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MISCELLANEOUS.
Hanged for Murder.

BALTIMORE, March II Two negroes were
hanged to-day in Maryland for murder. .
Fire at Siillwarok.
i. TROY, March l2-The bridge at Still
water was fired. Two stores, nine dwell.
ings and Flowers Hotel were burned. Loss
$50, 900.
Burnt Cork Arrayed Against Civil Rights.
MONTGOMERY, March l2.-Seyeral negroes
applied at the ticket office of the theatre
last night to purchase some tickets of ad-
mission to the parquette to Cal Wagner's
minstrel performance, and were refused.
Afterward Deputy United States Marshal
Randolph arrested Cal Wagner upon com
plaint of four negroes for violation of the
civil rights bill. A bond of $500 was signed
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Our MIR. Bates nd the Polite Language,
We ara freUuautlv fo voro1 NJ; th cpr; ob+I n

Our MIR. Bates and the Polite Langua &c.
We are frequently favored with sprightly
communications from intelligent ladies in
terested in the welfare of the REPUBLICAN
One such contributor lately handed in a
well written article for publication, with
the remark that it must have '.the best
place in the paper" Our junior, little
jealous, perhaps inquired if it was the fair
thing for her to bespeak choice Of pages,
knowing it would be granted, perhaps, as
Difference to her sex! Certainly, SIR"
was the laughing reply, premiere place an
dame" Our Mr.. Bates, who never used a
word of profane language in his life, in the
way of swearing, overheard the conversa-
tion. and has since remarked: when l
heard the beautiful lady talk like dat,
jest felt like would go right away and
have prayer meeting for her sake"
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To the School Teachers.

Those teachers who transact their bust.
ness at the Citizens Savings Bank can re-
ceive the balance due on their July certif-
Gates by applying to the polite and gentle.
manly cashier, NJ. Benner, Esq. About
25O of the worthy class of instructors are
customers OF this staunch institution. and
they will wake up this morning and find
themselves favored a tritie above the aver
age of their fellow-laborers who do not.
They will receive the balance due on their
certificates, less interest, on demand. Others
may have to wait week or tive.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-13

CoTroN PRESS AND ELIGIBLE STORE AT
AUcTIoN,-Messrs. Nash & Hodgson, auc-
tioneers, sell at twelve o'clock NJ, to-day,
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, tor
account Of the estate of Alfred Penn, inter-
dicted, the Penn Cotton Press, corner of
Terpsichore and Tchoupitoulas streets, and
the four-story brick store. on the southeast
corner of Camp and Poydras streets. The
terms are one-forth cash on the spot. bal
ance at one, two and three years. See the
advertisement for full particulars.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES,
Succession of Gerard II eprv wo.s,,

Succession of Gerard Henry Woesta.
CECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH Op
- Orleans No. 81, 37,854.-Whereas, Mrs. Madeline
Walter. widow Of Adam huber. Jr, has petitioned
estate OF the late Gerard Henry Woesta deceased.
intestate. Notice 10 hereby given to all whom il
may concern to show cause within ten days why
granted.
By order of the Court
mills II 81 FRANK PACE. JR, Clerk.
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Mile. De Murska in Opera.

Opera goers have still another treat in
store for them next week. On Monday
night, at the Opera House, Mile. lima De
Murska will appear in the exquisite opera
OF "Riggoletto," the music of which is so
well adapted to her voice, and the capacity
of the French opera troupe who will appear
as her support. Between the first and Sec
Ond acts of the opera Nine. Carrepo will
perform fantasia upon the instrument
most thoroughly under her control-the
piano. On Wednesday evening Mile. De
Mursks will again appear in opera. Seats
for these nights of opera can now be
secured at Elie's music room on Canal
street.
Ambrose Thomas opera of "Hamlet" is
in rehearsal, in which Mile De Murska will
sing the role of Ophelio.
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The ticket all can vote,
The ticket all can vote.
Louisiana State Lottery tickets.
Louisiana State Lottery tickets,
In next Saturdays drawing.
In next Saturdays drawing.
Elect yourselves to an income
Elect yourselves to an income
Worth $4,000.
Worth $4,000.
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VOLUME VIII--NO. 2


