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TOR SALE-In the Fourth District-Cheap, even
lot 80 feet front by LII feet deep highly improved,
in choice neighboIhood near Magazine Market and
convenient to the Magazine and Prytania cars. Ap
ply to L. NJ. GILL "a Camp street. mhl4 linz
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NYTCHEI. GIraRDS.

Mitchell GU sRDS!
Ar 81 meeting Of the Mitchell Guards held
last evening, it was unan mous!y resolved to attend
the Mitchell Demonstration April IL, 1873 in
body, wearing the Company badge. APPS
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Louisiana Avenue steam Ferry-Tbe under.
signed duly authorized by the. city of New Orleans
to run a STEAM FERRY from the head of I.ouisi
ana Avenue to the right bank, parish Of JeteI son,
will make regular daily trips every quarter OF an
hour from This Date, from $ A. NJ. to : r. NJ, with
his boat the LITTLE MINNIE.
The contract of Mr.. A. V. Shook having this day
been annulled by the city, the said Shook is IN no
way connected with this arrangement.
GUSTAVE GOTTSCHALk,
Sole Proprietor.
New Orleans La April Z 1873. apa 1t
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INOR SALE-Yacht Grace Darling, slcOp rigged,
II thirteen tons, two years Old in complete order,
copper bottom; cabin with four bnnss length
Of keel thirty-fve feet six inches: beam hf-
teen feet; dranght of water aft thirty inches,
and length deck forty feet. Hall planking full
length and only four butt joints Inquire on board
Lake End Bayou St John or to THOMAS BAL
LEY St Peter, near Tonti street mhl7
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COpARTNERSHIPS.

DEFERRING TO THE ABOVE, l RESPECT
IL fully inform my friends and thu public in gen.
eral that from and after the FIFTH DAY OF
APRIL, 1915, the business of the firm OF lIOyt a
Wilcox will be conducted in my individual name,
and solicit a continuance OF their patronage.
N. A. WILCOX.
ana lot No. 50 TghoupitOuas street.
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Office Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life
Insurance Association, No. 10 Camp Street: New
Orleans, April 9TH, 1s75.-MembeIs OF TINS
Association are hereby notified Of the death
Of Charles Bru'ard who died in This city
September 18th, 1874; Mrs. F. They. who died in
this city September 18th, 1874, and J. H. Ashley,
who died in Baldwin county. Ala, October l"th,
1874 and are called upon to Genre forward without
further notice and pay at the office Of the Assoca-
ton No. - Camp street, 81 y on each on or before
n NJ May II 1873 Il. w. YOUNG, Sec'y.
ana st
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NOR SALE-A second hand SAFE with COmbina
L ton Lock- in perfect order and good as new.
Apply to J. B. WOODS & CO., 1O4 Common street.
mh17 If
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NOTICE OF CoPARTNERsHIP-
HIGH F. KIRKPATRICK is admit ell as q part
ner of our firm this date, \ pril LIST, 1873.
KIRKPATRICK & KEITH.
ap2 1w
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NOR SALE-Ten u0) A No. Working Mules,
i sound in every respect. Planters and stock
the corner of ST. Thomas and ITALIA streets next to
the Ice House, APT ST.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ ENTUCKY PROPERTY FOR EXCHANGE
4 desirable KENTUCKY FARM, handsomely i'm
pr. we'd will be exchanged for good city property.
Also two fine stores in Pine Bluff Arkansas, which
are now paving 122 per cent Investment Call
for particulars at Il Carondeet street. app ct
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NOtlce-Cannl street, City Park and Lake
Railroad Company March g. 1s15-An installment
Of ten per the Capital Stock Of this Company
will be due and r"able at the Office Of the Company,
No. 3Carondelet street. the eth day Of April next.
By order OF tine Board.
m26 lot Il. NJ HARRISON, Secretary.
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IN RETIRING FROM THE COFFEE BUSI
ness take great pleasure in soliciting for my sue
cessors Messrs. PAYNE, DENEGRE e. co. the
same liberal patronage that has been extended to me
by nv friends and the public generally.
H. g. COLOMB.
New ORLEANS March 49, 1s75. mhl4 i'm
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WANTS..

