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MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
.-snthdown sheep ana Pet hears Talked o
THE surY's THEEs.

szentbdown sheep ana Pet hears Talked Of
The MAYOR and Administrator Diamond were
ehattinp Yesterday on Indifferent subjects. the
tramp question eventually coming In for share
of the conversation; but IL had to be dismissed
without settlement 90 to whom OF the two shall
abste the nuisance, especially when, since
IA Ia claimed that there is no law to
coysr the case. We do not with 1t
10 he understood that there was any serious con-
iiIct between the Mayor and the Administrator;
Ii fact, the conversation was rather iooulsr than
otherwise. IL did some practical good IL led
The Mayor TO come 10 wise conclusion that 4
was necessary that The trees In our squares aud
nj, tf avenues .huN receive better attention than
they had for A. vpral pesrs past; the neglect Of
ssutiree being due 10 he financial embarrassment OF
Inc CITY, These !, ees have, besides their Intrinsic
vajue another which can hardly be con putei III
dollars and cents. u was argued thst steps email
be taken IL the spriig TO replace the deesyed
s1t1es ana secure those that have been damaged
by time snd weather itAlnences from further In
,isx. -. ...u,
he had given any Thought to the system adopted
BY The Mayor OF Baltimtse TO keep the grass OF
The public squares of that city In conditi ~ by
giving up The squares. pesiodicaly, TO hocks OF
touchdown sheep. Mr.. Ma mond replied that he
had-4given E,uch thought 40 the Ell iect, but had
NOT yet made pny e-tin,stes Of the cost Of these
ysluab animals, nor of Hae probable profits TO
be derived fram their Importation. sonthdown
sheep were good for many purpcses--to eat. FOR
exanple-a and he wac p'tsss 5dcie In favor Of
Huuthdowns.
" Yes butt" said the MaFor, shave you no
apprahensi ms Of the pound drivers In such
case ~
Mr. Diamond did not. He he'd plan TO avoid
any diff fenoeH b5tween the drivers and the
sheep. Il consisted In securing q few "pet"
bears 10 put among the II ,ek, on account Of their
known averson fa cattle drivers. ThesMayor
mildly suggesied shat the bears might eat the
sheep.
This was poser, and the soutbdnwn question
Was referred Ia the c,n,nittee OF the whole--a
fine opportunity for wool gathering.
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OFFICIAL AppylN rMENTs.
The Hyaresrapstc surrey siekIes
RNuh 0tOsp, M IL nj 0,,- $500 ii nv ejal Miner.

The Mayor received The Information yesterda,
from the eacretarv of War that he had appointed
Gen. weisse, Major II ard and Capt. Benyaud,
United States engine rs Ia perform the hydraulic
survey of the river In front OF the city.
The Mayor will probably appoint Gen. Beaure-
gard 10 nesiet the comm aston In its lsbors.
The Mayor appointed yesterday Drs. J. Dick
snr Bruno, Ohss. rnrpin aud r. l., fancy COM
mitson 10 inquire into the condition Of the
nickles fund aud TO rep TT upon the most advisa-
bic method Of distributing the money affected 10
the enpplsing Of m, dIeines TO the poor In &C.
corsiAnce with the wishes Of the late DR. Sicklee
The Mayor also app nted Special Officer T. O.
Minor on the police FORE. Mr.. Minor, 1t will be
remembered, cen bia unguali6 ID resignation to
the Police Board Few evenings ago, which was
accepted II has leaked ont th At the resignation
WAS prompted by some differences between Mr..
Malone. chief 81 the detective force, and Mr..
Minor. which lave since been settled anicably.
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cry ECHOES.

