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National Republican., 1875-12-02
How I, Fight Jack Frost.

Now Il a. ths frost king has come with his
myriad of satellites, rheumatism, neuralgia,
prolific noses and others Of their tribe the great
question is how to fight the enemy. 1t is ques-
tlon that comes homo alike to the rich, clad in
their furs and the poor, shivering in their we'll
worn garments. Fire is the only efectual weapon.
A good roaring, cracking fire on the hearth will
frighten away all Of the numerous train Of the
npping king. When there is such q firm as
Stephenson 4 Bro. In the city no one has an ex-
cuse for exposing himself to the cold. With the
ample facilities afforded them by their spacious
yards for the reception Of coal and wood at the
foot of Seventh street. they are enabled to buy in
larger quantities and to sell cheaper than other
firms. They are also the solo manufacturers Of
Stephensonss patent bundled kindling wood.
Orders left at their branch once. 1z1s Pennsyl-
vnnia avenue. will receive prompt attention.
National Republican., 1875-12-02
MunioiraI Election In Aueuuta. Georris

AuGusrA, Dec. 1.-Hon. Charles Egtes was re-
elected mayor by six hundred and eighty eight
yesterday.
The last day Of tho Augusta Jockey Club races,
halfmile DASH: First Chance first; Mollie Dag-
ling, second; Lottio Moore, third Time 1asK.
Nile heats, best two IN three Abdel Rose, first;
Larry Hart, second; Hartland, third; Century,
fourth. Time, 1:4sjx. Second heat, Larry Hart,
FIRST; Hartlsnd second; Abdel Rose, third; Cen
nrst; Abdel Rose, second. Time, 1;ls15.
National Republican., 1875-12-02
Five LAST Ei0ht

AAst night about 9ss5 O'Clock an alarm of nrc
NAs turned in from box 6l2 caused by fire being
: o3eSVered in building corner of Seventh and
Maryland avenue northeast, used by Messrs. Mar
- Paul as a wood, coal and feed store. which
vas totally destroyed. Loss. $50. Covered by
n Insurance of $500. 1t was undoubtedly the
Hsrk Of an incendiary
National Republican., 1875-12-02

This court disposed Of the following cases yes
Robert Blackburn, perjury; he having fit was
aneged) sworn falsely on the trial Of Edward
Sook in the Police Court IN August last as fol-
LOVE- - aenyefcd 10 Edward Cook, sexton Of
aaimony cenetery, the dead body of my infant
child, ana PAID the said Cock two dollars for rc-
eeiying the dend body, whereas In truth and fact
the body Was not delivered to Cook. Quite q
number Of witnesses were sworn. whcn the Dis-
trict attorney said he did not think the eridencc
would justify verdict Of conviction: and The iury
returned q verdict Of not guilty.
Rachael Brown, charged with keeping bavdy-
house, was found guilty and fine Of 800 in
posed. -
Sophia johnson, keeping q bawdy house: YER
dict, guilty" !" but Sophia was not present and
the Court Issued a bench-Warrant for her arrest.
Levi Washington, larceny Of one dog; verdict
"not guilty. and Levi was released.
Wat Hawkins, alias John Hawkins. assault
with intent 70 kill John Alcorn. BY striking him
On the head with large stone, In October last;
verdict guilty and Wat sentenced to three
years in tho penitentiary at hard labor.
Adjourned until to-day OF 10 o'clock.
National Republican., 1875-12-02
EXCURSIONS.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY


I lsT OF NEW BOOKS Received AND
1<Ior sale at sHILLINGrdN'S BOOKsTORE,
corner pour. and = half street and Penna. ave:
inieliee, BY tugu "a J. Ev ms. anIhor OF s.St.
mo. Bueis h y 'Vashti and fDez, ~ the best and
most sHeeessfut new Is ever writ5sn
noi On ID Rell novel. By The author OF sour
an Island Pearl. A Christmas Story. By B. L.
Hostsges to Fortune. A novel. BY
Miss NJ. e. Braddon. E3Tf5kE
,oS! s1ss ,.j Ts:d:: s:5. Their Modern Gus EEkgH
Form Legends illustrated BySkHkl8~
III Carleton. author o4 .Farm B .ilads.,,
meltnaa- the Caooeeer; or, sport In Ashanti. A
tale of the Gold Coast.
HigEL6y-Pig eledy: or, Stories for Everybody
ana kvery hodyfs Children. =
international Postage Stamp AIbum. illustrated
with l.ooo engrzvtngs IS eier- Waliy. aTaie Of the
9Jrol" .sIhe esldervood recret. ;, by the author
OF f"Joseph the JeS.n and "A Sack OF Gold. "a
Text Beok Of Human thysIoegy," designed Tor
TIE use Of practitioners AMI stud, nts OF m-icine
BY ustin Flint. NJ. ID. .sThe New t:hatterbox.
nanr se meiy bound. N rFueTlts . Journal, A
Story for Girls. >, by the author OF s.RutIedge.f
Isl. Gorge and 81. Michael by g. o. NJ lcdonaId
Writing Paper. Blank Books. Pass Books, Memo4
rapo um Books. Di,ries, and everything in the sta
uener' line, for sale At shllingt0 Bookstore.
National Republican., 1875-12-02
RansralInu,rnrinn

Hr. L Nevmyer will be pleased to wait on his
1bncB and the public generally at No. 6l5 Penn
e1lVania avenue, under the Metropolitan hotel.
Owing to the energy and success OF Messrs. 1.
IAnburRer Sons A. manufacturers, am en-
aAlsd to sell frstclass garments (oTercoa;s busI-
n8se and dress suits and ehildrenis clothingl at
1pFsT prices than heretofore offered.
National Republican., 1875-12-02
District Finances.

Mr.. John F. Cook, collector Of the District, hal
submitted his report Of collections during thC
Nsnths Of October and November, 1875, on &C
ossnt Of tax sales Of June %, 1875. From Wash
Angton city, for the year ending June 80, 1876
oBs.s5; advertising, 1875, Slo.Tl; total s24s.eS.
National Republican., 1875-12-02
Marriage Licenses,

Hos following msrTisgs licenses were issHed
-yssssrday: George J. BsckerT- and Mary Wolff !;
Jnnts a. KolT and Florence G. McEIfresh;
1shard Harrison and Clara Sticks: William J.
J.pEef and Sarah ]. jackson; Wills ToIlfver
I'D EHma RrooEer.
National Republican., 1875-12-02
Roviue Associatiou.

SPRIEGFIELD, MASS, Dec. LAT the annual
meeting Of the Rowing Association Of American
colleges to-day, Mr.. Stevens Of Bowdoin, was
chosen president; Mr.. Warner, Of Trinity vlce
president: Mr.. Cauldwell, Of Hamilton, secretary,
and Mr.. Haynes, Of Williams, treasurer. Trinity
was re-admitted 60 the association.
National Republican., 1875-12-02
steamer Burned.
Rnhher ana canoina.

DETROIT, Mich, December 1.-The steamer
Phil Sheridan was burned on Lake Erie yester-
day. No lives lost. She was valued st $4,000.
National Republican., 1875-12-02
GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY
KIiIIc Ol IEI IIRI COTESSleEIE
NV ENGINE Company 10 Be ORGANIZED
TALK or THE OLDEST INHABITANTS
sLuvEn FOOT OF TINE DEMOcRAcY

,SsuIre Clark Speaks a Little Piece
Dr. blake and Mr Bestor Answer Him
-GiPIs' Reform :scho0l-GOed Tenn,
RiaTs-ImpOrtant MisecllR.
nesus Locals OF General Interest.
National Republican., 1875-12-02
N Z W B o o rs

