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So LsGf BALTIMORE TIM 80 I
PUTOMAC RIVER STEAMERS.
The steamer EXPRESS, Capt. }. T. Barker,
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RY TUESDAY, at 4 p. m. Returning Will
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O'Clock p. m. -,
leave pier 10, Light street, Baltim ore, EV EHl
THURSDAY, ut p m. Returning, will leave
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Freight will not be received after p. m.
Both steamers will stop each way at their re.
spccLive river landings.
For further information apply TO
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+ Cheap DESTROYER of Potsto and Tomato
Bugs Chinch Bugs, Cut Worms, Csterpl srs
and sll Insects which prey upon vsgeistlon f ton
Containing sufficient for two barrels OF wa water
and two acres of potatoes Price ooS per pn0 9'
my2 Il. ,. LEhDDEhI oI. N@-D-HS--- ~ - 49,
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TINE PLACE FOR BARGAlNS->CG CGh ko
L BELOW COST-We propose to furnish
the family trade at these low figures. Wead-
wise those who want preserving Sugars to buy
now and save money. Teas and Colfees at very
low figures. Goods delivered 70 any part ol
the city. GEO. McBURNE4 y SON,
Ie5 lG6 and III King street.
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Your Regulator is one of the best family med
icines ever used. ] have not spent one dollar
for my family for medicine in FIVE years, only
for your Regulator. and must say it does all il
says it will. You can also recommend it in
Collie for Stock, it having cured fine mule of
mine worth five hundred dollars II "A. Nelson,
Mo-
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AUIES PARLOR AND TOILET SLIP
IL PERo-Ladics' French Kid Broadway,
Ladies' Lasting Broadway, Turkey MOROCCO
Broadway, French Kid Toilet, Cashmere Tel
let, Lasting Toilet Serge and Carpet Stippers,
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''I have used DIR. Simmons Liver Regulator
in my family for Dyspepsia and Sick Headache
and regard it an invsluable remedy, II II na
not failed to give relief in any instance. e."-[Rev
w, +. Easterling.
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of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-19
President OgIethOrpe COlIege.

TTeSsUeHC V5 HVH Pc O"1'~6N
''oin mons Liver Regulator is certainly q
specific for that class Of complaints which 1t
claims TO cure = Rev. David Wills. my ii
, 1876-03-28
wuntl stand htehes among MI nat!ous os tito soba In

wuntd stand highest among alt nations Of tho sloba In
eternal iAnAi frectiorni "
Int, hownvcr gl slor ess!aa may eoar tbs nsm4 ot
Frt9fath Will 10 catted 4nou8 tbs boet Of htr
aonc. lIe IL n Eoau!no otnAmoht 1t unr nation, \
VEL, nolle nnd ffes spirit: farewell, our drarcss
fricna, hon friend of eopfo. thon 4wret nstHer,
thnn tnsjcssie seer, farewell. "A fonE hfaermAn
hcsrt hcas IN this glon". long AZ nobe aud frea
anul dwcis hers. thy teory viii bo ssored to ho ond
OF 'lns,
Frailigratl,'s health hsh been impaired for :
long titno previous to lfs loIliso. lle lad boou
suffering from hyportrophy Of tho heart; his
heart Ind attAlned double tho natural sizo.
Frss(lgtatn dad beoauso his hchts WAS too large.
Tho poopfe Of notmotd, hid nativo city. wero
anxious to tlnse His romans bnriod tEoro undor
sha Bhatlow Of tho Herman kfonumant Int they
yielded TO tho wish Tho poot Ind oftct oknreaHod.
10 bo bur1oa In Caunstadt, uhors hs had resasd
long time.
FruitfarAth stnn1a aocond to none Ia ille af-
focttons Of tho German people. and 10 wifi re-
main tEcir favortte o. long ~ tho Gorulan lat-
guago lsyos. despite his own gloomy forebodlnRp.
that lnspiEe1 ovor tho grave Of hla bEothof post
Crabbe, these limos:
Alono the poet fiyes--alons t1e dies;
t,s!n.1fkt, he bcars tbs tso!atin9 brand
Upou bis brow of HGffow. True, his hanh
II puts from bo0lguilt, but In human eyes
Its II darker cT!tne ths that Of Cain
Rtos'llon aBhnst hssc1al wrongs n4d lSv[
, 1876-03-28
TINT MICHIGAN MOUHD.