Dennis Wilson, ssvsg,' Is In the same station
Louisa Edwards is In the Seventh sub.Pre-
cinet, charged with stealing oranges.
Edward Farrell was immured In the Central
Lack. np charged with assault and battery on
THY Shaw.
Albert Reese was lodged in the Central Sts-
tion, charged with petty larceny and carrying q
concealed weapon, to wit revolver.
Josephine Johnson, alias California Brown, was
taken into custody and lodged in Ryans Hotel,
charged by Fred Christian with being drunk, dis
turbiDg the peace and malicious mischief.
All Saints Day Officer d. j. Miller shot a
vicious dog at the request Of the owner at the
corner of Camp and Girod streets, the animal
having bitten little girl named Mary Hsnnes-
sey.
The community would be led to suppose that
the garbage carts had stopped running, judging
from the number Of bsrrels standing In front OF
the different residences in the city. Mu6h COM
plant OF this nuisance liz being made.
James Dpnohue WAS arrested at the instig tion
III Jas. II. Breen aud lodged In the First Precinct
Station, charged with having stolen 81 80 on the
highway. Jas. II. Breen, after preferripg the
charge against Donobtte, was also incsroersted
In the same station for being drunk.
Lumber. nails aud labor must have gone up, or
no doubt the authorities would fix the following
hridRes. which sre 10 very dangerous condition:
Corner Of Melpomene and Coliseum streetp,
corner OF Oalliope snd Tchoupitonias streets,
corner OF Orleans and Johnson streets, and
corner OF Claiborne and Oustomhouse streets.
Geo. Brooks went to the graveyard Tbursday,
and returning home, partook OF two much beer.
When he entered his fomicile he attempted to
light his pipe al the wrong end, and wben Mrs.
Brooks tried to show him his mistake, he went
for her In q manner that, 10 doubt, had not
Officer Boyle put in ao appearance, would have
given him CHARGE OF decorating ttat lady's
grave In 1878. Thank. to Officer Boyle, Mrs.
brooke is aive and Mr.. Brooks In the Sixth Pre-
oinct, on charge OF assault and battery.
The Knife.
Al twenty minutes to o'clock Tuesday even
Ing afffieuly took place at the grocery store Of
Jacob Tmho1. No. 2gl Rampart istreet, between q
wi lie man named Geo. Gebobuner, aud negro
former being cut twice in the body with knife
In the hands OF the negro. who made bis escape
The wounded man was conveyed to the Charity
Hospital, where his wound was examined and
pronounced not dangerous.
Arrest Of an Alleged Murderer.
Yesterday Aids MeDonough and peeora ar
Of Gslvez and Cypress streets, and licked him
up In the Central Station, charging him with hav-
ing murdered a man nSmed Emile Larey in
Baton Rouge, In the month Of March, 1871.
Return Of zoe hell.
Joe Bell, alias Freoox. who murdered the ftsl-
ian, Salvador 5cordon on Oetobof 3. At the corner
fugitive from justice for some time, surrendered
this morning TO Capt. Kelly st the Third Precinct
Station and WAS locked up. He states that i'm
medately after the killing he waH frightened by
some people and he fled to the swamp and re-
manned there until yesterday morning.
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Thieves Arrested.

Yesterday Special Tracey and Sergeant Hysp
arrested J. Russell, alias Fulden, and Arthur
Perpere, and locked them up in the Central sss
ton
The former ia charged with having sold stolen
property. and the latter being accessory before
aud after the fact. The two accused are said 10
be members of an organization known rs the
jg Flyes.
The property which Was stolen consisted
Ut twelve pairs OF gaiter uppers. -
Special Tracey recovered some OF The stolen
property and turned it over 10 the owner. MIR. d.
fJabaud. "
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We return our thanks to Mr.. George Ellis. tn
well known bookseller and newsdealer oppo
site the postoffice. for file of late Northern
and Western papers.
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Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.

Read Navra's invitation to the China Palace.
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Get your kid gloves at Kreegar's
Read Navra's invitation tn the hina Palace.
Get your kid owes at Kreeeer's.
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Get your Kid gloves at Kreeger's.
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RAILROAD PERSONALS.

This following we're the departures by me
Mobile line last evening: mes MeCay. Pensa-
rnia ! r.. ,Sarran. Cincinnati: n. GrinRanm.
New Tork VIM Hopkins. Neg York: JuagEe
Wm.,J. Whaling, Atlanta: D. sturgsDt ahd ,a ~.
Rahhjps. Pensacola; J f. Hunter Macon ' ua. /,
I Nj Fordbam, Louisville: G. ID: Clapp Havan-
nah ! r.. T.. Corthe. Il ,ston; H.nry wilson
Washington James French. Columbus. ua'
Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's
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/ your kid gloves at Kreeger's.