| At the St. Charles Theatre last night
Mr.. E. L. Davenport appeared as Hamlet.
1t was personation not equaled on the
| American stage, considered as study of
| the character. Columns might by written
in it's praise, and yet more remain to be
told He follows no actor in business or
| reading; and seeing OF hearing him it is
| difficult to say what gesture in action or
what accent or tone in reading was lacking
to complete the personation of Shake
speare's Hamlet. The text explained his
action, and his action made the text clearer.
The closet scene with the Queen mother,
where he must be cruel to be kind, was ex-
ceedingly fine. He discards the use Of
tangible and shaped pictures of the two
kings, but with look and gesture follow
ing the words paints such portraits of
his dead father and unworthy stepfather
that the Queen can not but see and melt
with the Old love for the one and shrink
with horror from the other. In the absence
of Shakespeare's testimony it is perhaps q
matter of taste with the actor what coun-
terfelt presentments are to be used in the
picture scene, but it is so we'll managed by
Mr.. Davenport that his way of employing
only the rich words Of the author to repre-
sent the kings seems best. Another sur
prise to the audience was the appearance
of Hamlet in the second act with one knee
and ankle represented as if bare. No other
actors appear thus, and yet are put in the
mouth of Ophelia the words:
Ihave been 20 affrighted.
Lord Hamlet-with his dOublet all unbraced;
No hat upon his head; his stockings f0uled,
Psie ss his shirt; his knees knocking esch other
And with look 20 piteous in purp0rt.
As If he had been lo0sed out Of hell
To speak OF h0rrOrs-he comes before me-
This ls but a simple instance of Mr.. Da-
venport's Interpretation of the character in
detail, showing an original conception
drawn directly from the fruitful text.
While it must be said that Mr.. Booth
pleases the general public best as the
moody Dane, it is left for the thoughtful to
continue in the opinion that Mr.. Davenport
is the greatest Hamlet now occupying the
stage. Mrs. Davenport gave . correct rep
resentation OF the Queen, and Miss Virginia
Buchanan was most acceptable Ophelia.
For the matinee to day the ''StraHger" will
be played, with Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport as
the Stranger and Mrs. Haller. In the
evening "Jack Cade" will be repeated.
At the Varieties Theatre this noon Mr..
John E. Owens will appear as the dear old
Caleb Plunrm,er, in the Christmas story of
dot" 1t is an excellent bill, reviving
piece of acting by the great comedian too |
well known to require further notice. In |
the evening we are to have "Paul Pry" and |
Betsy Baker,"
The De Murska concert at Grunewald |
Hall last night was a perfect ovation to
hat distinguished artist. The hall was
crowded to overflowing, and the lady never
'ang better. The matinee to-day will be
ully as well attended, Judging from tie
'heet at Grunewald's music store indicating
ale of seats.
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The Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
50 Chartres street, on March 12, stood as
follows: At 8 A. NJ. 63o; at 2 P. NJ, 73o;
at 6 p. NJ, 10. Lowest point during the
night of March l L, .56o. Rain during the
night of March II, three and four tenths
inches.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-13

new net has been set to catch railroad
earnings. The United States Supreme
Court has just decided that the term 'net
earnings,' as applied to railroads, simply
means that portion of the receipts Of road
(Which remains after the deduction of all
charges or outlay as net profit"
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF HUGO Nj. HOFFMAN AND
members Of the firm of Hoffman Co

