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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-15

Some of the suggestions in the annual re-
port of the State Board of Charities are very
good; there will be general approval OF the
proposed mode of dealing with tramps-to
make them work if they arc physically capa-
bic. The part of the report which concerns
the pauper children on Randalrs Island is
more likely to meet divided opinion. The
chief points made are that there was bad
management on the Island; that the women
in charge of the children were of Degraded
class that ophthalmia and other uncleanly
diseases were rife. Hence is argued the ex-
pediency of the act removing all the children
from the Island and distributing them among
other charitable institutions But 1t does not
clearly appear that reform of the Island
management might not have met the need
without starting another class of questions less
easily set at rest.
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A DolefuI Story.

The st Paul (Minn.) Pioneer. Press pY;nts
a. eA'Iact from 9 letter wrtten by q young
man. son Of citizen Of St. Paul, to friend
pho was contemplating joining him at the
BACK Hills The letter is dated Custer oity.
BLACK Hills, Dakota, Feb. 26, and SAYS. II
nave been here some days. Thus far am
very unfavorably impressed with the Black
Hills. This gulch has been represented as
oeing the best paying in the Hills, and no
goio' ID being taken ou'. This morning
start Tor the extreme northern part of the
Hills, and If l do not find any better pros
poets there, then shall return to Colorado,
which I think is great deal better country
than the Black Hills.
disappointed miners are returning home
every day. but the stampede to the hills con-
tlnues, there being now about two thousand
men in this region. Custer City is live
town OF about four hundred inhabitants, has
dance hall about to be opened, gambling
houses, whisky shops. and great many des-
peradoes and hard cases. Go slow about
coming this way. The Indians are bound to
make trouble. They have stolen ninety eight
horses since came here. i have not slept in
house or cabin since February 7th, and have
had tough time Coal-oil butter and the
same grade of bacon are good grub in this
country. Tie distance from Cheyenne to the
Black Hills is the longest three hundred miles
ever travelled Our party consisted Of six
teams and twenty men. We we're 90 we'll Or
ganized that the Indians did not trouble US.
Our party were all miners and pioneers
except myself"
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS. Hte.

A magnet that will lit 10000 pounds ~
recently made by an Arconis. Conn. Arm
ma they are making one still larger.
The take Of buff.lo robes in Montana this
season is expected TO be the largest Of any for
several years, and aoms of the heaviest deal.
ers viii ship from 5000 to 10 600 robes each
factory has been started il Jacksonville
IA, Tor the manufacture Of an improved steel
pencil sharpener, which is said to be q good
tnng. II il made to fit the reverse end of
the pencil, where it is always at hand for use.
The Charls SION Is. CO. Ne,os says: The Az
gusta ga Ice Company are now manufactur-
ang 50. 600 lbs. of ice per day. They do not
nave sale for this quantity at present, but
arc storing it. In consequence Of the failure
Oh the Northern crop this company expects tn
90 large business this summer.
Manufactured Tobacco Trade Of virginia.
The trade in manufactured tobacco in the
State Of Virginia thus far during the cnrrant
year shows very heavy falling off com pared
with the business for the correspondino
period last year. The records of business also
show much lighter trade than any wear since
1872. '-A0o
The trade during February last wear, how.
ever, was arti6cally stimulated by the contro-
versy relative to increasing the tax on manu-
factured tobacco; but it is very certain that
the pressure Of the times has materially
anected consumption. Annexed is a state.
ment showing the number of pounds manu-
factured during January and February in the
respective wears:
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Chilperic.-

