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Snow IN GUIPUzCoA means that the Carl
lists have immunity until springtime and
how long after who knows?
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L r. IPLE S HE E L.
NEW YORK, SUNDAY, JANUARY ., 1876.

From our reports this morning the probabilities
are that The 'ocd1hcr to-day ,oM be cloudy, ,oi.
rain.
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ALFONSO has given permission to several
exiled generals to return TO Spain. He evil
IDENTIFY wants all he can get of that article
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BOwERY THEATRE,
Bowery AT 2. NJ Lille Wilkinson.
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GLOBE THEATRE.
Nos 72S aud $50 Broadway.-VA At s L. NJ
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WOODS MUSEUM.
Broadway, Of Thireth street.-THE CUT GLOVE.
At r NJ; closes 10 As r. NJ julie Keen. Matinee a
RP.M.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
New Opera House Broadway OF twenty ninth street.
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BOOTHS THEATRE,
twenty third street and Sixth avenueJ ULIUS CESAR.
A. > L NJ. Mr. Lawrence barrett
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THEATRE COMIQUE
No. 514 Broadway. VARIETY. al x +. NJ
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VOLUME ..........................N0. 0
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THIRD AVENUE THEATRE,
Third between rhirtieth and Thirty hst
pANOEAMA, at SIP NJ.
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COLOSSEUM.
Thirty fourth street and BroadwayPRUS AN SIEGE OF
IARs Open from Z. NJ. TO Z. NJ. and from 80 T. III
10 40 T.. NJ.
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CONCENTRATION or NAVAL Forces. IF the
administration does not intend war it is GER
tainly preparing for the possibility of
trouble. The concentration of our navy in
Southern waters still continues, as our de-
spatches show The Navy Department has
made several semi-official explanations of
these movements, but none of them are as
significant as the facts. There is so much
mystery at Washington just now that the
country will not be satisfied by the assurance
that it has nothing to apprehend.
MIR. SwnBuRNE's New Positive give
elsewhere some extracts from the latest
emanation of this gifted British writer
lie is evidently improving in his
manner. which means that he is eliminat-
ing his most glazing faults. The de-
scription of the. battle in 'Erectheus"
is in what may be termed the Swinburnian
rhymcd measure-one combining the greatest
vigor with the greatest melody In the
blank verse, particularly tho scene Of the
sacrifice Of Chthonia, it will be seen that the
influence of the idyllic Tennyson upon the
fiery young bard has been as noticeable
as it is salutary. From the judicious min
Cling of these two styles could be
produced the grandest epic triumphs
of the age. Swinburnes breadth, force
and subtlety, allied to the sweetness,
delicacy and clear depth Of Tennyson, could
produce wonderful results. In "Atalanta in
Calydon" we had abundant promise, which
sErectheus" goes Gar to redeem
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ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW.

ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW.
BowERY THEATRE,
Bowery.-SUNSHGNE. AT s p. NJ Lille Wilkinson.
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.
Ees oPsrA House Broadway corner Of r~eny ninth street.
WOODS MUSEUM.
Broadway corner of Thrtleth street.-rnE CUT GLOVE
ST. T NJ. closes at 10 As p NJ julie Keen Matinee At
GLOBE THEATRE,
Nos TBS aud $50 Broadway.-VARlETi, ats NJ
stree, P9 9SG {s 5RhaaaE CESAR
AIsP NJ Mr. Lawrence Barrett.
THEATRE coMrouE
No 5if Broadway.-VARlETY. atsP NJ
THIRD AVENUE THEATRE.
Ehi[d 1yeTps between rhirte'h and rbrydrs; streets
COLOSSEUM
Thirty street Broad1way-PRUSSIAN SIEGE OF
IA6lS Open from 2 NJ to 4 p NJ and from $50 p NJ
Eighth street, near Third ayenue.-VARIETY, at p NJ.
wA1LAcKs THEATRE,
81 10 * and Mr. T.s.sr Wallace closes
PARTISAN VARIETIES
Sixteenth street. near Broadway-NARIETY. at sP. NJ.
BROOKLYN THEATRE,
John Il. Owens
CH1CKERING HALL,
Firth and Eighteenth street-CONcERT at P. NJ
Won Bulow.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE
broadway and Fourteenth streeL-ROSE MICHEL at
I'm.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
No GA OVERWHELMINGLY, at p. n.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
Twenty eighth street Broadwsy.-PIQUE, at g p NJ
Fanny Davenport.
TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE,
Nos 5s5 and 5S7 Broadwa VARIETY, at T. NJ
PARK THEATRE.
broadway and Invent second street-rIIE WIDOW HUNT
at L. NJ. John Dillon.
EAGLE THEATRE.
Broadway and Thirty third street-VARIETY at s p NJ
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JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR
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TIvOLI THEATRE,
Eighth street Third ayenue.-vARIETY, at 6 p NJ.
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EAGLE THEATRE.
Broadway and Thirty third street-NARIETY at p NJ
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CROOKED COTTON.
The Grand Jury Picking at the
Staple.
Dying Clasps at Whisky.

