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, 1875-05-01

Tho Golos gives some interesting stattatlea On
minerals aud mining in nasst. aud, aooordlug %
this authority, tho State ouudries kmoltcd ~ 400
tons Of bronze $500 tcns Of iron. and only "
tons Of steel. during 1871, 1000 tons woisht Of
articles its brouze wate cast, $40 touH weight Of
ammunition. 15o tons woiGht Of stocl cannon,
aud 400 tons Of iron cannon. Load and Esnc
wero nmelted In tho qusutitlns OF $50 and ll0
tops respectively. Ono hundred aud thmty tons
oi irou articles, 40 tens Of sheet iroa, and
fl, 600 worth OF iron for shinbulldipg purposes
we're also u,ade. besides 40, TOO side arns, ", 00
blades, and 6, 725 guu-ba,rc!s. The production
Of the private smelling establishments estl.
n,atod 1t. In the UrAl District 100000 tons Of
bronze. l7,o0o tons Of iron, llN tons 4 stool,
aud LOO tons Of copper in tho Mo.ct1 Dis.
tliot, $4,000 tons OF bronco and 3o,603 ;ons Of
Iron. sonth Russian produce lslcstmstes at !. 100
tons Of hronxe and 1880 tons Of lfon thht Of
thu Polssh lroylncsa nt $1,000 toua ofbrouzaa,
1ss00 tona OF Iron, and 2. 200 toms Of zttoi and,
lastly, tbs Caucasus faRures during tlp oorso-
spoudlpg period have h4an 7so tons Of copFor;
Gold to tLe amount Of 30 tons has been ettaeted
durng 1871, excluding tha Altst and Nrchnsk
Distrtcts, which ylell yearly average tons.
The total auouut OF coal and antAsaolh IN 1874
Ia given At !, l00, 900 tons.
, 1875-05-01

OF Cmsarsm how aso'wo to knov exaesls wha. to
1908 for! Discovering, howeycr. the truo state
OF thingsI Joined tha throng, and, after waiting,
ins, objnraatoi, fosr rreciscl. slreo.qasrtsfa Of
All iioar had tho felicity Of baotng NY ovStcoai
aud la: taken eliago OF "by authority OF tht
United atatos' anil was at liborty to look aro Ind
anu see what sort OF a houso Mr. Grant llvod In.
It Ia ratlcr n comfortable huuse. understand
that Mf. Hiant don't hnEo 10 pay anv rent, aud
atm no', tilorofote, enrptiaed to htnr thAs he
don't want TO move out.
sTAHr1fNn ADvEFruRE AND REvxLATtaH.
soon discovered that Procession had becn
formed, which Was moving with stately tread
through anites Of rooms, fonnd and round, and
finally coming back to the same place. I fell In,
snppqtinF that to 30 Thas vas expected ct mo.
wondering whelc tho President *as. aud when
lo s'onia mako hia nppesrance. I had not aeon
hun. lad passed aHnmoor of foe s!atues oi
eses. and had fancicd that OHIO Of tllon, resem-
hlrl tho pictures had seen Of Con. Grant:
6as "a nobody stood near 10 uhom
could apply for Information, | reprcssed my
Of being balked in my ambition p sco lie prasl-
dent, l moved. on again. Mhilo "axinglug
round tho c,rc!o for tho second limo, and when
tsar the statue aforementioned. lucky chance
qusinted. He aascl mo Il. had bcon "pre-
acntet3.' told lllsn, not that + was AWARD Of.
Ifs TUNED ro1nd and aald eomctbin7 to IN
ltaliatt- looking man, who inslautly setzod my
M am sua remarked In toleIabs Enel!sh, "Nnma,
| satisfactory. Ilo iol rna up to tho statuo aud
| said. :" Mr. p1esilcnt-kataer Paul" may
hare dreamed. but l think not. II II did not
dream, tlln. n.aino tsiHel Ia stony hand, grasp
% miue, aud AID, :. ,ir. Paul. e d to nce you'll"
That was ali tho statne resumed its strong Inn
/ mobility, md raHaed cn. l didut feel like
atsyIng there. should not hars bosn moro
| anla2eu anl crushed II tho statue OF George
Washington in tho rotunds Of the Capitol had
reached out It's marble baud and said ~ Good
| morning. kascr." After thatI gava ahe a!atucs
wldo berth, wondering ii 1t visa tho fathion
| aiming .hcns to start no suddenly in that uay
| nervous. aud MI interest in tho loycs vaa gono.
wanted TO co Lone /; md went.
kAIsKn PAUL.
, 1875-05-01
L1sxnry of a French Arsrcsh.

