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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ST. CHARLES.
L r Watkins, Ark AD Jones and wife, hid
Snreve, Miss FW Kellogg, NY
W 3 sprague, NY W Lewis, La
K Dorman and lady, TenC D King, Ny
Constack. U s'A in Raymond, NY
Miss Wright, Ala Miss Dorman, Tenn
III Wessemier, Ger Capt McGinnis.
CITY HOTEL.
JEFF Fl NcLamore, Miss B Fitzmaurice, NY
Moore, La Jno H kearney. Pa
NJ 2 Marlborough, Texas n NJ Reagan, Texas
6 Ii Richardson, .. Phillips,
Fl Swansley, =. r NJ Jones, Ga
Mrs Mcdonald JD Kersey and wife
J Wheeler Begbie and family
l. NJ H Walker, Ala H NJ bangle, Ind
Il Williams, Hiss Jno II Hines, N
Taylor. Mobile Alex Fraser
NJ II Galloway II L Payne
A Tharpe, Cincinnati E Jones, Cincinnati
s Ross, Louisville Il DOad, Va
s Robbins, Cincinnati D Norlke, NY
w W Chapman Il lady Miss d Donaldson, Go
P T Stoner and wife Cunningham wife
W NJ Jones and family and mother
Pat Maloney, Va Jno Mackie, Ills
W 3 Stirling, La Wood, Memphis
eff Randoph S'nz Rouge fPp 9osng, Ia
Mumford, B Sara Ed Moore Bayou Sara
" Hartihorn, Ills Al Rogers, Detroit
s Desson, Miss G 81 Grace, Macon, Ga
III Kearney, Phil CN Judson, st Louis
Lionel str st Claude
CASSIDY'S HOTEL.
Col F James. La r Bo1nefeld Ala
Mr. Walker and wife, city O'Hara, Miss
I E Cooper. Miss Brace, Ky
G Balane, La G W Thomas, Centre
G Hale and wife, U s A G S Roudebush, Miss
C Thompson, La n J stackhouse, :.
J Z Walker, La H q Stackhouse, =.
) Taylor, La = richardson, -.
VIM Hill, La E Kaighier, :.
D W Whitmore, Mobile d Babers, :.
S X Barber, La J A Taylor. >.
J Eu1is, La Cept " Pick, La
s Fry, n Y Z Mauskcr, La
WAVERLEY HOTEL.
D Everett, Ala Fl H Morgan, Ark
H Stanley, La u Wilson, Miss
C Cullen, Cairo Miss Williams,
d Davis, Ala I Davis, Ala
H Ham. Ham,
Miss l. Davis, Ala Nv Watkins, Fla
I Il Watkins, Fla Prue, X
Mrs Brown, Miss NJ C Irish, No
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Company G, Crescent City Resiment-Win
attend meeting at Browns Hall Melpomene street
on SATURDAY, Nov. %, at u. Those who desire
their names continued on the rolls of the Regiment
must attend d. N. FITZPATRICK,
n27 2tE&M Captain Company.
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CEM OYSTER BAY SALOON.-The under
VI signed proprietor of .he Gem Oyster Bay Sa
LOOM II Royal street. also under st. Charles Hotel
begs leave to inform his patrons whose names are
them with the best Oysters the market will afford.
Thankful 70 them for the patronage shown him in
the past. - hePO they win extend The sam. e The
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BANK NOTICES.