The grand inquisitors were all on hand
promptly Friday morning, twenty-five answer
ing to their names. After roll-call they were
escorted out by District Attorney Beckwith
and proceeded to their chambers, when they
at once went to work on the Bellocq- Noblom
cotton case, over which they have been labor
ing SO long.
As this is probably one of the most i'm
portant of the crooked cotton cases, they will
hardly get to an indictment to-day. Some
eight to ten persons, some of them of the
very highest reputation, are involved, and the
developments will startle the community
when made.
After taking lunch off of the Bellocq
cage the Grand Jury touched on whisky, and
fixed up some further counts TO indictments
almost ready to be brought in.
The revenue brigade was out in diminished
numbers. We learn that inasmuch as Super
visor Tuition has been summoned to Chicago
as a witness, he will probably not arrive here
for two or three weeks, and SO we may draw q
long blank-in the crooked business.
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heard the report Of pistol; looked around
and saw the smoke, and saw . man, apfa-
rently . corpse, lying on the banquette; /
went back toward Common street and saw
man with o light overcoat whom the peotle
were pointing at; the coat was Of ordinary
size.
1 did not see his face; he was pretty
well formed, of medium size saw this man
trying to get into an office below Caller
Court; came back and went into Caller
Court; then lost sight of him; I don't know
who IL was that pointed the man out; could
not identity the man. The witness could not
identity the accused ~ the man he saw from
behind-the one that was pointed ont am
near-sighted; did not see q weapon in this
mans hand; I did not see the mans face that
wore the light clothes.
Henry johnson = Don't know anything
about il.
@. NJ. BurnsEOn the LIST of March, about .
quarter past o'clock, was walking on Com.
mon street, near Carondelet; heard shot
fred and saw q man fall don't know who
shot; saw woman; passed near by; didn't
see any one dressed in light clothes; was
brought up to tho station; I told the sergeant
just what tell You.
Nh. John-Don't know anything about it.
Mr.. Carriere-Don't know anything about
the case.
NJ. Soanlan- Don't know anything about it
Mr.. Welshan-Don't know anything about
it.
Mr.. Hellwig-Don'tkno any thing about it.
Messrs. Ernest, A. j. E. Lewis, Buman,
Flanagan, Bower and Mira II. Verges-
Know nothing about it
Joseph Fontaine-On the day of the kill
ing saw man with q gray coat, with pis-
toll in his hand. Witness stated that Mr..
Devereaux was not the man he saw.
Mr.. Luzenburg asked that attachments be
issued for two absent witnesses, and that the
case 60 over until Saturday morning.
Mr.. Castellanos objected to the case going
over.
Mr.. Devereaux was accordingly placed I'M
der bonds Of $40, 600, and the case continued
to IL o'clock this morning.
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NEW MUSIC.