N E W BooKs
WARREN CHOATE 4 CO.'S
Infelico; the new novel by Augusta
Evans, snther of s'st. klmo." EHIlkM
"Beuiah,r &C.: q. AE@Mk
West Indian Pickles; Diary OF
W. B Taiboys; n.D.
The Miller silcott' Mills: by Mrs Deslonde, O. 20
Bible Lands; Their No dern Uustoms aud Kan
ners: BY Rev. Henry J. Van Lenntpp; handsome
sve. volume profasely illusirstsd; S.
John Todd. The Story of HIS Life; a "a.
The A bede Of Snow; A Tour from chin Sc Thibet
to Indian ancussus: by An.irew Wilson; e. IS.
Rocts Ahead: by w. Z. Grey, asthor or ''Bnig-
The Bird and the Bell; BY C I. P.cranch; a.
All the other new books- Splenaid stock OF books
and articles for the holidays. Full display ready
: ecembtr I. Subscriptions for all the Magazines
received. Agents here Tor the Sritlsh Quarttrlies
and HBlackWood'sr Nov Is the time to sub
scribe New and beautiful Chrouios. Notices and
blower Pieces. Immense variety OF Jnvenf Pic
ture Books Beautiful vines Of artihyial Ivy. rose
,geranium and Autumn Leaves. suitable for dee
Grating parlors and schOol-Iooms; q beautiful and
permsnent ornament AYrezt many novelties or
home and foreign manufacture Call and ex anime,
WARREN CHOATE & CO.,
Ie1non Row, corner Pa. are. and Tenth st.
National Republican., 1875-12-02
AMuse MENTs.
Ham Won Bulox.
FIRsr CoNcERT-PART I

The following are the programmes OF the Won
Bulov concerts on the evenings Of the 7th and ON
Of December, at Lincoln Hall:
FIRST coHeERT-PARr 4.
J. S. Bach. Qsss-l75o.) Fantaisie chromatique
ct Fugue. Gavotte In ID minor. L v. Beetho.
seS.ilo sSnna %nu.P sPuPi PT..sS no. q
la Separations" Mas Lzzie Oronyn.
7. Nendelssohn, tlsoelss7.) Four songs with.
g, No. I. I. Chopin. Cislolsss.l NOeturne. opus
Bsrceuse, opus ST. Poionaise, opus So Gordi.
sisni. 40, Ssntissims verRine.p Rublnsteiu.
7. Idszt usl1- } vsneIia Nspoii. Condo.
nera Tarantella.
SECOND coxcERT-PARTI
L. V. Beethoven ll77Ols27.) Sonata Appassion.
alta: Opus 81 IN y Minor; Allegro assai-An-
dante con moto-Anegro Q presto. r. Wagner
Dutchman:'' )Grand March (froms an nhausef,' %
aITauged BY Llsrt; Mercadantc, La Prcee Delp
0rfana; Gomez, Canzonetta (from Salvador.
PARr.u.
scarIatti lsso-l7oO.) Cats Fugue. J. S. Bach.
(1oeelT5o;) Sarabanee ct Passepied; q. Handel
Qestl1s9.l Chaeonne;. Mozart ll75e-179l:l Mem
DsI Ct Ggne F. s. Schubert @S g5gis Two I'm
Valse-Qapriee; arranged BY Liszt Mozart
Aria '.TOi che Sapete, Nozre di Figaro. Rossini.
4utltos kA1oieTOl <lleo llLLle CrOuyn- u. LlelL-
Qsn ~ RicordanEa, Etude dc Concert: Ma
zurka Brillante; Hungarian Rhapsody, No. Il.
dedicated to Joachim.)
The Hamlet Of Mccullough.
PERHAPS there is no conception Of Shakspcare's
wonderful genius so marvellous in all that const-
tutes intellectual power, combined with spiritual
intuition, as the play ofsHanletr Tho literary
world has for ages exhausted the resources of critl
cism in attempting to mako clear ths true mean
ing Of this mastery production
To Mccullough is duo the merit OF having on
riched the world by drawing aside the mystic
drapery with which Shakespeare surrounded the
beautiful ideal, as well as the sublime truth which
the play Of Hamlet is Intended to o.. forth.
That IDEAL and that truth Is the same upon which
Swedenborg founded n religion. ..Hamlctr n
conjugial love dramatized. The interest Of tho
play is centered in tho son. who is also the lover
This conception Of Shakspcares masterpiece fur
nishes the key with which Mccullough unlocks
the hidden meanings Of the immortal author.
This Il manifested, but only slightly In the drSt
part OF the piece; but the idea Is gradnaly deTol
oped until II eliminates In the act where Hamlet
takes leave Of Ophelia. The acting Of Mr. Ne
Cullough IN this scene is simply superb From
scene the action advances with all the frenzy Of
human heart that, having bad it's faith IN woman
destroyed through Q degraded mother, and ths
loved, has literally s'died unto the world. y and
unto whom all the uses Of life sbecoms stsis q st
ara uuprohtablc.p This frenzy is infepsI6od 10
the scele between Hamlet and his mocher It
reaches its climax at opheliss grave. Afseftaas
National Republican., 1875-12-02
ne Netropolil sarinrr BANK.