CNITEo STATES MARsHALs OFFICE
New Orleans, march Il, 1875 I
FINu is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
Il in bankruptcy has been issued out of the Dis
trct Court of the United States for the District OF
Louisiana against the estate of Hugo NJ. Hofsmsn n
and John Ferdinand Kraemer, indiv ldually and as
members of the firm of Hoffman & Co.. of sew Or
leans, in the parish of Orleans, State louisiana
adiudged bankrupts upon their own petition; that
the payment of any debts and the delivery Of any
property belonging to said bankruprs to them, or
for Their use and the transfer of any property by
creditors of said baiikrupts to prove their debts
and choose one or more assignees of their estate
Will be held at court of bankruptcy, to be holden
on the twentythird day of April. .. D. 1875, at
twelve o'clock NJ, at the Cnstomhouse building,
New Orleans, before c. s. Kellogg, register.
s. b. PACKARD,
mhl3 apl3 United states Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-13

Neuralgia has been found to be an affec
uon OF the great scistic nerve, and medica l
men now call the disease the sciatic.
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FOB RENT.

TyNO RENT, EURNISHRD-ONE LARGE
Il front room. suitable for q single gentleman
IN private family. No. 767h Magazine street. cor
ner of Washington. fell
ICOR RENT.-A DESIRABLE COTTAGE TO
4 rent, situated on ST. Andrew street. between
Rampart and Franklin streets, No. 469, at s is per
month"; will rent it tor less to a prompt paying
tenant. iasl
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TIE NlUKSkA IN kIGOLETTO.
OPERA HOUSE ON MONDAY.

Triumph Of MlIe DE MURsKA, the famous Hun
garian nightingale Messrs MOmas and De Vivo
have kindly concluded farewell engagement by
which Mile. lima De Murska will apSear In two Of
her great characters
On Monday, March Is, at 8 p. M.
Nile. lima De Murska viii appear in her great role
OF GGLDA, in RIGOLETTO; Between the first and
second acts Mme Carren0 Sauret, the eminent
pianist. will play . fantasia on themes from "I
TrOvatore." by 0ottschalk on the celebrated grand
piano of Knabe Co.
In rehearsal, "Hamlet" for De Muyska in her
grandest role OF OPHkLIA.
Wednesday-De Murska Night.
Sale of seats opens to-day at the Opera House
rom 8 t. II A. ~, and at Elie's from IL " r. NJ.
mhi3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-13

holland has about $4,000 windmills in
operation whenever there is breeze.
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Two hundred more chances,
Two hundred more prizes.

Two hundred more prizes.
Are to be drawn
Are to be drawn
Next Saturday
Next Saturday
BY the Louisiana State Lottery
By the Louisiana State Lottery
Four hundred and forty chances at SIS, 900.
Capital prize $4,000.
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$40 prizes, amounting ST4 500
EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The nine remaining units of the same ten OF the
numbers drawing the first two full prizes will be
entitled to the eighteen approximation prizes
For example: If ticket No. 1916 draws the s 2O 100
prize. those tickets numbered l2il 249, l243 l24A
lA5 l2i7. l2iS 249 and 1850 will each be en- titled
80 $500. II ticket No. 2Sl draws the 10 900 prize
those tickets numbered 232, 233. 234 235 1885, 237
23s, 2s9 and 2i0 will each be entitled 10 $780,
Whole Tickets, $40 Halves, S5, Quar-
ters. 81 so , Efghths, 81 2J.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT DEpuC
TION.
Orders to be addressed to
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Lock box No. 692, Post0fsce,
New Orleans
Sen, send postot5ce money order or register youu
letter. ja2 ly
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LOTTERIES.
SPLENDID SCHEME.

