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FOR sALE--RHAL ESTATE.

TNOR SALE - FARM = Good farm of 91X
r acrce, situated Y miles from the railroad,
In Cler.nont County; 40 acres in corn, 3 acres
pasture aud small crop. Farm I'm good order
Will soil farm and crop together VERY EASY
terms A good chance for any one desiring it
to get q gool homo Address h. B. s.. Star
onice, 23J Walnut street, Cincinnati, ..
jy25d&jyS7W-u
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The tenth annual meeting of the Army
Of the Tennessee will be held in Wash,
iugton on the 18Th I'D 19sh Of 0ctohSS 4
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for Philad elphia to-day, all in good, con-
dition and excellent spirits. They bring
with them four cedar shells.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Wheelinr.

TUESDAY, 29th, at 5 P. ID. POSITIVELY,
Nz= h HUDSON, W. NJ. List, Master. APP
lfAaflSEsgs.SS5 ply on boarl or to Matt. Mcclure,
HasszTaf1siasaJ. Z. Dor4nan & Co., Agents.
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For POmerOy,

THIS DAY, 2sth, at p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
r. b, OHIO No. 4, Pres. Lodwick, Master.
LtfssssgTsSSa Freight received at ali hours on
HH'haaa'hdaEA W harf- boat, foot Of Broadway. W.
H0nsbell, Superintendent.
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For Huntington.
For ChilO.
DAILY, at 4 7. NJ,
For CarrOlltOn.
For CarrOlItOn.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P. NJ,
N= n LOUIS A. sHERLEY, Samuel Hill
j@AssSsssSt9sN dreth, Master Apply on board, or
afssGasHassas to O. W. GoTInge, Agent, 20 Vine
street
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, 2Svh, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
the U. S. Mail Steamer,
~ h UNITED STATES, Charles David,
l6sssa Master. Freight received at all
aa&zidsaz'aizA hours on Wharf boat, foot OF Vine
street. II. NJ. Wade, Superintendent.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-HOUSE-A nice brick house
It Of rooms. on Wade street; rent '2j per
month. Key at 302 Baymiller street. "a At
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NM "TANTED-SHOES-L side lace kid
w or pebble goat shoes, II rs 3 pair; kid,
buttoD, ~, warranted custom made; cheapest
place in the city 70 bay good work. f, y. BO-
GENSCHUIZ's, 243 central avenue, corner
George. au2!-5t
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For New Orleans.

WEDNESDAY, 8Oth, at 5 p. NJ, POSITIVELY
~ h ASHLAND. w. II. Kyle. Master.
lasts Sass1sT II Apply on board, or to Royse s. Mos
zsshsAhzss set, Agents.
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TOR RENT-STOEE-Ol drug store corner,
Il southwest corner Third and Elm. J.. AN
DERSON, JR., No. l5S Il. Third street. "a 3t
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TNOR RENT - HOUSE - Four rooms and
T. kitchen, No. 46 Lodge street, near Sixth,
in nice order. Apply al 59 W. SIKH street,
Room No. 5. 24-3t
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For Memphis,

WEDNESDAY, Goth, at PM. POSITIVELY,
IT, h CONS. MILLAR, Sterling McIn-
AsA%$$E tyre, Master. Apply on board, or
aAaEaaAaih1A to Royse Il Mosset, Agents on New
Orleans Wharfboat.
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Bnttle of Long Island.

Yesterday was the one hundredth an
niyersaryof the Battle of Long Island.
There was no public observance of the
event, though many of the clergymen in
Brooklyn and vicinity made it the theme
Of their Discourse.
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NOTICE.
WANTED SITUATIONS.

ATION-To work on
w small farm. Address MICH'L DOOLEY,
u Hunt street. auA-3t+
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WANTED p-.-M1scH11ANEous.

