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The St. Louis Times says that about ffteer
ars ago man called Alexander 4 Stephen!
"took up his residence in Washington with
out q cent He had NO reputation as pro
fessional man. He had been engaged in NJ
previous business or enterprise that returned
to him more than the ordinary profits Of daily
labor. He had no money. He starteda small
plumbing establishment on borrowed capital
and he went into politics"
This man became great favorite with
Grant and his ring, and was first made mem.
Der Of the Board Of Public Works Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and then Governor of that
District. In both capacities he could only
have earned moderate salary, sufficient to
pay his ordinary expenses, yet what is to be
seen? Says the Times, to-day he is build
ing a million dollar block; he owns lots all
over Washington; no has farms in Maryland,
coGl-lands in Pennsylvania; he is q banker;
he has stocks in railroads; he has massive
gold and silver plate" and he owns the most
palatial house in Washington. How did this
man manage to accumulate this colossal for
tune in SO short time? When the origin of
the debt of twenty million dollars, contracted
under the Shepherd regime, shall be investi-
gated by the Democratic House Of Represen-
tatives. the answer doubtless will be forth
coming. In the meantime, there is vastly
more truth than poetry in the following re.
marks Of the St. Louis Times:
I. Rut what the cOuntrv fails n understand
is the something in the history Of Shepherd
that keeps him ont OF the Penitentiary. while
Willi,m NJ. Tweed is inside Of one. Tweed,
it is true, had a magnificent palace for q resi-
dence. He gave his daughter half million
Of dollars on the occasion of her marriage.
There was the same rapid and immense in
crease OF the debt proper Of the city Of New
York. the same kind Of connection with pub
lie contracts, and the same frauds and rascali-
ties in the getting up and payment of bogus
claims Tried by the Democratic city of New
York, convicted, and sent to Biackwells
Island for life, Tweed is now serving out his
sentence.
'Tried in the Radical District of Columbia,
and by jury OF Radical Congressman, after
his thieviug was known and his frauds ex-
posed, the President Of the United States re-
nominated the guilty man to the office of the
Governor of the District of Columbia and
made long. stubborn and persistent fight for
his confirmation.
There is nothing like the equality of JUS
tic" in this world, and yet it is the rarest COM
modify known in the market. If Shepherd
cannot be made to disgorge his plumber and
wear the fe!ons stripe, then Tweed should be
pardonsd and welcomed with music and ban
ners to his palatial mansion in the city Of New
York"
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DIED.
HALL OF MnLNEBtRG ENGINE COMPANY No l.
New Orleans, April %, 1ss5.-The officers and mem
bers Of this company active and exempt, hereby
notified to attend the funeral Of GEORGE W. WILL
LIAMS late an active member Of this company
on FRIDAY EVENING, 23d inst. 1T 3 = o'clock
l.. MURO Foreman.
GEO. LEININGER, Secretary.
B.-The Fire Department in general is respect
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The good people OF Baton Rouge IRE to be
treated to an old folks concert, on the 9th
Of this month. The concert will be under
the supervision of Prof J. w. Beardsiee.
The funds will be donated to the Methodist
Church Of that citv.
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Paris Figaro has this answer to correspond
ents: A note, written by . female hand, asks
Us why. in ipolite society. etiquette allows
lady to pay visit with her veil down?
really do not know, Madame; but 1 would
bet it Is the ugly ones who set the fashion,
and that it is only the pretty women who make
inquiries about it.
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The next single number drawing Of TIE
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Saturday. May LIST, when $4,000 will
be distributed in 40 prizes.
Capital prize $40. 600
Capital prize $50, COO
Capital prize $40, 600.
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The Lexington and Concord centennial
celebra ions do not in the least interfere with
Saub's subterranean Railway. He gets the
latest Northern and Western papers, if any
thing. sooner than ever. His headquarters is
at Goldthwaite's, No. 60 Canal street.
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Amufr- IA thing that hold. young lady s
hand without squeezing it. Very few OF them
in this CITY.
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"You might MS well be out of tho world as
ont OF the f.shion" is an old saying, and
Eyrich is determined his patrons shall always
DO provided with tho very latest styles of
papArie and the newest novels published Go
to 1870 Canal street, and sec for yourself.
