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Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-07
THE JOSH BILLINGS PAPERs.-Dry

THE JOSH BILLINGS PAPERs.-Dry
goods are worshipped IN this world now
more than the Lord IT,
Eouncilling with fear IL the way COW.
ards are made; councilling with hope IL
the way heroes are made;l councilllne
with faith IL the way Christians are
made. f
Pleazure IL like hornet generally
ends with a sting.
The most dangerous characters in the
world are thoze who live in the suburbs
,soy yirtue-they are rotton ice. ia IS
Lazyness liz good deal like money
tile moresa man haZ oy 1T the more he
seems tew want. IS
Thare il no snch thing az inheriting
yirtew; money and titles and fever
sores kan be inherited. ri .sases 5,.s
The virtewS ov q convent are like hot
house fruits-tender, but tasteless, 7p.a
Life liz like mountain-after climb
ing one side and sliding down the other,
put up the sled. ,g.
When a man proves a literary failure,
he generally sets up for q criUick, and,
like the fox'in the fable, who had lost
hiz brush in trap, kant see nice long
tail without laundering to bob it.
The Devil owes most of his success to
tile fact that he IL always on hand.
Coquetts often beat up the game,
while the E'rueS bag 1t. al ~ l5Jrs
Thare liz only one excuse for impu-
dence, and that IL ignorance. os
o. Modest men in trieing to be impudent
allus git sassy.
Reputashun il like money-the prin-
cipal il often lost by putting it out at
interest. a'
Jealousy IL nothing more than vanity,
for if we love one another more than
edo ourself, we shant be jealous.
Thare IL menny wko are kut out for
smart. men, but who wont pay for max
ing up. nv s
ii, Envy il an insult tew good mans
sense; for envy IL the pain we feel at
the eXcellencies ov others. i tt
How many people thare il whoze souls
lay in them, like pith in goose quill.
1t has finally been decided to make
Mgr. Lucien Bonaparte, grandson OF
Lucien, brother of Napoleon J., a, car
dinal,' the nomination being made in
some specially honerific manner. He
will be the youngest cardinal in college,
being nearly thirty eight, land the Times
hints that the object of his promotion
is to, secure to him the next vacancy OF
the Papal chair. He is regarded, it
must be remembered, as an Italian, not
Frenchman. One half of the cardi-
nails are Italians, and he himself is q 81
lent, reserved man, with the Bonaparte
face and no personal foes. If the. Aus,
trian, French and italian influence can
be concentrated'on him, his chance in
the conclave will be good one; but a
.Papal election almost always battles cal
culation. The rule which requires a ma
,jority OF wothirds enables all manner
of sub fractions in the Conclave to
unite against the strongest one. 4 Be-
sides, Plus is keeping some twenty va
cancies, III order at the last moment to
make the party he favors strong.-ZHc
Spectator, London. ..5t
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Published Weekly. at SO ayear, free of postage.
An extra copy sent gratis to any one getting up
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Address, LITTLE & GAY,
30 Bloomfield street. Boston.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01
RY ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUorIoNEER.

Auction Mart, ll2 East Thirteenth atreet
Down town ONCE 80 Nassau street. opposite Post Office
~ Carpets, &C.
JOHNSTON VAN TAsSEtL will sell by auction ON
Nopday June 1885, st lV O'clock A. NJ At "a West Elsv
enh between Broadway and University place the en-.
gany PArer suis In and haircoth French
Dressing Bureaus Gsnsre IsoIsS CnalFs and Easy C1a
Lace Carsns, Velvet Brussels and Carpe togshsf
Catalogues ready at the auctoneers ONCE 50
street or liz East Thirteenth street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

DEM. ,. THEALL, AUCTIONEER
- HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE MIRRORS CARPETS, -
a.. a.. aONDAY, JUNE I, AT l0X O'CLOCK.
AT xo1 WEsI fORTYSkCOND ST, NEAR BROADWAXs
All the Funiture Of ssd house carved rosewood Parios
and lace Curain Sofas and Easy Chsrs fine waiupt and
mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus, Armoire Gacc ExfensoA
Table dining Chair ~ the and Brussels
Carpets ocio'h' Kitchen Ussnsis, &C. Catalogues at the
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

