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ABOUT SPELLING.

Now that the curious disease we shall take
the liberty of calling the "spello morbus ;
has broken out here, we beg the privilege of
Offering suggestion to our fellow-citizens OF
both sexes, who are at the present time, or
who may hereafter become, the victims of this
mild but contagious species Of mental influenza.
The solemn old gentlemen and the specialized
maidens who have generally presided over the
public exhibitions of this harmless and rather
amusing malady in the towns and villages
where it first appeared, have not as rule
been unanimous in their decisions, the lexi-
Geographical standards adopted being fire.
ouently at variance with each other. Many
swear by Worcester-many more by Web
ster-while select few still adhere to old
Samuel johnson or to the orthrpical Walker
The Boston Advertiser, in very senslh|e
article upon this subject, remarksealthf ?
public matches already heidi have >Bltters
general public. what all scholars kndeoaa ~
there are many directions in which the "
quartos most commonly used fail to show
what is the best English usage. After quot
ing, as an instance, the word "Galiiean, so
written in the American edition Of the
English Bible. where it is properly spelt
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DIED,

McSTEA-On Friday, April g. 1875, at a quarter to
p NJ James NJ MeStea infant son OF James Me
Stea and Margaret Fitzsimons aged seven months
and twenty one days
DUNN-On Friday. April 9, Michael Dunn aged
six wears a native Of WeStmeath Ireland.
ATOCHA-On Friday evening at is minutes past
3 o'clock Hon Alec Aloysius Atccha, Judge OF the
SUPERIOR Criminal Court, aged forty one years: two
months and seventeen days, native OF New Orleans
Louisiana.
KEENEY-Thursday morning, at 9 o'clock VIII
liam Francis Keeney aged ten months and two days
only son of Catherine Maher and j. +. keeney.
HOYLE-On Tuesday. April 9th. at seventeen
minutes to u o clock T. NJ George HamssOn Hoyle
aged fourteen years. seven months and seventeen
days.
BROTHER LOUIS, c. SIS. R.-April G, at lis P
NJ Brother Louis Kennlng. G. SIS. T., In the sixty
eighth wear Of his age, after residence OF twenty
seven Years and six months in this city.
McKNIGHT-On Tuesday. 9Th inst. at o'clock
r. NJ, Henry Mcknight aged titty-six years, native
of Warn Point County Down, Ireland, and resident
OF this city for the last twenty seven years
JOHNSTON-On Thursday April 8, 1915, at II M
Joseph Johnston aged fifty years born in England
and for the last twelve years resident OF New Or
leans.
FASSMANN-On Thursday, 9Th inst. at O'Clock
A. NJ, Mrs. Eliza A. Fassmann, aged 90 years.
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Card Of Thanks.

The officers and members Of Mechanics Fire Com.
pany No. take this method Of returning their heart
felt thanks to the ladies' and other friends for favors
shown them on the parade, 4th of March, ISIS. To
Miss GRACE THOMPSON, for the elegant column
that decorated the smoke stack OF the engine to Mr.
A. THOMPSON. for conrtesies extended the Com.
pany; to Mrs. NJ. DOHERTY, 90 Canal street, for
her tasteful decoration Of the engine; to FRED
HOLYLAND Esq for his surerntendence OF de-
coraton; to Mr.. R. R. HUNT, for an elegant set OF
harness. presented to his nameske the best horse OF
the Company; to Marshals, Messrs LEON La
MOTHE and j. B. JOHNSON, for the bountifll re-
past furnished; to Messrs. CHARLES LACOUME
and VIM. MEHLE. for their liberal courtesles ex'
tended and assure each and all Of them that Their
favors will long be remembered with feelings OF the
deepest gratitude. Respectfully
ap1l 1t WIN. JOHNSON, Foreman.
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MARRIED :

