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PORT, OF NEW YORK, MAY %, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Britannia DR. Thompson, Liyerpool-RJ
steamer Bolivia tBr, Small Glasgow-Hendersoa
Steamer vnlo de Paris Fr Laehesnez, Hayre-dco
steamer Neekar GER, DoLlmon, Bremen via South.
steamer Acapulco. Gray. AspInwall-Paciac Man
:, steamer Clyde, Kennedy, Galveston via Key west-c
Steamer Knlckcrbocker Kemble, New Orleans
Steamer Jacnto. Hazard, sayannah-w Gar
steamer Champion, Lockwood Charleston--I Quln-
steamer wyanoke. Couch Norfolk, City Poin and
Rlchmond-Old Dominion steamship Co. LII
. Steamer kniga, Chichester, Georgetown DE-
steamer George W Elder Reed Batmore-old Do
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards. PmladelpnIa-James
steamer Beverly Pierce. Philadepn,a-James Hand
Steamer Eleanora Johnson Portlano-l r Amss
shnn - charles smslley San Fpsneiscoosuton / Co
BARK Premier tBr), White, Bristol, L-chas L Wright
BARK Courier de Bombay arr, Maud. cete-Edmund
Bark Ferren qtaD, canero. Naples-Fuuch, Edge a
Bark Curacao CBD. Lockhart. Curacoa-J Foukc's
Bark AdaJ Bonner Bonner. Havana-Jas Ward
Bric L Staples Harrin an Corunna-Carver 4 Barnes.
Brig Lewis clark. smith, Laguayra aud Barcelona-H
Brig A sparks Peterson, Havana-James Ward
Brig josephine (Br Canton. 81 Johns, Initiation.
srig Lily (5r, Lawrence, Halifax, Ns-J " whitney
Brig Alice Abbott lBr. Mcleod Liverpool. Ns-L \
schr chieftain Br, Fairweather Bahia -Gcorgo r
scar Cecile Anderson, Cape Haytien-B weinberg
schr q Bearse, Biaisden, Tnxpan-B d Metcalf A
schr Julia Yates, Yates Jamaica-s dc Cordova.
schr WINNER. Nash, st Reconsideration L 90.
schr Putnam Philips, Antigua-Thomas DoHni.
senr Hannah McLoon, Keen, Cardcnas--H ? Brown 4
schr Mol.O, Anterior, St Kitts-Cartwrisht HarrI-
schr Jacob Housman Ryder. Cat Island b Wen.
berg.
schr Martha Pike, Howard. Nassau, NP-B Wen
schr Kathleen Dr), Mallett, St Johns MP Nevius
schr Chambers tBr), Reed, Dorchester, Mp Ne
Schr Katie Turner. Chamberlain. st Augustine Bent
ley Gildersleeye 4 Co.
Schr Rookie Yates, Yates Key West-senner /
schr John Wright scuL satla River, Ga-overton
schr Lizzie Maui, scun. Richmond, va-Evans Bah A
Co.
sehr Margaret Lyons. stephens, Alexandria-Evans
Ball X Co.
schr cassia Jameson Jameson, Georgetown and Alex.
Schr = NJ Leonard. Gray, Georgetown, Do-D Dear.
scnr Charley wooIsey Ellis Baumore-w Chalmers
schr II Gordon, ireland, Boston-Overton law
kins
schr sea Flower. Lincoln Barnstable. Mass-st John
d Avery.
Scnr Annie J Russell chatneld. Providence-a
jackson 4
schr Crusade, Mullen orienf--Rackett Bro
Schr Ida Palmer Palmer, stamiord-stamiord mann
senr s y Goodwin, Williams. stamford-stamorl Man
ufactuTing Co
SsSBark Rosina ntaD, FOR Marseiles. was cleared
2sth BY James Henry tno, A. before TeporteD
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FOREIGN PORTS.