Bank Of America, New Orleans, Nov. 20,
1s74-The Stockholders hereby notified that the
Annual Election for Is Directors will be held at this
Bank on the 10th December, between the hours Of 10
A. NJ. and 2 Z. M. EDGAR HINCkS,
n2l I'd Cashier
Southern Bank. New Orleans, Nov. ~, 1874
An election for Directors of this Bank to serve the
ensuing year will be held at its Banking House, on
the 9th December 1874 from II o'clock M. to o'clock
M.
n27 til j. CARR, Cashier.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WESTERN PRODUCE
We have Just received and are offering to the
trade
HAMS so tierces Louisville S. c. Ham o K
brand.
50 tierces Louisville S. C. Hams. Falls City.
p ties New uncanvased 5. c. Hams, small.
MEAT = 80 hhds dry salted Shoulders.
BACON-25 do Bacon clear sides.
20 do Bacon, clear rib sides.
30 half casks Bacon clear rib sides.
% casks Bacon shoulders
PORK 900 bbls old standard Mess Pork.
100 do Mess Pork.
LARD 100 ties Schaefier's refined Lard
200 kegs >chaetfers refined Lard.
500 buckets refined Lard.
FLOUR-6OO bbs Plants extra Flour.
200 half bbls Plants extra Flour.
300 bbls Belle Creole Flour.
NEAL 100 bbls Corn Meal. Star
KEEP & RAYMOND,
n2a st II and 70 Poydras street.
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THE ABOVE CARD REFERS TO THE LATK
i Auction Business of JNO. BOIS & Co will
continue my business of Furniture Dealer at the old
stand l12 and ll Camp street. exclusively for my
account. JOHN BOTS.
81
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BRIG MARGARET AT AUCTIoN.-Messrs. Nash i
Hodgson, autoneers, sell at II O'Clock NJ. to- day,
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, the brig
Margaret, as she now lies at Picayune Tier. See
the advertisement.
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SHIP AILsA AND CoTToN CARGO AT AUCTION
Messrs. Nash & HodSson, auctioneers, sell the
ship Ailsa, also balance of cargo, as it now lies,
at II O'Clock N. to-day, at the st. Charles Auction
Exchange See the advertisement.
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CsDPARTNERSHIPs.

YTNHE FIRM OF JNO. BOTS & co. Is IN Ii
i qulation either partner will settle the Affairs Of
the firm, per written agreement.
j. Il. WEBSTER.
.JNO BOIS.
New Orleans, November % 1874.
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Coal to suit families at John D. Macln's, No.
81 Carondelet street.
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TEwELLs CRESCENT CITY ILLUSTRATED.

JEWELS CRESCENT CITY ILLUSTRATED.
Second Edition.
PRICE, ONLY THREE DOLLARS.
Every stranger visiting New Orleans should pur-
chase copy of this valuable and interesting book.
1t contains $50 pages including over 125 engravngs
and portraits of all the prominent buildings and local
celebrities.
Copies can be had at all the book stores, at the
stand of the St. Charles Hotel and at the Bulletin
Office n25 If
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BY Hoffman, Marks & Co.

SALE OF REAL. PLEDGES, FORFEITED 10
the st. Charles Loan Office, 1ij Common street,
consisting of valuable Diamonds Ladies' and
Gentemen's Gold Watches. ,Jewelry, Sllverwarc
Opera Chains Chatelanes, Vest Chains and vari-
other valuabies, too numerous to mention,
will be sold, without reserve
ID AuctiOneer-Otfice, IS Canal street-At the
store lately occupied by p. Ma!ochee-On WEDNES
DAY Dec. 2 1874, at 10 o'clock \. NJ, and will be
continued from day to day until the whole is disposed
Of
Parties interested redeem pay interest on
their pledges up to the day of sale. n26
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MALAGA RAISINS-
Landing ex bark Castor direct from Malaga:
a00O whole boxes New Malaga Layer RA1SINS.
1000 whole boxes New Malaga Layer
selected.
5000 quarter boxes New Malaga Layer
For sale by ID. FATJO e. CO.,
ms 1w So TchouptOulas st.
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T ANDING EN- BARK CASTRO
IL From Malaga
1900 boxes LAYER RAISIN.
500 half boxes LAYER RASINS.
1900 quarter boxes LAYER RASINS.
500 boxes LONDON =
800 hall boxes
100 boxes single crown DEHESA LAYER
100 = double -
80 :. Imperial :. :.
For sale in lots to suit by
SMITH & McKENNA
81 So q and 80 Poydras street
C,URRANT CITRoS, MINCE MEAT
900 barrels Choice CURRANTS.
80 eases :. New CITRON.
% half barrels Choice MINCE MEAT.
100 crates
In store and for sale by
SMITH & WcKENNA,
S. s5 81 and 50 Poy,Tas street
DICKLES-PICkLES
Is barrels Choice New PICKLES.
100 half barrels Choice New PICKLES.
For sale by
SMITH & MckENNA,
n2s st So S.. s. and 50 Poydras street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Nee3ee-No orders taken % the Bulletin once
unless indorsed by the MANAGER.