MATHEWS-LAWRASON the 3lst Of March
at Greenwood plantation parish Of West Feliciana
by the Rev. A. Gordon BLACKWELL, Hattie Mathews
to S Nee. Lawrason, Of this city, No cards.
Baltimore papers please copy.
DUPRE-FREDERIC-O Saturday, April 3, 1873
by the Rev. Father Andreu, of st. Stephen Church
Louil A. Dupre to Miss Marie Frederic No cards
GORDON the Southern Hotel
St. Louis, Wednesday evening March 81, 1873. bA
the Rev Mr. Tudor Mr. Frank NJ. Gordon OF st
Louis and Miss Estelle Benjamin Of New Orleans
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NO. - ST. CHARLES ST., April 6, 1875.
john McPHELIS, ESQ. Chairman Of Committee
Dear Sir-Your note OF today, as Chairman Of the
Committee of the Hibernian benevolent and Mutual
Aid Association inviting me to address the Assoca
ton on Sunday evening at ~ o'clock on the subject
of the late John Mitchell, has just been received
NV admiration for the character of that distinguished
man, and my affection for Ireland and her warm
hearted sons is such l cannot decline. therefore
accept your kind invitation, and will endeavor, on
the occa sion mentioned to ribute my assistance in
rendering honor to the memory Of one Of the purest
and nobest patriots Of modern times.
Yours truly.
apl1 ct JOHN IL. NEW.
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IN MEMORIAM.

meeting will be held at st. Patrick Hall on
SUNDAY, April the 18th, 1875 at half-past o'clock
2. M. to pay proper tribute Of respect to the
memory Of the late JOHN mitchell. Eloquent
sneakers will address the meeting, All admirers OF
Mitchell the friends of Irish nationality the ladies,
and the public in general respectfully invited to
attend. apo st
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l"Galilaan.". the writer Of that article goes

on to say:
The wild race between the compilers OF the
two great dictionaries to make each his book pig
Ger than the other has done much to injure those
Books and, indirectly, to injure the usage Of the
language. 1t became temptation to introduce
even to manufacture, words, SO that the pro;
spectus might say that the new dictionary had
more words than that published on the otht
side OF the way. But just as the life companies
begin to find that it Is dangerous to enlarge the
number Of policy-holders, if they be scrofulous
or intemperate, dictionary makers will find that
it is a pity to crowd in words, if they are not
words. but only poor limitations or spectral
images Of words which we're never really born.
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INA New Orleans BULLETIN can be had OF tn
nevs agent in Mobile 81 the depot. on the air'v'
nj he p. n. train.

Jon Prrsr1sG.-We now possess facilities TO
enable MS to execute every description Of
commercial, railroad and steamboat printing
LAWYERS briefs, blanks and other legal docu-
znents, on the shortest notice. in the best
style, and at the most reasonable rates we
will guarantee fill satisfaction to those Of our
friends who favor us with taeir orders
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Statement.