VNANTED-A Loan in shape 0f Mortgage, in
w FirstClass City Property In Mississippi Al
dress Il. S., Bulletin Office ape II
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FOR RENT.
NOR RENT-Two fine Offices on sestS J floor Of 40
r Caron,elet street. cc., Union street mh3ltf
, 1875-11-12

coppor n" mn averngo Of cay cents, which
keeps ont foreign copper but Rs Tho Amer
icnn mines prosl,co very much larger Iuat1-
tfty than IL consumed in t1.is country, they
arc Obliged to ship largely 10 Europe, wllcro
they sell it at 10 cents. loss freight whio!.
pays handsome profit" Wo tnke t!,eBs
facts and quotations from tho columns of
noreo advocate Of protection, the 1'oaton i'd
otrfiser. They show that Tho American mine-
owners sell their copper nbrond, after paying
freight Oh 1t, for 5cents leEs than they cl,argo
tho American consumer. ls there my reasou
for the continuance Of this robbory2 1inlf
tho copper produced in tho country IL mined
by one corporation. and that company has
moro i,flucnce nt Washington than tho mill
ions Of coprer-usors can exert. II The next
Congress. lries iss hand at cutting down
duties, twill l,aso ali admirable fold Of ofort
In this alalncfal tax on copper.
, 1875-11-12

4 synopsis Of the report Of the Engineer
Department of tho Unitod States Army is
given this morning. Con. HUMPHREYS, after
detailing the work on Notifications the past
year, aud giving estimates of additional pro-
posed improvements, devotes considerable
space to the torpedo system which has With
in the past few ycara attained to such won-
derful perfection. Experiments with torpe-
does in tho many harbors along tho coast
have enabled tho Engineer Department to
determine tho sizo and buoyancy of these de-
structiyo agents applicable to tile differ
cnt channels, and SO complete are tho
details in this connection TINT, in case Of
emergency, the ship-chnnnel Of any harbor
Threatened by n foreign foo could bo 30 OBJ
structed with these explosive machines with
in worry few hours that fleet Of war vessels
yenturing 10 cnter would DO blown to atoms.
The Importance OF torpcdocs was we'll illus
trated in tho Franco Prussinn war, wherein
Franco will, her immense navy was rendered
entirely powerless III against tho thorough
subaqueous System of batteries adopted BY
the German Government.
, 1875-11-12

be Thoso aro no means al knowing whether
tho accounts nro correct, inas1nuctl ~ Mr..
OaEhEs IN not lampercs1 by my l'oartl Of Di-
rcctors, nnd consequently publishes his t1g-
urcs solely on his own responsibility. Aro
tlleso figures Of ti'e sort tliat cannot
lie :? We fear ttia 1cw method of bank-
mug on "fa;tt' ~ will not bear close
inspection. Our fenrs increase, indeed. when
wo learn that the prime catso Of the London
TINES attack upon tho Cooperative Credit
Bank was its attempt TO float tho bonds Of D
ccrtnin AMERICAN railway Of dubious ropute
upon tho London innrkes,
1t nay be that Mr.. OAKIEY, F. II. q. s., is
merely fauatical follower Of ltonxnr OWEN,
and believes TINT tho latter's fanouH device
Of "lobor exchanges can bo 80 broRdenod
and improved that cash can be altogether
dispensed with md credit take its place. II
10, Judge KE1lEY has one congcninl spirit
abroad. But il. .. q. mny be MI astute
swinllcr. Ills stockholders hayo raid their
money, but they may be denied tho privilege
Of mnking their choice between these two
alternatives. Cooperation aud cash havo
won many victories together, but credit },as
ol,oays been fatal to cooperative enterprise.
If workiug1uen want to 70 into tho banking
business, they Ind better tako the plan
skctched for them by ScuuL7xr- DEL1Tscu.
That Inns been tested BY ycnra Of trial, and
docs not--wo add in praise Of it-pay mon 12
per cent interest on thejr debts.
, 1875-11-12

The city authorities aro beginning to mani
fest n realizing sense Of tho fact that they
have been unfairly and tishouorably tlcnlt
with by the Comfy Doartl in the mattor OF
the Court. llonso aud City-1Ialt, md that, I'm.
less prompt measures aro taken to hold tito
county to itH contract. they will be compelled
10 choose between an EaAN building through.
out and mono Mt oil. There is no tine to ho
lost; The Bonrd Of Public Works anil
Common Council mnst move at once
if Tiny hopo to accomplish anything. Delay
means tho complete sucecss Of tho Comfy
Ring in their cchc'ne to force All unworthy
and discrcdtablo structure upon tho city, and
unless, as is strongly hinted, tho ring rami-
fications hnye already extended to tho Com
mon Council tie people may reasonably cx-
poct thai body to tako sach action M will de-
feat tho shameful combination, and secure
for tho city at least m equal voice in the
adoption Of plans for tho Court House and
City.1Iall.
, 1875-11-12