M ANTED ALL TO KNOW-That j. N.
w DORIAN is selling side lace pebble goat
and kid shoes cheaper than any house i'll the
city, and mems bOnts tor ~ pair at NO. 591
Central avenue and No. i East Fifth street.
au2S-l2C
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-03-17
Al Aboard Fer Shreveport
And All Wsy.iandinas

WIN mako regular trips to and from. the
" Bridge. near Bellevue. r. Shreveport,
warehouse IN Shreveport 70 ship to New Or
leans Tor 4t.50 per bale Groceries brought
heck for Is cents per hundred pFOunds; corn
Ct 10 cents per bushel; dry 9os,ds or light
freight charged per measure cents for Ave
feet space. Goods will be we'll cared for and
delivered in saline order a. received Now is
Make it . success!
Pere0ns at or near Fillmore can have all
their business, in shipplng either way, attend
ed to ut Onlcy 4 Turner's Mil, or Landing ct
Dnlder's Blnf, twice 4 week
Come out and help put down high prices for
freight. &c. Hope to receive patronage
from the public j. w. 0NLEY.
X. J. b. LOwRr, Agent Ct Bellevue.
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Stray Sale.

Es9.s ed before the undersigned BY JET
II Moore. ON the 18th day Of Deoemher.
lN5. and will be sold to the highest bidder,
for easA, ct Bellevue. Louisiana, ON Monday,
the 90th day Of March. 1876, Black Horse.
withont marks OF brands, having sore back.
Appraised ct ~.
The owner y requested to come forward,
prove property. pay charges, &c.
HENRY STONE, Stray Master.
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Look to Your interest.

II w. BRASHER. of this place, having
LIZ made permanent srrangenents with
the Land OG1cos - Natchitoches and New Or
leans, La, 10 now prepared 70 mako Hemo-
stead entries for persons desiring them. much
cheaper thaa by going 70 tho Land Of8ce, and
viii guarantee satisfaction. decision
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Professional Cards.

Professional Cards.
DR.. ". u. NsCasese,
T1rastiei8g Physician. Bellevue. Bo..lsr pr
! ish, L.. vl3n1l
pr. ~. y. sIEoblev,
prasticing Physician, Bellsvue, Bossisr pr.
= ish, La vl4.nA
pr. W y. R0tr1.
T9racsieiss Physician, Rocky Mount, Bos.ser
y. a. SbsJ1er,
| ''Gqrnsy It Law, Bellevue, Bo'.iar p.s.sh,
y II. KeNses.,
A ttGrney and Counselor It Law, Bellevue.
y a. ": LosCsy,
A tterney as Law, Bellevue, Bossier parish.
a Ia. whale
WIN. II. SeNy,
A ttorney 1t Law. Shrsveport, La. VIM
"A practice regulssly In al the Courts Of
Caddo. Bossier and adjoining parishes.
l. =. MUTT. 4. H.LEoHARp.
| Vsstt = Leonard,
A ttorneys ct Law, Texas Street, Shreve-
a port, Il. WI practice In the Courtsof
Caddo, Booster, Claiborne and Bionville.
". q. slZc DoN0l1,
A ttorney q Law. Believes, Il. WIN prac.
In tice In the Courts Of Bossier and Webster
parishes Prompt attention gfvOn q IN bNd
ness entrusted 70 his cnro. vil-nN
| New Orleans Cards.
CIV. sEHrELL ". ssnrEal-
i q. w. SENTELL = Co..
C0TT0N FACTORS
And Commission karchauts,
No. ls5 Gravier Street, New Orleans, La.
/ ~ vl4n26
JOHN cHAFFE. WIN. II. cHAFrR.
cHRIsrOPHER cHAFTE, -.
JOHN CMAFFE e SONS.
Cotton Factors and
General Commission Merchants,
1 No 52 Union Street, New Orleans, La.
1 IN vl4nl5
cHAa cHATTs, HI. HAnI1rox,
New Orleans. New Orleans.
JOHN rowEtL, Grenada, Miss.
CHAFFE, HAlaiL tom Z POWELL,
COTTON FACTORS
Commission Merchants,
ISo Gravier Street,
nssly NEW ORLEANS
i WALL PAPER AND PAINTS.
I'M. a. wheelahan.
i 1-p.r..r ..d Dealer i.
Paints,
Oils,
/ Glass,
j Varnish,
Brushes,
/ ARTISTS MATERIALS,
Wall Paper and Window Shades
Of ~ Bsss Desasas a.d rassr.s,
No. 10 Common st.,
NEW oRLEAMs.
j A LS0, supply o. RlADY 4rxsD PAmr.
~ u various collars, II PACKAGE of %
EalIon cans, ready for use for insideOr outside
painting
Has ~ hand and Il constantly receivinx /
freah supply Of the above Goods, which will
b sold S tho lowest market rates.
II ~ Ccnntry orders solicited and promptly
1 Shreveport Cards.
VIM. ENDERS,
FurnlturS DoaIor,
II Ne. Is Texas 1srsst, 9hrsysp1rs, Ia,
,IHas The largest md hest stock u Honsshold
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1,HurAs REE.-Unexpected good
luck has placed as in possession Of :
fsir stock Of chufhs, and owing 70 the
fact that everybody wants to set seed
Of tAem, which Il not to be had, We
have concluded to scatter out our EN-
tire stock free to new patrons Of the
..Journal Of Progress. So please take
notice !: we have not . single chufA fnr
ale. but will mail small package free
ofall expense to any person requesting
- 10 do % and sending " 90 centsas =
years. subscription to the journal Of
Progress. Address, y. P. STEELE, Mo-
bile, Al.
An ELEGANT SToCK.-The estab-
llshment Of Messrs. Raphael Kahn 4
Co., shreveport, IL now one Of the most
attractive places In that city to the la
dies. Their stock Of staple and kncy4
dry goods Is superb ard = the admira-
tion q their visitors, ~, are their low
prices. Their stock Of clothing and
shoes Il complete, and their line Of car
pet goods Is unrivalled.
REMovAL.-Mr. John Caldwell
+ - q
, 1876-03-27