II tho E3nar of 1hs ChGeaIc 1rtbun4:
OnloAoo, March 2G.--Attontlou las t,een oaIlod
to mound whioh !, In company NTH othoss,
opened faw daya sRo on tho banha of Grand
lliyer. 10 Michigan. Tho "goneral roador has
been told BY your correspondent that aeasua HAs
rewarded BY the lnding Of pottery, copper In
atruments, aud ghoLetous. Lot mo say 10 tho
more solentiao shas ono Of these skulls Ia OF
surpasaeing interest. ltVas taken from depth
Of nearly 10 feet, All tho animal mat
ter had boon dissolved sway, end tho limo
WAS dask, Bott, and spopgy. II Is tho skull Of =
Been. The aupra-oEbiLat ridges arc promLaont,
although not 60 prominent al 10 tho
Neandsrthal shull and not quito 80 protnl-
pent ~ IL skull t9ken from u mound noar
OhlnaBo and figured md doscribad by Col. FoB-
tar. In tho frontal region II Ia depressed fnlly
~ = much a. the Ndandarthal, and thore
10 = total - absence - of ,, tho frontal
g1ninonece. !. The frontal bono Btopoa baok ut
an angle almost ~ low aH In tho orang, making
b fotetoad almost ~ low ~ that ot tho animal.
Tho parlotal platea arc tat. | Faolng tho skull
with orbits facing you,s you are Impressed with
tho narrow. low, and rtoetiing forehead, tho ab-
Bepoo of frontal e1ninsnoe8, Aua tho lAtsentng
Of tho pnrietal bones which makea tho cfnnium,
not ~ La us, swoll from the base to tha spex On
= rounded outline, but taper up lnto form
approaching tho pyramid. ;. human skull
more npe-lko than that which tuok from tho
Spoonril!e mound, On tho banaa Of GrAna Nver.
haS not been found. ". o. 0urNisa.
, 1876-03-28
1ELEGRApHlc N0TEs.

h11pDIH7owN, N. l., hlasuh 27.--Ryadick's
famous stallion Hambtetontan died at ChesLes
last night aged about Is ycass. Ilo WAS the siro
Of the rnost noted and valuable tEottng- stock In
>hls country.
cpte.dt Dfsnateh tn The chleaoa 7rtosns.
ttn1SdFlEIu, ILL.,, March Archibald Spring,
o. esney, lachland County, to-day liled volun-
tary pa!4on In bankruptcy. Assets about
St,NW; Liabilities. Sl5,0U0.
In l!o Secretary Ut staso'a otllco to-day asst-
eles OF Incorporation were filed Of tho Lawndalo
Hallway Co4!.auy, Ut Chicago. 1le cosporasoss
a1o y. u: sa7yor, 4. 9. altiard. e. II. McCor-
usck. y. L. Cusnu, md L. J. Glover,
- StFrtat DAI@fca n 1Nk Eh'taun 1rIbnne
AooMH1S11oS, y {ll., March 27.-TIio reception
anu ba!l gwen tbs oyonng by tue telegraph
operators Ct tho Ahfoy Huuuo was iu Ait respects
successful One hundred aud swenty -ilya conI,let,
flom other cities.
CohuNnss, O., sarcl, a7,-Tho row Board of
rcu'senesarY Dirboors, after prolonged srB-
s.on' haSo eppo!i1tet JoAu II. G1ovo. Ut Column
lsas, as Warden; cA4rlcB lianlor. Of Columbus,
Ciers; Ge1sEe =. ILL., Of Columbua, AssiB.ant
Clerk: Il: d. Alclhttto OF Union County, stov-
Ara II. u: Williams. at Cincinnati, Chapla,n
sud D. uoldorsnan. ofcoluubus, rAysseian.
, 1876-03-28
Tho New York Nerafd trfsa tn rrnvn ths

