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Total, 1000 Gifts, all Cash .,.......... $500 6oO
Toproyide means for this mAgnincent Concert. Que
hundred thousand tickets only will be issued large
uortion OF which are ALREADY sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS,
Whole tickets $40 halves %, and quarters a. 50
Eleven whole tickets for si00 No discount on lees
than siOo orders Nothing could be more appropri
ate for presents than tickets TO this n wealth
or more likely TO produce grpnder aatisfActory re
suits The object Of this third Oft Concert Is the
eppaarssmsnt and sPdSwment O The Public Library
ths Concert for its Senst 4 % be forever free TO Al
ciuens ~ every State. This Concert will be con
nsStssd like The nrst and second heretoiors given
aud paying them and everything necessary to /
thorough understanding OF the scheme from beaTin
ming 70 end are now published in the form Of elf
cular, which will be furnished free Of cost 10 any
who apply. The entire management OF this under
taking has been committed by tht trustees to Hon
THOMAS J. BRAMLETTE, late Governor Of Ken
tncky, to whom all communications pertaining L
the GIFT Concert should be addressed. -
WIN, HALDEMkN, Nice Presidsntt
PAR SM2FS SH b sesE Rgbls ki9rEEy q ky
Tickets are now ready for sale, and all orders for
them, or Applications for agencies circulArs infOr
nation, kcf. will meet with prompt attention when
addressed TO me as below directed
ThoS. l. BRAMlETTE, LOUISVILLE, ~,
JansWkHam Agent Public Library KY
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D IFicE CHIEF CoNMnssAnr or supsIsrEScE,J
DEPAnTMENT or THE MIsnounI.

y ITicE CHEZ CoNMIssARI or suBsIsrENcE,J
DEPARTMENT OF TIE MIssogRI,
Sealed prOPSsss n dapests VII s. F sts a,
HiS SR he IL nee bsSs s
states Army. Fort Leavenworth. Kan, with the fol.
,bo.c1 POUNDS Bacon, clear sides city trimmed. in
lG,Sto pounds XXX Flour. from fall wheat, In
nound e. net each and in wellcooPered fullhead
I6,OO0 pounds Beans. 1000 pounds Rice. and ooooo
lined, and In square double sacks, containing loo
si.IsJ pounds Green Rio Coffee, in original sacks
Ard IN square double sacks, containing loo pounds
PTSSn sRa & sfr, sts
In SQUARE double sacks, CONTAINING 100 pounds net
in barrels and half,barrcls, full iron hooped and
iooi5 pounds Adamantinc Candles and so!ooo pounds
Eftra FAMILY Soap, In boxes,weu strapped with iron
Bidders will state what quantity Of each article bid
Tor they Will furniah aud when they will deliver the
same as well as the kind OF packages. The gunnies
sample must be furnished of all the articles e1.
blank forms q proposals will be furnished upon
application to this office as well by the purchAs
fss d Z q n y bspt Mo.
DROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES IN ARIZONA.
oTTIcE CHEZ coMMIssART OF sUpsIsTEScE,J
DEPAnrMEsr oY ARIZONA,
Sealed proposals. in tripiicaie With copy Of this
advertisement attached 10 each will be received al
this Office until 10 O'Clock m, WEDNESDAY, March
D. ls13 when they will be openedD for the delivery
q the aforementioned posts In Arizona OF all the
Flour and Beans, more or less that may be required
thereat during the year from July ls1s, to June 90
mate RhSt % Pfc6aS S Ssn
srAJioSs FLogR, Ms. REAhs, rbs,
lamp AIacne... .llOuU0 LOU
camp Bowie. .i.................. 800 5000
camp DAe Jreck, ,..s............ quo I.bO
camp ~ DIT urahan. .'.,....... ltOOOO M00
lamp sssss''ss's... bouo hUu
lamp mnDOweiL, .,'..',,,.......ltDQO x1OOO
aucson Depot''.''''''s' 1871 ihWo
SSs, nt n ,i
Artists must be- of the best Quality, and Sc Sc
curelS sacked and marked, each sack to contain in
given.