chemical Frtpst4e!oht With xhseh ha via armed:
Confeder.tn 0,vesnment WA orn2, am sntt 70 ths
faturs Of bis ehstntcsl compound to nrs shs tosn.
Bennett, however, oscapo! to Halifax wl:b bis
chemicals, and mel bihd7 htth shsfa Ms. =.
q CI,y adds that hs cal, accomplish no MORO IN
Canada, sui viii laavc Tor tue confsdo:aes, via
1Iaiifat, Nov. 20, 1861. Nearly fout mo1tht a.
ter the failure OF tho chemicals to bura ~. A.
hans w.. Mr. President DaFla tn1oEssd Old
hatn'a lcttns on NlcCui1ougn's now caFnhaHtiolo:
"I.tasa what plan ho has for oyotconisng tha
llt,,ity heretofore etper'enced."
"ln Dccsu,bor, 1863 sha lto7.. stnsrt R'ltn-
mn;ter sa ~ s5oT n1 Is1
yellow foyer tlend. Dr.. Blackburn. believed to bo
ALSO Of kentucky. TO a man who would work his
puEoae. Godfrey ]. Hyhtn', a poo! EnHl!sh me
tnony il 10 be found on page 81 Of len l,rsmhns
oHiclal reEoEs nj tho consb'ra:Y trial. 1io pro-
cnolcd by previous aFf an7 etnent from Toronto 70
Ha.tfn1 so,ns t,me in Juns, lJo4. to meet Biacx.
1nIo who d!d tsot e. come in from tho nofn'uias
= gont to flallfsf," !" testified Hyam,. ITO .
gentleman by Tia name Of Alosandsr u. ~ lth.
it,, aud remained under hia ca,s tIntl DR.. lila ck-
buru arrived In tho nseamet A'pha.'
corded, tho ehme Aietan,iet II. Ksith, Jf, Al.ah
"sandy" Keith. allaa Ihotnassen or Thomas,
| blew up Tic Drtmsn steamship "isha horoloRle-
sook f!s identity hns s neep ssan eope'sy t
publican, Southern panor. aud by Tue Halifax
psfats ~ we'll.
Uc rccplted tho mAn who wAs to Introduce The
yellos fsver into the Union BY app'!nsment.
i.tAckburn having written from The Dermudas to
Stuart lsob!nsou 1t Toronto 10 ecnd this po?r
wretch hil tho way from Toronto to Halifax prob
abif 10 ~ 10 loao bis identity. II. Was without
n1prev. and Itobinsoo told him where to borrow
It at Toropso 10 pay his faro to Montreal. Al
Montreal bo got bis faro 10 Iiallta1 from ono
Slaughter. The. kept him mclcly In tnbsistenee
md travelling expenses, 60 ~ to propel hum on
ntseturutngly to tho cfl1,e Tot ahich hc had
| bneh eelpctsi hE1 months befota By isoblnaou,
WHO know his Necessities A. Halifax lie stoPPoa
with Keith, now known over tho world aa Them
| nercn, aud III whose nauo tho American chat
actor has beei1 aesalled by tnankin1, whoroaa he
vas Bcotch Nora Bootian. 1Issma STAYED With
| Keith two or thrco weeks, until blackburn ar
rived With eight trunks and q valiho OF clothing
Infected in Tie Bcrmudas by blackburn person.
h1Iy With yellow foyer, smallpox, and otheI
cohtngtouB dseAsos."
! tIt il wnl1 known that Wilkps Booth hssotistet
In Canada with tho gang Of nliGcreants to whom
| these hottorB ARC traced
, 1876-03-27
sisa Ia her f,AjestT at sny t!mb and +ote. on tha
lhadA Of ntAfY political kllnplH!on In .he land.

