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TOBACCO.
The Government 11unu1uctory IA
France

! The Governments h1unrxfucsory IN
France.
Ports Correspondence London Times.
Every one knows that the monopoly OF man-
ufactnring tobacco By the State was su9geased
to Napoleon III. by the gorgeous appearance u
! q lady at one Of the Court balls. Her diamonds.
| in fact, excited much admiration snd not little
| envy. 81 Who is she ?" asked the Emperor, sod
the answer was '.The wife Of retired tobacco
| manufacturer" From that evening frse trade IN
| tobacco WAS doomed in France, nor has Repub-
] amost profitable source of revenue At the asne
! time, it mus: be confessed that the produce Of
! the Reggie ist for the most part, "oheap and
! uaaty." visit which have just paid to the
fifteen which exist in France, has confirmed ne
in this belief, though came away with the i1n-
! preston that tobacco and no other leaf waa
| whether good or bad, exclusively used. The
first thing which strikes visitor On entering tho
| establishment is the rank, ove1powe1lng smell
| Of nicotine which pervades the whole place.
| smell, moreover, which ia utterly lndescriboble
| to those who do not know it. In the lower
rooms haif-naked men, brown with the juice Of
the plant, were engaged in wettlns the leaves
Of fermentation, which gees on for eighteen
! months. Close by, under = shed in
! an open yard. is the. powerful Steam
engine, Of Hnglish make, which gives
| rotary power to all the machines on the
! premises A large Fart Of this rnschiue work is
devoted to the making OF snuff, and this was
aho1n in Ill the various sakse OF its fabrication
Here, find, it is composed Of various tobacces,
such - Yirginian. hungarian, and French, to-
gether with all coatraband' tobaceo-some Of it
very suspicious-iookiug seun-sened by the Gus
touo-HouBe oficas- This mixture ia proportions
a.aIy divided, and makes total Of 100 parts The
snuttmakets nre, I was informed the least
healthy Of al tho persons employed in the es:ao-
ant hn afad+ hut RI. fu
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gesture nl1betray the nao of GENIUS. He fsnot
iike ANIME uf he great criminal advocates Of the
time. repulsiyely cold aud hears1ess. He does not
mako 3 mock Of death and jest Of shame: there
ia M rncleaanase sbout his apa .Some of bis
sayings 's are brilliant yet fraught with tears.
one dr. - ,ons nss ph,,o,opnss
thsqa Rsno,dEl Vii be- peopIe wno viii Kilt" lis tender
meas aud exuuisitn pity xhan defending yonrs
rir acnused Of lnfanticile, and the grandeur OF
fhs xualed,ctjon which he heaped upon her de-
tears BE smote The public conscience md did
a ereat GOOD. There Is nothing theatrical in the
msnner in which be weeps over the criminals
there il something tsr.ibte in tho way in which
he dofenda 4. murderer, grimfy nsing his talents
sonati,nes working N e1citable jury into auch
, 1875-06-20
THE NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY


rha n-on,trant ,,o.;,;,n .u,n.. t.a .,.....;--
,.'.:1'-..s r1 ~ ro'.1oA ~Io5 .uo eau.@1ion
D. iose41o@ona VI tne Hea1 "aaca sae Nortn"ess
e1n University haa assumed, standing second
OF Michigan. renders the Commencement exer
cises NJ thu ;pst;t1t;on NJ pa,eval ;,,tayeat
| ~ ~ o'
tnese were ialt1Y inaugufatea fs1oaS even
ing by the snnual anniversary exercises
| OF the Preparatory School. which tool
n,ace NJ thu First Metboa;,t cb1,cb
n. p-.,x-uta-r c,hoa, -. h1as ntt.-s-s
- aso atss1"nt ..s 80 psoa @ e:sonaea ~
whom b.ga hssn nrenaras - o snd .z;l an,a n 4 q,
i1n;vars;tv ,art t!1i ~ ths.a ~
a;se ~ neAs aa ~ .neas. tnent1 nsT sgun
80 r,oe1 naa hna ao1 .sa1 y. ~, M
s1s,arn ~ J;en;o1;na L.s haa,, sa1ars,ir 49,.
"Iaa - - .La 4nao aas e nesn eoso
@''s"104 - ~" ,-o eAs srna.ora -. w. sso'
-. rx;a. ,;x. - s-.-s - ~Aas49s a..
~ ~ 80 ..ne,,st;e, 80 ~ ~ nen'
intnS - ~ +xsa n,, eo
p.sIea M !uJ Sao .nss yoa4o eootso ~
stuu3. tus 5o.o"tnS ~. .eaeu.0sssea ~ sle
class oensese1 ot,s.na' suafesees on tae Sud
sM !eGta n1oasu: nn F., 81 esonei, eSos.sslus r. l.
waes sae1S anatom d 3l'ue1G nsno H.
Wa.ann maheaa' % Gsaoseo s"snsk hss sana
,{vs Wa.son. Eyanaton "a ~ g.a3ssai Author
sMas"netou LYME: M'ss EnA f11nuie Esans s
Ign, A1nuspueses tsaao =. A9au1s az
NAN WauAeean, VnT :. f. Nsnona F9191s ". n.
49, rt9opo.1 t ~. Soo':1s' VI IHoo. m.es
.1Ta i,nsnsaa WSasn rogrot;n a9ro, ~.
x,o,t e-;tte. es"s. 5.;.re~ea t.,raath|n ;e
wen M1lteen, we're oeayetea smootn.5 4n ana IN
Eoou 5000 1aese, an1 x;sh ~ ~ >19s XI;saa 1
ers nrtona snd Rrsdey and MesSra SsT Tay1ar 11
Domorest, Rnappen, and Thornton
{,x ~. min. - 7an a1no oHAa10ss nattntad h~w.
1Us n ~ P'4o eus' tlosslassu W u. =. u.
ra ~, "o;n n5 ~, ~ .ue
t,cad uanrs ~ is,gth ~ tnorrows Ta1pnnv 20 W.
, 1875-06-20

4 foarfnl suicide occurred in Paris the other
day. Gerard Authoine called hia little boy, aged
&, to him, and said: Little one, you have
often wished to play With this pistol showing
the child an old pistol "0h, yes, papa" !" We'll,
we will play with it now" and. loading the
weapon, the father handed 1t to the boy, "Now.
look" he said, " will get down On my knses
before you and you will point at me right be-
tween the eyer, and pull the trigger: you'll eee
how funny it ia !! +" and be knelt down. "Aim
we'll. in the head, between the eyes," he said
again ''but first embrace me-" The poor
child embraced his father, then pointed tbs pis-
tol as told. and fired. Gerard fell back dead
and The boy, seeing the terrible result, ran out
Of the room sobbing,
, 1875-06-20
FOOD For LEAN WOMEN.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.

MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
As tho young lady remarked about the infant,
''How sweet; but how bald for ono 80 young /"
Texas woman never stands up long In .
crowded railroad car. She says ''gtt," to soma
man, and he gits, or finds ingers in Ills hair.
4 woman marries the first time Tor love, the
second time for q home and she ia in favor OF
the third term If the man is eligible financially.
Mile Plaster, young French actress, is COM
ing oYer next season. We presume all the
young fellows will be inclined to court Plaster.
"WhAt shame that should be starving i"
exclaimed a poor cotset-maker out Of work
II that have stayed the stomachs Of hundreds. )"
They 1net-that il, ahe went to the store,
And made him tRrn his department Ger,
Till he yanlebed behind his goods, and then
She Jleasantly said she would call again.
Newark girl hastsned the departure OF
lingering gentlsman-cailef the other evening by
remarking as sho looked ont OF the window: "I
think We shall h8ve beautiful SUNRISE"
.No," said Mra. Podgers, very positively, "if
I go into the country Mr. Podgers goes with me.
h aoklyn amt no safe place to1eava man alone
H."
"H you want fun remarked old snnilax, lean
ing over the gate and working the gravel with
his bare toes, yon onghter see my wife dig
taters when ahe's tearin' mad"
Here IL An extract from letter written to her
lover by Montgomery (Ala~) girl i: i" Fo: your
sake. darling, have quit using ohewinS-Rnm
would you have quit gum for me I would not
have quit gum for any other person in the whole
world I"
Upon the death Of her husband the lady mar
ried his brother, and. when = friend saw tbs por-
trait OF the first husband in the house, he said
a Is this member Of your family 2" ut is my
poor brother-1u-iaw." che said
"Jennie June" who has been doing Boston,
finds that the - average Boston woman +" is rath-
ct slender and neutral tinted, wears gray or
brown polona:se, carries q satehei aud an UNI
brells, and does NOS i've IN Boston. but in the
auburbs-"
A gentleman in addressing Lady <, who has
inst remarked in Paris Tor the third time. slid
"fou do not come TO London
any longer:" 4'oh yes she Replied in the
most natural manner, II always pass NY wid-
oHhoods there"
This is the vay the young man OF Faz1ninston
coma buck On the young iadies who resolved not
to countenance the use Of tobacco By associating
Nth thoae addicted to the h4bit: Resolyed, thai
, 1875-06-20
HtsTRtQN,c jFAlr,,ts,fs