At the Fair held at the sisence of the Misses
Shakespeare, 1S5 Julia street on the evening of the
9th May, 1874 for the benefit Of the jackson street
Children's Home, the following proceeds re-
allied:
Bill Of snntl,ics for Christmas tree -.. Sc 25
Paid Braselman & Adams their bill for blan-
kets etc 229 81
Cash maid in hand to J. 4. Blaseman. 60 90
Cash on hand NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Net proceeds Observation-Disclosures. $500 %
apll lt2p* MISS j. SHAKESPEARE.
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Dr.. VIM. II. Holcombe, the wellknown physi
clan, having recovered his health, has returned te
the city and resumed the practice OF his PROBES
sion. His Office is at No. 10 Canal street, over
Eyrich'5 bookstore.
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On Saturday evening, April II, very pleasant
evening is in prospect for those who have been
the recipients Of invitations to the sorcc, to be
given at the residence Of Mrs. s. Pfster, No. 500
Magazine street. by the Banditti, Jr., Social
Club This il the first grand complimentary
soiree given by the club and thcy arc putting
Forth strcnons efforts TO make il success.
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Prof. Tewksbury and his "Singing skewi'
will be seen and eard for the last time this sea
son at St. Patrck's Hall, on next Tuesday even
ing. See programme in another column.
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HALL HOME HOOK AND LADDER co. NO. l,
Sixth District. New Orleans. April 49, 1e1o }
At the monthly meeting Of the above Company,
held on tw, 9th of April the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
To the many friends Of this Company who on the
occasion of the celebration of the Eighth Anniversary
of the Sixth District Fire Department. bestowed
numerous compliments and favors on us, We respect
fully tender sincere thanks.
To our annual hostess Mrs. +. Fullmer, for her
kind hospitality.
TO Mrs. Do Leon and Miss G Aycock, tor hand
some wieaths presented. Mrs. Young for bouquets
Mrs John Michel for two large and elegant baskets
of artificial flowers; Mrs G.. A. Blanchard and Mrs
Berthelor for presents Mrs. Marks, Mrs. Davis,
Mrs Piper and Misses Levy and Muchon, for valua-
BILE services rendered.
To Mrs Piper for the presentation Of set of parade
harness.
TO orr friend Mr. Seamer, for the use OF his lad
ders to use in case OF fire.
To the Southern Express Company, fol- the use OF
pair of their fine horses.
To The Ocean Saw Mill for the loan Of wagon, to
use in of fire.
To Messrs. Eugene May, 3. Daptagan J. L. yc0ck,
P. GendIe and L Dallier, for Inequalities.
To John Michel for valuable services rendered
To Col. Charles johnson, esteemed friend, for
the presentation of junior truck, and for his
many acts of kindness.
10 orr invited guests and brother fremen from the
New Orleans Department for their large attendance
and fine appearance.
To our worthy exempt members, Marshal II. c.
Brown and his valuable aids, J. L. Aycock and Geo
Godfrey for their snmptuous dinner furnished and
services
Ladies and gentlemen rest assured that such kind
ness will ever be cherished and highly appreciated
by the officers and members Of Home Hook and Lad
der Company No. l.
EUGENE MAY President.
+ A. H. DE LEON Secretary. apl1 1t2dp
HALL HOME HOOK AND LADDER JUNIORS
Sixth District, April s. 1910 )
The undersigned. in behalf Of tho company, beg
leave to return their sincere thanks to the following
persons for appreciated courteses extended to OF
the occasion of our Inauguration and parade the
3lst of March, 1875:
10 Miss Lucia Pennington, for the presentation OF
beautiful and costly wreath and to the ladies who
our truck and served with refreshments
so literally. To most esteemed President Mr.
G. b. johnson for his untirng efforts in behalf Of
our company and his fatherly attention to all
wants.
To our worthy Treasurer and Grandpa, Mr. W. 81
Zimmerman for his gift OF flag with valued relic
attached His kind almonitions will be remembered
To Home Hook and Ladder No. for their gene
| rosity i'll giving the use of their truck house
Also to the Sixth District FTemen generally and to
the public for the many attering attentions kindly
extended to in 50 many instances, that it would
| be impossible for us to individualize them.
BERNARD BRINK,
J. MILLS
| JOHN JAJOT,
| WILLIE DAVENPORT,
apll 1t Comnlattee Of Home juniors
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In Boston the other day a vain young fellow,
dressed in new spring suit, called at the house
OF lady acquaintance and asked her how she
thought he looked. "You remind me OF early
green peas" was the answer. He was obliged to
depart without solution Of this cOnundrum, but
understood it afterwards when no heard mar
ketman say that early peas looked nice, but were
gary iusifnd
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NEW ORLEANS, April G, 1870.
J. II. NEW, Esq:
Dear Sir-On behalf Of the Committee OF the III
herman benevolent and Mutual Aid Association Of
Louisiana / desire to know if you will honor us
with an address, to be delivered at st. Patrick
Hall on Sunday, April H. 1915 at ~ i. NJ, the Oh
iect being to pay proper tribute to the memory OF
the late John Mitchell. Hoping that you will re-
spond favorably,
remain truly yours,
JOHN McPHELIN, Chairman,
No. I Commercial Alley.
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Jacob OFT,

JACOB OFT,
GA RIPE N T e r,
2S9 Magazine Street, Corner Calii0pes
Ys prepared to execute eli orders in the Cxr.
renter and Building line, with prornptness, neat
ness and dispatch. Cisterns made and repaired
nj tf2dp
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-NcW Goods. NesC Goods.

Lately arrived by ex.ress and steamers for The
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE.
SHIRTS AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS,
At
Leighton. New store,
ap1l 1t 100 Canal street.
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Purchasers of drugs are inv ted to examine
prices and stock Of |. L. Lyons, corner Camp and
Gray.er
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IN MEAIORIAM.
JOHN mitchell.
apo 3t

