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With summer heats comes dyspepsia and
indigestion. Marsden's Zarsaparllla is GER
tain relief and cure.
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obtained only by way of . Recommendation to
Congress for such change in the law as
would authorize the adoption of such mode
Of stamping cigars.
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THE RUBY
lis Common st.

JOHN B. COURET, Proprietor
This Saloon established in 1851 and has ALWAYS
maintained the reputation of being one of the mos,
genteel orderly, well kept and popular establish
ments in the city.
The best of WINES and LIQUORS are ALWAYS
furnished to the guests A hot LUNCH is served
every day from 101s A. NJ. to IL p. M.
There is cosy, comfortable CLUB ROOM over the
Saloon which is a fss orite resort for gentlemen
TONY, of Old Sans Saloon" memory, presides
over the Cigar Department ap24 1y
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st. Charles Hotel.
RIVERS LONSDALE, Proprietors.
81. Charles Street, Between Common 4.
Gravier.

This Hotel has since 1852 been the leading Hotel
In the South and is letter prepared 10 entertain
guests than at any period since its opening.
The proprietors have spared no expense In fitting
up the House, and both to furniture and the n.
rangements Of the culinary department 1t L. IN
rivaled.
Transient visitors will find the st. Charles the
most delightful - well the most central Hotel In
the city. nhl1n
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Splendid mixed tea, one dollar per pound, al
the Tea Depot, Camp street.
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Coupons on Cigars.

NO AUTHORITY FOR ADOPTING THE STAMP.
With reference to the letters aud protest
from the cigar manufacturers of New York
city and Brooklyn, as well as from manufac-
turers and importers Of other cities, against
the adoption by the Internal Revenue Bureau
OF a coupon stamp, the Commissioner of In.
ternal Revenue sent letter on the 9th instant
to the Secretary of the National Tobacco As
ISOLATION of the United States, in New York
city, in which he remarks that the excitement
shown by cigar manufacturers in the matter
was not called for by any official action in the
premises.
The Secretary says "The adoption and
use of this stamp has been urged upon the
Government with good deal OF force. with
arguments which seemed plausible, and with
great assurance and apparent confidence
that its use would check frauds, render the
sale and use Of cigars without the payment of
the tax impossible, and, consequently, largely
increase the Government revenue" Upon an
examination of the law in this connection
the Commissioner says he has become salts
fed that authority has not been given to the
Treasury to adopt mode of stamping radi-
caily different from that contemplated by
Congress and provided for in the law. The
Commissioner alludes to inquiries made by
him of experienced revenue officers and of in
telligent and practical cigar manufacturers,
and remarks that had the responses made
been as generally in favor of the adoption of
the coupon stamp on all cigars as they have
been, as far as received, opposed to the same,
he should have used the information thus
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4 CHAPSKY,
MERC ANT TAILOR,
Has removed from his old stand, Poydras and
Magazine streets, to
No. 81 Camp Street, Opposite City Hotel.
A fine sock of ready made Clothing always on
hand
Gents Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Carpet Bags,
Umbrellas etc. etc. iyll 1OJ
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Prayer and Conference Meeting-At Pryt ania
Presbyterian Church, corner of Josephine and Fry
tania streets, EVERY EVENING, at o'clock until
further notice. All are invited to attend.
iyq IF
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FOR RENT.


DOR RENT-A beautiful Cottage, corner of How
ara and First streets, eligibly situated, just
through the house fine chandeliers and an abund-
ance OF water 1t has been thoroughly fitted up
with all the modern appliances. and is a most de-
slra6le place Of residence: For rent very low to a
good tenant. Apply to CHRISTY MCCARTHY,
at Smith Bros. & Co. POydras street. iyl1 lw
NOR RENT-Several desirable Offices suitable for
- commission merchants cotton factors etc, in
buildings 90 to "a .rondelet street inclusive. Apply
to EDWARD CHAPMAN Agent, 9 Carondelet
street. iy7 otawtf
EOR RENT-Stores Nos. SO and IS Magazine
Il street occupied by Webster & Co. These stores
are large and favorably situated for the Wholesale
Grocery or Western Produce trade and will be rented
to good tenant reasonable terms. Possession
can be had at once on LIST October. Apply to
HENRY c. MILLER, IL Carondelet street.
jy4 eOWe1m
ITO RENT-A frame cottage corner of Baronpe
l. and Erato streets. Also, twO-story frame
dwelling No. BAT st. Charles street. Apply to GEO.
g. OLIVER, No 15a Erato street ie9 If
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WANTED Immediately-A good Diuning Room
" Man colored. al 20 good House Girl. Apply to
I. M Bulletin Office MILF
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Important to Property Holders
and Tenants.