Two reliable surctea must be named, prices DO
stated in United States currency, and samples ac'
Proposals will be received for the whole or any
The right u reserved Of accepting or rejecting any
BID, asmay be deemed best for the interest o. the
United States
Further particulars a. 10 conditions, payments,
&c, may be learned upon application to the Military
Headquarters, Fan Francisco Cal; Santa Fe, N.
At any post In New Mexico or Arizona, At this
Envelopes should be ipdorsed, &" Proposals for
dersiRned. at Prescott, Arizona
BY command Of BreVet Major General Crock.
Major Third Cavalry, Acting Chief commisSary Of
Subsistence. feb6
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or TRIAL
OFFicE PuncHAstNo CoMMIs'Y or SUBsIHTTSCE J
BAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, Jan. Is, Is7a J
Sealed proposals. In triplicate with COPY Of this
advertisement attached, will be received at this office
and ~ the ONCE Of the Acting Commissary Of Sub.
sistenee At each Of the posts herein named until II
o'clock, m, on THURSDAY April ITis78, for the de-
lyering at Austin, RinRgold barracks, San Antonio
aud f0Iis Bii.. Brown. Clark. Concho, DAVIS, Dun
sil lpdian IerIit9ry. Of such quantities Of
MUTTON SHEEP.
CORN.MEAL,
RbaMiNTIHE CANDLES,
BAC00N, tClear sidesJ
SALT, and
VINEGAR
as may be required by the Acting Commiaaaries Of
subsistence AZ those posta from July l. 1873 10 June
~ lht. or such less time AZ the COminissary General
Of Hu bsistence may direct
Bids for Fresh Beef and Mutton will state the Price
per pound. net, both on the hoof and block
Blank forms for proposals, printed conditions to
manner q delivery, payment, kind Of packages,
qualify Of stores required etc, will be furnished on
applcatonfo the undersigned, or the Acting Com
missares OF Subsistence al any OF the posts named
Samples OF all articles, except meats, must accom-.
easily identified.
BY order Of the Department Commander;
,,, SAMUEL. T. CUSHING,
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DROPOSALS FOR TIE ERECTION OF A
NEW SCIIOOLHOUSE

0EoRaEruwr, d, O., Feb T. is7a
Proposals will be received until IL clock m Feb
rnary ls lsIa for furnishing Al the material and
completion Of Public School building for oeorse-
tOw1h -; u, n strict accordance with plans aud
ecncations that can be seen ut the ONCE Of Adolf
ulusa, architect corner Of Fifteenth and streets
washington, where full Information can DO OBJ.
2Pened. IN tho Architects Ofcein presence 81 any
DiddeI ehooslnf " be preeent, aud an award made
The trustees reserve the right TO reject any or all
bids, II they Ind sufficient reasons Tor doing so
The proposnla, TO be considered, must 10 made by
Milling out the printed blanks on hand at tho Archf
tectg once, and they should be incosed IN q sealed
enyeope, Endorsed Proposals. for the erection on a
Public School building Tor Oeorgetowp ID d and
addressed TO the undersigned
A. HYDE,
President Board Of Trustees Of Public Schools,
,r AadTcss banking House Of Riggs Co. wash.
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RAILROADS.
WAsniNGToN AND ONO RAiLRoAp

RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON AND ONO RAILRoAD
"A and AFTER October Iss the train. on this ROAD
Tbe mSiltr.iI99I 9Tr o.1,, ,,..,
and HStniitoh Il II ri AIy sSd AZ hSsigT,y m
and Les,6urs al IA q :, M and SfriTs 4 1ieGG
Ap T,l a. 9ilS P H..
s Sa M Eo az bfSiSufs M sha
The Is a, NJ train from IieiIaldria and 4. nm m.
Kemp daily line q eoaS6s 1' Tor PudS siGiSn sH Tih
irsys he n and N9eihSste Also Eilh
f0 G6 AaS sRa Si tsRs cent,
noy2u General Ticket Agent.
A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
"A HON Mn hstLihfN\tNYPhlA AND IhLDE
,pifsonfH COMM siS III ND sTREE1s
iI q 4; i;sl%. irSS ssd IIti5S
Tans Ri s5n I Win Sp ifahs % R.,h
9GISTiS9 seeommodauon leaves Washington
dIilAT s1GffihffiittSS IEn%SfiiEss. Vi, Richmond.
e1e sa Msshil1ton !, 70 N 2 10 daily sunday
shd fS i fsna s1saa
e b. eSseisd Al all hotel, SSd rssdeh Sss
JySSG U''" General Passenger 4; & s2T AGENT.
PALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SSb fbE % lEs fFS are aa%4a
- ron BALTIMORE
"a q a. snS fios si iS ~ and
- GH sUN8AY rob BkLif Mois.g y u,
siS ''S m H, ,oo ana - n' and T. ','' ~ and
syS di 3 a. "a a. s8g and
ne anG ana ri Is 4 No. ls n.e .s !. Inc follow
a N statons BsdsnsbIry WeItayys he In leS sp
PaPS vi Spp siSS Js.Ss tp a. hss ne R
i'"" ION ASNAporra
Or IRON fsS% q 4 sP sns az M but no nno
Leave p, m, f slss SH sSn3aJ.
M and lS and = oH nv on sStarGa S az 3 and
- "l' TRAINS AitilIVE As fui.ioWs,
From New Yoft. Philsdeiphia and baltimore at
Prom nj hiIsdelpbia mi Islt IN Altman
,b IrpP blIiiP9Ee 4 StSS n s saS ma 4 % am
anu ~ ''"' aFPkSoS mn Sf asi "" p H.
4bro,Ih ,sss,. y 1, an AZ 10 NJ Gan Ia ,,a
S,shp,on s 4. Tisls. onASs u Al hours q he
SySne assenVcps 49, H. =, IN, Ana
nSs S gs, sn9 .Rsrs 6sy hsr SSsS
ihs dsPSi; sPa Eni i IS i6s Ssss,ss sa y
vertisement Of Through Lin ssnos n ou,nn
Assistant Master q Transportation.
oi y, ~; YiYIii H., .,,,,
ann General asSn l. kkSSS1z;
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
bRppor oonxrp s,ITi, Avn n srprrrs
-. SoEfIiMEsi:
TRAISs ,T hiEAyE, foR TRAINs ., ARRITyE AT
rs Fl a.yS Niagara EI IS TrGs. M .sccTp Sun En
daily. - > I, m, Mail. daily, .eI.
~" 49,. q m m western ~ II ,oept SUNDAY ~,
day. n.,,,- press, daily,
- " M , more &C S4J u IN, Pacine Express,
eept SUNDAY, 30 p IN, daily.
~ Y M NNineinnau N 70 - = m, AccommodA.
BIsss' uAhy'eteepbuh' uoh'uAllbehceptSundAy
G mn vo.,.., r.
press daily.
m M eSnnset q bowie with trains fSr Marlboro ieay
ms nisSms ~ g5 a m an SilS p NJ arriving at
rSins arTiyins a. n Mashin.on A. y q m and
b9 pSs ~ = - a N; and ~ ? m, =, r,-,.-,oo-
t.allS theit orders at Ticket once
nue. northwest corner sixth and PennsylyAniA ave.
Al 6Stes and psiidsns rs oI Al w Ahl Shheehed
Wet Wet THROUGH tickets 70 CineinnAg, Columbus
uhisssa onsahS San Fp ~ s AZ" ,
NORTH NoIshIei p Esit i spd SS1 ad,r,
z. .. YOUNG, Cen PASSENGER AGENT.
" NORTHWEST s6bfHfTIHh I'm souruwrsT
a. and after November ~ iss, trains will leave n
Washinstop. ana m. p.I,imorc 7.Dam
...pS "a a. q M ....'. .iSEm'
WIN TIE CHAT DOUbLE.TRACK ROUTE
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PROPOSALS
DROPosALs ron ARTILLERY HORSES
OFTfcE or ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrER GENERAL.
HOusIoN ~. conNHn OF nREENE.

OFTfcE or ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsrER GENERAI,J
HOUSTON ST., ConNER oF GREENE,
A., NEW YORK CITY. January ~, l97a.
Sealed PROPOSALS will be- received at this Once
until " O'Clock m, on THURSDAY, the 9Oth day oi
February, 1879 for fuInishinR the ouarterfnasteri
department Of the United States army In New
York city with twenty-five fo5J
ARTILLERY HORSES.