navo you heard that Milo, Lasscug 4 an sure
you remerhcr this pl9nant actress Of tho palais
noyal) came aa noas being burned A. Il is possi-
b!e for an ,cobegg to be burnes! : instance the
conlagraLion In Nile. Lasaeng's rooma just to
let YOU sec tho tnso!ept luxury in which these
creatures 1.-Two. You know NJ an antrogs she ID
touth, ratio, as beauty she is savonth-1ete. And
yet her furniture cost oEer el00.D0 She had =
dresatng.Rown Of sleehiines !sce and omb:od-
cry which cont $4,000; eS,U00 worth Of furs !;
e4u0, gold; all her skssts we1o Of 1ace !;
her sheets were 30 fms you conld
have run them through brido's. ring, and tho
embroidery on them mola thun doubled the cost
Of The linen. Iler bed-c4Amber was In tho Re-
vival aty!s. and was lined walls and ceiling, with
rod damaak silk, wadded and hand e,ubtodated.
Her bod was foot long by G feot vide. Was
placed on platform Of a'isaauaro. covered with
smvrun CARPETS. Tic bed curtains we1o lace.
Costly pictures, bronses ssasuostos, carved
ivory. Chinese and 1Apanese curiositles, 1aouon
and Movers earthenwaro, Limoges onamela.
sevrss and Baxony porcelain, gobeiins and
DeauvnH tapestry, were TO 10 found everywhere.
Ih1 ceiling OF tho boudoir MAS piece OF en-
broidery representing Ao,e's Triunlphs # cost
$4,000. Tho dusng-room was Of old OAK and
Qenoes4 velvet.
, 1875-05-01
FOREIGN.
Destruction Of Sugar Plantations
by Cuban Troops.
Belgium Forwards Another Eoto to
Germany.
Proposed German Legislation for The
Abolition Of l,ellylous Orders,
Cu2a.
IMPORTANT nEFEAr oF TIE bpANrAnps.


Guaresponat"es .Stm l'Drs Ti1une. .
HAvAsA, Arr.i 22.-Thc FIrB. battalion Of Vol
unteers that lnft llAyana Inst Friday haa already
been under irs Tho insurgeh:s wcro awaiting
It In tue vicinity Of Mncnsra. aud In tho cnBa5r-
mont killed fifty mon. Tie reat took refuge in
MhcaRua. OF courro this l,as not heen pub
issl1el In Tho newspapers. and tho autl'oritica
have trtud to suppress II; but II laaa cutno
through Trustworthy source. md ia known a!l
through tile island. AS uaual, in order 10 dc.
ceiro tho public, tho spanar1a have publihhed a
telegram from the volunteers announcing their
sa[o arrival at Macasua, bnt not word
regarding tho engagement they had with
the Insurgents. According 10 official reports tho
column Of cays'ry commanded by Lieut.-CoI.
Leon encountered large number OF rebeta III
tho mountaii,a Of Santiago, e.rougly catrenched
tne,9, md d@;.p;'se1 @ '.sn io rebo1s et 10
side ~erc y killed. md II wounled. a rohol
chlef wa danEorouely woundod. but lio was car
riod on ny bis met,. CO... BerscI and his men
ad a. NJ ~h had Of 1o rebels
Reduction, on ,the llth of April. Eoi. EsraeI,
having restored peace IN Placotas, laft there on
the morning OF tho 9th for OuarncAhuva,
but on his arrival ho heard tint tho lebe,s
had started IN another direction, aud con-
Bolnently he retraccd hts stepH, do crpnct
to proceed TO CaniajnAni. Then he heard that
the insurgents wore tear Remedies, 40 he atnttal
for that place arriving tLera Oh tue morning OF
the 1lsh OF April. at dayh:csk. Then In learned
that bau Andres l,nl been burned, and without
waiting to rast hiuHo1f ho started for Gunja-
bAn1, which place he reached ut O'Clock. 1hs
rebels, numbering 1,00o men, weFo awaiting Col.
Derje, whose forces amounted to Go thon. Tho
combat was iiosce ou both sldeB, and lasted an
hour nnd n quarter. Finally tho Yebcl4 wcrc de-
fea,ed and iapothed, leaving on tic field l6 dead,
% horses. nem'ngton rifles. and largo quau,i-
tlts Of Ammunition. lie Spanish loss IL supposed
to have been soldiers kilcl. hoadaa tilors wero
2 Wounded Some OF the rctela wctc killed by
tho rlacnete. In tbs OF which the 6paulah arc
growing skillful.
LIST or aCoAn PLANTATIONS DESTROYED II THE
1TEuHHESTs = poRs:ZR VALUATION or THE
r4rATBA &25, 600. 900.
Since thu Cuta,, forces under 5Iosimo Gomez
and other insurrectionary leaders crossed the
line Of tortihcationa known ~ the Trocha, and
erscted for the purpose Of dividing tic reboil.
lots from Tho peaceful districts OF the leland,
tLIy havo destroyed millions Of dollars wol.t,
| Of pioperIy. In March of thia yo.r Gomez
with un army Of several thuusaiil men. invaded
the districts Of Slucti Espi,ite, Villa C!ura. Ean
| Juan dc los Remedies, aarua lc Grande, Glen
| fueEoR, and Culon. All these datncts, except
ing tho first, arc ia the great sugar producing
| potion Of tue Itlaud. Appended in partial
| lint OF tbs sstates destroyed since March
, 1875-05-01