L. .. d FL efs eoss 'a soos 5 Il !H' H. sad ~ 'A'
TIE utttxa of TifK natLnr
e t}s negro Lsd been poI,'t., sa nsf"t'J 70 ~
ta6tase question would d.. 'tp:' :!x,, 'o%s r.
pss Essn e {. 'a 10 dsst a. dsy sse sa set s,ns
70 soe bot Hex III tho ohIpysnone OF the right II
fof do ol'ot rehson % hp!it tho h1iserAolo nons-
its lucutenty ssth ho osher motive .hhn 10 prep.
aEhle party power. Wnlls rpnien bad mt lilo
ballot. did t.s psoua to 400 that new s,onue4
Of anrpott Nero opentnE np to ilor. aho 70.
nsosrss sosuS - al ni tiat so. 1 could 4" nov .o
was all. wnh to hotd few rtss-olflces, nticrc y
wns 40 ectua, work Of ec!f.abneEatioh 70 attshd
them, % sl,o htd :'su, ,ssts aso n.'a sn,tsa ,rf p
shtd "yeeh 10. everything oxcent suGthEo
rcnArklug that thott wero too ntany Vnters q.
ready. aud what tho nattot raneou w4s w IVY
good cooks. sho entirety nssocd w!th Oracle!
tllo co, 100 could bs taken from, ainpng THO mst.
{Laughtot.l Womth md nlso been further
fpcognzrd by tito politicians rveh In Chicago.
ly. tta appointment of ponson Agrrs: Ill, It1o
Vas o s iaes ssbat bs eeesses oi
party threatened to bring sboht haf removal, ,',s
aud altcats applications for the pusltlon wtfn
being urged In tho intotost Of ecoro or more
e men Aptlau9s Jn va n H. "foE, hat an ~
wotnAn's fnut1H Beside this aho lIsa fothd that
man warn tpnlt,cttnk tor uther occupations khan
tho holding of otilce. shd 1hc i'ssanood the ia:s
f.Etb,so t,t,tsenAkEns AND sitttisrns
In khe world wttu mon, and nvnn that hho hat
found q Chlhama,i In tictoria's land, WIN VA.
Gaming m honest living IS a chambo1tuaiu
l'fGi fGGo lecturer c1oscd e1oquontly In ter.crins
Nj nrtnt,1hd
, 1876-03-27