BERnIcr, Apri 2O--salcd schr Thos g Seed ,Bn, An
in port April So schr Annie cotter Mclaughlin from
cASDFSAs. May 27-Arrved, schr Ann Dole, Bance
Marsh Pickett NORTH % Haterasi brlss Julia Hs'ke.
HASKELL Pensacola; jessie lioyt Bri AcDonald fh
sh RsSa Sh's o Jae@e
sailed 18Th, brigs ale xanlra .Br. NTH New YORK YORK
Geyer, do 3th, ship Lancaster, Leland, Do; brig
GUITiSrLLA PR, Mayl4-ln port brig Neponset strout
for north OF Hateras schr juliet from and Tor Boston
Hose Rose, May T-Arriysl steamer Oceans Gear ,sr,
Jennlugs Liverpool wa suez Canal tw hout delay o
HAvANa NAV 2s-Arrived steamer Chas Lord Cot
Ton. New Orleans; schr George sealy Bohme, Clouces
Sailed 25th brig Lady Mary Csr Rex New YORK.
ALIFAx May ss-Arriyed, brig Empress DR. Baroa
sailed 18Th schrs Mary Greenwood Or, Barbados; \
HIESoE IsL1s6 May s-Arrived, schrs Alice, Barnard
Boston lOth Aice Higgins Newc9oImb' Meliaeet
IIsaas, GB Nay 2s-In port scnr Annie conant Hat
LrSssDuEG IS, May 2s-Arrved, brig Beta ,Br. from
s' Pc nv nsy G5 r1rS sS9 o,,,,. w
~; sehrs hy ga;nman Or, Goasdon, Boston Eoe-
boston Carrie Jones' C9lG;o5rd Sew York 9o.h Bsra
Sor Cat ana and Phadspha sis Anna sims Do
yer, savannah "a, wm McGee sheridan, New YORK,
Cleared i7th schrs Isaac Ricn, oliver New YORK ls
ChhsF MAYO Morrison, do.
NORTH SYDNEY CB, May 27-Arriyed, bark Louisa. Ray
mond, Amsterdam for orders.
sailed 2stn chas Davenport Jones Liverpool for
orders
: PicroU, Ms May 2s-saled, brig Arctic DR. for Port
land
KIcHIsUcro May 22-Arrived. bark Morning Dew CBr.
Stockton, Boston.
81 Mao, May Sin port brig Wiley Smith. milford
from Boston. diss.
~ JACo Nay l5-~Ailed. brig otter tBr Prngle, New
York: schr Island Belle. Woodnan do
ST JonSs, NJ, April 6-Arved bark Petunia tBr',
Williams Sew YorE esnd cleared May Tor Pernamsu
CO.. brig Ocroci!ius fBrl Iowse. do.
Cleared May Z brig y 4 hayiland tBD vineon e.
Johns PR
81 JoHS, SB. May 27-Arrived. schr osseo tBrl. New
York.
Arrived 2sih. brig Prospect OBr), Barbados
Cleared 18th brig Albert Dewes (Br, Port spain, e9h,
ship Vancouver BD. Scott Liverpool; bark olive tBr,
do schr Castaiia (BrJ. New York.
sailed 2slh bark Eenador (3ri, Hughes Liverpool.
Turks lsLASDs. May I3-Arriyed, schr Aide Walton.
Hamilton, Bermuda.
YORK for Jereme.
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NcIDgNrs ~ THr Mlrcu.