ChiIperIC.
vTvHE GREAT STALLION CHILPERIC WILL
i stand for the season at Mr.. J. N. Shawhan's
stables, 235 Gravier street. Charge, s25 for the
season CHILPERIC was sired by American Star,
Jr.; he by running horse American Star. sen Of
Durock; he by imported Diomed. American Stars
dam was by Sir Henry grand dam by imported
Messenger CHILPERICS dam by Abdalla, a
pacing mare that could make her mile in 1928 Amer
lean Star could trot a mile in 22s1a. CHILPERIC
is splendid chestnut sorrel sixteen hands high, five
years old remarkably fleet, and can beat any stallion
in Louisiana mh12 I'm
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A MEXICAN DEPARTMENT
INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY SOCIETY.
Oaice-State National Bank Building,
No. 33 Camp street.
Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS, President.
CYRUS BUSSEY, First Vice President.
w. c. BLACK, Second Vice President
S.H KENNEDY, Treasurer.
c. e. FENNER, Attorney.
WALTER " CROUCH. Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Cvrus Bussey E.. Wheeock
w. c. Black, Scott McGehee.
Thomas A. Adams, Charles G. johnson
S. H. Kennedy Louis A. Wilt,
JB Hood, A. j. Gomila,
Adam Thomson, w. r. Lyman.
John Chaffe. E. c. Palmer.
C. Z. Fenner, mhlo I'm
d. THE. AYERS g. 3. MILLER,
ar Galveston. Texas. Of Galveston, Texas.
FORESTER DOLHONDE,
Of New Orleans. La.
MILLER DoLHONDE & CO.,
EXCLUSIvELY
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
81 and IS Magazine street,
New Orleans, La.
Cons. enmeuts solicited of Hog Products, Flour,
Grain and country Produce generally. Orders nled
MADE ON CONSIGNMRNTS. mh5 I'm
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Once c. escent Saw Mil. Association of New
Orleans-New Orleans, February 29th, le76.-The
StocA holders of this Association hereby n,tf
that general meeting of said Stockholders will be
held at the Office of the Association, foot of Gen.
Tay lor street, on WEDNESDAY,, March % b. 1876,
at 10 O'Clock A. M for the purpose of voting or
against the dissolution of said Association aud elect
three Con missioners t. liquidate its affairs.
N. B.-The box for voting will open from 10
o'clock A. III. to o'clock P M.
BY order OF the Board of Dire tors
FPS 1m+ E. NICOLLE, Secretary.
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POLITICAL.

Rooms Central Executive Committee,
Democratic Conservative Party, New Orleans.
March 22.-There will be a meeting OF the Central
Executive Committee of the Democratic COnserva-
tive par y Of the State of Loui lana on THURS
DAY, April 90 1876 for the transaction OF general
business Every member Of the committee Is earn
e.tly requested to attend. /. W. PATTON,
President Central Executive Com mittee
Country papers will please copy mh25 tapi*
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And now comes the most unkindest cut Of
all. Even the President turns his back upon
Attorney General Pierrepont. and questions
the propriety of his famous letter Of instruc-
tons to the District Attorneys, by announcing
that if it had been shown to him, it is doubt
full whether he would have approved of it.
Verify, it is safer to serve ones conscience
than to be superserviceable TO the king.
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Win while you can.
Win VIII lie you can.
Win while you can.
Win while you can.
NOTHING VENTURE NOTHING GAIN.
NOTHING VENTURE NoTHING GIN.
Golden Drawing, April 49,.
Golden Drawing, April 70.
Golden Drawing, April ~.
Golden Drawing, April 20.
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Chufas and Japan Peas.