cent interest, secured by deed Of trust
upon tho building Of Tho Association. Tho
note WAS not paid ut maturity nn'i the III
tcrest VIVA only raid up to Oct. /. 1874. Ar-
plicntion haa been frequently made for til"
payment Of tho note, Int in cseh instance
Inns been refused, and now tho validity Of tho
decd of trust is denied by the Association,
legal opinion to tint effect having been OBJ
tanned by them, II these statements as set
forth oy this bill aro true, It explains how the
unfortunate negro lepositors Of thi* bank
were awin,llcl out Of 81, ,00O 1T thoir money,
and susgesta to aEoop1 and 5AskEr that they
may find la very profitable tisll for their
lnbor in Washington.
, 1875-11-12
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, 1875-11-12


Cooperation Inns won SO many successes
IN England that tho word ia often usod to
cloak the schemes Of roguos. Tricksters try
to inspire confidence with 1t. Private firms
advertise themselves as cooperative COM
pany, but the only division OF profits Is be-
tween the knavish partners. A most curious
example of this method Of deception or Of
fnancial folly has recently boon exposed by
the London Tines, which has been in turn
sued by tho "Co-operntive Crotlit Bunk" for
libel Tho @. G. D. WIS established at Lon
don, but 1t has thirty branches in as many
provincial cities. Besides the ordinary ap-
p1iances for carrying on banking business.
1t possesses weekly newspaper and q staff
Of lecturers. whose duty 1t Is to preach the
gospel OF cooperative credit, the science
Of making something ont Of nothing, to won
dering mud gullible mechanics and laborors.
This unique machine is run by Fellow Of
tho Royal Geographical Society, Mr.. RICHARD
BANNER OAKLEY, who has four obscure
trustees to help him. IIo is not embarrassed,
however,, by any Board Of Directors, and he
oonccals the names Of his stockholders for
certain nimaY reasons We are inclined to
tlink that tho initials Of all tho stockholders
arc r. b. O. The lecturers tall their gaping
audiences that tho ono thing needful III
"fnlth, faith In R1cuAap BANNER OAKLEY.
That gentleman will kindly receive any de-
posit, even though It ia but aaingls sovereign,
and will pay Is per cent interest on 1t. He
ID 50 accommodating, in fact. that nobody
need hesitate to open m acoouut with him
}n.s1f y t,an
money. Under such circumstances, Mr..
0AxLEy takes a noto, payablo In 80 days, but
removable until fartllor notico,-and pays the
customer II por cont Interest On tho note |!
This III certainly new extension Of credit.
II 1t could only be generally introduced, the
present painful necessity of writing an occa-
sional promise4o pay, ninety days from date,
would become pleasure, aud q permanent
one. But we fail to Zee why any one haa
intsusted 5Ir. OAxLgY with any cash. Why
hand him sovereign and get 3a I'd interest,
when note for two eovereigns, indefinitely
renewable, would draw Ia lod7 What a
blessing Mr. M1oAwuEa would have found In
Mr. OAKLEY.
Tho idea OF cooperation IL carried ont by
making every depositor atockholder to the
amount Of his account Tbs interest paid
may seem munidcent, but It Ia Insignificant
compared with ths profit seapsd by the Man-
aget. Mr. OAK1Kx's own figures chow that an
aggregate capital Of f0,o5o has been 10 aki'l-
fully handled thst II has yielded profit Of
| CO, TOT In three monthg. This Il 1t the rate OF
more than $50 per cent per annuna, 10 that H.
D. Q. could pAy bis depoaitors 100 per cent III"
n
, 1875-11-12