Dor. ofSsventh street and Louisiana avenue, psys
ave per cent interest or all deposits made On or
Before the ID Of each month. Saml. Eorment,
Rrshidsuti J. A. Rua, cashier. Trustees, SanL
Nerment, Nicholas Acker, John II. Goddard. J Jas.
9. EoNefds. Geo. r. Thompson, H. 6trssDurger,
lanes Il baTbour, W. b. ClaRgett and b. h.
Warne7.
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NJ EW ID o o ks
~ For sale by
WI. so. b. MORRISON,
Law Booksellers and Publishers,
1PEHNsYIvANTAA Avr

Deety on Federal Procedure.
u. g. Commissioners Manual. AIl1EW
Financial History Of the War; OF zalAN$
the Legal Tender Paper Money is-4T
sued curing the ktbellion. By ysAzn0
spaulding.
Law and Practice of Patents and Inventions.
By W. y. Agnew, London.
Bulien q Leake's Preeedents OF PleaaIngs; ID
edition: London.
Court Of Claims Reports; vol. 10.
American Law Eiecttons. McCrAry.
Commentaries on the Law Of England. brown
hadlsy.
Law o. Taxation. Hiliard.
Massachusetts supreme Court reports; vol. III.
New York Court Of A ppeAls reports; vol. S.
Blstehford-s Circuit Court R. ports; vol u.
Bishop on the Law OF Married W.men; vel. 2.
eherman's Historical Raid; The Memoirs In the
Light Of the Record. Boynton.
Origin OF Our Alphsbet. By j. Enthofer.
Mrs: Dahlgren's Etiquette OF Washington City;
I'd edition.
1875. no11tf
National Republican., 1875-12-02
charlss o,conor.

NEW YoRK, Dee. 1.-The condition OF CHARLES
oocDor is unchanged, His Physicians Eay his
chances for recovery are SMALL
National Republican., 1875-12-02
THE COURTS.
Circuit court-chisf yu,tie. cartter.

1856. Blonham & Cats VS.. Fletcher; continued.
1sT. Blonham & Cats vs. Fletcher; continued
III. Carson VS.. Ryan; still on trial.
At O'Clock the court adjourned, upon motion
Of Judge Norris, out Of respect TO the memory Of
Charles p. Harman, deceased, late o member Of
the bar.
National Republican., 1875-12-02

i yEMBEB ~ Tvsry Ni,bt Snd Wss.ssd,- 80
tna saturday Astinees. EDga5 ement ofthe cele-
.Lsteo netropolitsn Ballet Troupe, consisting OF
si, ONE ladi.s First aPp-arance In this
~ ~ in1 y 1eEned Buritsqus sud Lyric Artist
serIa-1 ~. vnS.E:s tngaysmeht Of the popular
EBeeTTfnt o. he esl9 erated EnEiEh scrohsts the
cens nional and Comedy DrsmF, IN three aet = en-
utitd LOST: OR, OUT IN THE 'WuRfD nolia -
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Important.