N0tice-The Rattle for a Gold Watch for the
benefit Of PHILIP BENNERS. to be drawn at
Johnny Hawkins, is postponed until December 5th,
1s 4, same hour same place. By order Of Commit
tee n27*
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-Two hand
H some furnished rooms for rent in private
family. Terms moderate. Address Lock Box 500.
n2s St.
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TOAL-COAL-COAL-
JNO. ID. NaCLIN,
"a Carondelet street
Choice Pittsburc Anthracite and Camel Coal pre-
pared for family use and delivered at lowest market
rates.
Branch Office and Depot, head of Second street,
Fourth District. Mo 81
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n j. HART CO.
Wholesale Dealers.
Importers amt Commission Merchants,
GROCERIES AND DRUGS,
Nos. %, %, ~ and - TchOupitOulns street,
NEW ORLEANS LA.
We keep constantly on hand
SUGAR TEAS,
COFFEE LIQUORS,
SPICES TOBACCO.
CIGARS,
Provisions and all Description of Groceries,
DRUGS CHEMICAL,
DYE STUFF, PATS. OILS,
VARNISHES WINDOW GLASS,
And
PATENT MEDICINES. n26tJa1
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MASONIC.
WANTS.

A POTHECARY WANTED-Satisfactory refer
"A ences mus. be sent with application. Address
z. 0. Box 1917. n2S If
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OUR-FLOUR-FLOUR-
500 bbls j. B. HOLINESS xxx
400 . JAS DEANS Al.
300 . CAPE CITY.
300 . ORLEANS.
900 :. TIEDMAN'S.
900 . G. BAYLORD'S, choice.
200 :. PALO ALTO.
500 :. IXL.
Also
1000 :. Various grades.
For sale in lots to suit by
POHLHAUS DOLL
no46t &c Magazine street
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TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES and
l two single gentlemen can be accommodated with
fine rooms and board by applying at No. 2l5 St
Charles street n26 3tr
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CyTRAYED OR STOLEN-From Office, two
- MULES one bay mare Mule, about 145 hands
high and one black thick built, about Ia hands high
ANY one returning them, or giving information OF
their whereabouts will be suitably rewarded by
DEMORUELLE & GEN corner franklin and Tou
louise MS IT
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WANTE1D-Five seamgtressss tina, that understand l,
n2e or J. j, KUHN. 1913 Prytania street.
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REMOVALS.

u EMOVAL-POHLHAUS & DOLL -four
n chants and manufacturers of Patent Self Raising
Flour have removed from 80 to 9S Magazine street
n24 Inn
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VXTANTED-A private family. residing at No.
w st. Peters street desire to let two well fur.
nished and most desirable front rooms, overlooking
jackson Square, to gentlemen gentlemen and
their wives without small children. permanent
arrangement can be made on moderate terms. Refer
ences exchanged. OPS If
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F. o. Box 1861. 12e Gravier street.
r NJ. WEYMOUTH-Auditor and General Ac-
81 i. countant Office, No 12e Gravier street-Com-
plicated accounts rendered ineligible Interest in
partnerships properly adjusted Commercial firms
and corporations lquidated SUGGESTIONS and nsolvent
estates settled up Books posted and errors corrected
Schedules in Bankruptcy made in due form. State
ments prepared for litigants, and all similar work
neatly done with skill and dispatch. n22 I'm
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Time Of Depa-turs.-The Nail Train by the Greet
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot Of the foot
OF CalIicpe street at o'clock p NJ, connecting With
all tast trains North, Alst and West. Pullman Pal
zee Cars on Su trains iva
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WANTED TO RENT-Hands0mey furnished
w rooms Canal street, in private family; no
children about the house; to gentlemen only Terms
moderate. References exchanged. Address +. NJ,
this office. NO 1wS
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING

Gents Furnishing Goods.
DY VINCENT g. CO.-E. Vincent AucAAnees--
- ~ and GA Customh0use street-On SATURDAY
Nov. % at 10 o'clock
Fall and Winter Clothing, Cent? Furnishing G;sods
n25
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Ohiec of Crescent City Railroad Company
1903 Canal street, New Orleans, November Is, 1874
Under the provisions OF the charter, the capita
shares of the par value Of FIFTY DOLLARS.
Stockholders requested to present their certif
Trar sfers will be made after date in certificates o
the stock
mis- sod JNO. X. JCDEN, Secretary.
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Special Notice to Shippers Of Arkansns
Freghr-The steamer Katie, leaving every MON
DAY will give through bills Of ading to Pine Bluff
and all points on NJ. r. and n w. Railroad.
JNO. JANNEY. Agent
nc If NJ r. and N w, Railroad.
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CoAL-coAL-
w. G. COYLE & CO.,
PITTSBURG, VIRGINIA, CAMEL and AN
THRACITE COAL Chestnut size) of the best quail
ty screened expressly for Family Use, delivered at
lowest market rates.
Once: 13S Grnvier Street.
w.. (COrner Race and Levee streets,
DePo1s Corner Julia and Water streets. n22 1w
, 1874-06-27
Lake .rittcucu,