II
WINES. &c. AT THE PEABopY HotsE. No ~ uSIoN
sYTsk sSES "a ASo Of THE R
PRIETOR, MR.. HERNsTEIN, RETIRING FROM BUSI-
SESs ESSRv r LEEDS . MINER viii ..n sv .n.,,on ., n.
% all ss HS ss
Sd and Continuing ThsIsdsy, an and Friday 'h June 5s
ss ol: n 'n s s %
and %S G sSs y Of CARPETS o ali s
scripOas large manteI and pier Mirrors carved Centre
match, elegant Lace curtains sit e5rncs;
Stool Piano sySea Cover @ sissas anne
country rosewood sssisss SrnsoS rep.
%s,a:snSs ana Chairs SpR%S:iSsTsa
Shades. &c superb carved b Black wanu. Bookcase With
% ali u nce e is % ~ hs
of ans Plated Ware the greater portion q TsS has not
& Ssf tsS '' ss
ToTsGes Ss &c. o sDo oho,co old uor, Wines.
for 1Hf III. S@SSs
c.iSosSss 4ss sSeS, ,,D,n-. all nuro,...a ,,
nns ss%sS .I's ~ wa s s p1a.''' ,s % s,, % % ,S
oon%sass having year. the o. Nay
last. rsn, 4py isS per snpnm 70 mi. osr,s m on.
portaniy 70 purchaser. seldom met With: --..---.
nv RoRrpr sovrpvIIIp- .rcrIoNrrR AMI RrAI,
oppose Posi- os Ir sery ss FiSth avenue '''
sUPERB HoUSkHoLD FURNITURE, Of the mos, sr.
g oa
'fyTF fFr TESRs soSRRvE will sv auction on Thursday
June al the elegant private mansion thirteenth street,
sH? IN THE fs"fs pkHwlSS goox will be found e1quy
s suits sn msssn s s' an Ss
Carpets Louis XIV Faaerss ane Pier and Hans Mirrors
chairs s spsds cSs Bes
hne artistic Bronres rich Mante Clocks and Etagere Orna
IN THE BEDRooNs-Fine carved rosewood and French
The New York herald., 1868-06-01
pYM. DOUGHTY. AUCTIoNEER.

DY N. DOUGHTY, AUCTlONEER.
ID Rosewood seven octave Pianoforte Tapestry and
Ingram Carpets Parlor Suits, Mirrors, &C., Ia.
n DOUGHTY win sell on Monday, June !, At l01 O'Clock,
his saesroom 70 Nassau street. Fulton large and
general Of superior rosewood and walnut fsro.
and walnut Chamber Suits with marble Ia
pestys Ingram Carpets Hair Mattresses Spring Mattress
e Beds and Bedding China and Coffee Ses Extensien
Dining Tables Dining CHAIRS Sofas Lounges, Mirrors Silver
Plated Ware Cutlery &C. Catalogues ready at salesroom
morning Of sale.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

a UCrIOH NOTICE B. BLEEOKER &uscHOoLEY,
"A suconssrs and real estate agents PiH street. New
vste saIe Especial attention paid sales Of Furniture a'
private dWellincn.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

DY CHARLES HOHLENBERG, AUCTIONEER-40EN.
ID tee Household Furniture Of family Leaving city ths
day. l0H O'clock 237 West Thirty street. Black
walnut haircoth Parlor Suits, mahogany Bureaus and r.
bles large Mirrors Bedseads, Hair Mattresses Beddine IN
pes Stair Carpets Stoves Crockery Glass WAre Kitchen
The New York herald., 1868-06-01
WATCHES, JRwELRy, &c.

CUCKOO cIoCRs-oUR MANUFACTURES, IN GREAT
variety better and chsspsr ,hsn anI ,mpored whole
Sixth avenue corner Of Fourteenth street, aud us Byh,h
Avenue, corner Of Twenty sxth street
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

A UCTION NOTICE
THIS DAY,
MONDAY, JUNE !,
LARGE AND ATTRACTfVE REGULAR SALE
MANUFACTURED STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS.
ZOO CASES,
BEING A CHOICE AND DESIRABLE SELECTION
OF FIRST GLASS GOODS,
embracing
ALL THE LATEST STYLES.
Catalogues and samples ready.
132 Church street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

A CHAECE.-ELEGANT PLACE OF 3 ACRES;
N everything heart wish fruits, flowers, lawns two
houses bali mile from depot " mcs Long Island very
healthy To customer right of will be sold for Of Inn
provemenw alone Everything new; splendid order Only
$1,000 cash down. time required for balance The
lest most conyenen and cheapest place the island VIII
exchange for House In New York Harle Address 4sl
ct xths
The New York herald., 1868-06-01
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A FINE FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT
n For sale w hours from New York by the Central Rail-
road OF New Jersey, on the Raran b of cxceen.
land sloping TO the south the Improvements property
mansion with IL rooms In hne ordor new farm house
greenhouse, stable, carriage house, barns 1c very fns
garden well stocked with small fruits grounds In good order
with plenty OF shade only one mile from depot nne drve
4 d. HOPE, Ioa Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