S9id hnftei must be bayg, sound in all Particular,
Wen broken, IN good hoah and condition, from six
70 eight years old notices. than tBH hands high and
eaSh horse TO Weigh not less loo pounds.
Jha horses will be subject TO rigid inSpection by
an othcet y artillery and none rejected by him viii
De reserved The whole number must be delivered
within nfteen days from date o. contract.
The right u reserved to reject any or all bids.
baustactOfy guarantees for the faithful perform.
ance OF the contract must accompany All bids
Proposals will be indorped "FTopOsas for ARTILLERY
Horses" and addressed TO the urderHigned
RUFUS INGALLS,,
Jan2t Breyet Major General United States Army
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LOUIS RoEDRRER's
Carte Blanche. 40 cas- 90 e25 90 fa6 %
imperial ...................... a7g AB 2l1 % %
Dry Billery ............... moo @B 9iO "a 6b
Widow Clloquot, .,..,,,,,,....I Nbo @iO 8SO 8B
o. 4. MUM CO.'S ~ =
Ehtra Dry...u................I 2O 09 @l0 @6
PIPER HEIDsfECk. ,......I also no No Hib
HEIDSIECR cos :
DRY MopopoIe.a a960l Mo5 a6l ND
RUINART, PEiiR 4 FiI.S.I SSS Syg Si.S n "
CHARLES HfIDBfECk'S =
Extra Dry"......U............ nboI n0 neo Noo
PoMGERY Z. iIiiitRSo......... SiS NJ SS ~
MOTT 4 CHANDONfS
Dry billery."............... 1900 1910 moo $40
rertenay y.... ..............,.l 1875 D8 e08l glB
nreen seal. LBl @8 1916 AbO
kRU0 4 Commandment ai,o0 2LbO QS AGO
gIESLER d COS
Dry snery ;...,....".........l 1870 MOO 1910 2.0c
Gold Label Dryy.......,,,,,,J glbO Ai0 N70 &l
Extra supertof Dry........... $3.50 800 $50 2S
DELMONIGO a.. ...........J a.W MS 0iOl nd
ST, MARCEAUN .,,,,,',,,.,l ipG IpB NC mB
DUO DE MONTRBRIiO.J nO also $40 MOO
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Trains leaving Washington At % a. m and Sd
m CONNECT a. Bowie with trains for Marlboro, leav.
lns Bowie at ~ .a3 a. aud BIS D. ~, arriving at
Marlboro Al II n q. m, and rs y. IN.
Trains arriving at Washington at II - q m. aud
n q m. connect at Bowie with trains eAyns siArl
boro at n q. IN. and ~ y. m.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket ONCE
northwest corner Thirteenth and Pcnnsy lyAnia ave
nue., northwest corner Sixth and Pennsyly ave.
nue., can have their baggage called for aud checked
~ hotels and residences to all points North aud
west Through tickets 70 Cincinnati, Columbus
Indianapolis, IOuiHytlle, IT. Louis, New Orleans
ghicasQ, Omaha, San Francisco, and all points
North, Northwest, West and Southwest.
T. i R1gRAhiiif, Gen SUPERINTENDENT
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IL Goods delivered free Of all charges.
The above are New York prices.
" Pints Of tho above Wines extra 90,
coin, per case, except kruE a. Co., which Il
W TIME PURCHASES must be closed By
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I'll AND u STREETS
INVEST.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT
WASHlN0TONi
Z 80 q. m, Western Ell.
grcss, daily. except Sun.
day.
8 D a. m, Mail, daily, eI.
oept sunday,
II - a. m, Western Ii.
press, daily.
Q ~ .. IN, Pacific Express,
daily, except Sunday.
o y. IN, daily.
10 % .. m, AccommO1A.
ton, daily ,eNceptsundAy
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oRARDEST SCHEME or THE ACE
100000 Cash Gifts.

- OO,OOO Tor only y O.
Under authority Of special legislative act Of March
IT, 1871, the trustees now announce
The Third Grand GIN Concert for the
Beneht OF the Public Library
of Kentucky,
To ,come on in Library Hall, at Louisville, Ky on
Tuesday, April q, 1879.