This Is the most singular mud interesting lake
in tho world. Situated on tho creHt OF the
Andes, 1t is tho highest large body OF fresh
water and aH concurrent traditions point to it
rs THO SPOT where Manto Capac, tho itrst Inca
appeared and woke the aboriginal tribes from
tdeir long sleep OF barbarian and ignorance, 1t
Ii tho historic centro OF South America. Hum
bodt called It the theatre Of tho earioBt Amerl-
can oiyilizntion.. On an island within it arc tho
imposing ruins Of the temple Of the sun, aud all
around 1t arc monuments which attast
There are also, rs at Tahuannco and BiluBtanl,
the retnatns Of burial towors and PALACES, which
antedste tho ctusadeB, aud aro therefore prc-in-
caral. Lake 'Tticaca ts about tho aiza of our
Ontario, shallow on the wsst and north deep
toward the east and south. The eastern or DO.
livian shore, being backed by tue lofty range Of
Horata, is vary high and pr1oipitons. The lako
nnvor >froezes over, although the temperature OF
Puno is often Is dog. at sunsiao. Two little
steamers OF 100 tons each do ? trfing buainosa:
staam IL generated by llama dung, tho only fuel
miles. The RteAtnors actually coat their weght
in silver; for their transportation lin piocos)
from tho coAst coak rs much rs tho original
price. a Btea,nboAt company has Just nBked
from bolivia the exclusive privilege of nayxat-
Ing Tittcacn and the Rio DoBag,iaaero to Luco
pannx, with q guaranty OF ar.csnt cost on the.
capital and Bllara in all new mines discovered.
Prof prtou. the latest traveller in that region,
calls attention to the fact that Lako Titfcaca il
not 10 hgh a. usually given 10 geographical
works by about 100 feet. Its true altitude is
1949s feet, and In the dry: Season 1t 4 feet iess
Thts fact bag been revealed BY the consecutive
dwellings made In building the Areguipa Hallway
just tnsahetl, which rcachos from the puui}a tn
LRks TtiQAGa.-Soientffc american,
, 1874-06-27
Political Feeling IN n FRENCH Village.

Political Feeling IN n French Village.
NJ. snicey has just written, observes the i'all
1fan Gazette, IN amusing article On the manner
in which lnternociue war is carried on In tile
provinces: 1tappoars that the Town Of Mons-
richard il divided in oppinion, half tho inhabi-
tants being oerioals and the othor half Republl.
cans. The Olsroals got up IN institute to attract
tho people, 30 the Republicans Immediately run
up b theatre OH the opposite vide OF lie street
and announced tho opening Of this plaos Of
amusement by sound Of drnn,. To counteraos
tho influence Of thostratassm the Olorioal party
proclaimed q grand diHplay OF tirs-
works for the evening on which the
theatre was to open its doors, aud there was
every chance Of an empty houae. The. Nepnbli-
cans nothing dlsmayod, noxt purchased the
fold In which the Cleroa!B bad made prepara-
tIons for tho!r pyrotoehuic exhibition, and pro.
ceoded to demoish tho, frames. etc. This lod
to personal, encounter between the opposed
parties, 10 which both tho, Kondnrmes and the
priast took part Next came ,an action brought
by the llopubloaus who obtained d verdict
against all tho rinKlealors, With tho oxuoption OF
the priest. who was evidently sheltered by Ills
cloth. Both parties NOW claim tho victory; ths
lsepublleanH because they obtained several eon-
deMnat,ons, aud the OorioalB because tbs priest,
who fought IN the forefront OF tue sprim.naga,
W6H kEunittnl
, 1874-06-27
a Tcn-Yenr Old COlored Yov xvthn
: Wants to XIII Ont E1f. i,ncc.