OF all things tn the worl,i III which TO tn&ko a
corner, to exuito speculation. TO 10 putfed by
list. hut tlat uholo nation should grow mad
over bulbs, l1,at tle Industry Of q people should
bo turnod asi.ie from tho plrsu!s of agriculture
to that OF l;orslcultnre. and tlat tho mania
saona 'p3tsd psd,fo tq H. Ssma.o passhmsn
iuctadtblo. Yet In tim beginning Of the ssvsn-
teanth century tho doslte for tulips had 40
sprend oyot Europe That no wealthy man ron.
sldegod his gasden perfect without his rhro
collection OF tnlips. From the ntistootacy the
rage spread to the m!ddla aud the agricultural
ciausos, aud merchants and shop-k Keepers began
to rto With Zach otler Ia tho rarity OF their How
ers aud iu tho prices paid fur than,. a trader at
Naarlem uhs actually known 10 pa. half Ills for
tuuo Tor Bineln root. not from any expectation
Of rtoht In l.a propagation, bit tu locp 1t In hB
conservatory tor tic admiration ot lis aoqualut-
hEces.
Augsburg. tu uc1many, iu 1859. and wss import
oil from ConelautinoEle. whefo 1t had long boen
u fayorito. Ten or eleseh years afsot this r!aut
was u great denaul tn Holland and oerMxny.
Wealthy burBhBrs of Amsterdam sent direct TO
Cupstantlnope for their prectouB bNlus, AMI
paid cxtravagant prices for them. The first
roots planted iu Englsnd wore brought f.on.
VIenna In The year 10UU, aud wero considered .
rarity Tot ,htts yests tu!!ns n continued
tilefe must hayu boen come virtue in this flower
that malo 1t Bo valuable in thu eycs OF no
prutsul q people All ths Dutch, Yet 1t has
ho!.Asr the beauty nor lhe perfume ol tha violet
nor tho fragrance Of tho rose. 1t hardly pus-
eesses tho beauty Of The humble swect,pea, Its
only Recommendation ID tts a.istucsAtic state.
l!uess. aud this should hardig hare commented
1t to tho only democratic Iepubho OH tho globe.
1]ut u IL by no lnea,lb The inst t,Me that isnr
has thrned ugliuess intu beAuty snd rarity into
wealth..
Iii 1854 thn rags for tulips among iha Dutch
wts 90 great stat the Ordinary inauss{y Of the
tpfpoa 70 tho production, Of tulips. A tho mania
Increased psices incfeassd with It, until in l0J5
, 1876-03-27

De!FoiI Frs ITt.8. =.
bone years ago certain Detroiter settled q
debt bY giving his no.o Of hand. The holde.
tried for two yeass 10 collect It, and tlen filed 1t
away. Tic other day he hAd An opportunity to
work It OF on an tlnocant psrsy, and shortly
after so doing he encountered the maker Of tbs
noto aud sa,d
.'Now you'll havs 10 coma 10 timo! Ire sold
thnt note VI vours |"
"rou don't say Boi"
ayes. i have: got IL OF on man for e."
"Hee hele, Tom,' said the debtor IL : ploAd-
Ing voice, III you got 81 for that $40 uots
against nc. and YOU won't give mo At least Sa;
III nevcr do another favor for you In my Itgel
, 1876-03-27

THE DIVINE Li0HT.
III.
"ny thine own right, my son. tASs up ths crown,
And wsAr II by lhs solo authority ui God !"
Bpaks harlsma9ne great KluGl wlosa orderly
hosta had ttod,
Led BY hla fatal viii, from Gallc town 70 town.
To l!ft ~hst fnany ahltchtcs had stricken prone.
iIc VIM Hing upon whose tofthesd broAd
The crown nat not awry. en- HOW ~ nuat up
plaud
His sclf-carned rteht 10 lay this m.1iu down
For tbs protxatlng saea 10 dlSproyo bsst The J
may.
Sine he, sotne wraker Eing1, believing IN Lila words,
Have claimed more Kngphir than their rttueA thrne1,
And htruck Ut soIne sAt right, wlo$a strength 10.
turned
Their broken hosts With foilcd and blunted s.orIl
'Twts such Light spilled toA IN boston UaJ
CHICAGO. i. II. G.
, 1876-03-27

hi
Eaucnttonn! Con.roseEst 's ., 1"- ,s."
sicd Ous ltnulT-aael1RiosAs n"o &oF@
Sotttii Atcinss
SDtclal Curft&poHde'ses Or tbs Chscn7o 177oNn&
AunonA, ILL.,, March 25.-The inauguration Of
onr pow Moror. Thomas i. Hill, and tha how
p...s - ard.v,,o, ,r,a aottafacsnrf1v ecco,n,
ltoAta % ,,1.. A,ue.Ae'' "aa .r". ,I!,t ~ -.
plsahed aaet Alohaa5 e7en'nR. na5ol LIN, ~ US
inaugural addreep, suggested nurnbeF OF public
improvements, particularly regarding tho dovol-
nn,,,cnt ~ narts md tho protection Of shelo
T., .ta xosl,n.n +,nrt,t, ~ I'm c1,v x,htc,
ttoes IN mo 1eslaeneo po1uoa u Inoe'.y' Y "n'so'
II carried into aneot' Will aoo muco 20 tho COM
fort Of cur clttzens and tho appearance of tho
CITY.
w7o, Arrorn uns mar. rt,ooe somro, Mr..
,.'.A. "Aon 49, '. w ...i., - ~, 49,.
carly, 'ss loanues' o"nou co8s"'n 'os y" 1&ofsn
broadway, Of but Little value execpt LOT boau-
This Int In ofro.nd to tho yi,nuo an
f,aa ~, n~ovs,nr tha s.in ~ .n1r,tno,,
,tSe s"s p'e'rs 1.,as. ~' a., ~ ~. .,T,' .ao T,.o
, 1876-03-27