A ssIGNRE's SALE OF PAINTS, DRUGS, ABBY COLE
IA MURPHY, at B6l Fulton street, Monday, June l,
10H O'clock 10 White Lead, dry and mixed Paints
Glue Sulphur Medicnes Turkish Rhubarb metal and glass
Synges Ac two Horses and two Wagons, used for ped
ding
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

ITO LET-SMALL HOUSE, 81 LUDLOW STREET, COR
Il Broome suitable for dwelling small store
possession Immediately Apply to L. VAN kANsT, ~ Walker
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR sALE-AT ITHACA,
N NJ Y, containing twenty OF excellent land ten
Of which stocked with choice fruits of every descrp
on such as pears apples grapes peaches plums, berries
&c &c and VIII yield an Income equal to any farm In the
county. The residence beautifully situated having
msndng view of the village and Cornell University Families
intending to make Ithaca their residence the education Of
their children can bnd here bargain applied for before
July 1858 PRICE $1,000 For particulars address Dr. J.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

MUST sELL.-wILL TAKE $500 CASH, BALANCE
M trade any business, for Cottage House, nice gar
den, Harlem bridge Morrsana owners full particu
lars. Address Bridge, Herald office.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

ITO LFT-A NEAT COTTAGE CONTAINING SIX
j rooms In South Brooklyn Eighteenth street, between
Sixth and Seventh Inquire Of BANKS TRAY Is,
corner Fifth and Twelfth street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

UCTION SALE OF CROCKERY, alchemy G
"A EVANS, Auctioneer, will sell on Tuesday, June at
O'clock at 50 Barclay street, general assortment OF whit
Granite and Common ware Table Cutlery Glass Ware pate
Ice Pitchers Cake Baskets epoons also fancy China ant
Glassware, In lots To suit de ,lers.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

ITO LET-A FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT
brown House in Fifty6fth street, Second
avenue with all modern improvements, containing ~
bath ROOM Rent ~, 200 per year. Apply at SE Twen
teth street, First avenue.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

EURNIsHED COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LEr-IN
NoTwalk, Conn, beautifully situated overlooking the
and Long Island Sound; the healthy oca
New England plenty OF ground the adjoining
also be obtained IL desired. Terms reasonable
Address box ~ Post oiice, Norwak, Conn.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

AT Observation-Disclosures COUNTRY RESI-
N dence, with 10 acres, fronting the Hudson build
'ndd views plenty q p ToSN hn Z, T n,hS from depot
Ii WANTING FARMs-GOOD SOIL. MILD Gil.
n mate thirtyfour miles south OF Philadelphia; price
S2s acre best OF grain and land Also improved
dress G. X. Lsnds Proprietor, vneand, Nj.
AT NEW BRUNSWICK AND VICINITY TWENTY
"A Glass Farms, 20 10 l each prices $1,000 to
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

COUNTRY SEATS FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED,
y nj greatly red1ced rents New Rochelle, Mamaroneck
Rye Po tcheser Stamford and Norwak aso at Bloomfield
hoDt a Scotch Plains several Sound North river
s IRELAND, 20i Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

do SNO FOR A VERY NEAT THREE STORY
sDlL.CVO high stoop brown stone House. desrably
located up ali modern improvements Great bargain
S. IRELAND, 201 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

ONLY s7oo RE9UIRED=oR TO LET, COTTAGE, Il
CALLENDER Il WRENCE 80 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01
CAMPBELL 4 CO., AycrroNEERs,

A CAMPBELL CO., AUCTIONEERS,
IA. ONCE $50 Bowery,
Wl sell this day lMondays commencing at loh O'clock
genee and costly Furniture of private family consisting of
Parlor Suits IN haireoth green reps and plush walnut
Centre Tables other Tables walnut Extension
Stands haircoth Sofas, Chars Rocking do, Mir
rors oak Dining Chairs fine cred hair other
costly gilt frame French plate Pier Mirror marble slab and
brackets hns Lace Curtains Shades C9rnice sedssing
kes Washstands Toilet Sets Manel Ornaments One Eng.
sh Brussels Carpets Ocoths Kitchen Furniture Utensils,
Crockery, Glassware, &c. Buyers and dealers invited
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06