ConklinK Will slways 10 tho isopuhlssau "ho,a !"
IN Nav York. whoever may ta olectoa President,
aud that George William Curtis uiIt 10 dr.yen
out Of the party after tie election Of 1876, ~
Ho1soe dysv!ey gradually was at$es that Of 1900.
But the Herald talks loosely and illoglo~ly.
Horace urealey'a coward bolt q ! liTe1snt thing
from George William Curtis Conk'iug bolt, and
tho recognition " OF Seward and Ais fztouda BY
LIucolu was . different thing from what tho
sAulo action Of Briataw towards Conklug would
be. In slolt, Conk!1ng and BowAtd sre men Of
different mo!1 Georgu William Cnrtla IL not iu
tue party III lhe saula sanso that Horace 4resleY
wRs-as ope Determined to rute Or ruin !; and
Horace Greeley Wla nsyer driven CUT Of tho
party, but Wsnt Of his own record.
, 1876-03-28
party, which threatened to place toket In tl,o

party, which threatened to place ticket In tl,o
Air. s1ullon apoho in favor of tho Republican
Ticket which le haid was uno1eepstonaoso lie
III. Gregory thought the meeting WA drifting
amy ftou, fta purpose. 1t had boen callod TO
ratifya principle. tathor tbnn anY particular
nss ss oos no ~as m so e e 5 s mon seo
how the nomination Of 0ny number of Tickets
could dafcat brch purpoHo. For QUO l,o would
primo all the tof;ets sofeot an vote Tor The bees
mon, aud lo hoped TO Hoe tho principle ratified.
MI. 1ors1liTA5tS1
said he Ind takon aeop intcrcnt To tho citizens
IuoyoIneit, autl was In favur Of rAtfying it 1lu-
i1,atip,s liz road The ticket. ni,ll said hn heart
" 'ndorsed H. aud close! By 'noF'nt: ~ at'Yp.
tion bS Tho a1eottnR. mud BY eaYfng that DO did
not propoao to bo Bold ont ly citacs Ut the po-
1it!ca! parties. lApplauao,l
Mr.. Winston waH ngasn called for. sna said
That he Lad nothing further 70 say: iie Vas
tcan }arty had made straight tlchol.
lIa entered tho movement tn Enud faith.
aud he i.ad noyes lost that faith, nna l,o wuuld
do all iio could 10 .re'ynndo sho Democrats to
It Ills hearty support. Tin Domo,rass Ind not
set dctcrnsfnoI to call convention. AZ that
lad l.ocn tlonn In tho matter had Eonn duno by
the Eighteenth Ward. aud had not yot snken
definite shape.
bcitg again called for, SAID ho bad acted In good
faith IN the n,attor, aud Ind tt!od to roranado
tho Republicans not Il, mako o nominalion. lilo
did not want Ills Democratic fsionds to think
tint no had attcd In bad faith. Tho ieauc wns
purely ot 4 bnFtncss character. and II tho s!okot
remained In Tho field ho would votc for 1t unloss
10 iuuui betwcon nov aud election that soma OF
tho nanos on 1t woro unworthy OF his support.
iIo would mako 1t personal mattor, and. enter.
ing tho movement In good faith, lo would stand
bytt. tAuriauso.l ......
Ono Of tito singular features Of tho noottng
waH that noho Of tho candidates On tho tcsct
wero 5n nttcndnuce, or 1t 1east npno OF them
tuat!o themselves Known. On tho whoIo. thu
,uuc;, Az II it had boon packod Il, tho ptcrcet of
tho Democracy, for tho roason that no labor was
rnarcd to make ns many Republicans US possible
plctse themselves to tho support Of the movo-
1ncnt AZ nghinss tic regular Republican ticket.
, 1876-03-28
IURPEETINE.
WIsMiso1os. n, q, March 27.-Spjrits OF tut-
qebtiua quiet At 871&c.