We sseH II Important to taxpayers. to know
that hey esn row obtaina 3 large discount 0.
ttslr rpseial inpsoEsnsnt tax bills, by payinr
1i'' rs -Four r .Sal..s = 1ar ssIs 4 sIss;,. No;
National Republican., 1875-12-02
JAMES H. McGTLL
ARCHITECT

a o. weerins appsrsi csn Be- old o ~ vsf1 bes,
.ovsntafe ~ nddfeeeing ur calling On JUSxH. 0s
sss s:s.sss ~ :.s:ss.s - ssssas s.:s .st:ssc -
National Republican., 1875-12-02
Auction Sales To-day.

By Duncansou Bros:
At 7:31 O'Clock, high-elass modern eli paintings,
from eminent American and European cascls, st
avenue.
BY w. L. Wall q Co.:
oilcloths, &c.
BY Downman Green:
At O'Clock. valuable improved real estate on
the east side Of Twelfth street, between b and q
southeast.
At O'Clock, valuable improved and we'll 10.
Gated real estate, consisting OF tuo frame dwell
lngs, on Fourteenth street, between Il and i
northwest.
By Young Middleton:
AZ a:n o'clock, large four.story brick house
ane store, sitgsted on the corner Of Seventh and
BY Thos. Dovling:
At O'Clock, . very eomfortable threeL sfoxv
brick dwelling house and lot on me uorth rfds II
d street, between Fourteenth ana fIitssnth
National Republican., 1875-12-02

TEE WAY s'to minister 10 . mind diseasedp 10 to
protoxide Of iron, which Elves strength spd yiror
to the whole system restores the digestive organs
20 perfect health, thereby restoring the mind to
It's natural vigor.
BEAuTIyuL gilt PARLoR PAPxk,
Is and 80 cents, and mica window shades for e71<
cenfs and q each, ready made. Paper hung 81
the best workmen. at lowest prices, at Tubmsn'k
lls Ninth street northwest
Tzussforp IvoxY PzAxL roerz Pcvpu
uyed daily viii keep the teeth clean, white md
s,und, the gumg healthy and the breath sHoek
twenty-five and my cents per bottls.
Jouvxu'B 1HoDoRouB KID-,7Lovz OLnArn
wili rsnovsts sofied gloves thoruuxhiy snd
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottls.
THOMPSON foKAD1 OPTI1n 70 equal 70 ne
osst Ersnchs and but bali the prics Twenty-Five
VILLA 61RnuoTauIu9 PLA9Txno are IN
vsry besk All sold bv druRzfsts.
National Republican., 1875-12-02
GIRLS Reform SCHOOL.
Tribute to Henry Wilson.


At regular meeting of the board Of trustees
Of the Girls Reform School, held yesterday at 4
p p. at Woman's Club rooms, the president of
the board, Mrs. Spencer, said: 'sWhen our work
in behalf ofthe outcasts first began, and the war
fare gninst us was mUst relentless and cruel
Henry Wilson, then United States Senator called
upon me and said: 4 have watched this unequal
contest OF might against right with the deepest
interest. am used TO battles against prejudice
and ignorance; but let me say i am proud 70 take
your hand. When you need my help you shall
The board then
Resolred, That this association mourn the loss
in Henry Wilson OF a clear headed, large hearted
throng when IT oppressed tho weak and defended
the strong.
Resolred, That in the general esteem in which
the life Of this man is held see foreshaiowed a
keener insight, q finer sense Of justice. a wiser
statesmanehip, which Will secure the ultimate
success Of the cause in which we labor.
The board authorized the president to prepared
brief memorial in behalf Of Girls Reform
School for presentation in both houses Of Con-
gress at the approaching session.
National Republican., 1875-12-02
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
orininsl Court-Judge MaeArthur.