merchants wcre Ano1n to hare hpens 80 900 b
i1o nutchts, of iuriY tulips. Al thls tina each
hpteios wa noli tv wc'8lit. 4 taIip nf IN, KIND
known M the Adnalts! L!oskn: I'D ".a%shlnl %
41o grains. would ri tot sl'sw; tue Admiral !.,
ebtJ1t ytoroy Of 10U sfa,ns woull btInR 2 .119.
stoss rrec,ons oi iii, Remhct Anensu., weei.:
i'm only ao3 gra,na Has thontht 10 hc clhan A.
eI.9D0. This lAtt .letlss wah mitch sought ttter,
Aud evct, Al thfnttot p1bht would tetAily ssll tot
a3jD. Whdn this Apectes whs first ksnsn III
INN thcte wnrn pnly two root, df Il In iioslAnd,
And tt6ac mt nf tld best. Uno toionRad 10
dos.ot III Amsterdam. and TIM o!hnr w.s ownsd
IN 1laArlotu. Bo antlohs waIa te purchasers for
th,s new variety that ons patson oilofel IL
ncrcs Of yaluble building land fnF The llharlem
tup. Th.t of Amsterdam WAS Aatd for sl.slf. n
new carriage. two gray hosEos. At,l sotnifctn
ntIlk Of lat,n4s. Al specimen OF tho yalto Ut
these bnlbs NO give Tho actual copy of ani OF
tata, Ut certain ArtsceA Rtsan III eschauH0 for
.th - nntsla kGnt nf Lin EitntnY fttn.ihhi
, 1876-03-27
..-.. sAMusEMENfs.
The COLISEUM.
Grand parlOr Entertainment
EVERY EVENING"

EVERY EVENING"
introducing NARR uu1nEa and CHARLES Ars.
TtS u Enl Man: b. h. HAWKtNB. II: Vi nc to. /;
Me.ar': HOWARD, NusiIBf, TEMPLE, IANfASh.
ME w1l1TISU, s1nscsI Sketch Artits; also. the te
sSmrl1,hed /. vatds ss;s1s io song. Danes M e,c.
Merry Arst3n.. and Tommy FiAh.
:, Eha,asm.us Observation-Disclosures and e.ffTn.
!ht CHEAT BANJO DUETT1aTs: Master EDDIE
sHi4hRE~ ts Infant Trhteze Performer, In hs fight
throush 'hs Ait: and Mis- Lou sASDfoisDt 6erto-
..A!to. EVERY AFTERNOON THIS WEEK, IN ettfs
MATINEE At 3:!0, for which the Management have
fntaSSsa I1o. II: sitrnoon Etsformansea oiyl Mc;
IRELAND. euns'tlnr ot tishty teaus, paintings of
th1 hne't aene. In the Emerald l,Ie IN eon Inttlon
WITH which *1!l hrtess Tho MORRIS COMEDY CON-
sEtTcnE! or LIFE ~ 1nELASD. Afro ehssgei
especially for thefo sattuess ths h+.ulfal and ac-
render some Of shs chutceAt gems n irish hailals
Admisa!on-Aftsrnooh, Il ctnta, eytulpp. rs rent,
, 1876-03-27
Centennial 60NHETS.