donsiping about the stage in Paris, CORE
spondent tells cu1ions story respecting . new
play entitled "La Grand Maman," which has
just been brought out tnare. The play WAS &c
cepted by the manager Of the Comeaie Fracalse
two yeAts ago. Meanwhile the author managed
to embroa himself in quarrel with Mue.
crotzette, tbs an-powerful sovereign Of La
Comedie. She desired that he shosld rewrite
hls piece 80 IS to it the principal par; tor her
peculiar talents This II. Cadol refused to do,
and behold the RESULT The piece was not pro-
duced either last autumn OF last winter as Was
promised. but has been postponed till now, Hhen
the peasure-seehers are to be found at the Con-
cert Musa1d or the cafe, chantats.. It is coz
sidered great pity that tbs charms Of that
should be suffered 10 sway 50 decidedly the
destiniea OF dramas snd performers in the
leading theatre not only Of Paris bnt ths Horld.
, 1875-06-20
THE CREATION or WOMAN.

Ta{H7ud SandhsdT7Ns,
Prince once said to Rabbi Gamaliel: ~Your
| God is thief; he surprised Adam in his sleep,
aud stole rib from him."
The Rabbits daughter overheard this speech,
/ aud whispered word or two in her fathers ear,
asking permission to answer this singular
opinion herself. He gave his consent.
Tue girl stepped forward, and feigning tarro1
and dismay, threw her arms a1ofs iu supp1ica-
ton, and cried out, "My hege, my hege, Justice
--revenge!"
What has happened ?" aaked the Prince.
IA 1obber. has crept secretly 1nto our bouse,
carried away 3 silver goblet. and left soiden
one in its stead" ;"
What an upright thief IT, exclaimed the
Prince. "WouId that such robberies we're Of
mora frequent occurrence!"
Behold, then, sire, the kind OF q thief thAt
the Creator WAe; he stole rib from Adam, and
gave him a beautiful wife 1nsteao-"
-. Well said |" ayowed the Prince.
FOOD FOR LEAN WOMEN.
II any one wishes to grow heshy, = pint Of
milk taken before retiring at night will cover the
scrawniest bones. Although nowadays we see 4
great many feshy females, yet there are many
lean and lank ones who sigh for tho fashionable
measure Of plumpness, and who would be vastly
improved in health and appearance could their
figure be rounded with good solid flesh. Moth
ing is more coveted by thin women than full
figure, and nothing else will 80 rouse the ire and
provoke the scandal OF one Of tbe "cIpper-
builds as the consciousness Of plu1npness in =
rival. In cases Of fever and summer-conp1aint
milk is now given with excellent results. The
idea that milk is fevs1ish has exploded and it ia
noH the physicians great reliance in bringing
through typhoid patients, or those in too low 3
state to be nourlshed BY solid food. 1t is great
mistake to scrimp the milk-pitcher.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06