Cases numbered lsl, III, zoo, 81, 81 sss4, IS, 10
81 1s2 40, 10, 1904 l3s, lss, lto 2sf 3s, A., 10
lo3, 1885, LIS and 12s
National Republican., 1875-12-02
TIE NEw BOOKS

TIE NEW BOOKS
Roderick Hudson, by H. James, IT,, O..
Rose and Roof Tree, by G.. P. La
'iSS; Fs8eSs sl;s P.lnters and Painting. By zAkAM
Mrs. shedd: Illustrated: e5. AIT
Studies IRON Raphael, with His NME1ZW
torical and Critical Notes, with hellotype lustra-
Tasehi,s rngrsvings, from Frescos by correegio
and Parmegfano. with heltotype Illustrations; 1l0.
lie Comte de Paris History OF the War; vol.
1; t350
Prose Biseellanies, from Heine; o. 80.
large JOB LOT OF excellent Books, In cloth
tindIng, many Of which were pn9lished at $50
volume. sold II the uniform price OF 50 cents At
SOLOMONS 4 CHAPMAN-6,
Arcufs f0r Laurencess tsPurs Linen, PaDsrS,
uO16-tf m Pnuugylrnula Az uuo.
National Republican., 1875-12-02
BARLOW'S
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.

@~ NeHHsJHFAHIh hVonues
The Prblie are invited to examine INV s,o.k
kAETiNGS, ENGRAVINGS. OHROMAs Pt1O
10 p100ShAPH HS SLlTHoGRAPHS, PAINTTN6a OHr,
fOtSElAINs sc. They srF The same qaSiitS a.
r. ho ,h u al rst-elass gal -.tes OF New York and
o-i. KAhts NJ for Mirrors and on Paintings made 70
ofUer OF the newest patterns. Also. Framea =
every description for EneraviDgs Photo@anbss.
fsntings on Porcelain, Wreaths and Aat1mn
Mats o. every description made TO order. Pauae-
Partouts IN great variety. Sold Silver and OonnSr.
VIE. = ais, Every article guaranteed a. ren-
ressnted P1etures arranged and hung for eaIleries
ana private residences Old Fran es Regilf.
$3.50, ,rr,n.,r n. N. BARROW b.
Suv MuOD ENGBAVINGS for scrap-6ookE
National Republican., 1875-12-02
BLANK BOOKS
BOOTS AND SHOES.

gHoEsi sHoEs.,
Ladies, Fog Caters from q. 5 up: Ladies i
Goat, a. IS worth q 30; Mems Shoes fromt y.
a mp; Boys' schoel Shoes. 1.ndup; Misses' school
81 and up: MenSs and Boys % rrsss, IS, ii. 8
, 70 3; ~ L1aiss ConErssa q = and up. Ei,h afa,l
gust n Eo1k, which viii be closed out lov for easns
Eyerypair uafrzuted st 1914 and MS Penn
eyenoe. J. W. sELBY. ne1o.o
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CoKH

DELIVERED TO ALE PARTS OF THE orrY,
AT THE SAME RATE.
New schedule-Full load Of % bushels for a. 20.
lsnaller loads7 cents per bushels carriage, % cents
APPLY TO
ONCE Of Washington Gaslight Company,
ga Tenth street northwest, IN First street north
Wes1, OF 70 10 Bridge street, 6eorEetovn. mel
National Republican., 1875-12-02

Tho following are the programmes OF the Won
Bplov concerts on the evenings Of the 7th and 9th
Of December, st Lincoln Hall:
National Republican., 1875-12-02
PART IL.

J. S. Bach. Ces5-l75o.) Fantaisie chromatique
ct Fugue. Gavotte In ID minor. L v. Beetho-
ven, C77o1S27) Sonata, opus 81, No. 9, In dst
Allegro, Scherxo, Minuetto, Presto; q. Rosslni.
la Separations" Mas Liizie Oronyn.
National Republican., 1875-12-02
0ITY irEMs.

A BLEssrse to humanity is what Dr. Bulls
cough nrup can we'll be termed, for it has done
mere good already than any other medicine.
National Republican., 1875-12-02
AMUsEMENTs. 90
HAna Won nuLnW.
Art EVENT OF TEE 50 .sOy.