At this Concert the best musical talent thatcan
ure 20 the entertainment, and TEN THOUSAND
CASH GIFTS, aggregating vast total Of half mil.
the uckel holdera. as folloMa, -
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IA and AFTER October Is9 the trains on this road
nhe mail train will leave Alerafria daily except
and Hanilt0n al ii ~ Isgye Uamiitgn AZ u "a n
AIdria at rs p. m. '
The accommodation train will leave Aisrspdrti
daily, except Sunday, at D. M, and arrive al Lees
burg at 9. ~ y. m. Leave 1ecsbuTg al Il a ~ snd
arrive at Alexandria ct . rs 4. M - +' $3.50
The Is a M train from AioIaldra and u % y. m.
lTain from Hamilton connect At nafniit0n VIM
kemps daily dine Of coaches for PufC6llVile snist
erbyile, Berryyille and Winchester Also Vftb
heaners line of coaches, which leaVo LcCsGuf daily
for Aide and Middleburg,
Communication tickets, three cents per mile
Annual tickets, eco. II. n. HANINTp
nOV2u General Ticket Agent
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If a man changes his political De-
lief and Joins an opposition party IN
accord with his ideas, his old friends
and allies say he is politically disnon,
est and inconsistent. Ii q man siionlu
cali another a liar, and afterward be-
come satisfied in his own nina ina.
he had done the latter injustice, when
would be the most manly and honor
able way of repairing the injury-to
follow the lie up with blows, or to
anologize and set himself Alright The
latter would seem to us to be the
proper mode of settling the dispute,
but there are some men SO 1oolish
and brutal that they would resort TO
blows and bloodshed just for the sake
of "consistency."-St. James Sentinel.
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DERSONAL-TIcKNoR 4 co..

, II Ak = y ~ "A Il.-1ICkNOK e. CO..
the celebrated clothiers, announces flss
introduction Of a plan of ordering closh-
ing by letter, to which they call yo,ir'
special attention. They will, ON appli
cation, send You their improved arxf ae-i
curate rules for elf-NIeasurement Illus.
trated circular and Price list, with full;
line OF samples from their immense stock
OF Cloths, Cassimeres, &c, &C., thus en-.
abiiHg parties in any part of the country
to order clothing direct from their house,
With the certainty OF receiving garmcntD
OF the very latest style and most perfect
tit attainable IN
Goods ordered viii be sent by express
z to be paid for on delivery, with the nm
derstanding that if not satisfactory they
can be returned at Ticknors expense
ASS y, well known throughout the Sonfh
and West, they have for II years E1
YELLED in all departments of their
business, which is a guarantee as to tho
character of the goods they will send
out.
:, Your orders are solicited, and when n
st. Lonis You are invited to call at tho
extensive establishment of Tieknor 4
Co, manufacturers and retailers of men
ana a boys Clothing aud Furnishing goods,
ooi and COB North Fourth Street, st.
Louis: Mo-, Boys clothing a specially.
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The M0hammedan Revival.

The Mohammedan revival in India
has given, and continues to give, the
Government great anxiety, particu-
larry as it derives good deal of
stimulus from the reduction of the
Mussulmans from the position of a
ruling caste to one Of equality before
the law, as well as from the Wahabce
crescentade, in the beginning Of the
present century. But it has been
going On actively in Turkey also,
where it has been fed by q steady
flow of Mussulman immigration from
the Russian territory both on the
shores of the Caspian and of the
Black Sea. There is hardly doubt
that the effect of conquest on the
people of the three khanates of Cen
trail Asia will also be considerable
intensitication of faith, and that their
subsection to the infidel, by restoring
their long revered communication
with the rest Of the Mussulman world,
will cause a great quickening of zeal
through the whole Of Islam. The tide
has undoubtedly turned in Turkey,
in spite of the, growth of modem
improvements" at Constantinople and
OF the waning of the Mussulman pop
ulation of the European provinces.