Rsad Navra's invitation to the China Palace
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Getyour kid gloves at Kreeger's.
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Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's
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Total expenditures to Nov. 1, 1874 .l.245, 400 81
The extent of the work up to the above date
was 10 /. mi ca of old canals enlarged, and 1919
miles of new canals excavated The work was
continued no to July, 1876, when the ci pur-
chased the dredging machinery and closed the
contract.
The tatal expenditure to the time of
sus zen sion of the work was. 81, 977,T34 SO
Purchase of machinery and contract $4,000 90
Total expenditure to July, 1876 297, 734 50
Had the work been continued the system could
have been Competed at this date, instead of
which the city receives but partial benef (en-
largement OF old csnals) for . large outlay, The
annual interest of Which is large amount, bu
nothing to the value OF the time lost IN bringing
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John d. Manning VS.. Board Of Liquidation
This is suit to compel the fuHdiBg OF twenty
bonds Of the State issued under the acts OF 1858,
each for the sum of $1,000, fifteen 10 the New Or
leans. Jackson and Great northern Rsilroad and
seven to the New Orles ms, Opelousss and Great
Western Road. Keunsrd, Howard Il Prentiss,
attornaya
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Fifth District Court,

State ex rel. o. o. Hsrtwsll vs. Allen june
Auditor The mandsmus prayed for In this oas
was made peremptory, commando the Audit,
to warrant against the treasury in favor OF rels
tor on the contingent expt nae fund Of the Gene
al Assembly for 1875, for the sum of s3045 50, tn
amount Of bill for gas fixtures in the Stats
Uuuaa.
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A very good rule 10 this. Ifyou wisl
nine-tenths of the milk for butter making
and only q small amount for cooking ant
the table. then the Jersey is preferable BY
far; nut if the greater part Of the mill
goes directly to supply the endless wants
Iof family consumption, then some Other
breed had better be selected. The n,iIk
Of the Jersey throws upi ts cream 90 quick
~ and 80 completely that the milk is near
IIy worthless for any purpose in few
hours after being drawn, and l have
known gentlemen to part with otherwise
valuable animals for this reason and no
other.
lie would then whack them over the
beads, gee them off, get started again, and
the very n. xt time be came along there
with another load of stones would 60
through the same motions, run against
he same stump, address the oxen in the
same G;svespectfuI language, rap them on
The head again, and 60 on. 1t is great
pity that such men are ever allowed to usel
. team at all. heard neighbor once
say, II can work my oxen all day and not
tire them as much % the boys will in an
hour" Which was no doubt true, for
ave seen him work them all day and not
strike them once, or speak to them louder
han now do to you. His boys were
very good boys, and no worse than nearly
Ill the others in the same neighborh0od,
)ut they lacked good judgment and cx-
)erience.
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS
TRsCYzEON.

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only remore the deposit, thereby a0ordt~Q
0re0t relief, but heals the membrane and
feares tie patient IN possession of healthy
lung tissue.
Price, Fifty Cents per bottle, o. ~
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THE TABLE.

sOCsED Pigs FEET.
Clean thoroughly, put them into he
sailed water. sufficient to cover them, an
let them boil slowly until perfectly tende
When done and cool, cut the # ct apar
lren. owe the large bones. put them int
stone or glass jars. and cover with goo
, cider vinegar. to which add few cloves
two o. three dozen grains of allstice an,
two small red peppers, cut fine.
BOILED RICE.
If the grains are not reduced to a sof
state, rice is almost certain, when swal.
lowed, to initiate the digestive organs, aut
instead of soothing the parts and sustain,
ling strength, will actually produce 9
diarrhea, etc. When properly boiled un
I'll each particle becomes so softened tina
the grain cannot be detected when eaten
but not cooked so much that the shape Of
the grain Is destroyed, ard the mass re-
lduced to the appearance of paste, there
are few articles of diet for the sick which
can be made more acceptable to the taste
of inyalids than boiled rice.
FRIED BREAD.
Here is very nice side-dish, and an
economical way of using dry slices of
bread: Dip each slice quickly in water if
very dry; then make a batter from one
egg. two or three tablespoontuls of -four,
and milk enough to make thin batter 4;
fry on griddle or frying pan; have good
sweet lard, heated very hot, before laying
in the bread. 1t is delightful.
POTATO eALAp.
Six cold builed potatoes; one medium
sized onion, sliced thin into turee,,; frs,
a layer of potato, then of onion, altcrn.
ately, until the dish is full; sprinkle with
pepper and salt occasionally while filing
the dish; do the same on the top; put on
four tablespoonfuls Of sweet cream; melt
one half cup of butter or lard from fried
pork, with half pint of vinegar; when
boiling hot pour over the salad and it is
ready to serve.
FOOD MEDIcINEs.
DR.. Halls views in regard to the eff
;acy of food as medicine, when discrim.
natingly used, seem to be reasonable. He
relates the case CT man who was cured of
by gong without his supper
and drinking freely of lemonade. Every
this patient rose with wonder
ful senfe of rest, refreshment. and feel
ing ~ though the blood had been literally
washed, cleansed, and cooled by the LEM
onade and fast. His theory Is that food
viii be used as remedy for many dis
eases, successfully. For example, he in.
stances cures for splitting blood by the use
If salt: epilepsy and yellow fever, water
melons; kidney affections, celery; poison,
'liye or sweet oil; erysipelas, pounded
:ranbcrries applied to the affected parts;
,ydrophobia, onions. So, the thing to do
n order to keep in good health, is really
o know what to eat, and not what medi
ines 10 take. |
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Holloway's Pills
lnvaribly cure the following diseases