Tha cab!s reports tue end OF the !ck.out Of
tho caal.miners IN South Wales. TIT struggle
Inns beon very protracted and cot!y ono:
There va frat = mtusrs' stsike Of thte month";
duratioa; In January Last, tue Goa Owners
Association offorsd, NJ basis Of setonent. 8
reduction OF 10 per cent on tho rates pal in 1874
That was refused, aud . goueral lockout fol-
lowcd. 80 ~ TO bring Tie mon to termsby atop
ping tho aid furnished to the atrIkou BY the
miners who continued At work. The tsoppase
Of the supply OF coal caused tho stoppA,e Of tile
iron works Of South Wales, aud IN ;hts way
1T least 10000 mon wsre thr0n out
OF employment BY the miueu' a.rik., feT
weeks agotAo mau showed . disposition to come
to terms. The masters sgrcsd to eosider TIE
proposal made in January an open 90 up TO
Monday last Failing = return OF sn men By
that time, thsy Expressed their reeolusoa 70 ia-
sist on greater reduction than 10 ra cent. al
leging that the fail In va1ues OF Goa! and Iron
WOULD justify reduction 10 xsgsss g,s ,>;e So rss
has cost tue msu s per cent, slnce it 10 announced
that The, men viii setura to work OF Monday
ua1t on tho paais OF ID per conk raduet,n, while
they coald have coma to tasns qa kou2Ay LA Il
= reduction OF only 10 per cent
, 1875-05-01
4HsAa+. sitSVV S4s'EIaos4
The above was the valuation OF The cB.atoa
previous 10 the invasion OF these districts,
The total valuation Of these estates tSsgua 10
Grandt) IS about S9, 00b, 900.

