
S72, 600, 900, and was considered very extrava-
CANT at that. Mr.. Wood presented the follow
ing figures to show what We did pay under
good old Democratic rule, as compared to the
amount we have had to pay for the blessing
OF being governed by Gen. Grant and his
military family.
~ .iiis .t'pio we Huu tuaI tne expenditures
in 1858, the second year of Mr.. Buchanan's
administration, We're S72, $50, 435, while in
1874, the sixth year of the reign OF Grant,
they had amounted to the enormous sum OF
Sl94 lis, 9S5 per annum, viz:
1858 SO, 600 1872 49,. 1853, OOO, 900
1869 100, 000, 900 1873 ..... 1870, 90" goo
1870 ........1 64, coo, 900 1874 1890. 1900, 900
1871 .157 .O0O 900
This is a fearful picture to contemplate,
when We recollect that the country is in "pro-
found peace, and there are no extraordinary
expenses necessary. There is nothing now
dolla.
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ADVICE TO THE G1RLs.-Girls, Mr.. Gilmore,
the renowned conductor, is very handsome
man and there are many handsome men in
his band would it not be well for you to sug-
gest to your Charles Augustus that in order to
hear Gilmore, it will be necessary to have a
ticket in the last library drawing, and that
that event is but a few weeks off Besides,
Charles might secure a gift of few thousand
dollars, and then-well, and then
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-19
Aggregate
The Railroad War.

It appears that the railroad war, which COM
menced two or three weeks since at Chicago
and at st. Louis on eastern-bound freight, has
extended to the East, so that freight is now
taken West at rates never before dreamed of.
The Baltimore and Ohio company, it is stated,
commenced about week ago to contract for
freight from Baltimore to Chicago at fifteen
cents per hundred pounds, at the same time
declining to make special rates from New
York. This action becoming known to ship
pers in this city, at once had the effect to stop
all shipments until the Lines running direct
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-19

An Ohio woman succeeded in putting
Is, 600 pieces in bed-quilt, and was as mad
as q setting hen when pawnbroker refused to
advance her more than three dollars on it.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-19

There is one good thing about matinee
audience which overweighs the baby nuisance
Every person at a matinee does not rush out
between acts, however much he may want to
see man.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-19

Three hundred pieces OF very handsome
new spring dress goods at twelve and halt
cents yard. NJ. L. Byrne 4 Co., 163 Canal
street.