On the Asiatic side. there has been a
veritable revival. Within twenty
five years mosques have been built
and repaired to an extent unknown
for whole century. The schools
established for all denominations have
been slowly but steadily monopolized
by the Turks; there has been a great
diminution of drinking and other in
tidel practices and Il great increase of
rlgldlty on the part of all classes in
the obseryances of the Mussulman
ceremonial. Prayers have not for a
hundred years been so numerously
and punctualiy attended, nor the
Mussulman colleges so crowded with
young men. Moreover, the foreigners
who swarmed in all branches Of the
public service almost ever since the
beginning of Mahmoud's reforms.
have been slowly but surely pushed
out, and their places taken by true
believers Of the.ancient race. It has
been observed, too, that the old beys
and their sons, who built UP the
Turkish Empire and spread the ter
ror OF the crescent up to the walls of
Vienna, begin to take service once
more in the army. In other words.
there are signs, and not few, that
though the Orientals take our ma
chlnery and rifles freely enough, they
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THE ILLUSTRATED
PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL.
Volume Fiffy.Six

The Science Of Mind is the central
point around which revolye the whole circle
of science. 1t is the key to universal knowl-
edge. and Self knowledge is the key to the
Science of Mind.
Phren0logy is the demonstrate basis
of Mental Philosophy. 1t shows how the di-
versities of human character and capacity
are related to the laws of the Universe; har-
monies the human being with the Divine,
g and ,;ustities the ways of God to man."
"KnOvv Tllyself.' Since the Gre
clan sage inscribed these immortal words on
the Temple of Adelphi, the world has strug
gled as never before towards solution OF
the problems of the human existence.
The Correlation Of Forces, now
an established fact, has furnished an endur-
ing basis for alr>tlic material sciences, and
brought each Of the tremendous powers of
natllre-Hcat, Light, Electricity. Magnetism
and .1Hructio,e, within the domain of law
and order.
The Origin of Races, still earnest
~ discussed by Ethnologists, is bringing
light out OF the shadows 0f the past, and can
not fail to interest the trutll-seeker
The Origin Of Life, a still more in
tricate problem, is actively engaging the
minds OF onrleatling Psychologists. The re-
suits will be given in this journal
Physiology and Psychology will
be prominent features; embracing the sub
jects of Soul, Mind. Bodily Structures and
Functions, Social Relations, Education. Reli-
gious Cree,ls, Marriage, Training of Children.
Criminal Jurisprudence, etc.
PhysfosnOnly ind Tempcrn.
Inenfs, Signs of Character, Peculiarities OF
Organization, Transmissions of Mental and
Bodily Qualities. etc. given.
Self.amprOvemen are all
the teachings Of sciefce and the marvcls of
art, unless applied TO perfecting ourselves
and improving the race. It is for this we
Give, move. and have orr being and to
this result The chronological Journal will
tend.
Happy Homes are the result Of a
normal education and developments, and a
life according to the laws of life. These are
the symbols Of all that is good III the :. life to
come" and the real Heaven on Earth
The chronological journal
forls73 will keep pace with the march of
events, and while "holding fast to the good, !"
will endeavor to lead the public mind in
many things new and true.
Ter1ns.-Monthly, at $500 year, in
advance. Single numbers, 80 cents. Clubs
of ten or more $500 each.
Address, =. IL. Wells, Publisher,
$3.50 Broadway, New York.
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The u. s. Senate spent two hours
considering the denomination Of Col
lector Jas. F. Casey by the President.
The confirmation was opposed by
Senator West of Louisiana, hut not
successfully, as the final vote was %
yeas to Is nays, The reappointment
of Mr.. Casey fails to meet tho ap-
prevail of the Louisiana Republican
press. Several leading Journals openly
express their dissatisfaction, and re-
greet that the Senate did not refuse
the confirmation.
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ADVERTISING RATES:
Advertisements. of ten lines Agate solid,
one dollar and fifty cents for the first, and
seyenty-fve cents for each subsequent mser-
ton Second page advertisements charged
as new each day. Advertisements inserted
at intervals charged as new.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN
81 Camp street,
Neeu Orlenns, La.
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do not take our ideas, and that the
East is still nearly as imper l,ao tho ~
Western thought rs it was When 1.0
Romans sought to absorb or asslml-
late tn. Z. Nation.
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Senator Pinchback has returned
from Washington, and seems fully
confident that he will be admitted to
the Senate at the next session. The
Senator was the recipient Of aserenade
from numerous friends upon the night
of his arrival in New Orleans.
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