Mr.. r. y. Sanford had an accident with his gun,
whereby the barrel cot warped a little, aud ne
was obliged 20 discontinue shooting. General
Dakin and Mr. Yale, Who we're shooting SRarp's
CreedmOor rlics, had mlshaps with their pieces
Upon Two occasions General Dakuis snels missed
IRE. and the effects OF aim on suCA times we're, ~
course, lost. ano the mQrksman good deal put
ous o. his usual way n firing. Mr. Yale blew on
the neck 81 sheli winch remained in the chamber
Of MS Gun, and caused good ueal or difficulty In
getting i removed. M. Ai!Ord had not practised
before AZ tne new sargets AMI used strange gun
with fActOrg-mude ammunition.
tbs ANEHfCAN TEAM.
AZ On Informal meeting " the American Team,
held AZ Creedmo0r yesterday, a resolution was
passed appointing Lieutenant Colonel Q. u.
Mitchell. Inspector Of rine practice the stan
Of Mslor General snalcr, referee IN the
approaching International rife match, In
place Of General Mcmahon, VINO -
unable 70 go 70 ireland. MAJOR Il. II. Parker (who
was " charge Of the CrcedmoOr ranges yester-
dayl, senior al on the stan Of General Smaller.
bas been iuvii Ell 70 accompany the Anne rican Team
g. Ire and. Inc same nOnCr has been rendered 10
Captain Charles 4. P0st, III the stan OF General
Saaler; MAJOR H. II. Holland, OF the Third brigade,
Frst division stan, ana .dr. COughtry Secretary
o. tie Amateur Ride CLUB 81 New York
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er notice 70 CAPTAINS or VIZ ssRls BNrER.
ING THR Port ~ NEW TORK Al NIGHT ~ NJ
YoHE HrrttD has adopted drum slishng Cos - night
sigma Tor ase 90 board The HERALD rcam yacht SLOW.
Ing while burning ne soors red green, rel. channng
from the ether succession. AL can 70 seen sev
trai miles dsAaL Captains q vessels upon sscag tots
signal vi otnqs ~ preparing any marine news
they may nave ~ ne ship News Department d ihe
BHHAtn
~ fsrrons fcSrous or communicating With vessels
arriving AZ sew York can 40 % by addressing = sucn
vessels care 81 HER4tD news yacht pier No East
River. New York Letters recevedrom al parts o. tho
world 81 promptly delivered Duplicates are r..
CURED.
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YACHTING NOTES.

Yacht Meta, Bye, Mr. G. A. Being, from Glen
Cove. passed Whltesione yesterday bound Tor
Port Norris
Tie steam yacht Lurilne Mr. Philips rhrnix,
New YORK Yacht CLUB. Is nov ~ the BUILDERS
hands, being raised ABOUT niIe incnes.
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Merchants shipping agents AM shIpmasters are in
formed that BY teiegraphing 70 the HERALD London
Bureau, No i6 Fleet street or 70 tho Paris ONCE,
Rue Scribe the arrivals at anu departures from Eu-
ropean and Eastern porJs OF American and all foreign
vessels trading with the Uncl states the same viii b
cabled this county free OF charge ana pubisheL
Captains arriving and sailing from French ant
Mediterranean ports will hnd the Paris once the more
economical and expeditions for telos Graphing news
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n.nrronn y. ATLANTIC.


TIE sixth match between the Hartfords aud
AtIantics was played yesterday afternoon a. the
Union Grouncs, Williamsburg. The game re.
suited II Iayor Of the Connecticut boys ~ 4 score
or > r. :. The only marked feature 0f me contest
Was tie extremely PAD batting IN 3otn sides.
ca. u. "a a "a 81 SA. "a 81. o.
h h1..19rd .... 3 X 3 S-s
Lmn're-Nr Bodgett 81 ne Arlington Club.
4Ile aI g4l4c-tIne hour nnl thirty miuutrs
fifss oase Is ers0rs-aArlofd, unles. Atlantic.
tU.N
kaas sarnsd-usrtford, J; Atlantic 1
The leGlng was good, ana several excellent
STOPS and catches were made. con- paratlve.y
few spectators we're III attendance ana there was
bus little enthusiasm displayed. The following i
tie score
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nARITTiIE MLsCELLANY.