4 farmer In tli4 county (eaya NORTH Carolina
papcrJ tas mule no AwfuilY contrnry thst hn
can 90 nothing w1tait. Put him u haruezu aud
II " hard to Aay which wsy be will travel. Tut l.
sadd4e On Llua aud hu appaArs 10 loza, but to
tly TO mount him. aud 10 will all Of sudden
bexiu 70 kck every way,-straight out straddo-
bug, With III four tegs at ouos. As to sas,ug,
be viii eat anythlng. from his 1eed-tsough up Il
= wooden saddle. The owner took nuttan to
haSa him shod. bus hs kicked cut tho blao. smith
ehop and 1ctu1ned hosue. TAa owno1 t1,rd to
kl him. solns time back. 90 u sed lis ears Win
txsos ehA!n aud rode him for six CONSECUTIVE
days snd nights ~ hard ~ he could under whlp
aud apnI Tho fact Ia. that be nearly Killed bum
self IL tts cnost and had to ba ea1tloA up.stalrs
70 bod, Nd his hl1A belisf ras thai Tie mule
would dls that nlxht; but, to his astonlsLmept,
ths next mosniny he found that ths mule had
kicked to death Chester SOW Weighing 500
pounds, bit plece out Ut his 4osso's shoulder,
sts t up saaale. blanket. aua .psld!e, tore down
TIE fence. sud Rua splu1giug about, noru
dstlli.h thAa ever. 10 and something oIas mean
" 70 do
, 1876-03-28
THE CITIZENS TICKET,
UATfFfCi11AN MErrIHn-

AHAt&4~RA ANA> @lH14A4HAs
:, a meeting to ratify tho Csizens' tlokos OF
NORTH Chicago, nomInaeod fow dnya ago, wa4
hela u Tuzuor Hall Inst oyonlug. Tho attend
ance waa quito largo, but many OF A.oao who
aaa been protnnops in startjug tue moYo,nont
worn conspicuous by their abseuco. Tho d.
6enb'age IVES in no Bense eutllualaBtio, mud, Ut
tines, tho ovaeacoa of dtBseusloa wero marked,
Tho meotlng waa cnllcd to or,ler by George II.
Adams, who bad acted aa Chairman OF yaycras
prior meetings. lle reviewed tue history Of tic
organization, aud said TINT no Ind ente,al Tho
snoycn,ont iu good faith. feeling tho uecoss,ty
Of reform In town a!Iaira, but sltleo te two mn.
Hslcat parttcs had :prscttcaliy .oaoIypd to nut
tickets into tho ile!a. ho saa nothing Tor tha
meeting 10 do but adjourn. IIo had nlylscd hin
Republican fsioh1H not 10 mako nuy uo,uinail,,nY
at!d 70 ldnrse the Cittzcns' ticket, hut tov hi
hot hcaded lis counsela, and now he Understood
the Deinocsuts would mako ticket, and tho town
election would be in tho handB otftho two parttes
III never beiuso. Ho thought tia Nepnbicnne
LRd Snatto u Inintak8 ln nominating ticket, but
tie was ptoua 10 esy that they had nominated ono
uue1cepttonaby good. uo closed by saying tint
40 would heaf any taotlona that might be natIo,
bus Il TUG meeting promised to bo prolonged. 4o
would ask to he excused from presiding, having
other bustnass demanding his attcations
1HAAU II. ARNOLD
Was then called 10 tha cslu!r. lie said be had
simply dropped into the meeting, and knew very
lits}o Vi t!s purpose. He bad heard very Attle
TINT lad been said By tho former speaxer but
le wa4 IN favor Of having honest men hi tho
od'ers. especially the LEGAL oues While bis
sylnpathtea were With the Isepubllcnn party. Ae
would IN tue coniiag town election voto for 1uru
la believed to 10 lonsst, eFen II he had 10 veto
fos those opposed to him politically. Tho bard
Zines fsll BY every oe weFa largely tho result Of
having corrupt men in positions Of profit aud
trust. and he was In favor of new deal,
lis hoped that the Centennial year 1ntgbt prove
donbly Kloslona ~ the cosaale1ccmeat az i now
era IN Governmental AFFAIRS
r. U. WINSTON,
being called on. sasa 10 appeared Under peculiar
ticltrt 'allely t1oli-resisai,, and ccnruacJ al
hoiteht n'sn lis *eAt into thu tt.,xeup' u,oyo.
neslt with tln H;suost good faitl, bul siI4ps lho
lsopubl.cans Who bad co:opersted WITH Lin lAd
hcsn ticket. 10 would havo to adhcro to biz
, 1876-03-28
DR., RADWAY'S
Regulating Pills