Tho total valuation Of these estates {Ssgua 10
Grandt) IS about 80, 0ob, ,0e0. -.
10 Asmoaioe ths following o.tatos haro been
DESTROYED: Dos Hermapas. verdnugo. Luz,
Docnta. Yngasy. Dele1iclta. 70 Cabauo Dos
Amigos Ncfugto, and De Mesa. Tho total num-
ber OF eslates destroyed up Ia tho middle Of tbs
present month is nearly 10u,. md they will ropro-
sont nbout 1000 hogshends OF sugar, or 81
100000. Tue cstntes above had m approximate
value Of 1000, ,00U pleviouA to tho wnr.
Since laEt Friday ton estateH hare been burned
BY tho rebels, several In tho district Of Colon.
THUS 1t vii! be seen that the rebels sre very usar
liz, aud that the efforts OF the Spanish t1oorH to
plevcnt them from crossing tho TrocAa have
heeu inenectual. The rcbcls, about tittv in
number, entered the Village OF Fata Hermosa
or. 1n shs nEhs Of tue .S,s Of AAprl Mh
the vllsEo;, but tho Spanish Governor Of
Puerto Priueipn being adv1sad Of thciF move
monts, ho sont an Officer and taonty men In pur-
suit. On thcir arrival the spanisrda fired dts.
before they bud had time to accomplish their
designs. Affairs on tho ia1nud arc growing
every day moro serio,ss, aud ara rapidly ap-
proaohiug . crisis. The volunteers that hAve
havD been obliged to leave their families dos:i-
tute. Tbs money they receive Nhils Ia active
service IL not sufficient fnr their wante. Tho
1nisefy aud suffering In Havana. aud iuleca all
and estase-owneta kro In despair, for the work
OF destruction goes on, and every day brings
nav Aecounta Of the burning OF estates. T0e
humber bu rned during the last few mont!is, 1t IL
said, already amounts 10 hesea.y. TAo policy Of
the repsis Ia by burning lndIdcrtmlnatcly I'll tho
satasos nslonRiag = cuu4ns and and sranIa55ds. 10
ment OF tho resources for carrying on the war.
Thev say II thsv should only burn tho cs.ates
belonging to the Bpauiaras tho Gove1nmeut
would se,ze tlloso boloug,nX to tho cnbaub. and
still hhyo mehlls OF carrying OIL i'le war. When
tho war is over the Island Of Cuba will he III
ruins. aud 1t will take many years of hard aud
patient !ahDr to restore il TO lis former prosper
Gus condition. Cubh has ccaoetl to Do "El
Dorado Of tho world. 1t is feared tlIht rero-
luton may bioak out In Havana any day, a. tho
dlssAlisfaction IL general among ali classes.
The tAxes lmpoasd on the reops grow heavier
aud more numerous every day, willie tho msAns
Of sAtisiying thonl arc diminishing.
, 1875-05-01
"EAc1s. NOT EEELISGs."

wanted TO co Aome and went.
KAlsrn Paw.
"FAc7S, NOT FEELINGS"
70 tat Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
CnIcAao, Aprii 28-1n an editorial article In
TnE TnlpuSE Of This morning, ropsoving thu
capious iu1iriduna who alwava threaten to stop
pnper when an editor declines to DO instructed
by them, you do nJnssieo to another olass, WHO.
with tho writer hereof, very much plizo tho
privilege youe courtesy e1teuds to then, pt OK
pressing their views in your columns. You do
tho,7 injustice by associattng them, even tndi-
rectiy, With tho c!asa Of erunblc,a who hablual-
ly rcmonstrate and "anow themselves to bo H.
liberal and oven blgosod." Yoa say, "a voll-
conducted newspaper bases It's u.:oranccs upon
fac.e not feelings" but sou must admit lhat.
In Gaze which turns AZ much
upon interpretations Of facts and cir
cumstances "A docs tho Decoher case,
feeling may. enter largely into the editorial
close observer. taking III tho vArinus TntnuHE
editorials On the subject, cuu detect dlflorsut
shades Of feeling. as tho articles woe writteu b.
different persouH shaping tho Argument aud tho
CONCLUSION. The leading edltotlais, ~ raulem-
bet them now, haso been. vigorous. outapokeu,
a!'d characterized bY splr1t q fairness and al
absence Of PARTISAN feeling. OF thta typo was
tho editorial Of Rone wsuks ego {cortainiy tho
NSEHt tAHt H1r H[pudl9A NHf VAUuE&tlUuJy
committing s1r. Deccher aud aIr. Til:ou, and ia
which occnrrca tho wonderful aonteneo:
Dec,hor II crafty in concealment; Tilton cuu.
Mug In e1posuro." This sentopce wAB key
noSo to the 1ntr1caclcB o! the situation. and
struck the render hs nutnmsng-up Of tic CAUSES
OF trouble III q tiaan-ot.!ightnlng vivliuess. Tho
whole article boro on it, taco thorough insight
aud wonderful graup Of details: aud lo ono,
whatever h!H r3ewP, failed to accept It A. an ut
tesapce based on facts. OF this tyye also werc
tue editorials On Mr. Uoecher'a testimony. Of tho
other type wers tho hal.iug hosi.a.ng pars-
graphs. conecdiug. as II by effort. tho fact tuat
tlere "ss m atom Of strength in ths testimony
for the dsfente; but-~c the reader must
watt until Mr. Fullerton tore tho statements 10
tatte.s, md thsn tho reader would 500 what ho
would see. Thsn again, there wera gfatuItoua
aud special iusst stprstation OF facts, which show
cd that feeling etitercd into the consideration OF
discuasion.
In ono column you published in full the quas.
tions and rsplcs, or. In other words, facta and.
IN another. aa editorial shaped by feeling. With
plan facts bufoso hun, auy man, Of ordinary
, 1875-05-01
AUSTRALIA.