TVHE INTRODUCTION OF THESE CROPS
throug hout the South will enable us to keep our
stock and fill cur smOkehOuses cheaply it an
be done in the West The Chufa is planted in a
Ridge like potatoes yields common land 200 bushels
per of the richest feed unequaed for fattening
hogs, roultry-'nd children. One will fatten
more hogs tn en- of the best corn, besides
furnishing grazing all sumr For tho truth Of these
claims we refer to United States Commissi ,ner of
Agriculture Washington to any agricultural paper
in the South. Price by mail postage paid, 90 cents
package 40 cents pint, IS cents a quart by ex-
press "a peck, $15 bushel.
The Japan Pea fully established its merits several
yeas ago, and is now in universal demand 1t grows
upright like cotton stalk, is cultivated like corn
and yields from $50 10 300 bushels ordinary
land Stock of all kinds relish it and thrive highly
on it without other feed. Also excellent for table
use latter boiling about weekly Price, by mail
postage paid, Is cents package 80 cents pint so
cents quart by express s. per peck, SO per bushe
These seeds scarce and costly that we cannot
make any discount to whol. sale dealers oranges
When Southern planters grow their own stock. feed
and fatten their own hogs shall hear no more Of
hard times and 'middlemen," for this will put end
to 10th If you fear to invest largely it will cost but
trife try these Seeds and unless your experience
differs from all Others you will be forever thankful
for the trial. Address, A. I. WHITE g. CO.,
mh25 1m5p Nashville, Tenn.
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FL. CASSIDY,
SAIL MAKER
COTTON DUCK AGENT,
Established in 1856
No. 95 Camp Street,
NEAR PoYDRAs
WHERE CAN BE FOUND THE LARGEST
BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF
COTTON DUCK IN THE SOUTH,
Embracing all widths, grades and numbers.
PLAIN AND FANCY AWNING STRIPES
in great variety. Books of all sizes. from inches
up to the largest made, and all ready fitted for
use.
AWNINGS, WINDOW and DOOR SHADES,
GALLERY CURTAINS. ETC,
OF all kinds made to order at short notice. and salts
faction given in sly lie and price.
TENTS, TAUPAULINS,
DRAY and WAGON COVERS, Etc, Etc.
A large stock constantly on hand.
I have always on hand large stock of
FRENCH, ENGLISH and AMERICAN BUNT-
INGS,
for Flag and keep in stock and will manufacture
to order. every description of AMERICAN, FOR
EIGN AND FANCY FLAGS
win give special attention to the getting up of
every description OF Plain, Fancy aud Embroidered
SILK FLAGS AND BANNERS,
for military and other companies Superior styles.
the est workmanship and Moderate Prices guar
anteed
BAG MANDATORY.
will make to order in any quantity
COFFEE RICE. GRAIN,
and other kinds Of sacks; warranted in quail ty of
material and st, lie of orr, and at prices which
will Defy Comps ton irom all Quarters.
Repairing promptly done. Trunks n atty covered
Private families and others giving entertainments
Can have
THEIR YARDS COVERED OVER
with canvas. and suitable decorations, portable
tables, lights, ETC., will be furnished ut short
notice ard on the most IT asonable terms.
Cow Peas. Cow Peas.
CHOICE CAROLINA CLAY AND CLAY
~ MIXED PEAS
Just received and constantly arriving.
For sale in lots to suit purchasers.
A. A. GREENWOOD CO.
No. Al Magazine st.
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NEW ADVERTISER
Il DS

vTHE LARGEST STOCK, OF FINE RHINE
L Wines in the South. Also, French and Native
Wines, irish and Zwetshwasser, Jamaica and Santa
Cruz RUNS Preserved Fruits and many other deli
caces for the coming hoio avs.
For sale at F. HOLLANDER'S,
NOS I'm SO Customhnuse street N. o.
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lRELMONT HOTEL, 62i. 623 and 625 WASHING
- ton street, BOSTON, (opp, site G. ODE Theater).
Located in the centre Of he city and easily reached
BY street cars and stages Elevator, steam and al
modern improvem ents. Rooms European plan), 81
per day upward 6rstclsss Restaurant and Pri-
vate Dining rooms Il preferred, at moderate rates.
The most convenient location, quiet and comfort
able homo, and frstclass accommoa t0ns at pricea
adapted to the strngency Of the times are the spo
cial advantages afforded at the BELMONT"
'a'"'v HARDY a. CO. Pfoprietors
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J. F. AUCOIN. Master.
b Annual Election Of

Election NOtfc-.-The Annual Election Of
President Vice President and Thirteen Directors of
the Louisiana Department OF the LIFE ASSOCIA-
ment Office, 189 Gravier street. on MONDAY, April
10, 1876 between the bon of ia. NJ. and p. M.
mh2S I'd SAMUEL FLOWER Secretary
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March 10, 1876 "A final dividend of Five Dollars
per share will be paid to the holders of the old stock
Of this Com nany, on and after MONDAY, April g. in
full liquidation of the remaining assets transferred
to the consolidated Company.
The transfer books will be closed March q to
transfer of old stock and from and after April 3 no
distinction will be made in transfers between new
and old shares.
By order of the Board of Directors
milo I'm V. VALLOIS, Secretary
Tho Centennial.-Tho.e DESTROYS of contrib.
ating articles for exhibition in the Womens Depart
ment of tn Centennial Exposition will please make
application at an early da,e to
MRS. M. C. LUDELING,
New Orleans
Member of WOmen's Centennial Executive Commit
tee for Louisiana. mh8 If
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Special Notice.-To Coast and Bayou La.
weather yesterday. which prevented the shipment IF
freie hts. the HENRY TErE laid over to 10 o'clock
THIS MORNING, at which hour she leaves
promofly.
mh2s it T. F. AUCOIN Master
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Gallery Curtains, Etc.
II. Q. MIEIER.
10Y POYDRAS STREET,
Formerly Cassidy e. Miiler.)