1otAI. .&1SJIa uu.Ep
Including Turkey md Egypt, tho aggregate
debt Of the crippled States il III the neighbor-
hood Of $3.50, ,ooo, 900, ana.th English peo-
r!o bold very largo proportion Of these
debts.
It will ho readily understood, therefore.
how Mr, DrsnAE11, representing the great
untiou Of capitalists, should, at London fes-
tival, give Ills attention to tho great subject
Of finance and to tho subject Of Reputation.
OF MI tho tho crimes which nations naay
commit, there il mono which so seriously in-
jures the people Of England as TINT Of repu-
dintion, nor il financial honor 60 highly rc-
spcctcd elsewhere. There arc oshor money
lenders in Europe, and some Of these hnve
suffered severely III their Investments, par
ticularly those who havo purchased largely OF
American railway stocks and bonds, Kepu-
diation has become word Of terror in
Europe, aud 50 extensive has it become among
tho minor Statos TINT it is moro than
likely that diplomatic complications will
eventually grow out Of it. Certain 1t is that
the several States in dsfault haVo reached the
limit Of their credit. No amount OF interest
they may offer will tempt tho n,onay-1enders
Of Europe 10 advanco them any mora money.
Thoy must resume payment or lose credit
among recognized nations. At the recent
banquet Of tho London Municipality, tho
Ministers OF two Of the Central American
and one Of tho South American States were
excluded because Of Irregularities in the
financial aifairs Of the Governments Of those
States. May we not find in this proceeding
tho beginning Of a principle Of international
intercourse requiring strict financial integ-
rity II Statos which arc parties to fraudulent
loans, or which fail to meet their financial OBJ
legations. are to be excluded from diplomatic
intercourse, and practically cease to be recog-
nized among nations, the penalty for fnan-
cial dishouor will become a serious one,
especially among tho smaller Governments,
which hare, unfortunately, pmd little atten-
ton to keeping up thoir credit. The require
ment Of fidelity to financial obligations Oh a
requisite for diplomatic relations ia not per-
haps Inconsistent with the universal growth
Of commerce. The age is 3 practical one.
Commerce is tie great regulator, and tho
bankrupt or dishonost Government may, per-
haps, be treated by other nations AZ is the
bankrupt and dishonest merchant by his
commercial associates.
, 1875-11-12

It a1.oss cash, and 91.o7l for December.
Corn vas in fair demand and a@1c higher,
closing at a23 cash. and 81 for November.
Data were sten1er. closing at u ac casfl, md
III lc for December. lsye WAS 1'r'ner at G5@
tic Barley was active md weak, closing
at Nc cash, anl B2c for December. Hogs
were active md averaged &c lower, but
closed firm. Sales chiefly at s7.2o@7.40.
Cattle wcre dull n,stl weak. Will, sales at
81. .dO@G N. Silcop wero casior Mt s3. 600
4.25 for common to good grnfics. One hum
drcd dollars in gold would buy $114.37t in
RreenbnckB at the close.
, 1875-11-12
TIE ERROR OF L0BRY1sTs.

There Is an old Saw that experience ought
to comme1d to professional lobbyists, viz. !:
~ bird in the hand IL worth two In the
hush." II there had been nothing to 20 On
hut the celebrated Count Fosco's career in
Washington, and his subsequent necessity Of
suing for wflat ho claimed ~ Ills ahare Of the
profits In tho paving-contracts, atter he had
disbursed thousands OF dol1ars OF lobby
money, 1t ought to have been enough TO
warn other gentlemen engaged in the ''in-
auenoe" businesa. But there hare been
many other instances equally striking. Con
sracsors, like Republics, arc notorioualy un.
grateful. They will promise pretty much
anything prior to getting their contracts for
influence or assistance that will lead to the
procuring Of the desired oontrncts, but after
the contracts have becn obtained, the cou-
tractors arc apt to forget q division Of tha
profits.
Tbs experience Of A[r. HtnnA1p, of Cincin-
natl, in lis relations with Mr. MUELLER, who
furnishes Buena Vista stone for tho Chicago
Custom. House, seems to have been OF the
Same general character, II the story told on
behalf Of Mr. I1upAnp Is correct. When Mr,
MuzL1ER was struck viii. tho brilliant idea
Of furnishing stone all the way from Cincin.
natl for the Chicago Custon.IIousc, Mr.
H1nD4nn was willing to help on the project,
Mr. HspBARp, OF course, had influence
oil men havo who are willing to assist for G
consideration. So the story goes that ar.
H1HuAnD agreed to use this influence in he.
half OF Mr.. MUELLER ani his Duena Vista
stone for contingent remuneration. Bir.
li1nAnn alleges that he Was to receive III
cents On oyory foot Of stone furnished 10.
the Oustom-f House III case MUELLER got the
contract, ind that this agreement WA
lnade in tho presence OF two witnesses
but not reduced TO writing But, il
there was any such agreement, 8fr. MuEILr1
declined 10 abide by 1t after he got his con-
tract. Perhaps it VIVA because in taking tht
contract he was obliged to covenant that nc
MeEabsr Of Congress, nor other person no,
mentioned in tho contract, should ha admit
ted to any interest therein. Perhaps It wa
because Mr. MUELLER, like moas other con
tractors, waa forgetful and uugratsful r.
continue Mz. H1psAnp's story, however, !
may ba stated that hs made repeated applica
lions to Iii. MuE1Lx1 for his Is cents pe
loot. but that h. didn't gst ons inssal!ment
Ihsssupon l7. Ht1AAap susd III. Mpu14
, 1875-11-12
BpEClE PAYMENT1 AND THE DEBTOR
EfhpH