.,. From TIE Forsyth tca.} Adoe1t,scv,
the ssrm :, Gt M snoe s negro boy living On
Monroe County, .natnol Abort Battle, was ar r.
rested aud brought to Forsyth, charged with M.
sault with inteut to murder. He il said to DO 10
Or l3years OF ago. Lilo took up two negro chill
aron lboys} aged respectively I. .antt years, and
whipped them severely. It Is said tint in this
hls J. mothor assisted him. holding thd children
while he whipped thom. The oldest one Of tLo
boys suecoeded IN escaping, and run of. This
young scoundrol then attempted to drown tie
oot bot en'o ehn u Gfae nrt was
1nas two weeks since in % attempt to murder
ed Il Peter yr5t fhe mothar Of r tss tase AHA lid
Tas sca and allowed hes to go to Mr. Taylors
tsrs 10 aaon nstsot 5nn RaynE With tue children
dinuer,' sAe went BY the house whore Albart lived
thlnkllg perhaps she would tiud her mothor
eheta. Albert offered to so homo with her and
,,aa nssssI heE M IN eating over fencos and rough
g!ether. .Wteh, they bud proceeded only& short
ols1ahoo he picked up rock, and, striking tha
child on the hoad, bruised IL considerably, He
aBo took knife and nlatlo severe wounds on
e Aer head. After hos'had dono this lo dragged,
distance OF about fifteen foot. Although
blaeaing aud bruihod, Bno still had strength
enough to attompt to crawl out, when he Reized
large pns limb and, striking her on the hoad,
hiloeAoa nor oack lie then lolt hor for dead;
aud wont oH. In short time after nian named
Willis accidentally found l,or lying in tho ditch,
apparently dead. Going to the hniso Of .liet'
parants lie tod thom Of It, aud hor father imtne-
diatey carried lar home. Although exhausted
by loss Of bloud aud stunned BY tho blows,
sue ragainad consciousness aud told her fatllor
that Albert had out aud beat hor aud triod to Kill
her.
On account of tho youth OF this desporado,
nothing Inns been dono toward pu,,islliilg lin
Ito adas tI'i,sviug to his othor accomplishments
aud has htGlen = tinely-bound book aud GOLD
wou|a.bs nlurdoror asowy Aa intention 10 "klH
, 1874-06-27
MY SLAIN.

This awest child which hath climbed upon nv knen
Ilts slbor-4aired folr-su,nmetoa little maid
"!th lltr unconscious beauty trouDletE me-
With hot low prattte 1nakcth mo afsntd,:
Al. dHrli,lVt When yo. cling aud nostlo 80.
You hutt nr, though you do lot acc me CRY,
=, NOT boar the we4ruass with which Sigh
For tbs dear babe killed. 80 Ioug auo
trclnhls Ut tho touch Of your carcss:- .
You stab me with your duye-eyrl, innocent faiths
:. . CRUEL kntyes cf whetted worll!iuesg
Ihat laid mine own chiId-ha1rtcilness II, death
Bcaiaa whose 0ravo l pace for eYor1npre,;
- Lake pssolation Oh slipwreckcl ahoroi
Thcre Ia no little child within mo row.
70 slug back 10 the latsIes, to 1oap lin,
"4an June w1nt!h Kiss mo, when vi apple-boreh
Laughs Into blossoms, or buttoroup
F1ltora thasunshtuo, or YoIot
n!addens s IN Tho gad Iaw.. Alas alaa .;
,:la laa ngaMaing M Of ~ primrose ~ the grass.
not vita aa a # my sieka a .se Mu
Hut with the heasy SORROWS Ut sore years.
moaning Ifs, with Life irrscon:jfmlI
q baeseard-[ooking thoMglt7 o main o taaray
fprns there ts lot any ailvar sound
',o1 rhythmic wonders spring!ug from tho ground
What have gained? The sapsss, hooktsl ,ore
Ihnt mates men lntnules, weighs out oyorv r,.1r
OF that which WAS miraculous hef1re.. =. - ~"
And sneel1 tie heart down with tho acoffnu hra{n
The akspttc's peoring. analytic waya, :. :. -
Ihas dry Y the tender Juices Of tue breast.
So that no marvel ntat be, and no praise.
Nor any God except necessity.
q, earthly dayEt that hava served 40 true
y, arid huahRt o, 1aro aud feui,loss tree L..
Taks back your, doubtful Hi8lou,, and renev
My early foolish fsoshness Of tic duuco, 81, ~
.MA9se snple !ns1ncts guessed tho heavens ot orna
-HsshaFd ataV ~ Uarpcra Adoazi,io Jor .1tiy,
, 1874-06-27
F{l1alla.