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Miss Minnie Doyle, one of the favorite
actresses Of Hooley's company, we regret to
say. is seriously i'll in this city.-Nicayo
Journal
This little paragraph will be read with fee
ings Of sincere regret by many ofour readers.
Miss Doyle played here last summer with the
Orleans Dramatic Association, and by her
abilities as an actress and her estimable social
qualities, became great iavorite with our
people. We sincerely wish for her speedy
recovery from her illness, and trust we may
often again have the pleasure of seeing her
upon the boards.
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Who was that wre Oh who described the
Miksdo As "tall for Jap, with lip on him
like . sh0yel-nosed shark" Send him to
brooklyn; it's time for new deal
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Don't locate your grandfather lin the front
rank" in the Concord and Lexington f 5ht.
That was the one that retreated.
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SrAuB.-Wlth the crisis of political affairs
there has come another in Staub's business,
and he now finds himself in considerable
difficulty to supply the great demand made
upon him for his late Northern journals. His
depot at Goldthwaite's, No 50 Canal street, is
thronged daily by his patrons. but We are
pleased to say now ample arrangements have
been made to satisfy their fullest desires.
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"Hullo, bub trying to got an appetite for
your dinner? swell, MOO, not exactly;
fact u.s. I'm trying to get dinner for my ap-
Malta q"
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There are fify-seven newspapers in this
country edited by women.
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Patrick says that the bad condition Of a
Western railway is owing to the fact that the
whistling of the locomotive "wakens the
aleeDers"
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MATINEE AT GRUNEwALD.-Wear are requested
by Mr. CASTOR Miral, member of the late
Opera company, to announce that he will
give a matinee performance at Grunewald
Hall tomorrow, on which occasion he will
have the support Of Mesdames Vercken,
Teoni, Dumouln, and of Messrs. Laurent,
N.ric, Gianini, all of whom will perform
favorite selections from the best operas.
Mr.. Miral is modest, but capable and
meritcrious artist. who has repeatedly lent
his valuable aid to all the charitable concerts
given during the past winter, and this being
the last opportunity We shall have OF hearing
the members of the present Opera troupe.
We hope he will have fine audience at his
matinee tomorrow.
PERsoNAL-Mr. Richard Weightman, who
left us a short time ago with his charming
bride on wedding tour to the City of Mexico.
returned yesterday evening on the City of
Merida. They report having had a pleasant
trip, and came back heartily welcomed BY
their many friends.
Miss jeanne Patterson. the young lady who
has been giving readings through the South
lately, has arrived in our city, and is making
her home with Mrs Stamps. Miss Patterson
il q young lady ct great ability. and has COM
manded the most favorable criticism from
press and public wherever she has read. Her
object in appearing before the public is to ad-
minister TO the support Of an aged and de-
crepid father who has but her to sustain his
burdens in his declining years Miss Patter-
son is Southern lady of great culture and
refinement, and deserves the hearty support
Of all our citizens in her undertaking.
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Tho late Dan. Bryant was the original
q Shoe Fly"
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a Card.
FOR SALE CHEAP,
IMPORTED STALIIONS.
Chestnut colt STONE, four years old, by Thunder
bolt out of Killarney, over sixteen hands high.
Chestnut colt KING AMADEUS, four wears old
by King Of Trumps out Of Amythst, fifteen hands
two inches high.
In offering these horses FOR SALE it will afford
rare opportunity to breeders, they selected
from the best strains of blood in England at very
high figure.
The HORSES can be seen at the Louisiana Jockey
Club stables upon application to
+. CHAPMAN. Superintendent.
N. B.-Extsnded pedigrees furnished to pur.
chaser. ap233t 2dp
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Mineral UNter Agency.

Mineral Water Agency.
30 bbls BLUE LICK,
so kegs BLUE LICK,
5 bbls MICHIGAN MAGNETIC
BLADON,
SOUR LAKE, TEXAS,
90 cases CONGRESS.