SPLENDID SCHEME.
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
LOUISIANA STATE SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
incorporated August II. 1881
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TIE MURsKA FAREWELL MATINEE.

nE MCRskA FAREWELL MATINEE
Cruncwald Hall. Saturday Mt IL NJ,
MT; De vivo has the honor to announce a fare
well gala matinee of
NILE. LIMA DE- MURSKA,
And her concert c0nb binAtiOn.
Admission : l. reserved seats fifty cents extra.
Tickets for sale ut Grupewald's music store Canal
street. Knabe 4 Co.'s pianos used. mhl2 2t
RIDWELL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC
u FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY. MARCH Z, 1875
8. e. FRANCE,
IL his great Sensational Drama. entitled
MARKED FOR LIFE.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
FRIDAi-Benefit of Mr.. FRANCE.
SUNDAY, March H-Miss ELIZA WEATHERSBY
and her Euriesque Troupe. NH.
GRCNEWALD HALL.-DE MURSKA.
GROWING TRIUMPH OF
NILE. LIMA DE MURSKA,
The famous Hungarian nightingale and her grand
concert combination.
Farewell matinee on
Saturday, March Is, mt IL NJ.
Sale Of seats open at Grunewald's.
mh7
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..-4=za. .a
Winters Gallery.
cry day ot the week
Excellent Tens.
81 ",

Tho original American Tea Com oany. OF
New York Of which Eobt. Wells +. Prc.i.
dent, was eSt iblished in 1870. and since
that time ha, been steadily gaining in favor
not only in the city OF New York, but all
over the country, until now Il, tea. reach
every section. The leading Press OF the
city AMI of hundred. Of places Ia thu coun.
try have endorsed il u, perfectly rclilble,
and parties wishing excellent teas at low
prices, can with perfect confidence send
to thI, company Tor them. Their teas are
pat up in Que pound packages. with The
Kind and p lee priltJd on the wrappers
also, in boNe, containing ). 10, 20 and 30
pc, nd,. They range in price from 80 cents
TO II - per pou7d, oar merchants can
have samples mailed u their address ~
enclosing 10 cent, for ca ia sample. The
company wish reliable agents in every town
to ge; up clubs amongst families for their
teas, aud offer great Inducements. send
Tor our circular. Address always. RoLt.
Wels, pres't, No. ~ Ncsey 81. New
York. 5-S-d&w-d,.
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THE solpurns. RErNIo>.

Yesterday and to-day i, celebrated at
Chicago the reunion Of the soldiers and
sailors of the latc war. Preparations on
n grand scale were made for the event,
Many distinguished persons arc present,
among them Coy. Ilartranit of Pcnnsyl-
yania. Gov Taylor of Wisconsin. aud
Gov. Bcyeridge Gen. Charles Devin. OF
Massachusetts,, commanding chief of the
Grand Army of the Republic Gen. Lew
Wallace of Indiana, ex-senator llawlcy of
Connecticut, and many Others. GOV.
Bcyeridge held q reception at the eNposi-
ton building last evening and this even.
ing, grand promenade concert at the
same place will take pllcc. and a prize
viii be given to the performer who best
executes the various drum calls of the
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THE WHISKY RING.