OlSOIQ DER VI Inc h1QOeyS.
In all diseases affecting these organ.
whether they secrete too much or too lit
tie water; or whether they be afflicted will
stone or gravel. or with aches aud pain.
settled in the loins over the regions of tn,
kidneys, these Pills should De taken &C
lcordirg to the printed directions, and IN,
Ointment should be well rubbed into tn.
small of the back ut bed tine This trea,
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when all other M ans haye failed.
FOR ST0MACHS OUT OF ORDER.
No medicine viii! so effec,ually improy.
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they remove all acidity occ .sion.d ei,he.
by intcmperance or improper diet. The,
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curing all disorders Of the liver an,
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EYSPEP SIA,
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nerrous irritobilty Of literary and slE
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note of the system EiU once more respoH6
In the performance of labor.
Price, One Dollar, tn largo bottle, ~
0i1 bottles, So.
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Pierce's Favorite Prescription, it will 10
due time, by its cordial, tonic and nervlne
properties, restore her health and trans.
form her from the peevish, scoldlnE, irri-
table. tempered invslid to happy. cheer
full wife. Laying aside levity and speak
ing seriously, husbands and wives, you
will find the Family Medicines above
mentioned reliable and potent remedies.
For full particulars of their properties
and uses, see Pierce's Memorandum Book,
which is given away by al druggists.
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Cross Husbands and Sc0ldine
Wives.

domestic infelicity," which newspaper
reporters nowadays credit with playing
such an important part IN life's drama. is
often the result of lingering or chronic
disease. What husband or wife can be
cheerful, smiling, and pleasant, when
constantly suffering from the trotures of
some dread disease? Perhaps the husbands
liver lM comes torpid, and he experiences
bitter disagreeable taste Or nausea. has
chilly sensations. alternating with great
heat and dryness of the surface of his
body, pain in his sizes, shoulders, OF
back. eyes and skin are tinged with vel.
low, feels dull. indisposed, and dizzy.
Through his suffering he becomes gloomy,
respondent. and exceedingly irritable iu
temper. Instead of resortin& to so relia
BILE remedy as few small doses of DR..
Pierce's Purgs,ive Pellets, and following
up their action with the use of Golden
Medical Discovery, 10 work the hillary
poison out of the syst m add purify the
blood. if he play the part Of penny
wise and pound foolish" ran he will ut
teept 10 economic by, saving this small
cost Of these medicines. Continuing "a
suffer, his nervous system becomes i'm
paired, and he is fretful and peevieh-a
tit subject to become embrotled In do.
meslic infellcity." Or the good wife
may, from her too lsborious duties OF
family cares. have become subject Ia sucll
chrome affections q are peculiarly incl
dent to her scx, and being reduced in
blood and strength. suffering from back
ache. pervo usness, headache, internal
fever, and enduring pains too numerous
to man.ion. abe .msy become peeyish I'D
frstfsl anything bus . genial hclpmais
In this deplorsble convition of i'll health,
should she oct wi:sIy and employ Dr..
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