perfectly &aates-s slts1nuJ coated Witt twsst 81
Nv. Fit. u3 Il "a 4'.arJs;s i q f.e..s ..
sissd.ehs, s ooa.sapstisn. oosti1sas,,, Indiss.on
Rsl.9 hes,as p,on. ss,s. q " "
ce1s, Wareepts 70 edoot poAi4ts sasa patsH Haa sM
Stal!9. containing 10 mesSurg minerals. Of dsla's'%
~: ubseEys tho following synptoma fo4u!uus ltoa
Eops;pAittu. Inward Fes Of ts Blood II q
tissd, Aetdi1 ot ths 61mach. asusee. nasrtbasu I
kn.!as ai;s.!ss' II r. F: 9t III ynss ss
rea,sx attsfinft u tae ilesst Ghatsas * tadofGts G
lne b.nAstlo *h4a t9 Il ns Poss9gs n4uasts II IL s
il III issdi peaasasy y H ,pi,at1R:
1ad En- e. 1as R b.
tes dosss Of RADsfAYR Pill WI tsse ~ Hsss ~
from all the Atato-nAtnoo dtsoFuaEs ks1es y esS~
box. kold hy dsuk<tsts-
, 1876-03-28
FERDINAND FREtLlCRATH.
TUE PoTT'B pAAVE-T11E DGnAAN NATION MoUHH-

IAo-A TOUCHING FAuRWxLL.
Dsspa!ch IA Seu York Herald.
LoNuoH, March 25.-Fefdfnand Breiiigsath
was buried In tho comotory Of Canussadt. near
Stuttgart, on the 2l!t inst. An euornous null
situde formed an almost insoruinabls process
sIou, which followed tho hearno, covered with
aowers. wreaths, and palms, to tho paos OF tts
last destination. .
Prom all parts Of Germany the mousners had
haHembiod from every quarter tho u1oss touch
ing sympatby hsa boon manifested.
Tie famous publishing house Of Gotta, shs
Augsburg A!9enteins Zet.ung. tho Frankfort CD
relle. tic Gartss.lau6et tho frankfort Joutnalis-
Ito Sooiety, tho Yicunn Concordia, and innums.-
able' literary bodies xero represented either
through members or rich floral gifts, wllo
thousands OF private individuals, prompted
1notely BY their own feelings, Joined the funeral
TIC erayo wss surrounded by Ludwig rfau,
Otto Mueller, J. q. Fischer. r1of. Lubko,
Hchmtat- -Wula6onfots and many other laadera OF
tsho pooplea party mourning their lrrepsraele
lpsH.
Minister Hcrr1o. Of Caunsiadt, preached tho
who III the name e3tho people'a purity bAac tts
beloved dead the last farewell.
lila oration made powerful Impression. Ilo
spoke Of tue poots faithful and devoted iabo1s,
Alls t1tkA4ut III 6iuH4Ak GVlu1H h1h l'}e i1aa4uAA
And uuitY of hls fatherlsnd had Alxays bseu his
highest i1eat. I1e called llttu man and nero,
Arm aud at1oug like tho knotty oaks Of hls CheE-
uakeaa home ! powerful mantos OF hta
language . ekillful sculptor OF uew forms. and
= dlscayeter Of new zones fof 0eEmsn poetry.
lie closed ~ folloxHt
Oh tust Ill lau1sss with wh,oh the nat!ous Of this
earth sdor tbs bzoNk of thtr fsynsitaa wers - pnro
ahsss would Lila. spEustu!o Ut nattans q whloh
4s pEophstcally sang. thst spEtnattMs 10 wle4 hi:
Rsnl issFt L4iexAd whan Os4Ant and QSelds1t would
3rstsrnaA smta1cs, snd North aud 6uutl would
OVAL VI $a&leR n Paxteot hstmopy tha0 aex1aanla
, 1876-03-28