so much used ON bOnnos ~ 50 yard the imitation 60
cents. At Stewards
In gloves tho delicate wood and pearl colorS are the
choice with two buttons the wrist and STUDS OF iaeing
on the back, and crimped tassels.
The favorte styles for round hats are the Chateau OF
Manese braid with the brim in points turning up all
round the low oval crown the Jura, capke hat the
Mandarin like the last years seaside, but with very
small pointed low crown; the Yarns gray turban, with
square crown and brm nearly two inches deep turning
up closely round the crown; the Calao' mghpointed
crown with turned up brm Lena. OF brown straw, with
square crown and brm rolling at sides The leading
shapes are the Spanish hat with high crown and rolling
brim and the low oval crown with dropping brim Prom
Genn & Co. q
Bonnets can be explained best by describing few good
examples fanchon Of pleasing design is single puff
OF dotted tue with spray at the side OF airy ederOwer
ard berries Another is roeaux OF deep yellow satin
covered with black thread lace quilngs; bow on the
chgnon from which bangles spray of great French but
tercups; dladem Of steel and gold bows set In Of
black lace black barbe and bow Of yellow satin ribbon.
Mettefnch bonnet, cap crown of white chip to be set
the top Of the head with quilting OF blonde and wreath
of green wheat the face, red and white rosebud
falling at the side, quilting OF lace and ribbon loops
the ehignon; fat bow OF Metternch green
ribbon with many notched ends falls the hair blonde
scarf. diadem hat has blue satin bows.set endwse
over the face and wreath of blue bows outsde the black
lace Of the hat Is held the top by steel band and
falls In graceful drapery behind black lace strings with
blue bow An appropriate bonnet for elderly lady Is
Of Belgian straw, with fall of Chantly lace behind
headed by full wreath of garnet leaves lace and wreath
ending in bow Of Sultan ribbon under the chin, with
lace ends the face trimming garnet medalionS on
q steel and silk band. From Mme Ferrero
Black fanchon crossed by bandeaux OF steel set
with et scarf Of lace, hold side by bouquet OF
corn poppies asters and buttercups knot of the most
brilliant color,
fanchon, composed Of puff Of Metternch green
Grape. had coronet Of green wheat, or June grass
which all the mners persist in calling wheat when 1t
into their box. bouquet Of half blown roses and
mulberres was at the side and the scarf was held by
knot of green wheat. plain white Grape had lace
edge held by leaves OF Steel with beautiful crush rose at
the left chip turban had border Of vicets with bow
Of ribbons the top black. straw turban bore
wreath of black leaves veined with steel.
The Cora was q tiny round hat-shape covered with
gray Grape lad lightly plain over the CROWN the
brim was turned up on sde and laid on the crown
this upuned piece and the whole border OF the hat were
covered with faint gray vOets the hat was tied with
gray gauze scarf This lovely design looking as II
breath would dim its airiness transparent white
tulle hat bordered with wreath Of delicate sprays
Of scarlet coral. From Petgny -Meurice.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06
THE CHURCH oF.THE srRANGERs.

The idea of aff0rding place OF public w0r
ship to which strangers and soourners In the city should
be especially bidden was first acted upon In NewYork
by the Rev Charles f. Deems who, sealousy alive TO
the loneliness that those uDaccustomed to tho parish
churches feel in entering them. determined in the Spring
OF lsee to naugurate house OF prayer where all sran
gers OF the Protestant faith might meet the Sabbath
without regard to Sect Among those moro particularly
sought out and invited TO attend those York
on business and those rendless solitary In the city
, sS worR 90 yet unObtrusvey carried on
sVo IOr tseI friends by its intrinsic WORTH and the
sma nan originally taken by DR.. Deems TO accommodate
s hearers was found to be too small for the purpose
nus Lhe nberality OF the merchants OF this city
ana OF others, forbade the limits Of tho good
70 DC contracted by want Of space and tho amount
unveLsty OF which DIR. Hawks was the former PASTOR
wss suDsciped with alacrty. Among those who aided
we we nnd tne following well. known firms Messrs IT.
Samn Co'I EDWARD 8 Jafray. Evans, Gardener & Co.
ntackhouSe MacaulY. Hayland, Titus Co long,
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY offer
a limited amount of their First Mortgage SIX
Per Cent Bonds, principal and interest payable in
gold at par. These bonds are First Mortgage upon
what will be the longest and certainly one of ths
most profitable. railroad lines in the country il nos
in the world. The Union Pacific Railroad receives q
Government subsidy in United States Bonds equal to
more than one-thrd its COST beside absolute dona
ton In valuable lands amounting to 1880 acres
to the mile. The Government takes second lien a.
security for its advances in bonds. on which the
interest Is more than paid by services in
transporting freight. troops, and mails and leaves
prior claim the whole property to the, first mort
gage bondholders. As the net earnings from the 10
cal business of the road already several times the
interest on the bonds, there can be no dosbt THAI
they are o thoroughly safe security while at ths
present rate of gold they pay an annual profit Of
nearly nine per cent to the investor. Pamphlets
containing full statement Of the Compsny's busi.
ness, &C., may be obtained, on application by mail
or in person. at the Offices, No. 20 Nassaus, or OF
John j. Cisco 6 Sons. No. SO Wsll-st, where the
bonds are for sale, JOHN j. Cisco. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06
MAY ANNIVERSARIES.
Wsdnsad1V Nav 8.