cne-half feet of water in tie channel to c afro
ard big river below TIA. point.
The Merchants Southern Packet Company
have the Belle of Shreveport leaving their
wharfboat Thursday at = II. for New Or
leans.
The John Kyle leaves Cairo Wednesday
morning for New Orleans She has already
scored good trip.
The Carroll line seeds Gown the Scudder
ea-iy this morning, aud viii then receive for
the Alton, which boat leaves the Carroll
whartboat Thursday evening for Memphis,
Nicksbarg, and New Or,eaE s.
Ike Memphis Packet Company sent down
the st. Joseph at noon today and the ". j.
LeNa for Vicksburg at 5 Z. II. to-day.
The Belle Of Shreveport arrived yesterday
morning, and is lying at the wharfboat below
the bridge.
The Mollie Moore departs to-day from the
kount1 line wharfboat
The frst mountain boat leaves this port on
the 2 tn ;nst.-.T. louis IS, s.Jlicuq, Wdrch ),
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STEAM BOATS.


NEW ORLEANS SHREVEPORT TEXAS ANY
PACIFIC FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
SENGER LINE
Composed Of frst-class Steamboats, in copnact,,,
with the tie Texas and Pacific Railway Company
r. - Leaving New Orleans and shrsve.
port as follows
WEDNESDAYS.
Belle Rowland. Can't. T. E. Jacobs
Z. Ii. Durfee, Capt. Jos. A. Aiken.
SATURDAYS.
Maria Louisa, Capt. H. J. Brinker.
Texas, Capt. C. w. Stinde.
=, Giving through bills lading to all points on til.
neAas ana Paclhc international and Great Northern
trans Continental and Texas Central Railroads
Also to Jefferson Texas
Particular attention paid to way business.
through Bills Lading signed only by
NJ. w. JOYCE
,., Agent Texas and Pacific Railway,
uoi om % Magazine corner Grayier
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STEAMBOATS,.
Louisville. Power, from Cincinnati
Col "A l. kouns kouns, from Jefferson
NatChez, Leathers from Wick sburg
Josephine, COzzins. from Bonnet Care
Seminole, Mitchell from Brownsville
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schooner Leonora Wackayb ane days from Gal
weston. to master
Schooner lta lame from Pasca .oula
Schooner ElS ira, from Biloxi
Schooner Puzzle, from Pearl river
Schooner Alice. from Tangl ahoa
Schooner Geo Colmar from Wolf river
Schooner Ann McGuinn. from Tchcfuncta river
Schooner Gipsey, from Pearl i1ver
Schooner niop. from Pearl river
Schooner Josephine. from Biloxi
Schooner Elk. from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Rosavi.ler fl ON TcLetuncta river
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN
Schooner Wren from Bayou Lacompe
Schooner New from BonfOuca
Schooner Albert N. from Biloxi
Schooner Odessa, from Trhetuncta river
Schooner Susanna, from Tcheiuncta river
Schooner Lille Dunn. from Blind nver
Schooner Laura l.. from Tcheiuncta river
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LIVERPOOL-Per ship Armstrong-2604 bales of
cotton 30 sacks oilcake 240O pcs slaves
REV AL-Per ship Royal Charter-i300 bales cot
ton
BARCELONA-Per brig MAJ ia Isabel-lCO bales
cotton l5,0G0 pes slaves
RTATAN-Per schooner Peter MITCHELL Dbl of
sugar I pkgs mfse 5000 shingles
BARCELON A-Per bark Pedro Plandolit--2920
bales cotton
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MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD
LEAVE NEW ORLEANS, FOOT OF CANAL
STREET,
Daily, at 4:1j p. NJ.
Pullman Palace Sleeping and Drawing Room
Cars leave Mobile every day and run through to
st. Louis without change, via Mobile and Ohio
and st. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroads,
reaching St. Louis one hour in advance of ali
other routes.
Close connection is also made with Louisville
line at Humboldt for Louisville, Cincinnati and al
Eastern cities. For through tickets and sleeping
car berths inquire at the new Ticket and Passen.
ger Office, Mobile and Ohio Railroad, SO Camr
street, New Orleans.
500 tt VIM. BE DELL, Agent.
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RTATAN-Per schooner Constance-600 plantains
100 lunches bananas 5000 cocoanuts to Morgan
APALACHlCOLA-Per soop Bonta-2 bales cot.
ton to Post & Hobby do Ii Pohman--TOtal 3
bales cotton
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Cleared Yesterday.
Brits!, ship Armstrong Bryan for Liverpool
j a Bryson &co
British ship Royal Charter Robbins. for Reveal
Hall & Vaughan
Spanish bark Pedro Plandolit Pons for Barcelona
Charles 4 Gilbert Green a co
Spanish brig Maria Isabel, Marcsca for Barcelona
Aven,iano Bros
British schooner Peter Mitchell, Benson. for Ruatan
S OteIi
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REMOVALS.