sryIwER BosussrA OBr), arrived NJ savanilla May u
from Laguayra. and on the morning o. the 18th vas
found 90 he on Are The passengers and cargo wero
discharged great par 81 the latter being damaged W
An Of the IAN.
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steamers Britannic Bu, tor Liverpool Egypt b.,
d., CITY Oi Brussels fkr, do Bolivia lBu. Glasgow
Nime de PERI ~, Hayrsi Neckar fgsrl, Bremen, APPS
thrl, Kingston, ~ Acapulco, Aspinwau; Clyde, Gat
weston via Key Vest KulcNCrb0cAer New Orleans san
gacinto sayarnsn Champion Chariestou Mvanoke \,
Richmond, &C; Is Knight, Georgetown. DOS george W
Elder, baltimore bark Algeria tBr, London brigs
Ina ar Richmond spring ,Br), Lisncn, s.hrs Lizzie
Ives. 81 Croix, winner 81 Thomas
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CRIOKET.

The Manhattan Cricket Club, o. Brooklyn,
opened their season yesterday On the Prospect
PARK Grounds The siie captslned by A. Gilbert
Won We match, scoung = Eaus 70 ~ Iof
AcD0naad'g slQs.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED NJ THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LlSI

HERALD wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LlSI
steamer Atlas Csr, Low, Santa ssr.ha Nay says
sou 2Sth, With mdse anu passengers 70 pm lorwoo1
70 Nay pe jonas SB soaan o ae ih
place passed ship Hampton Court Of London, from
heavy gale RON SE sstn la e - oG Il 81 passed
oaTs G scneaso woe WY Gr days
with naval stores ana cotton 70 = CLYDE 70.
ana u the Old Domnop "a
,as46 e & waa Co Hsd a Ia T empty
BARK Suova Principle qtaD. Bosso, Antwerp - days,
BARK DR. Fsix cIer). AaupL Hamburg 81 days with
N sSrS aaaeS AusJ Premuda carlforte q days in BAL.
las e master paied SSra R Agr 4 a.. ~
coFee 70 Dsexel, Morgan Go vessel q = Mccall (
81 q lon s 81 enchanged sgRais With snip Aida
S S9gnO brig Ksakdn rom Rio Jsnero 10, Hampton
Goaas since pat into s. Thomas ieaky.;, :. y. 60
nillA PIX u DAYS with sugar and molAsses = I
BIG lropic Bird Kora cienfuesos via Delaware
Breakwater = days, with molasses . James Elwe
schr Lena Breed sulwsn, Jacksonville days. Win
lumber 10 Wilson Godfrey.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GArk
BOUND soUrR-
steamer city q Fitchburg Springer New Bedforl fos
New Yors. win mdse AMI oAssengers
steamer sonvar, Geer New London for New YORK
Brig Benz Carver. smart Bangor Tor New York with
sehr Mnnie Taylor, TAYLOR Gorce. wcA VIA New
port new YORK. ~ days with peanuts 70 Pollock
chr Helen. Perry. New Bedford for New York.
schr sarah Thompson, Hall, New Bedford for New
scnr ARIEL, johnson Providence FOR New YORK.
schr Ann ELIZA CasweiL Newport FOR New Ysrk
tchr Aida. Knowles Newport ior New YORK
schr Earl, cunningham, ellsworth for ROndoat WITH
schr Albert r6sTo. Bingham, Provioenes foE sew
schr John crockford Hart Proviaenee Tor New YORK.
scar y 4 RAND; Philips Bosi,n for fhiadslpna;
scnr LeAnOrg, Fitch, Newport Tor sew YORK viii All
70
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MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
Last Day Of The Spring Racing Meet
ing at Baltimore
YOUR EXCITING EVENTS.
Risk, Galway, Botany Bay and
Trouble the Winners.
BALTIMORE. Nd. Nav .. 1875.