THE AxxR1oAN EriEoopA1 CHURCH IN 1oME.
Dt1putth n Ns,o York Herald.
RoMk, March 25.-The ceremony Of consecra-
tton Of tho American Episcopal Church Of vt.
rau1, wluoh Is situated within tho walls Of
Rome, On the now Vim Nnzlonnlo, wns performed
to-day. Tho M.-laav. Or. Littlojohn. Dish-
op Of Long Island. on!cnted. assisscd by Rec
tor Nevin. who tas pastoral charge OF tho con-
Gregatton. Twents-tlvo Engliah. bootct, aud
Irish cloegymon took part In tho ceremony. Tho
Bishops Of Peterborough, Gibraltar. aud others,
"a vol na Lord rlunkett and tho nev. McsHru.
Brooke and Noviu, tho british Ambassador, and
tho American Minister, woro presont. Bishop
Litt,o1ohu delivered long address. The
caromony laat four hours, aud torrainatod
with tho ordination Of . clerk In holy ozdcrs.
This ceremony was performed In tho prosenoe
Of vosy large md 1ashionablo congregation,
made up OF numbora of Americans md EuBiish.
Tho Church Is In tho Lombard Gothic aty!o. II
Ia an ornament to modorn Romo, and splendid
monument Of American muhilconeo, Tho
Hthtn0d-8lAaB windows Of tho church woro not all
Eeady tor tho ceremony Of coneoerattot.
, 1876-03-28

sptcta' Dtspatch to liz Chicago Trt1uue
JASEs'ILLt, Wls., Al.rch TIA stranger who
gave his nGtOo NJ Thtn,aa hughes committed
suitido nt Hanover Jtuctiou Saturday might.
He had boen at tho JUNCTION several dnys and
gave asidenca TINT lin Lind was dcrnngod. lIo
Imagined llo eaw Kallows erected Tor hia exo-
cuton, and Saturday offered boy IS II ho
would gct Il Gun aud sIloot hin. Late Saturday
uiglt ho t,au gaod opportunity Of putting ni,
end to lts stouhlos. Ho saw IN nltsoacltue
!suighs train at Tho Junction. nui just boforo
the train reached him TO thraw hinlseif On lilo
haclt directly in front Of tho engine. Most of
ahe trGin pahHel over blu body before it could lo
ftoppcd. producing ipHtant tlD4th. IL il though
be mas from Ocouto, Wis.
, 1876-03-28

JACKSON. ntisa, March 27.--Iho IIouso man.
Agcta todny filed two additional articles Of ina-
leachuen& agaust Gov. Atnca, to tbp effect .llat,
In consideration Of s., BOO paid the Hupcrn.eiid-
cnt Ut the penlteuttaEy aud 800 paid mo,nbvr
Of Tho Legislature, tho Governor pardoned one
Alexander Smith, sentenced to tho Pe,.itsntiary
for life Tor Ehpo. Ancs' counsel WA SLOWED til
aud Thomaa ]. Duraut atv the Governors coiIn.
wi.
, 1876-03-28

THE EMPEROR aAr1s For T11 UNITED STATES.
New IonK, itasch 27.-A special from Rio
Janoiro aaYs that tho steamship Heveline, in
which tho Emperor and Empross Of Brazil sro
coming to this country. whfto steau!nR ous Of
TIC narhor Of I'io Jauoiro yesterday: oamo ia
1ins. boing uninjusoh prooenlod on l,or voyage.
The mlshap coueed for d timo great exctoment.
Tho Emperor will not touch At BahIa on ao-
count of tha quarantine a1tatil1g thora. uo will,
howosar, touch ut Petnaubuco aud Tara.
, 1876-03-28
DEt!0hasNaTE0 4 FABRICATION.

EEw ionK. March CIV. II. Colin. formerly
Acting 'ico-pfcsldcnt Of tho Atlantic & Pacific
llall&oad Company, to-day stated that tie who'll
story Ut Senator ThuTman's concern In :lo al
ieEoa conspiracy to pass two Iar'-grant bills
through Congress. III 1879 and lo73, 1or that
Iokd by improper ncatB, IL Il fabrication.
, 1876-03-28

Lou,sv,iLr, MAsoh W.-The hog stoty about
Beoietaty Btistow Il reported By tou' Jot4.-
nal correspondent 70 have been related in jest
to tho representative o! aa Ohio journal who
was cut to look UP q sensation. The man who
told II 10 now surprised that hs auditor believed
tho yaru.
, 1876-03-28
SPAIN.