The history OF the movement bv the
treasury department upon the whisky
ring at -. LOui, i interesting. In 1871 g,
the operations Of the ring first became
concerted. aud il has continued u grow
in strength until It, managers. grown
bold with success. believed il To zoe i'm
pregnablc. Last tall. the secretary OF
IN" treasury, aware OF the fact that large
frauds against the government were
perpetrated, determined To make a yigor-
Gus attempt TO right The wrong and
bring the dishonest trafficcr, in whisky to
punishment. Tie conduct of the inter
nal revenue officials convinced Secretary
Bri,toN that they were in collision with
'he whisky men, and thi, conviction led
10 the order transferring supervisor, and
special agents TO new posts. These
Officers, however. through the influence
they possessed with President Grant. pre-
vailed upon him 10 suspend his order
removing them. The secretary, not dis
hedrtencd by the difficulties in his path.
continued hi, secret investigations and
N'calne fully convinced that the "whishy
ring wa, not only a reality, but that it
was one Of the most powerful and corr
rup'. equalization, ever formed to dcfraud
'he government, and that it, most rrlla-
"le' trusted and efficient agent, were the
officials IA the revenue service. sworn Ia
protect the Interests OF the government.
iha.ly' secretary Brstow appointed
spec" agent At II. loui, to go to work
secretly To detect thg corruptions nrac.
ured by the whisky ring, with the view
" bringing The perpetrators To ius,
"ce' Inc work wa To he
uohe entirely Out.idc Of the Secretary.
once in Washington, not even the file, 0.
','' 'iesram- &C., being allowed to enter
''eFe' tll' course being necessary in or.
N'r 10 prevent Information OF the move,
,"cn'' OIL The detectives being convened
~ ue members Of the ring BY il, spic,
II The department.
mr. Colony set to wor. on thc 5th q
March The task OF detecting the man
her ana the extent orthc Illicit tran.ac.
IONS Of the whisky men was NO easy ono
he nen set 10 watch the di,tlllerirs an,
'hc reetiiyin9 establishments. two at Gao
pace were assaulted and beaten by n,
',hpioyes Of these establishments. Thong
''"hsed every day, they did not c.ca,
suspicion and some OF them were !,
Iweu seriously and compelled % lav n
p"' Mr. Colony and few faithful ASS
'an'' persevered and after u .eige OF abo
eigh' weeks, had gone 10 the bottom
the hauas practiccd by the ring and wc
prepared for active measures II "
ascertalned that tho revenue officers wl
closed their eyes 10 these Operations we
paid regular percentage Of nil nrof
made Of Illicit spirits, aud tina, tho s,s
Ing In 81. Louis alone amounted 10 oho
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SUPERVISOR MUM.

The exposure of the whisky ring IL
Chicago. and the fact that Secretary
Bri.t)w sent Supervisor Tuition. of tn,
Pennsylvania district, to make the scil.
uics a, that place, excite the Chicago
Time, to a-h u few cmbarra- sing qucs-
tons OF supervisor Mum. Say, the
Tnlr,
The question arises. where wa, Mr..
Supervisor Mum. of the Illlinoi. district .
How did il happen that in revenue dis
trct under the supervision of so efficient
servant Of the revenue department.. dis
tnler- had tor a long time been pcrpe-
trating fraud, upon the revenue without
molesiation: How was it that Mr. Mum
did not find ont the frauds and seize the
offending dlstillcricS: Why wa, il
deemed necessary by Secretary Bristow
TO order supervisor from Philadelphia
20 Chicago to perform a service which
Mr.. Mum and whole army NJ revenue
detectives are kept and paid to perform :
1t is understood that evidence of fraud.
upon the revenue by the whisky distillers
ia this district Ia, been for long time
accumulaiing in the pc, session of Sole
i;or Wilson, at Washington. How did II
happen that Mr.. Supervisor Mum had
no knowledge of the fact: IL hc had
had knowledge Of the facts. it is perhaps
a fair presumption that he would have
acted upon it and seized the offending
dl'iillericS. But. when such knowledge
was gained by solicitor Wilson, OF which
Mr.. Mum was bls,filly ignorant. why
was il not transmitted To the supervisor
OF the district, with orders to act, insteat
OF 'upcrNeding Mr.. I.ogan's devote,
henchlnan by sending hithcr .upcryi
sor from another district:''
These are petincnt questions. \ Wash
iugton dispatch states that Mr.. Mum Q
the Chicago district and Mr.. McDonal,
Of the -. loui. district, who was al>c
set aside a, being of 40 use in the descent
~ -. Louis. are under direct suspicion
Of the department. Really, thing, looh
bad for Mr.. Mum.
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To Communities