A meeting will be held at ST. Patricks Hall on
SUNDAY, April 18th, 1919. at halfpast 7 O'Clock
P. NJ under the auspices Of the H. Z. and M. A
Association of Louisiana to pay proper tribute OF
respect to the memory Of the late JOHN mitchell
Eloquent speakers will address the meeting. AL
admirers of Mitchell the friends of Irish nationality
the ladies' and the public in general are respectfully
invited to attend.
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An elegant entertainment and series OF
splendid tableaux will DO given on the evenings
OF April l6 and II, at Temperance Hall, over the
Bible House, 1G3 Camp street. The object Of the
entertainment and tableaux il the benefit Of st.
Johns 2. Z. Church. The tickets have been
placed ut tho low price Of twenty-five cents, 50
that all can attend without sacrifice. and yet
greatly benefit most worthy object.
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes.
Anticipating good winter trade in our line, wo
had supplied our NEW ORLEANS DEPOT with .
very large and assorted stock Of both
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES.
Owing to the dullness of business We are prepared
to offer very great inducements on balance Of stock
on hand which selling at actual
FACTORY COST FOR CASH.
For those desiring Fire or Burglar Proof Protection
this is an opportunity which will not again be
offered and to which we invite attention.
Descriptive diagrams of the different size Safes ON
hand will be furnished on application.
If You desire to secure BARGAIN, address or
cal at once
JOHN W. NORRIS,
Southern Depot,
Dicbold, Norris & Co S Safes,
ap11 It op - Canal ST., New Orleans.
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Correspondence.


Professor G. Curto:
Dear Sr-The undersigned having heard with
much regret that the execution of your OratorioRe
QUEEN Wednesday last was not SO successful pecu
niarily as the great merits of your composition and
its finished performance deserved, we hereby tender
you COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT, to take place
at such day as you may designate and hope that
the same may be the means OF ndemnifyng you for
the losses incurred as above
We are respectfully yours,
MISS L. GRUNEWALD.
MISS NJ. SCHUPPERT,
MISS IDA RIEMAN,
MISS J. THOMAS,
Committee Of your Pupils.
ANSWER.
Misses L. Grunewald, Schuppert and others:
With sincere gratitude for your kind Offer so grace
fully expressed, would name WEDNESDAY, tho
2lst inst, for the proposed Concert and shall, with
your kind assistance, offer miscellaneous but at
tractive programme for the OCCASION and fix price Of
aGmittance at fifty cents.
With kind regards. ETC..
ap11 1t2dp GREGORIO CURTO.
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We are rcjoiced to learn that Professor Tcwks
bury OF Puddletown, with his Singing Skcwl,
will make an appearance at st. Patrick's Hall, or
Tuesday evening next, on which occasion OK
perience Dimmock will sing "Old Folks al
Home" The light Of other days (tallow candlesl
viii lend most enchanting brilliancy to this last
concert of Prof Jno w. Beardslec, Of fe OLD
Folkes See programme in another column.
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A SERIOUS QUESTION.