lhls afternoon 20 witness the mar events ~ the
spnag racing meeting and well were they re-
paid for their time OF the four races which
came on each was Gneiy contested from start 70
nuisn ana gave general satisfaction. The steepie
rnase was an event that wtlllong be remembered
Five horses started four Of wh!c1 ran all
through he race making the jumps over walls
water, hurdles and bitches without i mistake
ana finishing 20 close together that twenty yards
nom home the winner was IN doubt
DASH or oNE NILE.
Tue nrst race aas 4 dash 81 one mile, or three
Tearods purse " $3.50 for tue first horse anu
$50 to the second colts t. carry 100 lbs. hlIes
ana geldings allowed lDs.; winners o.
any stake TINS year 70 carry rs. extra.
Eigut horses came T. the post. These were
Iouu r. ChamberlIn's chestnut nly Scramble,
} star DAVIS, dam skedadale; L. A. ClaDaugn's
chestnut hly Violet by Y4uNhal, Dam Mary Wat
son; p Lorinard's bay colt RISK BY Revolver,
dam syren D. J. Bannatynes bay colt Emwood,
b. haywood, Gam LARK; oden Bowies GROWN coz
HolnrooK BY Bayw. %, dam Gonea, ana chest
uut colt ore Knob, ~ Dickens, uan shpperi r. Z.
ana ". r Davis DAY Oily Jest, - haywood, dam
Las, and D. j Crouse's bay lly Daisy Miner by
Revolver, dam Sspper Scramble WAS ne favor
ite ana RISK the ssco Choice
rus EAcg.
Scramble was nrst away, Elmwood second, RISK
tLird,> Violet fourth, jest NTH, ore KNOB SIKH,
DAISY MliieT seventh. RISK ran 70 the front on the
turn ana showed me way At the quarter pole,
Emwood second Violet third, Scramble fourth,
ore Knob nfth, lest slXth, Daisy Miller seventh.
Gong down the backstretch RISK sun led the
aeld, Daisy miller running Into second place, ore
Knob III 70. scramble fourth, Elmnood fifth, lest
sixth, violet seventh ana Ho.brook eighth. ELM
WOOD ooired across tie track on the
lower turn and tnterlered with the horses follow
ING uim As they struggled into the homestretch
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM piFFHk
n ent states; legal everywhere; deseruo1 40. sun
cient cause no publicity required nQ cNArs thth ~
yorce granted advice free. ~ HOUSE, 0rney.
lgi Broadway.
, RsOTurR DIVORCES OBTAINED From Dis.
"A ferent states fornnmerous cansesT ne puhtey ,rc
ices IN advance. FREDERICK L. KING, Lawyer. OK
Broadway. Residence oficos-ho Eighth srtet, near
Ihrd avenue
I-VRRYBODY SHOULD co To SO vaSEY sIRRIr
IL and get bargains which being offered ally ID
TEAS COFFEEs, FLOUR AND GgODERlES
THOMAS * AGNEW 80 Yeseg s,roet
~ o. CARRfN0TONs STORAGE WAREH0UsEs
W. tor the safe keeping 81 valuAbies al tnds ~
goods We manufacture = prepalau0n watch 4 lpnhcd
Ia fura furniture. &C, AMI makes them mIt proof
Principal ONCE 33i Fhirt avenue. branch 0Iees ~.
East twenty second street 1nd IzSi Broadway
DHRUMATfsM, NEURALGIA AND DEBILITY BF.
~ feetuay cured ~ Dr. PR0TIS. Cures also all
other lnveierate diseaseS complaints and blood pur
ties Twenty Eears medical practice. once - hold y.
RIO CONTRACTORs-sEAbED PROPOSALS WILL
be received Tor the cou lrueton % water WorEs
for the city Of sUuth N0rwaE For pnrucni4rg iuQulro
~ the ONCE VI the Board of Water Commissioners,
soGih Norvak, Coma, May = 1919.
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rHnADELFHIA ". ATnLITrr.

FHTLANtIFUFt, Nay n ltTh.
a game q base ban between tte rhlla7e lpnias
aud AtEleucs resulted 10 favor q Tie after by
score VI 10 =
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- 80 ~

in the opening game y tne season 'or the
Wnlism KnlseieJ Base Bal Cln1 % 10 Elysan
Fleos yesterday, the following score W4s nade'--
Ras
william Kniseey co............ .......... Is
TrW
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POINT BREEZE PARK.