d EMOVAL M MALONE, GUN and LOCK
~ Smith, has removed from 6s Canal street to %
Natchez street near Magazine with RObt Chapsky' s
N o. Stencil Works where he is prepared to attend
to all work in his line, Iron Safes Store and Vault
Locks. Night Latches, Duplicate Keys fitted. Also
Blacksmthing, Iron Railing and general Housesmth
Verandahs Iron Fences, Office and Tomb Ratings
Door and Window Gratings made with dispatch. 4.
work attended to personally F14lr
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Bel0w-Ccmiua Up.
Exports.


Norwegian bark Niobe, Osen, II days from Mar
Unique. in ballast, to master
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The river Office CT the BULLETIN has been
removed from Kours's Building, Canal street
ferry landing to No. 4 Delta street, over E.
Conery Sons, nLee the undersigned can
be found daily from A. NJ. to p. M.
NJ IL. Duncan, Jr., will, from and af5er
this date, represen. Us on the landing wheE
we are not there in person. Any other party
claiming to represent rs will be an mposteg,
as we have no other assistant
GEO. j. DUNCAN,
River Report ter N. O. Bulletin.
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RAILROADS.

La = .5 ~.
YTN1CkET OFF CE under the st. Charles Hotel
i Conner 1T. Charles and Common Streets,
formerly occupied drug stOre) sells tickets to
all points. Sleeping car beiths secured.
j. G. ANDREWS
F2t I'm Ticket AgeLt.
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Arrived.

German steamship Frankfurt, Won Bnow from Bre-
Feb 9th, via HavIc Nth, and Havana to
L Stockmeyer &co-4th dist 43
Spanish bark Olympia, Lorenzo 60 days from Blenos
Ayrcs, to master-POint
sloop Bonita. --, from Apalachicola, to master
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MARINE NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. I
Saturday Morning, March !
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THE RIVER.

OFFlOE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Saurda- Morning, March 6, 1876.
Daily Report aGf.she Stage of Water. <siti
Changes i'm .Fe Twenty-Four Hours E&d-
ing z r. ri. March ), 1878.
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Below high SsteE ark of ls74
NELSON COiOM, Sergt. Sig. Serv. T. :. <
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ELL RATES IRON NEW ORLEANS 81 RAIL,
Corrected daily by N. M. Carter, contracting
Freight Agent M. and O. r. r.
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RED RIVER.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
Connecting with the Texas and r. r. r.
Leaves on SATURDAY, March 6. at ) p NJ.
~ ~ For Jefferson, Shreveport and nil
Leall4&.t1f landings on Red Rver-The magnificent
Chas W. Stinde master, Ed, Groves c,,,,
VIII leave positively as above; For freight or pas
sage Apply on poard, OF TO NJ. w. JOYCE
mll3 - Magaz ne cor Gravier st.
REGULAR MINDEN PACKET
Leaves on SATURDAY, March at 5 PM
% For NIinden, Port Bolivar, and
all landings on Lake Bistenean and Red
- River intermediate-The AL packet
Rapides,
Nat Puckette, MASTER Ferd v Cellos, clerk
leaves as above. The Rapides will take freight
lof all way and plantation landings Red River
up to Lossy Bayou. For freight passage apply on
board or to
LORD & McpEAKE, 46 Camp street.
F2S BRlTTON q EPPLER LOG Common street
during the repairs to steamer re- Bart Bart
Able, the steamers
Texas. Capt Stinde
Leaving SATURDAY, March C.
Maria Louise. Capt. Brnkcr
Leaving SATURDAY, Mar h H.
VIII attend t" all business of steamer Bart Able.
cleIk Oh inc n Ole Will be on each boat.
M. W. JOYCE, Agent,
mlf 10 - Magazine street.
PEOPLES NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND
ECORE PACKET COMPANY
Leaves TUESDAY, March !, at p NJ.
~ For COu~hatta, Brownsville
HkSs1ssks Campte Grand Ecore Montgomery,
Mouth Cane River, Cote Alexaptris
= ornan's Barbins and all way land gs on Red
Rlyer-The Al ard elegant as.enger steamer
Bradish Johnson,
John Heinz, master Ed Burke CLERK
VII leave positively as above The Brad sh johnson
was obtained by the above company expressly for the
trade and will run regularly throug holt the season
Fer freight or massage apply board or 10
LORD & McPEAKE, 46 Camp street
ja19 tt N o. DON0HuE.
WEEKLY REGULAR GRAND ECORE PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY, at r. NJ
~ For Brownsville, Grand Ecore,
S4slcsa.kaasa Montgomery Mouth Cane River Alex
= =. andlia, Barbins and all way landings on
Red Rver-Ihe Al and first class passenger packet
Seminole,
In place of Feta)
Jomn =. Mitchell master, Jas L. Robbins clerk |
Will leave positively above throughout the entire
season. For freight or passage apply board or to
LORD McpEAKE, Agents.
~ B-Makes su1e connection every trip at Brow MS |
'ille with steamer Ida Leon for Bayou Pierre
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sIGAMB BOATS.
SF. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, CAIRO AND MEMPHIS PACKET
I'm For ~. Louis, Cairo, Mcr,raas
Chicot City. Greenvlle vicasburs ~,
ELL way landings The steamer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-02