LIBERTY.
6reet Liberty. Conception Ut ihes entered that Pa
caniln eass
Wherein tho reso!uts coward, Eise pefnosthentt.
Forged fse ind wisdom mo speech, opFols tbs
hftn1fte1
OF MaredonlAn thilr, whsn hlR towering conquest
N&1e ....
Hnon4 III impending crest o'er apsthesIc Greece
Albeit no! 10 tbrlre, No FcsErn. hennel iu By
IeaiouL1eA
OF eIbostna Knet, a hop1 oe Offer gave
u! t"fri,o1y lof ths thrifty blessings g! thy brave
lfodsst.ned Emplrel bul lu spttaAlne aotitudes,
wLoae girth, ......
binding II! tones, iar1ed out tha ultmato t.a,
HnI Heaven reserved the scopa of tb!as emil lhsenns
~ stAE,
That, u pI.n.s. III in .sy,y pr-cint.. fas
Nernote hrnla lHh that, thought 1xiEt hough II be,
Must two thoua 4ha ycars 10 ftAch the taeth!
, 1876-03-27
Belgian atltrnuontnnlsna.

E6fTF9F1Fdkffcf 3'uE NdE1 Gd9{E
Tho Bishop Of Lego h1s published = Lent
pastoral, In which he anRthematses all thoso
who belong to Libnssl e1ectionecring clubs, and
orders tho faithful to censo all intercourse Will
them. The pastoral hlso sta:eB that tic Pope.
owing to LiB infa'l.bllity is iuconteetablv tho or
gan on earth Of the dlrtne thought. not ouly it,
matttrs OF faith, but iu all other mattera civil
and political, a. welt The bishops and The
cosHy, depositAries OF tho Divine Word. particle
patio in the Pspal infklhbility, nud tho faithful
who 10 uos Yield to them the most complete
obedience 10 al thlngs commit grave eiu, aud
cease 10 belong to the Catholic community.
, 1876-03-27
Congrevo and tho Duchuss OF mari.
hlr0IlEfas

In Quo Of his lctters to tho New York Tribune.
about Westminster Abbey. john Paul writca !:
The monument 10 tho " Most Valuable MenorV
Of William Conrreye, .'Bett mp tY 11eurieta.
Dutehess OF Marlborough. as mark how dearly
Ehe remembers tue happiness and Honour Sh q
enjoyed in tho Since.e Friendship Of 80 worthy
anu l1uneBt n1tu." CAUSED good deal Of talk
At one time. Sarah. mother Of Henrietta. I'M
compromising dowacor that ehe was, made ne
moss. poshaps /; honor she cau not Bly." There
IVES no mood Of perpetuatiug such scandal ii
stoue, and considering the notoriuusness Of tht
alliance the Inscription hsd moro appropriately
been written In brass.
, 1876-03-27

but wiue, butter, ami cheese have slocidtdly
"drancc1. - Nm. II. Hooper il Larper's 4nttya-
xfne for IDrtl
, 1876-03-27

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
0IFlcE or CoHFTRoLIkh oy THE runnkSeY.l
WAaHtSd1CH, Fsb, :, tBt6.
Al. per,sgs hasip6 e.im. .saa.t ,hs feasih Nsoa.l
SAME, And .nAke legal ptoo thersot within three
mo,ths 20 ChAl.s D. hhetsnA1. eceivef It tbs onea
'~'s Jb{iA JAY KNOX,
, 1876-03-27
ATYfTF,

Ctitokeu& K0HTHWEsrE7H stite1a1
4EeA Dfets, III Lfark lstsrtah HnY.f; Ahf j6 nahxt
H.. esrnsr Hdissoa st.t aAf at ~ d$pots.
, 1876-03-27
RAILROAD TYNE TABLE,
ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

ErrtaNA4,os ot hrrxA.ste M.nxt. ~ Bstaeday NJ.
espte6. - Sunday s8cstsei, tSfo11e9 FxqsptAJ. Az
sisa suad1 ~ s:uo =. m. ba(ls.
, 1876-03-27

&-f}rput cofn-Tof Walls hhf Rinfiosr
A-Dep1toorrsr af 0snAa aud Ktu9te -ast
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RA!LR0An.
pt,s,s, ao a. Ltks-ft, and fe,t bf reeusvs<eon4-t
T7ttetq ii l7ar'f. sousheaH corner u RahfspA
at 7aimtf Ne.se.