hhotnor correspondent o'sc't'scs ti41s tloiu
ing the editorials in th1a paper Oh specie
lay'nont7 Ana the aeo1or cihss'
III our article W. sngscstou 'has per
cent noaa NJ the prescht pfaces ot money
"on'a ne "or'h iroili B" u d. cen's' We
mhae 1h's ess'1hato bccanse the 1osefnmeht
pet een.s "fo WORTH no h'ore tilaa P"'' iA'9
wou't 1n,caso thas money ~ eomp"sa!'Ve'y
lung oonaS :" worth per cent III golo' anu
1'ttt oo,'p' ''"rans pes cent 'h'ores' "ou"'
se'' ,of 'ss7 ~ 'n', nut propose 70 an@ao =, .''o
i"1u,n9 u '',e afeenpncks compulsory. 1h"t
anou.,' ~ =, op,'ou'' "nn' W. Susges'eo WHY
, ,A"S 'n0 ooI1 ''oue'' ~ l,'co o. tao eFcea'
oa'NS sso"aa p''se,'e sne,r character as
1esu.@'eAues ~ "uu'a w 1no sreenoAeRs III
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, 1875-11-12

Iho othc1al canvass Of tho vote in Cook
County WAS yesterday concluded. als, Hvcg's
pltr0dty over Mr. HEzso was 3,5l7, tho ra-
ducslon from the figures frat given being cf.
footed by the rejection Of the returna from
the First Precinct Of the Fifth Ward, which
also has the effect Of increasing C1xAax's
majority over MuanY Nxlsos, a. the rejected
Fote brought the latter much nearer hix CON.
petitor. It may well ba doubted whether
lhe Board Of Canvasaera were justified In
throwing ont this vote,-whsther 1t Is in the
power Of sat Of Judges Of election, by re-
fuaing to perform their duties, to invalidat.
the entire vote, and thereby aistrauohisa tn
citizens Of tho precinct.
, 1875-11-12

4 commercial conference has recently been
in session at Berlin. It has demanded
stringent railway law, and has recommended
the Government to take possession Of the
lines not already owned by 1t. Three yoars
hgo it was said that there were no attainable
data for tho solution Of tho railroad question.
1t has since been mooted In nearly every
civilized country. Tharo will be data galore
bv 1SSh
, 1875-11-12

Our Washington dispatches afford gratify-
Ing ASSURANCE that Vice-Presidont WILSON
has safely passed the crisis of his ILLNESS,
md is now regarded by his physicians as ont
Of danger md in fair way to regain his
wonted health and strength.
, 1875-11-12
Dbe Ublfapn Uribu,1e.
Friday Morning, Novonber IL, 1875.

Greenbacks, at tho Now York Gold Ex-
change yesterday, opened ut 873, advanced to
87s, and, lister, fell to SIT, at which figure
the closing transactions were registered.
, 1875-11-12

favor of smoshing tho Tammanies Tho yot-
era Of Now York City ut tue rocont election
stoned for tho error they committed in allow
ing Tammany to bo reconstructed after the
exit Of TwEEn by smashing it. True, they
did it in rather questionable why, and with
the uso of questionable material. Anti.Tam-
many candidates with Joux MoRn1ssEx at
their head wcro not parngons Of public vir-
tue OF champions Of political purity, Itmay
be possible, also, that another Tan,many may
succeed tho Tanmany Of which Kr1.11 was
Boss, and may bo Just rs bad md corrupt,
but tho hopefnlness OF the situation is TINT,
having smashed one Ring, the people and pa
pers aro now hard nt work to cut OF
tho possibility Of another Ring taking ita
place. Nearly all tho prominent papers
in New York City arc advocating
tho total abolition Of Tamnany Hall,
and arc pushing tho war boldly aud enorget-
ically. The enemies Of Tau,many have also
taken courage BY their recent victory to
emancpate themselves from the thralldom Of
bossoa and tho pcrnicioua influences OF secret
conclaves, and tho united efforts Of the two
have sent CONSERVATION into tho Tammany
camps. It ia extremely doubtful whether
Tanmnny will ever aeain have tho power
that 1t had in tbs pa1my days Of TWEED, aud
perhaps Of probability. that the blow Of the
I'd Of November was it's doath.stroke. In
Brooklyu tho work was done moro etfcctuslly,
Tho Ring in that city, while not 50 notorious
~ tina Twrx.n R;nr- was enuellv corr7tpt. and