WILL ADVERTISING BRING ANY GOOD
RESULT!
UNDOUBTEDLY IT WILL
IF THE FOLLOWING REASONS ARE CARE
FULLY OBSERVED:
1st Advertise only in any respectable jour-
nal having large circulation.
I'd. The Quantity, Variety, and Price OF the
Stock you advertise, you must always be pre-
pared to substantiate.
Sd. Be positive that you can Offer as large
and fine assortment Of goods and at prices
as reasonable as any other dealer in your
branch of trade
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"NEw TESTIMONIES. We understand that the
amateur dramatic season will be opened on the
18th Of next month by the ''Now Histrionics, .
who will present new historical play, entitled
''Prince Carlos" the plot Of which is founded on
the life Of Don Carlos, son Of Phillip tho Second
Of Spain. AZ the subject il an interesting one,
and the work is from the pen Of q wcll-known,
Using aspirant to literary honors Of our city. We
hope to be able to chronicle. both the play and
the performance. a complete success.
And here We might ask, Why do not some Of
our other dramatic clubs seek new plays and give
laeiJ' encouragement to native talent? The
author Of the above play has powerful drama
on the subject of "Eugene Aram," which in the
hands of Messrs. Braushn, Buck, Onorato, O'Nei
ana Cowen could be made, We think. TO create q
spnsatiou
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and fine assortment of goods and at prices
as reasonable as any other dealer in your
branch of trade.
When you are in position to place your Stock
properly as above mentioned to the notice of the con-
smer YOU can certainly expect decided increase OF
receipts otherwise not
We now beg to call the attention of our friends and
the public to the fact that we have placed all OF our
large means on an
IMMENSE AND MAGNIFICENT
FANCY AND STAPLE
D R.Y GOODS S.!
Which is entirely too large to dispose OF in time at
real vaue therefore to insure an early reduction OF
the same. we have taken into consideration the ex
traordnar Low Prices at which they were obtained
,ud will offer them on the same reasonable terms.
1t is impossible to enumerate all; will tn erefore
confpe ourselves this week to some Of our
GREATEST BARGAINS.
A VERY FINE ASSORTMENT OF
Children's and Infants
PIQUE SUITS,
Umbrellas and ParasOls
In Silk a1ad Serge.
In all Colors and Variety of Styles.
FANS.
Piuue Trimming and Fringes,
LACE Wells AND SCARF5.
| HOSIERY IN ALL GRADES AND SIZE FOR
LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDREN.
HANDKERCHIEFs IN GREAT VARIETY.
coRsETs,
RIBBONS,
GLOVES,
CoLLARETTEs,
BELTS, ETC.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT,
UNEQUALED IN EXTENT AND VARIETY.
UNION AND LINEN LAWNS,
GRASS LINENS, FRINGED AND PLAIN,
IN DIFFERENT SHADES.
HAMBURG NETS.
GREAT SPECIALITY
GRENADINES,
PLAIN, SATIN STRIPED AND FIGURED IN
ALL WIDTHS, CoLoRs AND PRICES.
PLAIDFoULARDs AND MOHA1Rs,
CHAMBRAYS,
MOZAIBIQUES,
BEAUTIFUL LINE or
SUMMER SILKS.
AT EXTREMELY Low RATES
yery large and complete assortment Of
WHITE GOODS,
Such AS
| NAINSOOKS,
SWISS MUSLIN, ETC.
QUILTS. BOBINEr AND LINEN NETTING,
NOTTINGHAM AND LACE CURTAINS.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
The largest assortment ever offered in this MARKET
| COTTON AND LINEN sHEETINGS.
TABLE DAMASKS,
TOWELING AND TABLE CLOTHS,
! TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES.
WHITE AND COLORED LINENS,i
MATING,
! CARPETS.
| Full line Of
| CASSIMERES,
JEANS,
| TWEEDS,
COTTONADES,
| LINEN DRILLING
Nfn,,S<n,. CfncE nf DOuneSficS.
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BRANCH No. NJ AND w. A.--Branch No. 8
OF the Mechanics and Workinsmon's Co-opcra-
tive Association was organized last night in the
Fifth District (Algers), by the adoption Of con
stituton and bylaws and tho election OF the fol-
lowing officers:
President, w. =. Mclean Vice President, A.
Sutherland, and Secretary, A. Dcsabage. Nine
delegates to the Grand Council. which meets
on Monday, 18th inst, at 2Ol Poydras street, were
also elected.
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We notice that the "Old Folkes have pre-
pared most snberb programme for the public
on the occasion of their last appearance, under
the direction OF Prof. J. w. Beardslec. on Tues.
day evening next, at st. Patricks Hall We are
credibly informed that Aunt rrOpricty Dobbs
and Miss Jerushs Pettibone will be there to
regulate the kissing, and that Prof. Tewksbury,
Of Puddletown, has so arranged his Singing
Skewll," that their faces and costumes can be
seen by all, the stage being graded, and some
dozens Of tallow candles having been dipped,
that additional light may be thrown upon the
whole matter. Fifty cents admits to this last
concert, but "an ye men and women OF four
score years shall como without money and with
out price See programme.
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When you are in position to place your Stock
propery as above mentioned to the notice of the
sumer you can certainly expect decided increase of
receipts, otherwise not.
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FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS!

Which is entirely too large to dispose Of in time at
real value therefore, insure early reduction OF
the same we have taken into consideration the ex-
traordnar Low Prices at which they were obtained
and will offer them the same reasonable terms.
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On the It'll Of April, tho bill introduced in the
House Of Commons Of England. permitting un-
married women to vote ut elections tor members
of Parliament, was discussed. During the course
or the debate, Mr. Smollctt said the agitation
emanated ''from number Of turbulent women
in America Who says now thss tho influence
of Mines. Woodruff and C.alin is confined to the
ANAL sphere Of the American continent. Ever
the English people have heard Of them, and q
mere reference to the fact Of their being among
tho authors Of the scheme hero helped to aid the
cause Of its opponents there. Tho House refused
to order the bill to second reading by vote O
ISL to l52.