The Advertiser, n retired physician. bay-
ing providentially discovered, while u Med.
zeal Missionary in southern Asia, very
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy 9nd
permanent cure Of Consumption, Asthma,
bronchitis, Catarrh, and all throat and lung
affections, also e positive aud radical spe-
cilir Tor Nervous Debility, Premature lie.
cay, and AL Nervous Complaints, feels It hi
dut! to make it known to his suffering TEL
lows. Actuated by this motive, he viii
cheerfully send free of charge 20 all who
desire II, the receipt for preparing, aGl ian
directions for successfully u,in2, tins proyi-
dentially desired remedy. Those who wish
20 avail themselves Of the benefit. OF this
ci,coyery without cot, can do So b. return
mail, by addressing
DIR. CHARLES T.. MARSHALL,
~ Niagara street.
2,-i-l-wst Buffalo, Y. y.
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CAIRO MaRKET--.WH0LESALE

Corrected Daily by p. Nj Stoa,us, commission
merchant, secretary Vi the ,airU Boart Of
Trude
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Obstacles to Marriaue

Happy relief for young men fr IN tie cr
icc.s Of error, and abuses in early Vie.
Manhood restored. lmpsdimcnts to mar
riage removed. New method OF treatment
New and remarkable remedies. Books
and c'rculsr, sent tree, in sealed envelopes.
Addres., HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 40
Y. Ninth street, Philadelphia, PAN inst-
tuition having . high II putation for honor.
al lc conduct aad professional skill.
I'd 4 w-;im.
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ONLY FIFTEEN.

The latest news from the wrecked
steamer schiller place the number of
saved at fifteen. There was life belt in
every berth of the vessel, and according
to the directions Of Captain Thomas. one
was fastened TO every woman, but they
proved worthless in the heavy sea.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


We will take, at the -. Charles Hotel.
during the summer months, 20 day boarders,
at s!s per month, and50 boarders with cool,
pleasant rooms on the upper noor, at ~
per month. At this extremely low rate,
none but promptly paying bosrdcr~ will be
accepted. JEwETr WILCOX 4 co..
3l-i-2s.lm. rroprietors.
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ADVERTISING RATES.


One square, Que insertion ,................s 81 ~
Each Subsequent insertion, ......... ......... -
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

r1'HE BULLETIN is published every morning
except Monday IN the Bulletin Building, cor
ner Washington avenue aud Twelfth street
THr BrLLLriN is served to city subscribers by
hdthnil carriers at Twenty-Five Cents u Week 4,
payable weekly by Mail lin advance, SO per
aunum; siN months, 49, three months, 81; one
month, 81 %.
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NOTICE

NVAaNLs
y OilIt !, hereby given that BOO acr9rtinucc
- Nt1 lh, requirements Of section Of An
hut "ut,uca An AZ 70 declare ana constitute
th' shli' ui ill1upis sole trustpe ~ that p0rt0u
ni ne otU'' ar lrllcg a-.s s,sl and collected
Ron M }'.1 l-.3. Ia Fhrrs, ~ 2'-Yf ihoreof and
itfuntiuy Of tue same 10 The taN.DAy,r. Oh I'M,
rta'' Wh' nave paid such excess and for IA.
ll'''llph "i Tie taxpayers entitled thereto, aud
~ ','hlf' anu an omo'r- on persons connected
y 10 soc collect luH, cu-tpd on th.renf B
VII refund - such IAr-1n or corporation the
amount by him ~ u paid In CNrcs, of twrut, /.
hih, Winy Nlh1 81 such STATE tau Of l-;5, up-
on ihs piesEntntlOn vi his OT he taN RECENT, In
sid Veal covering M. same
oliAS CUNNINGHANI,
IJ-j-ll-d.Wiw County Ir,nsnr,r
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\. MARX. IS Ohio Icvcc. /. now TAX
ing orders for the new STYLES of Silk Hats,
oil the rage at the East, known ~
Filth Avenue" and
broadway"
Ills toniormiturc enables him to take
orders aud make perfect fit.-cnablcs him
to make hat to order that will conform
perfectly to the head of the wrarcr. Gail
upon MAl,N. and have your head meas
urcd for hat. 5.2-lW
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twelve hundred thousand dollars per an
num- Eleven establishments In It. Louis,
six in Chicago and five in Milwaukee
were seized by the government officials.