Sail Maker and Cotton Duck Agent,
Las on hand large assortment Of COTTON
IL DUCK of all widths, TENTS. TARPAULINS,
FLAGS etc.
AWNINGS GALLERY CURTAINS Etc. made
to order ut lowest prices. J. z. MILLER,
mhlO 3m 5thp 107 POydras street.
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NOTICE TO PARENTS AND OTHER OITI.

~ st Charles street, opposite Tivoli Circle.
Tho Model School for the methOdical instruction
Of Boys and Gi,ls respectively, between 8 and IL
years Of ege under the direction of competent and
IN experienced Principal, will be opened in the
nooms o. the Peabody Normal Seminary, ct . A. II.
MONDAY, 2Oth SEPTEMBER.
n H-Respectable children, who have been i'm.
perfectly instructed in crowded Primary Depart
ments OF public SCHOOL, who not for any req.
so1, enter those schools, are INVITED to attend
this Model Schools and their parents, and others fa
vormg TINS movement are r.quested to confer with
the Principal, or with tho undersigned. between
and 10 A. NJ, ON any day of the week.
ROBT. M. LUSHER
Agent OF the Peas Ody Educational Fund and State
Superintendent le jure of Public Education, Leu.
islana.
New Orleans. pit. IA. 1875. SIS tt
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-28

It will be noticed that there is notable in
crease in smoking tobacco. due probably to
the extra demand occasioned by its being
substituted, as q matter Of economy, for q.
gars by the middle classes.
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RIDwALL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC

Engagement of Americas Greatest Actress.
Miss LUCILLE WESTERN,
-PreseAting on
SUNDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY, March g.
81 and 2S-Dckens's Moral Pictures of Life in
London. entitled OLIVER TWIST.
WEDNESDAY MATINEE - ELFIE or the
CHERRY TREE INN.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. March % and 30
and SATURDAY MATINEE April Miss
Westerns eat Specially, EAST LYNNE, or
THE ELOPEMENT.
FRIDAY, Marh 3l-Benfit of Lucille Western, in
her great plav. THE CHILD STEALER
SATURDAY NIGHT, April 1.-THE CHILD
STEALER. mh26
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COMPREHENSIVE.

PARTNERSHIPS.
nISSOLUTION THE COMPREHENSIVE
- heretofore conducted by rs in this city under
the style of WALLACE g. co, has been this day
dissolved and David Wallace has been appointed
iqnidator OF its affairs, and is sne autholi lied to
sign the name of the late firm in liquidation.
DAVID WALLACE,
JAMES WALLACE,
GEO. G.. WILDER
GEO. w. BANCKER,
JOHN WALLACE.
New Orleans, March %. 1876.
rOP ARTNERSHIP-T UNDERSIGNED
~ have this day formed copartnership under the
style and firm name OF WALLACE. CARY & CO.,
for the purpose of carrying on the Wholesale Dry
Goods business in New Orleans, and are located at
the late place of business of Wallace Co., corner
Of Common ana Magazine streets.
DAVID WALLACE,
GEO. w. CARY
JAMES WALLACE.
March "a, 1876. mh26
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nh20 tap1

Office Of New Orleans City Railroad COM
pany, No 1874 Canal street. New Orleans, March g.
le76.-At meeting of the Board Of Directors, held
this day, dividend Of Three Dollars per share On
the paid up capital declared. payable to the
Stockholders on and after MONDAY, April 3, 1876
All new stock being paid in full before the 18th
instant will participate in above dividend T. apsfer
books will he closed for ten days previous to Aprl
mhl0 taps q. G. LEWIS Seer etary.
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EDUCATION.

COMMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL ACADEMY
~ 247 st. Charles street.
Day and Night School, ROBERT NJ LUSHER
Principal.
Al the English branches, with the highe Matte.
matlos and the Natural Sciences, and Modern and
Ancient Languages thoroughly taught Hours for
boys; A. N, to P. M, and 65a to SP M Glasses
in French and Latin. for young ladies' from to r.
M: For circulals, etc., apply at the Academy.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-28

CT. CHARLES THEATER-
LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON.
Sunday and Every Evening This Week,
THE KIRALFY BROTHERS
will produce their world renowned spectacular drama
by Adolphe DEnnery. (author Of the Two Orphans
and Jules Verne entitled
AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS,
with all its new scenery costumes and paraphernalia
Last week of MILE. LETOUNEUR Premiere
Absouta, in new ballet support d by the celebrated
PORTE ST. MARTIN BALLET TROUPE and
complete corps de bal ct.
FULL DRAMATIC COMPANY.
The celebrated AmazOnian Nj rch every ever ing.
Grand Family atinee-WEDNESDAY and SAT-
URDAY.
SUNDAY EVENING, April 2-Last Night of the
Season. mh26 If
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ID OSSMORE HOTEL.
Junction of Broadway 7th Awe. and 42d Street
NEW YORK CITY
Three blocks west Of the Grand Central Depot near
the Elevated Railroad and but twenty minutes from
Wall street, new and elegantly furnished Hote-all
modern improvements. Rates "A per day. Liberal
terms to faIni iee
CHARLES z. LELAND Proprietor
Of DelevaD House Albany, n. Y, and CLARENDON
Hotel, SaratogA Fls 3m
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-28

AHIUHEnIENTS.
VARIETIES THEATER-
1.-THE LADIES THEATER"
Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday Events q, Also
Wednesday Matinee, lat NoGn,)
Robertson's Military Comedy, from the original text
first time,) entitled
OURS,
Splendid Military effects including the March of q
Regiment, headed BY Military Band.
Thursday. Friday and saturday Evenings, Also
Saturday Matinee. (aI NOon,)
B1ucicault's powerful emotional play
HUNTED DOWN,
With Mrs HENRIE TIA CHANFRAU in her great
role OF Mary Leigh.
In magnificent preparation MONTE CRISTO.
mh26 If
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THOMAS F WALKER, Secreta, !.

o. lock r NJ.
mh26 THOMAS F WALKER, Secretary.
Louisiana Levee COMPANY, 23 Caro- delet
street, March 20Gh, 1o76-The regular Annual Elec-
ton for Twelve Directors for this Company to
during the ensuing year will b held at this office
on SATURDAY. April LIST, 1876, between the hours
of IL A. M. and l P. M.
M. A. TARLETON,
mh20 tap1 Secretary and Treasurer.
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vJNHE LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR,
Having under their care over
$50 Infirm and Helpless Old People.
Are at present greatly in need of assistance ard
aid Them in the ir mob ch anty
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
Will be given ut the
OF & RIA HOU Sc.
ON WEDNESDAY APRIL 19 1876
At 7:3O P. NJ,
Under the auspices of the ladies Of this city.
Tickets 81. mh23 I'd
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Company, 81 Carond let str, et-New Orleans March
26. !a76-In conformity with the second section OF
article sixth of the charter of this Company an
election of Trustees to for ole year FROM tho
second Monday in June next will be held at the
n, u 5se tb "a ine lo1n gay 81
o. lock p M.
mh2f THOMAS z WALKER Secrefa1
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Cow Peas.
Cow Peas.

CHOICE CAROLINA CLAY AND CLAY
~ MIXED PEAS.
just received and constantly arriving.
For sale in lots to suit purchasers.
A. A. GREENWOOD CO..
No. Al Magazine st.
mh19 If
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FOR RENT.

TO RENTS inserted in this column not exceeding
one square, FIFTY CENTS.
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NOR RENT-COTTAGE- TEN ROOMS 291
Il Jackson street between Carondelet and Brain
ard. Apply to C. TWICHELL,
mh25 tt ia Common t. Get.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-04
aailg gerald,
THE DAILY HERALD.

.p rAlLY HERALD is published every
InS eLcept Monday, a. siO a year, Ia
VI ~. mf one week single copies, s cents,
bGe' SSlly Herald IL now furnished 10 sub.
Ile NJ carrier at % cents per week, The
cruz be delivered regularly each morn
lApv "n early hour, W any part Of the CITY
us -i,,hnrbs within u mile and half OF the
No. No, house. Subscribers falling TO receive
'o1i' naper viii oblige by reporting AZ this