we New Orleans Sanitary and Excavatihg CompA-
l. ny beg leave to inform the citizens of New Orleans
that they have perfected all the necessary arrange
mens and are now prepared to orders for tina
cleaning and emptying of privies and sinks
The apparatus used is known as the 'Odorless Ex-
cavat'ng Apparatus" and is the same as that used
in New York, Washington Baltim0r and other large
cities OF the North, consisting of pump or forcing
engine an air tight tank and deodorizing attach
ment by which the contents of vaults and sinks can
DO removed without creating any nuisance or often
day as well as at night and with the greatest efn-
cheney and dispatch.
This system not only inaugurates a valuable SAM
tary reform but is much cheaper than any other sys
tenn now in use.
Further information can be had regarding the work
ing of the new system at the ofics of the company,
l53 Common street. and all orders left there ad-
dressed to Box 9l3, tOhice, will receive prompt
attention. my15
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NEW ORLEANS PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANY.

NEW ORLEANS PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANY.
Sealed proposals for cash invited and will be re-
ceived up to the 1st prox, at the Companys office,
No. 3s Magazine street under the st. James Hotel
for the following described work All the
GRADUATION GRUBBING and CLEARING
between Alexandria and Natchitoches La, so miles
or less. The work will average about feet en-
bal kment and for than half the distance
through open fields. Bids will be received for sec
tons of five miles OF for the whole distance. Also
CYPRESS CROSS-TIES for the whole distance or
for section of one mile The ties to be feet long
hewed on two parallel sides to face of inches heart
and inches thick. To be distributed the line
will hereafter be directed by the Chief Engineer
at the rate Of 2640 to the mile.
The company reserve the right to reject all bids.
E. B. WHEELOCK
jyl1 eodtd President N. o Pacific Railway Co.
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"ANTED.-A respectable and capable young
w man to do chamber work and washing for two
persons. Apply TO lower side of Second, between
Prytania and Coliseum streets jy14 2t
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JOHN BOIS.

JOHN BOTS,
DEALER IN NEW AND SECONDHAND
FURNITURE,
152 Camp Street, near st. Patrick's Church
Sells Second Hand Furniture in the best of order d
Auction Prices.
ALSO, Buys SECONDHAND FURNITURE 70,
which libe raj prices are given.
Mr.. BOIS Removes, Repairs, Stores, Packs. Ships
and Upholsters Furniture, and furnishes full guar
antee for the faithful performance of engagements.
myl5 BIN
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spec1al Notice to Upper Coast shippers-
ibe steamer CARRIE A. THORN having broken
ner smart, the fine passenger steamer LESSEE TAY
LoR has been secui ed to fill her place until repairs
are com leted. ALLEN JUMEL,
jy13 1t Master Steamer Carrie A I horn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Special Notice to Red River Shippers-Tbe
LO1US having to lay up for repairs the COL. A. P.
kOUNS defers her departure till SATURDAY the
18th Hereafter the boats will leave twice a week
as usual M. W. JOYCE,
yl4 IL Agent Red River Line.
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Freights taken and through Bills of Lading
signed for all points the Vicksburg, Shreveport
a. d Texas Railroad By
W. b. CROCKETT. Agent,
jy4t 3s Magazine street
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WANTS.

WANTS inserted in this column ut FIFTY
CENTS per square,
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The First Central Diffusion sugar Manafi1c.