TWO GRAND CoHCTRfe. VIZ:
IUtsDA4 AND THURSDAY fVEHIEG9, De-
soprano. n fss LIZZIE CkONYN Z
Admission. q: reserved sesIs, q. sests for sale
Il Co. 5 Music Store. =
Chieksring Pianos are usec BY Won Bulow. - =
National Republican., 1875-12-02

Commissioner Thomas offered the following:
Resolred, That all persons who have been act
ing for sixty days or longer as members of tho
fire department Of the District Of Columbia, are
hereby confirmed as members thereof
Which was adopted.
BY vote of the board, Assistant Chief Enoi-
ncer Drew was relieved from the duty Of present
ing judgments for debt to members Of tho force
and the secretary was instructed to communicate
with the party against whom the Judgment Is
rendered, notifying them to pay or resign.
The charges against Foreman Lowe and Private
Moore were dismissed. lt
Several persons interested in the subject Of
shoeing the horses of the department appeared
before the board and advocated the claims of the
different shoes which they propose to use If given
tho work.
Just as the board was about to adjourn the alarm
Of FIRE from box e13 struck; after which the board
adjourned
National Republican., 1875-12-02
SECOND coxcERr-rARr1.

L. V. Beethoven ll77o-1s2T.) Sonata Appassion-
alta; Opus 81 in 7 Minor; Allegro assai-An-
lls13--.) Spinning Song (from the ssFlying
Dutehman: Grand March (from"Tan nhsuseI, y
arranged by Llszt; Mcrcadante, La Prcee Delp
0rfana; Gomez, Canzonetta (from Salvator
Rosa. Miss Lizzie Cronyn.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-13

We are not over sanguine or very enthusiastic
over the immediate future, the outlook Is Ger.
tainly more encouraging than 1t has been at
any time for year past.
The probabilities seem to point to better
foreign demand for our staples, and there is
scarcely q doubt but that, especially for brea6-
stuffs of all kinds, there will be better de-
msnd from Europe this season than there was
last and this necessarily carries with it more
active trade in all branches, and more remit
nerative returns to the farmer, the merchant
and the ship owner. The prospect for the
employment of tonnage is better than it has
been for months, but the greater part Of the
freight earnings will be swept by the net of
other nationalities, owing to causes before fire.
quently referred to.
The indications are that trade now rests
upon surer foundation than before in many
years; long credits are the exception. not the
rule, and the spirit of conservatism and econ
omy seems to be more diligently cultivated;
and it need be, if the nation would return to
a prosperity that is real and not fictitious, en-
during and not evanescent Money remains
very easy, the stream of the July disburse-
ments contributing to swell the already full
money reservoirs, and there is little proba-
bility of any material change to higher rates
of interest, until the fall crop movements de-
mand a diversion of the current toward the
cotton and grain States.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-13

TNURMAN'S SCHOOL. - Eng ish, French and
II Classical. Corner of Maya inc and Second
streets. Open during the summer. Terms moderate.
Special instruction to young ladies or gentlemen &c
their homes, in Mathematics El0cution, or ether
studies, inclrding the oftneglected srt and accom-
plish-ment of good reading.
Psics and patience devoted to stammereEs. Call
ct schcolhouse, as above, or address,
iva Su&Tu J. L. FURMAN.
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CASSIDY & MILLER,
SAIL MAKERS
AND
COTTON DUCK. AGENTS.

We would call the attention of Railroad Men and
others to our extensive stock of COTTON DUCK,
in all its widths and qualities, which we offer at
wholesale, at manufacturers prices.
We manufacture and keep on hand every descrip-
ton of TENTS TARPAULINS, AWNINGS,
FLAGS of all Nations, ETC.. which we offer at the
most reasonable terms. Our experience in this bust
ness for the last forty years in this city win, w
trust justify US in guaranteei'g our work to be Of
the best quality and at reasonable prices.
CASSIDY MILLER,
my16 In IS Camp street, near Poydras.
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Mutual National Bank-New Orleaos, June
15 1s75.-At regular meeting of the Board held this
the Stockholders of this bank to take into consdera
ton the propriety of reducing the capital stock The
meeting to be held at the Banking House, LOG Ca al
street on MONDAY. july 49, at IL o'clock NJ.
ia16 5W JOSEPH Mitchell. Cashier