Wednesday May6 .--.-.
Points Rouse Of Industry. No sS WOrh't Aa''e' EXIT
ci,es st ~ p m. -, -, =, A.. NJ,
Liberal Christian Union Pubc meeting AZ the Church ot the me
.h corner and Psrkave at u m Aooies'y
Hepworh and the Rev. H. Hale o. Boson tne nov
DR. Chaplin OF city L. Corning OF fPcug1keephe'
ThuTsddvSMayz ,,,,.- :,
soy for Prevention Cruelty Animals Annual election OF
osieers aud reading of report No. COG Broadway
Baptist Sunday School Union Baptist Church corner
Of Thrtvsrss 745 Speakers The Rev. j. r. bdeF OF
Or.aTe j. and the Rev. q Q. Lonmer Of Albany . 80,
e Points Of Industry Anniversary Brerses By the children
2I m Addresses By superintendent Mr. Halliday and Others
opban Asylum Society SIXTY second AnHVsssr at StelnEy s
cIttops and other exercises M Wm Dressler conductor
Auburn Theological Seminary Commencement exercises m
Business meeting Rt ga m -. a., -, n.
sheterng Fourth anniversary at s. Maep Church Broad
yay corner Addresses Oy tns Kew Drs
Dir aud Montgomery Of this city. -
Friday Mry g.
Catholic Institute Brooklyn Meeting the Catholic LeS Rooms
No n Courtst At D. n Addresses By several speakers
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06

London 80 days, lio91iei; London sight iios0
llOi Paris long, 5is305.12i, Paris, short, 6.lii0
BIO; Antwerp, 5.I505.lSa; Swiss, 51sa5is.; Ham.
burg. SesSS6s Amsterdam. 4lt04if; Frankfort. a
@ils; Bremen. 79s@so; Berlin 7lE@72.
Freights are irmer. To Liverpool, 5000 buss
Wheat at AID; and by steamer 5000 bush Wheat AZ
5sG5sd including load reported at 3d. 800 bales
Cotton at I'd. and 1900 BUSH Peas at I'd To (y,as.
gov by steamer, 5000 bush. Wheat at CD. Ayeu-
sci from here to Bremen with $500 bbls Petroleum
on private terms. ElFfFg ,r
The following shows the totals of the average OF
the leading items of the Philadelphia banks foe hs
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06
NEw.HAMpsHIRE REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION

CONCORD, May 5.-The Hon. Mason w. Tap
pan presided at the Convention Ph@niK Hall to-day,
and letters read from Messrs Benjamin F. Butler,
Elhu B. Washburne Jacob IT. Ella, Aaron L. Stevens and
others, all IN favor OF tho removal OF Andrew Johnson
Tho delegates elected attend tho Chicago Convention
Elijah b. Topn Of Manchester, Charics g. Faulkner
Portsmouth: with ID. II Duifum, Henry Mcfarland, b.
f. Whidden aud Gov. Hartman, alternates The resOlu
tions follows:
Re'0lUd That the Republican. 81 Hampshire hereby rem
their perfect confidence Con Uysss Grant hdsU
fresehery and has confirmed In bis patriotism BIZ
ssgo aud bis pesmnOat alue for The highest ooo gin Of
American people
Reso That the Republicans Of Nov Hmpshire heartily
the action Of their Representatives. 10 Congress BIZ
and Beston Ia bnag the bar s s ssass for A that great
sDostss Andrew Johnson and ssod gesg their 8enor H.
Cren .od Ps!t.rse fof eOnaa'.. ,sey viii Al. 10 anhns
stay and that they shall re with
the dehrosed from the Presidential chair and that e and
Devoted patriot Wade shall become the Of ths White
House. 70 remain III saccesdsd By great espa Grant