FATE or FuatTiTE cohMuN1BTs.
MELBOURNE, April 9.--Is is supposed that Dr..
nas,1aul and his Communist companlons, who
eacapad from Now Caledonia, persisted, II ftAR-
msnta Of their boat hage been found.
, 1875-05-01
GERMANY.


ANOTHER ECCLESIASTICAL NfAsUAE+
DEnlla, April 80.-Tae Emperor has given hia
asaent to tho introduction Of = bill aboiishlnS
religious orders in Prussia.
, 1875-05-01
BELGIUM,


II. ANOTHER NOTE TO GERMANY.
BRusss1A, April 30.-Dclgtur sout an Answsf
to-day to 0e1mAny's last nots. Count AAprs-
moIt Lfudon, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, Will
make explanations In regard TO the costespoud-
Tuasdsy next.
, 1875-05-01
CAPITAL VIEWS,
n Pilgrim md n Stranger ut the
Willie House.
His Tribulations and Astonishments at
O Presidential Levee,
Aud tho Reason Why lie Abruptly Re-
tired ThcrcfrUm,


tired ThcrcrrOm.
s,.4,ot c,r,-,,,,u.,.. ~ RI. r,t.,.o 745,..
,w,'..". -. '.., ~ 1., t
:, "Asu''utoSt n!'' So.-! na7 ''o" uee" sol'o
tinlo SINCE tho nishapst het1na'ser written down,
befell me, but they are lnefaccably Imprinted
upon tho tsblc.s Of ny memory. treasure
u.... L 49,. =. 49,. ~ 80. 80. ii
ns'"a hue" noS u "sa niHso'l "nen hs Sa4a'
ivht nHtff ha'ts aa', sr: ra ~ i nsmsn % inxtl
III ats,. GsI ,es esaHe, az. ~ "nutra'n' i'.t,
Or Inn Who ht t,s,.ars. au Nv "" usn,a. t.,,H
.r.a "tn ~ .,,a "'...'a ~ ".oa". ~,
~. ~ 49, aIt W.. -, .a'un " ~; s.s.a. os
1hem beware no" sheS tseaa Oh tue tail OF my
coat! AT the date Of whlcl, writo was pill
g:m md stranger In Washington, unBophissi-
c...t IN Inn ,ny,,er,cs ot f,.n,,n urtn,or.d in
~ a4,a, NJ 4. ioco,tr,, srd ,.;rt,, ror,t in,n'
W. Wv. ~ y. stNa 49, "a'iu' 11..'e
cont IN tue masserd o. shates anu elgssaeclna'
Throughout loug and useful career hnl OH
doayorod 70 pay ur tloi,:s, 10 dofraul no man,
tc,,,;,o M woman nnd to ,ivo npop t.,c. nc,u,;.
ri o T.. .a,,"oi ,~,,o n1,s ,,.ntr ,n1 ~,
~, =, ouuaAs ,stu'oa "'11L' Nv u"pp' 1'o ~.
WILL 10 virtuoua. never waH Mempes O.
Congress-; hare maintalue3, therefore. for
over thirtv ycars, ruodcratc degree
0, sclf-teepccs; md, II h1ro read
.ae eu''ro 1l'oh-4 -4"thef-n'eehes "e1''oai' ~ MA
only TOT Tho purpose OF craving thefeifom ltS
beautiful aod instructive Lessons Of chastity aud
guBI,, aud ita demonstration of tho moral propo-
ai,iou that siu ia not ueccssar,y coc1ietcut
o,on.nt l., ,,-o,n;u,nostv ~ Iovn and vat + an,
e'sme.1 ~ ftos. .aA, ,';,., ~. 80. t.,.,.
not happS! na'o 0eeh peau'!eu, anu toS lain
in man rnsloly shaEon. What had orer done
> nubl,o ,nyee at The White House? rc,sua1cd
,h.,.tn =. . - nro,ond.d frion;, md . ,nn ryhon,
shese" ps Pu1euaou '..''o nuu A'''u Nuon
llaa trusted! AoN tfae II ID tnat no 3oan can
tell what duy may bring forth how much less
what msy happen In tho night! Ons evanins
n,y f,ioud S. a.,.ed ooifI lid cvcr a.tendnl
49, s,sn,4,rs1t.1 ,'-ar.,r,a,.
1,,,., nr.s aaasa.'.I lNn n..1so. ..vu
lrepl'ed, WISH conscious fccttude, NO. Well.
then, yoa nust 70 to slt. Ahd o, ih lie pecu-
liar, impetuoas way; "put OH your best har1css:
mi t,ha vo,, through in rood tbapa. T,vo hocn
thors; let's bs rehs off coma 1lons" Aud
was "eah enough 10 Co. ssesstu'ue MRS 'ovsT
, 1875-05-01