4
Lospos, Mtrch 29-5 a, ul.--Tha Paris cor
respondent Of tho Times eays tho papai brief
aldro ssed to the Archbishop OF Toledo, de-
uot.ncoa liborty Of worship tn Spain III tho esu-
Ing State with great cEiulo, aud paying ths
way to the poktoouttoa of Catholicism.
, 1876-03-28

LONDON, March 27.-Tho Times to-day hsa q
speoial from Cairo staspg That istsoEs have bceo
received there from Col Gordon dated Ut Fattco
on tho Ga Of February. Tho expedition wese all
woII. Col. Gordon announced that ha was conf
inR 70 Cut1o. aud expected to Teueh England In
October,
, 1876-03-28
FRANCE.


LEdIsLATiVE rROCE1DlE0s.
VERsArLLra. March 27.-1n the Chamber OF
Deputies, tho election Of Hanutjcns, Donapart-
ist wls annuiiod by q voto Of 2a5 To 1G8, IL.
Dupa1taif, Eadica!, Introduced a bill authorizing
a npecis! grant Of $4,000 TO mest tho a1penno
Of sending French worlimon TO the rhilsdophia
Exhibition.
PARIS, March 17-6 A. m.~-J. Thlrton Montap-
ban, Munster Of Ban Domingo 10 Trance, ID
dead.
, 1876-03-28

F1,S: and Asae en1ed Iet nt:x seats. Thnts 4 nstt
aud ali olher u'sat04s, ttnYs se*rls typhoid. Yt|at
Aud ntloE fsVett t.ldsd ht hadways Pills, ~ Qalak1
Sold BY DfuKEislA.-
, 1876-03-28

Read "FQlse and Truc,s
send enc IessaIstsaR " HAuWAY 4 Ot:. ~ +
vii bs AAlt4RQ4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-05

One of the greatest objects of interest at
the exposition during the past week has
been the Rogers patent upright pianos, ex-
hibited bv Blackmar g. Finney in their dis
plav In Art Hall. There is something so
entirely novel, and withal so manifestly
simple and practical, in their entire con-
struction as to rivet the attention OF all
passers. We have rot the time or space to
present the details Of construction OF this
wonderful piano; but we can only express
our conviction that it is ahead OF every
thing of every other make, heretofore con-
structed, in all the essential qualities OF
strictly first class instrument, but more
than all in their deep, full, pervading tone
noble in the bass, full and sympathetic IN
the middle register, and pearly and limpld
in the treble-like the ripping Of the noun
tain cascade. These and their Emerson
centennial uprights elected the unqua allied
admiration of all who visited Art Hall.
Those who did not have an opportunity OF
visiting the exposition, can see these mag
niticent instruments this week and here
after at the warerooms of Blackmar q Fin
new, on Canal street, opposite the Varieties
Theatre.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-05
POLITICAL NOTICES.

tion-We, tho undersigned residents Of the Fourth
Congressional District, in accordance with tho
resolution passet and adopted ct the last Con-
eressonal Convention, held ct C0usba'ta. belle 70
tn t it Ill snbserve the best interests Of the BE
publican party that the Congressional Convention
to nominate . member OF Congress nom ga q
Fourth Congress. iOnal District b held at the
City Hall. in Shire v~port, on the TWBNTY:SEv:
EtTH DAY OF MAY, 1876, ard 1t is hereby ordered
that the convention be held at the place above
mentioned
H. G. MYERS, THOMAS JOANSON.
@. C. ANTOINE. II. RABY.
william HARPER, 4. B. LkvISkH
N. H. TWITCHELL, eAMUkL THOMAA
RAFORD BLUNT. E. W. DEWBES.
L. w.. BAKbR,
New Orleans Mach !, 1876. NM
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-05

The names of Theodore Danziger's Sons
have become household words, from the fact
that these gentlemen ct their extensive
stores, No. 203 Canal street, and Nos. 22S and
go Royal street, have always on hand . we'll
selected and large stock Of fancy and staple
dry goods, which they sell at surprisingly
low rates, even lower than auction prices,
and which courteous and capable clerks
think no trouble to show customers.