Mutual National Bank-New Orleans, Jane
15 1S75-At regular meeting of the Board held this
day it was unanimously resolved to call meetin, of
the Stockholders of this bank to take into consdera
ton the prOpriety of reducing the capital stock The
meeting to be cid at the Banking House. LOG Ca al
street on MONDAY. July 10, at u o'clock M.
jel6 5w JOSEPH Mitchell, Cashier
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WANTED.-A lady's second hand Trunk, large
W SIZE. Must be in good order. Address, stating
price, B. A, Bulletin office jy14 IT.
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A GAIN TO THE FRONT
Boz. Common street ,........1s 80 $
Satisfied that I am abe and ready to meet my old
friends and customers again at the old locality On
Common street. aGer an absence OF nearly our years.
ready tOplesse them as heretofore and cordially
invite their patronage.
jy4 I'm JOHN II. FELMEDEN.
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WANTED-A purchaser for the undivided half
w of nice little FARM well improv ed situated
in the Parish Of ST Landry good locality. agreeable
neig hbors and convenient to a shipping point Must
reside on the place and be npeent and willing to
manage the whole place Price S2100 For flu Their
particulars apply to MEL. HINCKLEY. steamer
Trenton. Tue sday and "Wednesday. iyIt 1w
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The Crops.

1t is now generally conceded that the Eu-
ropean crop of cereals will not be as abun-
dant as it promised month ago. The pros
poets of the wheat crops of this country are
excellent. What with the surplus left over
from last year the crop will be an average one,
and as the South will probably make enough
for its own use, there will be the greater
quantity for export. The cotton crop prom
Uses unusually well, and the South bids fair
to take long step forward this year. The
fruit crops are everywhere abundant, and
gracious Providence smiles on all the labors
of the fields. May it be the happy omen OF
turnino nrnsnerifv
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New orleans Canal and Bs mixing COmpnn y
New Orleans. June % 1S75-At special meeting of
the Board of Directors held this day. Semi A nnual
Dividend OF FOUR PER CENT was declared, pay
able to the Stockholders and after the First Mon
day of July next
je29 15t CHI. JUMONVILLE Cashier
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-09
~TELEfRAPniC NOTES.

The pr;c, Of gold in New York, on July
) was lI7h
Thu Assistant Treasurer at New r
has been directed by Secretary Bristow to sell
s. ,G09, G0) in gold coin on each Thursday in
July, or So 200 900 in all.
John Hogan, cOlornl, was hung by a
mob near Russellville, Ark, on the 18th ult.,
for attempting improper liberties with two white
girls.
At Ottnmwa, Iowa. Oh the night of the
2Sth, a desperate named smith, from Batavia,
shot and killed Deputy City Marshal w. Logan,
while the latter was taking him to Jail. On the
following day, after Smith had been taken from
the Jail by the officers, for the purpose of hold
ing an Investigation, a mob OF about 5O people
took possession Of the prisoner, placed a rope
around his neck, and hung him to a lamp post.
4 serious railway accident occurred on
the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad, near Holy,
Mich, on the Both ult., caused by two passenger
trains coming into collision while running at full
speed. The engineers and fremen saved their
lives by jumping from the locomotives. About
20 persons were injured, some seriously. The
wounded were mostly immigrants.
News from China and Japan TO June .,
has been received by the steamer Oceanica at
| New York. The Chinese Government has APP
propriated r. 900 taels (about 5000 for repre-
s~entation at the American Centennial. The local
! Government of Hong Kong also proposes to send
independently &c, 90 taels' worth OF porcelain
and silks. A great typhoon visited Hong Kong
on May 81. The steamship Payanz was wrecked
near Macao and ia lives lost, and $50 iunks de-
stroyed. Much damagew was done to property in
Canton, Hong Kong and Whampao.
An incendiary fire at Helena, Ark, on
the Both ult.., destroyed the World newspaper
and job office, the independent office, and Bur
netts Job office, together with the entire block.
Loss on the Ford eface, IS, OOO; insured for So
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700. Burnett's loss is fully covered by insur-
ance. Total loss not given.
Proclamation of 10 days quarantine
against the port of Key West, on account of vel
ow fever, was made by Gov. Kellogg Of Louis
lana on the 30th ult.
A dispatch from Vienna, 81, reports that
the peasants of Deva and vicinity in Transylva-
mia have reyolted against the mobiles and defeated
a battalion of militia. Many persons have been
killed, including two judges. Regular troops
have been sent to the scene of the outbreak.
\ Special to the Louisville Courier
.yournGI says the various banks at Bowling
Green. XIV, have placed leo needle guns in the
hands of various persons in that place, together
with ten rounds Of ammunition each, to be used
to guard the banks against the James and
Younger brothers, whose presence in the vicinity
is strongly suspected.
A dispatch from Brownsville, Texas, to
the Galveston Ne,oS, July l., says: Gen. Cortina
has lust been arrested and placed under guard
by Col. Manuel Parrat of the Mexican regular
cavalry. Cortina's police have been arrested,
disarmeda and imprisoned. Great excitement pre-
walls in Matamoras, and trouble is anticipated.
Government forces are in possession of the Court
house building and patrolling the streets. They
have two pieces of artillery at the Custom house
and others in d different parts of the city.
The work of counting the money in the
Treasurer's Office at Washington was begun on
the LIST, preliminary to Mr.. Spinner's turning
over the ofic to his successor, Mr.. New. One
hundred and twenty five ladies', under the super
vision of several male accountants, were placed
1T the work. The amount of cash on hand APP
! p~roXimates sixty millions OF dollars.
Albert Brown (colored) was hanged at
Towanda, Bradford County, Penn, on the LIST,
for the murder of a little girl named Cora May
Grccnleaf. ) years of age, i'll August last. The
crime for which he was executed was one OF the
most a~trocious on record, and was widely pub
lished ut the time of its occurrence.
Switzerland has voted S25 900 to aid her
representation at the American Centennial En-
hibitiOn.
Ii i estimated that the destruction OF
property by the recent foundations in the South
west portion of France will amount to300 900 geo
francs. The number of persons who persisted is
estimated ut 3 900.
A royal ordinance has been issued cOn-
manding that members of the Carlist juntas and
all families, of which any member is in the Car
list service, be expelled from Spain; and direct
ing that the property of Carlists be contiscated
and devoted to indemnifying communities suffer
| ne from Carlist acquisitions.
difficulty occurred during the Fourth of July
celebration at Nicksburg, on the 9TH, during
/ which Il number of negroes were shot, three
fatally. One white man was fatally wounded.
\ terrific collision Of passenger trains
ocurred on the South Side dong Island) Rail
road, near Far Rockaway, on the afternoon OF
! the 9TH Seven persons were killed and about
twenty were injured. Both trains were com
pletely wrecked.
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Sunday Sensations at Niagara Falls.