10 EMPIRE,
so HATHOKN,
30 - GEYSER,
10 EMPIRE,
COLUMBIAN Gron),
10 CHAMPION.
40 GENUINi. ICHY,
1875 GETTYSBURG,
so Demijohns GETTYSBURG, 3 and gallons
10 caseo BUFFALO LITHIA,
10 = ROCKBRIDGE ALUM,
5 VERMONT
1a5 GERMAN BITTER WATER,
10 :. ALLEGHANY,
RAKOKSY,
To Arrive:
125 cases vICHY,
$50 = FREDRICHSHALL BITTER,
WHITE SULPHUR,
BETHESDA,
ABlIA.
On Drauzht, from Our Celebrated Fount:
vICHY,
BITTER KISSINGEN,
SWEET KISSINGEN,
BLUE LICK,
BLADON,
MAGNETIC. BETHESDA,
SOUR LAKE AND OTHER
For sale by
FREDERICKSON s. HARTE
Chemists and Druggists,
apis 1w 139 Canal street.
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DoaOM They Go!
ATLANTA $40.
CHATTANOOGA So
MONTGOMERY So
Great jackson Route:
Call at 90 Camp Street
s. E. CARY
apes 1t General Passenger A rent
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Lieut.. Gen. Landaulet civilians, Special
Deputy Commander Of the Army and Navy
for the suppression Of Southern suffrage, has
concluded to resign in order to resume the
practice Of law.
It is well for him, for an outraged country
would. at the hands Of the incoming Con-
gress, hav6 demanded his impeachment for
his crimes No man in the history of this
country ever inflicted half of the injury upon
the nation as this man. Radical Senate
had too much national pride to permit him
to wrap his rotten morality in the ermine Of
the Chief Justice and stamped him with the
stigma Of his own party. 1t will be the duty
of our Louisiana Congressman to demand an
investigation into his crimes against Louisi-
ana, and if Durell's midnight order, which
caused so much woe to this State, did not
emanate from Williams. lie. him be inyesti-
gated by an honest House and the country
will stand aghast at the revelations that will
he made
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
OFFICE STATE REGISTRAR OF VOTERS,
New Orleans, April II. 1873. }
The Assistant Supervisor of Registration and
Clerks OF the various wards of this city will to-day
commence taking the census required by art. 20 Of
the Constitution of State under the provisions Of
Act No. 20 of 1s.5.
1t is earnestly desired that the enumeration may be
full and complete in every particular and this end
all good citizens are earnestly requested TO render
the officers charged with the work all possible aid in
the performance of their duties.
The enumeration is in no way connected or asso-
ciated with politics or taxation.
WILLIAM WRIGHT,
ap2l 1w State Registrar Of Voters.
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We have all sizes, from BOY TWO YEARS
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and sell strictly at ONE PRICE,
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Remember H E.

strictly manufacturer p.;eesl
cn, o"nu oilver Double Cases ~
same; but Stem Winders. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
In Solid Gold Cases Observation-Disclosures. s.
In II, Solid Gold Cases, large size ............-
Inc same, but Stem Winders. a.
ladies' size Gold Cases ............ e.
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Twill send the following articles by mail rev;s4.-,s
on receipt OF price: Cold Collar Buttons Il 1..s,.
size q ~ Gold Studs - 80 to s. Gold Sleeve yas
tons % 80 to $40. Keys that wind any Watch sSsts
l.. GirOt,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. II Camp street,
has Just received complete and varied s.ssa ..
y. a.. SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
the finest and most taste,,lly selecte5 ac.,.ns..r
o'0' oiougnt 10 This city, which he offers
For Cash
q the vezy lowest and most reasonable rates.
He has also received full assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMNER READY MADE sU12r,
ana Is prepared to fill al ORDERS promptly and slx
none more accomplished mb;4 In
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I44.....-. Poydras stree, sas.
He has the largest assortment
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CARpETS OH. CInTuS
II IL n ~ ~ ~ ",
Are now receiving new
TT COR OH IT. TIyS from n oan+s
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The very best SHIRT FOR THE MONEY IN Now
Orleans. Ell her open back open front, and maEsr
in the most fashionable styles of DO and cuSa.
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City 1uces, 1876.
Departments Of Finance, City BAN,
New ORLEANS. March II lSy1
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