WHITE CLOUD AND FRANK = THE WINNERS
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, My - 1875.
The following are summaries u the last days
races AZ Point Breeze
FiRsr RAcF-Por horses of . IA class; purse
81 -no. eUtn to tUn Nrgr $40 III rue sQgDuI ami
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SPOKEN.
NOTICE 10 MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS,

ship Mary Il stone Phnney, from Boston Tor sas
Francisco about April !, late :, Ion
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

pArrs ~ nRrARTUEB IRON XIV Yoax ToR rHH
MONTH OF JUNE.
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To Tax Collectors.

CIRCULAR No. 2.-SERIES OF 1878
STATE OF LOUISIANA. Auditors Office. ,
New Orleans, Mny Is, 1875.
II EREWITH yon will find a pamphlct
- copy OF the revenue laws now in force
which has been carefully compiled espcci.lIv
tor Your guidance in enforcing rigid cnliac.
ton OF the States revenue.
Carefully studied and enforced. Won will
need little else to guide you in the nroncr
performance of your duties. fo'
ACT NO. Z. extra session of 1871. fiji. a.r
approved was, by its title, intended r. .r,
ply to overfowed lands only. Yon VIII
however. receive taxes on ali mast years;
assessments. without adding the twenty fvn
per cent per annum penalties. up to and in,
ciuding October 81. 1875, unless nurt;ns j.,
interest Obtain an Injunction against the on
erationS OF section three of said act. wlrr
you VIII he advised by mail or telegram. i,,
winch ease you will enforce collections wifi,
pen'itics az before the issue of this circular:
hecordation and redemption fees. or CONT
costs. II any have accrued, must be. collect,I
in all cases. - oo'''''e"
GU will observe that this act, while II re-
nits the penalties. does in fowise poatpon.,
Ihe collection OF taxes, and hence Won arc
expected to press the payment Of ail dclin-
l"eht ana tho usual proportion of current
taxes at once Licenses now due must ali L.,
pald. or proceedings Instituted under tho
provisions OF act No ~ of 1875, within this
present quarter. CHAS CLINTON.
jun5 and;t.r
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and one victory, although New Or
leans clubs were ahead ON the day.
The balloon ascension of Professor
Chevalier on Sunday was frustrated
I by foul weather. "A premature ascen-
sion was made, and the Professor was
rewarded for his hazardous attempt
by being dropped on Metairie ridge
out of the upturned basket. Fortu-
nately, his injuries are notof a serious
character, and we must wish him bet
ter luck next time.
The latest murder in the interior
reported to Governor Kellogg is that
OF the Tax Collector Of Grant parish,
G. II. Radetski, shot by ex-Sheriff
John Mccoy. Mccoy was arrested.
Judge Baker of Bossierj writes that
within thirty miles Of Bellevue, nine
murders have been committed within
sixty days. Charge these to the
White League spirit of the interior,
and let them rub out the stain at their
leisure. Talk about reform in dollars
and cents Reform is something deep
er, when applied to Louisiana,-it
means the creation Of public senti-
ment i'll opposition to the crime of
murder, expressed in the prompt sup
port Of officials in the execution of
the statutes for its punishment. It
does not exist in q large portion of
the State, and especially in that por-
ton where the White League has un-
disputed control. They can not avoid
the responsibility. More anon.
GENERAL OBSERVER.
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Proceedings of Common Council,
Town of Donaldsonville.
SPECIAL MEETING.