The ST. Catharines JJurmat thHS speaks
Of the latest excitement Mt the Falls:
Niugara Falls Is a great place for peril
Gus SENSATIONS and fair-breadth escapes,
with here AMI there Il tragedy thrown i'll
TO heaven the general appetite of the SEN
sation-loying public for the marvellous and
horrible. The latest sensation occurred
Oh Sunday on the American side OF tue
river, near the great falls. Many persons
who have visited Prospect Park may nave
noticed a small island about the center of
the fall. not more than 100 feet irons the
brink, and about 400 feet from the paper
mill. For the past few days a small dog
somehow cot upon the island ana
could not get off again. On Sunday, the
water being low, owing to the action OF
the wind. q daredevil sort OF Il fellow
named Bob Glasst0rd. armed with Il
whisky bottle and probably we'll primed
with the seductive fluid, either volunteer
ed Or was induced to wade from the paper
mill to the island for the purpose of resell
inc the dom. He accomplished the fool
hardy undertaking successfully, and re-
manned on the island for some time-Iong
enough for Il large crowd 10 collect to see
him make his return trip. In the mean
time, however. the wind changed and the
waters rose. After e>Saying several times
TO get back he failed. Sometimes he would
stand on a rock up To his waist i'll the
water. pull out the whisky bottle and
make 4 motion as if he was taking drink.
Then he would return again. He made
six attempts to return and failed each time.
Finally he decided to remain all night on
the island. and kindled Il fire TO make HIM
self comfortable, as the night Was dlSa-
grecably cold. The impression is that
there are three or four parties at the Falls
who induced the fellow 10 go over for the
purpose of making a sensation and draw
| inc Il crowd, and that Glassiord was fool
| i>h enough to accede to the proposal. 1t
seems, however, a queer Sunday amuSe'
nlcnt for a mar to place himself in tho
very laws of death. as it were, for mere
bravado, and of all days in the week tc
| choose SUNDAY,
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The ICe-Water Fiend.