"A correspondent says: "Duts.eldort Is stIll
reprasensed By some Of tue most colenratsl IT.
astar tlsts sns gs;, Lna"E knsu the great genre
what ickons ia to iiteratuse. It la saiI Of him.
that not having many advance ,orlors durjna liz.
war Of 1870, Ae occupied much OF llis tims ip
tttesooinE The ,dininE'room Of 4s house., X nio-
enrs aealer coming ln QUE dry, saw tie paintings,
onp wore to gve you 20. .op0 thslers Tor tAesn i
mo, Had Knaus, Jokingly, ! cannot se}l tha,n
under $4,000 tluls T.. erosd viii taks @ the.a
st sAa. Price1' CRIED tho deator., saro enough,
nsxs uay m0 @ sans ana caretSl!{ removed
ths TcrK Of Ill lsliass Ioa&is :DA'''s Tor
, 1874-06-27
LIKE: NE.

What would happen, do yo,, suppone,
II the 1uiguol!stto shoul ID Aay to tho rose:
nThs pride Of roscs hate to, aee 81
Why don't YOU keep near the ground like me-"
What Y The roa. should say to the plilox:
~ MY forsa and color are ortllqlo1;
TO Ettass your Maker, you've ydt to be
Precisely ~ q! respee!a = !iks me-"
Wlattf grape should say to pearl.
= Why are you Haunting Abont up thers7
Dcwars Of swinging alolo and lree;
You ought TO cling to tre!lis Ike lne."
What II a river should nay to n rll: !.
~ you weren't too lazy you'd turn mill;
Study my ncthoa, and try to. bo
a rushing, roaring river Ike me-"
What it q SWAN should say to CROW:
- You belong to the race Of so-anf,-au:
Its deadly Sin for you Ia ls free,-
Your oaly hops IL tu serving mo.
What IT goose nh ou1d teach wrenl
Or an eagle t,y to follow q hen -: -
What II tha monkeys shonll all agres
That there ought to 10 uniformity Il,
Whnt II a man should say to another:
Differ Will me aud you're lot My brother;
I haso tbs truth as thu oracles tell;
go With ne or you'l il 20 to hellr
urs. Al. r. Iutfs IN arritnsr'2 f1r july.
, 1874-06-27

oording to Dr.. Bsalo, Ia worry clearly det1ned.
Probably nlors than four-tlttba Of the 1natoriai
which conhtltitos tlio houios OF Mna and anil.
mails IN the' ful!y.devcloped, coudttion Ia III q
Il, minute parttcles throughout the enttro
structure Of averry living thi,,;. These particles
ato colorleas apd atruotnreless and exhibit thu
same charactbTs In plants as In animals, and in
organism. 'They have the power of" motio1 Of
asaltnilatton, Of growth aud reproduction. Many
Of the1r ctsAnges hAy be referred to physical and
chemical fotcos. but others onu only be sccointed
for M BY tl,e existence Of , power IN addition to
these PARTICLES, theae spccka Of b1oplas,n, the
capacity for growth, for multiplication, ia con.
hnod. They hlonc form tho vital stanent OF
every organism,
The interesting denominations of tho condt-
tion aid aotoh of bioptaa,n nro Illustrated by
Belies OF beautiful aud colorod plates.
showing celia. ttaai1oa, ahtl membranes, under
ma'Elnty'ng nowcr running up 70 1,aoo' :,
Ilie third part OF Or. Beale's discussion te CALL
what IL commonly understood as speculative
arGumel,t in IT, Tlloro ara no theories and few
suppositinns projected, but thore Is calm and
Bobar comparison of this evidences of Suienre,
eetabltshod Upon these evldoncos, From tho
testimony Of tho faota In connection with tho
movement. nutrition, md growth of living mat
ter Dr. Bealc oomes to the oonoluson TINT 1t ~ tho
scat Of an Inherited and individual power, which
IL utterly distinct from any capacity or property
Of ordinary matter. THIS wonderful stun il the
Aatne in s,1bslnnco In tho germ Of tito plnnt or
the animal, of tho dog or tllo man; but diifata
transcandently In power That element Of power
no ous' has thus tar been able to comprehend or
account for. It institutes and terfedts 4 sorlea
Of changes IN ths development OF 4 Irving being
which soen to be forscen aud prepared for In
The beginning but no human intellect oan yet
disooyorthe guiding principle under which It acts,