MAYORS OFFICE, July 18th. 1873.
The Council met this day ut o'clock P
~, Mayor Terrio in the chair.
Members present.. Z. Rodrgue, Johu
Martinez. Aldermen LIST ward Jos Ferrier,
A. Ross, Aldermen 2nd ward: Jos. Arnaud.
Z. J, Duke, Aldermen 3rl ward.
The reading Of the minutes of the last
meeting was dispensed with
On motion of dos. Terrier duly seconded.
the following resolution was adopted:
Resoieed, That claim of $4,000 be en-
tered against the United States government
through Messrs. John Ray and j. G. Rich
ardson, tor property destroyed during the
late war, and chat the Mayor and Finance
Committee be empowered to prosecute said
claim IN the name cfthe Town Of Donaldson
vile.
Resalres further, That the Treasurer, be
authorized 70 pay to Nessrs. John RAY and
j. u. Richardson the sum of Five Dollar,
On motion duly seeoEdel, the Council add
jourued sine die
\ true copy:
DAVID ISRAEL, Secretary.
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ST. VINCENT'S INSTITUTION.
DOnaldsOny1Ile. In.

The public are informed that the SISTERS
OF CHARITY will open
BOARDING. SCHOOL
on the 1st September. 1875, in the aboy.
| named healthful little village.
They who may object to send their chill
dren to a more Northern latitude, will find
IN this Institution the facilities for a Chris
tan and refined education; the course Of
instruction being the same ia that pursued
at st. Joseph's Academy. Emmettsburs
Maryland. of which it liz branch.
The healthy atmosphere of this beautiful
spot. situated at tho junction Of the Mis.is.
sippi River and the Bayou Lafourche and
the readiness with which it can be reached
both by railway and water, render 1t very
desirable.
The buildings and grounds are spacious
and eommodious-wcll suited to an institution
of this kind. The Sisters, III consideration of
the changed condition of the South, have
reduced the terms to half price
The scholastic year is divided into two
sessions OF five months e:ch-the first COM
meHcing LIST September, the second lat Feb
ruary.
Terms per Scsxion-Payable in
Advance:
Board and tuition, including
washing, mendins. bed aud
bedding -.---...--,--...s75 per session.
NJ. lCU = IUrns'i
French language. 10 ;.
tapestry. painting. etc.. extra charges.
Music at Professors price,
looks and stationery furnished at current
prices.
\ term co1giaei,ecd will be considered
term co'nl'leted-Ao deduction being made
IL: absence
For further particulars, references can be
!aadc ir person to the different Institutions
OF New Orleans, ~ by letter to the Sisters of
The Institution, at Donaleisonvillc.
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In the shooting MATCHES at Wimble.
don, England, participated in By En-
gl'sh, Scotch, Irish and American
.'Stiemen, pew laurels have heen won
BY the latter Major Fulton was the
winner 2 of a challenge cup open to all
competitors, while Mr.. Coleman car
RED off tue Rife Association cup. The
wonderful accuracy Of the marksman-
sa'p Of tie Americans caused aston
ishn'ent aat admiration among our
British cousins. 1r the match tor tho
Elch" challenge shield, shot by the
irish, Scotch apd English teams, the
following scores wero made out Of a
possible 1900: Irien 1906, scotcl. 1863,
English 1902. This contest vas re-
.-narkably close, and the winners may
be said to have captured the prize
:" by the skin Of their teeth"
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-07-24
To Tax Collectors.
CIRCULAR No. 3-sERIEs OF 1877

CIRCULAR no. a-SERIES OF IS75
STATE OF LOUISIANA. Auditors Office. ,
New Orleans, June 9Th. 1875
'>AA COLLECTORS are reminded Of tho
-; necessity to enforce the payment Of all
d1'riI" the present mouth. and prior TO their
quarterly settlement due July i. proximo.
lou are required to enforce all such col
iee1lons at once, aud TO this csd yon will Wig
@ro'tsly proceed under the provisions OF ac.
hhef instructions heretofore issued in
sifruiar NO: :, you will continue to collect
aclhinent faxes without penalties up to and
including june 80. From and after that date
await further instructions. pending the re-
ceipt OF which you will cease to collect ~
above without penalties.
CHAS. CLINTON
JaAi@ Auditnr