Now is the harvest-time of the .ce-water
Fiend. He is doing great execution IN the
national stomach. His chilly shrincs are
erected in thousands of places where on
NAV ruin ones vitals without money and
without price. For a temperate nation
this is remarkably Incorporate in its
wholesale consumption of tiny icebergs in
a state OF semi-sOlution, and it is not by
any means impossible that this cold water
movement carried too far may some day
bring upon US the romance "Ten Nights
Near a Water-cooler," not inferior in fluid
hOnors to the standard story of ''Ten
Nights in a Bar-rOom.' No good thing is
destined to moderate use; SO that the sec
ond centennial will probably see the typi-
cal American f~iercely attacking a fearful
triangle of apple-pie, and washing it down
with constant deluges from a glass cram
med with ice and prospective stomach
ache.-BOston Transcript.
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TIE MARKETS..

ST. LOUIS, July 6, 1875.
~BEGyEs-Choiee, So G6;io, 1Vs9 G COZ
Corn Fed Texans, S3.5OG TO.
HOGS-GOod to Choice, $500 80.
SHEEP-GoOd to Choice, @.25d+.5O.
F~L0UR-Choice Country, S6-"oeo.-'' AL
WHEAr-Red. No.. ?. sl.3IHsl.5s; Nos
3 I.22a l.22R.
OATs-NO. ., 3d. 5tIc.
~RYE-Prime, 90c.
T14oTa5 sEhDmrrime, 9::tos2 go: oss,a:
Medium shipping Leaf. 5 lo.5aa 100.
HAY-Prime Timothy, SI5.01G ID .o1.
~BUTTER-Choice Packed Dairy, @42ic-
PORK-Standard Mess, s?O.5OS 60
L~ARD-Refined, Ia l4&c.
washed. Choice. 5095lc.; I'm
washed, Combing, $50 foe.
CoTTOS-Middling, HsIc.
NEW YORK.
BEEvEs-Native, ss.5oGB.2'; Texan 80"
HoGs-Dressed, s9.37s8IO.M.
SHEEP-Chpped, s4.2595.15.
FLoUR-Good to Choice, s~5.4o95.55.
WHEAT-No. { Chicago, sl:Is9l.E'.
CORN-Western Mixed, TSGSlc.
OATS-Westcrn Mixed, g. 665ac
PoRK-Mess, S20.SI.
CoTTON-Middling. 15'Ic.
CHICAGO.
B~EEyEs-Common to Choice, $+.1o9t."i.
Texans, S2.25d4.m.
HOGS-Good to Choice,
~SHEEP-Shorn, So .G0g 4.23.
~FLOUR-Choice Winter, Extra, S6.JOG 80
Choice Spring Extra, 9f.C5d5.25.
thanksgiving No. =, 1.G2 9 i.G24- Srrin&
No. 3, 996 991ac.
CoRN-No. ,, 6Sa6sbc.
OATs-No. ., 52a 52ac.
RYE-NO. ., 901 Ole.
PORK-New Mess, $19.4j9 1870.
LARD-Per cwt. Sl3.b.
CINCINNATI.
FLoUR-Family, 500 1.AO.
WHEAT-Red, new, Sl.lS9l"22
CORN-Sew, 661 CSC.
OATs-No. >, 53d5ic.
PORK-New Mess, 5000.
LARD-Prime Steam, 49, G 1333c.
consolidating, HHc.
KANSAS CITY
BEEvES-Texas Steers, Sl.6Sla 92.2J. Texas
Cows, $1,000 $50.
HOGS-Butchers ....-...... Workers, 3d..
as. 80; Stockers, ~.-........
MEMPHIS.
FLOUR-Family, $4.509 7.25.
CORN-White,7 Sd SIC.
OATs-MiXed, 66161c.
HAY-ChOice, SIS. OOd % 90.
consolidating, l4ac.
NEW ORLEANS.
FLOUR-Choice, S6.l2h97.W.
CORN-White, S5g SOC.
i OATs-65g Csc.
! HAY-Prime, S22 500 1901
PORK-Mess, $2l. 759 22-00.3
~BACON-l01s a lie.
SUGAR-Ealr to Prime, tH49Ac.
COTTON-I4Ow MiddlIng, ~ l41