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
QUEENSTOWN, April 30.-atasmahIp Russls,
from Now Yoik las arrived.
New ionx, April S0.-AteAmer Cabs from
Liverpool, has arrived.
, 1875-05-01

=, GREAT BRITAIN.
ya1 ANIN1cAN RIvLE TEAM.
Lospos. April ao.-In tho House Of Commons
laet evening Mr, Sullivan xenewed hls Inquiry
, 1875-05-01

tohs o. ACTIVITY aA4 ehospEAo, Ina Salas
Tennesaoe plsntcrs phrase, characterization os
l.ber," VIZ Probab!y relative only, aud nos-
Of What should b. be organization of labor, .incs he
bad satel mere work WA baing done tiau for yeasa
fndustry o.crywhere visible throughout t,s Northwest
r.: xga @ S: ocuF at = =; .t w.,
1out1sh1ng IN The country WAS, That
II SHOULD nE POPULATED.
Turn ooao here few thousand farmers from illinois,
sse of ths aoo q. culture. Without c4a, nuos, o.
hos'es barring o1ly the kegsa1ly II here 70 10 sesn
could ouIt to What .eeount they would turn e ersat
natural tcsorcca OF Wcst Tcnnessec out Of whicn II
Inv Z VIII tae @ ,!;; !,tss. ?, p!.ana wtss not
q ssont ioj fss 4 work oatoi which. rlaatsrs and
cotton fAcosa Ill ie they expect 10 produce Tor ts
' ArriseI It Memphis nstafally sough. Information
At those centres Of information sYstyxhese,--he
sas eoa 0
Ito editorial writer's Ind generally impressed upon MS
q ls s. sou. hsa as.4
ssraisht Aspubllcan III because they he eroas t.
Ss'ns ts"tossa e, ss; Z Il
chauue in pursuit Of information Of moro practical
tr,ae a .ho .opost oi the planter bad met % lie
train. good crop wae s1rsetei, and foF ths sstns
seAsons tho ugxeFs htd to work ihls se*soa !t WA
| woRK on 8rAITE
with them now. and Of eouExc, they chose Tho former.
La4t se..s taiure et s ssoE ns .ossptsd a.sass
Hsb.s sSr md nost II s
crop nearly .oJ W, bales or ooo ,hoTsl aa4
brought l4s Megross To- sh!a sltetnsss; 10 tnosKa
thu available aLosus inFco in West Tenuossee during
The past twelve ,nunlz, and per cene dtertaIs IN
Yo,, sso" a!id ono II lis heaviest co,to.brokets
~ this cy shs negroes ase eetttpH ovsr the notion
cars oi hsm. Taoy sse anIlug out tlst POLITICS dout
fs5 aud that their freedom ,nsanA freedom 10 work of
, 1875-05-01