all eafpiugs aud profits Arlslug from
our lnrlndu0l and Joint lahu ,Nlltth,r
Ia u department Of literature, arL
mechanism agriculture on trade shat
he shared aud held equally % Ader
next DECLARING lhat love Is tho 0lly
binding law in Tie eongugal union I'D
seats, The contract proceeds, ",htud
lhlsunion he blessed by oilSpmng, we
jointly uud feyoally pledge uube,Nes,
our asslguors md ndmiulsirutors 10
foster and sHpport them during the ne.
pendent years Of youth, supplying
thelrphyslcal wanls nuu Fearing lhom
In the prlnciplesol virtue aud knowl-
edge, " the best Of opr ability and
Judgment This remarkable docu
ment concludes with the declaration
that the signers "repudiate the laws
and customs which men assume to
make, and u control OF mn affection he
tween the sexes, which We believe n,
and OF divine right ought To be-, free
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
F16. NEW YORK. 1915.

Eighteen hundred and seyenty-siX is the
Centennial year. Ii Is also the year in which
an Opposition House OF Representatives, the
first since The war, viii be N pow erat WASH
ingtOu; and the year OF the twenty-i bird
election OF u President Of the United States.
All of these events are surc TO be OF great in-
terest ana importance, especially the two
latter; md all of them ana everything cons
nected with them Will be fully and freshly
reported and OK pounded In THRSUN. n
The opposition House of Representatives,
taking up the line of inquiry opened years
ago by lie sum VIII sternly and dilfgently
Investigate the corruptiohs and mlsderdS OF
Grants administration; and Will, II is TO be
hoped lay the foundation for new aud bet
ter period in our national history. o. al
this THE sun VIII contain complete ana ao-
Gurate accounts, furnishing itg readers with
early and trustworthy inforl aiion upon
these absorbing topics. %
The jwenty third Presidential election,
with the preparations forit, viii be memO-
rable MS deciding upon Grants aspirations
for a third term OF power and plundsE and
still more as ,declding who shall De thdean-
dldate ofthe party of Reform, and rs elect
ing that cand3dhte. Concerning d these
subjects, thoie wboread THE Sun will navh
the cnnstant Means oi bein g.thopoughly well
ipfOnmed.
ne WEEKLY SUE, which has attained q
circulation vi over diguty thousand copies,
already has Is readers IN every state ana
Territory, andawe trust that the yedr 1875 will
to be a thorough newspaper. All the gonert
al iiews ofthpdNy VIII be found N It, con-
deused whom unlmportant, at full length
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