"The commission merchants and factors who fur.
owx rnErTY MUCH ALI. THE COUNTRY,
thoy chose cloae cut. Dut thy don't want the
plantations II they Rot tho tnoneJ any otaer way
to tuYcs tho 10 soil. Il will take two
or three bad kuasous In suecssaio to do It. For eycn
n hS ov q rss ' t a
you can show yearly crop that pays that 10 lapd-
owner, simply M tor sansal OF Lis lnl' doa.s know
Further conversation with him elicited The facts
naf ntafoe. sna w u snsa q 1t q
sae5 kro sm'E1taS , a. taPidy u hsy s9a M ae axsy
from fhrpa 10 tive hafes for tle saaor which includes
Tho 1aotnx. poYiunina from abou. ts 18th Ct Arrtl
10 tde 0s l;t Of Ny according 10 ts soaaon, tho
tho bostoulands, picking continues ~ late - March.
The >e' rer Ac5r q coutse saries, aee9sinf o The
atven ne, being s product Of fhc bess boton.Ials
Ihe negro whn owns hts mus,-.s perhaps - many -
ths crop Without shs ,ulshs au., onethird. Beside.
tbs ooston lse rasea al4o IN shsses few scres ef
s III; e. II. .ase t. ss@ IT, .as
bacon, meal. sna mule.fead ara advanced during ths
season. ty tbs planter to whom they haye ce', tus.
c.t ] efsaii. wa,e q soasse t ehsrse .ssns. s no.
gro Al lhe sna Of The eeasou. BESIDES t6s produe Of
# tie eii,-houss. from 800 70 81 NJ
hsls r. e ~, from & 80 70 ., ~ 49, which !.
rental, rsacvea IRON fourth 10 three fourhs Of
a.auetsa oniy 'hs % Ie..s, sseash Ii rinoa. .ysen,
q eredltsuppl7 advanees. tsrntFe*!ts. and 3saes.
n :tss s a., " sas
UNEQUAL ptSralRuTIoA or TUE PRODUCT or LABOR.
stnes shs extinction Of Slavery, 1t occurs to e, is
Of I'LL country. Granting tlA. Wills laborers could,
III tlts atituds ondusu tho work Of ho su!sry mouths
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PROPOSALS.


Proposals will be received Mt the Office Of
the Canal street. City Park and Lake Railroad Com
pany No. Carondelet rect, up to the 10th day OF
April 1875 for furnishing the following described
material:
1900 neal feet of Cypress Strinsers sxe inshcs, in
lengths of l5 10 and 81 feet.
1900 Sawed Cypress Cross Ties, 6xs inches, feet
ling both Stringers and Cross TieB to be good
merchan able Cypress free from def cts the same to
be dev red ON Benvllle street from Easin to Gar
borne street. and vicinity. as may be directed
10000 Hewed Cypress Cross Ties, double six inch
face full well and truly hewed inches thick, and
feet long of good merchandise Cypress. free from
defects to be delivered Benviie street. from Clai-
borne to Eernalotte street and on Bernadotte to
City Park may be directed.
The delivery and inspection OF ali material TO be
subject to the approval Of the Superintendent of the
work.
Bids to be for Cash; bidders will state the time re-
ouired to commerce. the de livery and complete the
same it being the des the Company to have the
material delivered within the shortest time possible.
The Board of Directors reserve the right to reject
any all bids ap2tt
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AUCTION SALES.
By Nash s. HOdgsOn.

WITHOUT LIMIT.
CHOICE NEW COTTAGE RESIDENCE WITH
TWO LARGE LOTS OF GROUND. NEAk 81.
CHARLES AVENUE IN THE SMITH DIS
TRlCT. ON EASY TERMS, AT AUCTION.
DY n, SH q HODGSON, W l. Hodgson, AUG
ID tiof eer Office No. Carondelet street -0n
SATURDAY, April Sd 1875 ut II o'clock NJ at the
st Charles Auction Exchange. without reserve or
limit by of parties interest will be sold
two LARGE AND VALUABLE LOIS OF
GROUND with all the buildings snd Improvements
thereof situated in the Sixth district % this city in
the Square No. c. bounded by st. Charles Caron
telet Milan and Berlin Streets. ae* ignated as Nos
II and y, No II measuring 81 feet front on Milan
Street by $50 in depth and No; % adoins No II IN
its rear, measures 33 feet front ON Berlin street
hy $50 feet in depth-all between parallel lines.
The improvements consist Of a handsome. we'll
built and nearly new cottage residence, with slate
roof with twostory back buildings, gas pipes through
the house, or 5 rooms altOgether-ha front and
rear galleries. cistern sheds. etc, nil in superior or
der. Lot No 90 is vacant
TERMS ,ne-third Cash and the balance at l and
years. with per cent interest and the usual
clauses per cont Of the bid to be cash on tn. spot
to bind the sale. set Of sale before W. Is. Klein
peter Notary at the purchaser expense. including
the taxes for the current year, due in lcs6.
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