New Mus1c.-We have received from Mr..
Louis P. Gouland, Of No. SO Trem street,
Boston, copies Of the following beauf b pieces
Of music:
Little Rosebud" Song md chords. Words
by Dexter Smith and musdc By W. Il Brook
way.
"Where Art Thou Ny Beloved ?" Romanxs
from the new American opera boufYs q Evan
geline. Words BY Cheever Goodwin, rmusio
BY Edward Rice.
"Svest Memory" Nocturna Composed
by j. w. Turner
Centennial Exposition March" Com
posed BY Alfred e Warren.
"Only Little Wanderer." Song and cho-
rus. Words b. Geo. Cooper, music by T. n
Oatlin.
Mr. Gouland is one OF the best musical pub
fishers in the country, and is always in receipt
Of not only the latest efforts Of the most popu-
lar composers, but Of the most meEito-
rious and admired efforts Of occasional au-
thors. He ffers the best inducements to pat
rons, and will always be found courteous and
accommodating.
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HO! FOR BATON ROUGE.
THIRTY CRIMINALS ON THnm WAY TO THE srxrES
PENITENTIARY.


Capt E. Baker Pegram, Of the Parish Ps;-s
son. left this city last evening on board H.
steaboat Gov Allen. for Baton Rouge. with
thirty criminals in charge for the State Psni-
Tertiary. The following are the names Of ths
prisoners. offenses committed and length Of
time they have to serve:
John Harper. breaking and entering seven
Peter Linn, breaking and entering. ssvr
years.
Jack Ovens breaking and entering. u
years.
Jules Pons, alias Mamirs, forgery. soa
years.
Jules Pons' alias E Robinson, forgery. foua
Dock Martin, grand larceny, three years.
Jacques Dalma, murder, life.
Guiiiaume Blessey, murder, life.
Louis Parker, petty larceny, one year.
Ernest Anderson, grand larceny. Ave yoaxn.
Ernest Anderson, mule stealing, ono year.
Aleck Smith, stabbing, etc., i've years
Alfred Ford, breaking and entering. fye
years.
Taylor Harris, alias Zack Taylor. breaking
and entering, fourteen years.
John Price, petty larceny, one year.
VIM. Jones, alias VIM. Antrioende, petty
larceny. two years.
Henry Jackson, petty larceny. eighteen
months.
Gustave Harris, petty larceny. ono year.
Henry Wilson, alias Parker, petty larceny
one year.
VIM: Mcneil, assault with attempt to rape,
two years.
George Harris, assault with attempt ID
rape, six months.
Oubit Foster, petty larceny. one year.
George Richardson, petty larceny, ons
year.
J. D. Nelson, forgery, eight years.
VIM. Green, burglary, fourteen years.
Dan Green. grand larceny. Ave years.
Joe Raphael, burglary, ten years
Ehenne Johnson, breaking and entering.
fourteen years.
Laurence Williams, breaking and entering.
fourteen years.
Marcelin Fontaneau, mule stealing, hve
years.
Moses Harvey, granddaughter, four years
Twenty Of these criminals were colored and
ten black
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ANUSEMENIA.

THE VARIETIES THrArrR : var}ai8
and attractive procramme vas srranoed ~
last eyenino At mia theater' the oocas;on -.
ing the berefit of Mr.. F. s. Ohanfrau. We
we're elad 70 see : crowded housa In tia AZ
piece the "Rouoh Diamond." Mrs, Chsn.
frau took the Dart OF Maroerv verv oleverIv
indeed. The two INSTRUMENTATION TO-DAY vii
close Mr.. Chanfrau's encacement and N
Monday eveninc Miss Nav Hovsrd cosn.
mences q short eneaoement. Reports hsxs
reached ma of Miss Hovard's TALENT and haentv.
anal ve pradict q saries ~ daliohifni sntsvtsiy.
ments for the patrons Of the thester durinc
her enoagement
ST. CHAnrxs THKArrp -..J.couatt.n v.s
reneatAd last avaninc n this rs setsr H. ~.
Wallace S;sta,, - : vs,v a., .nd;snc. IN
NAV Il fnii ~ merit and thu la dinc n.,t 3
yerv neatly nerformed bv Miss Jsnnia Wa
lace. Her Transition from the cav and romn-
inc o;rl n the sar;ons and trcnSi:d vom.n I.
avact;nc critics Tha ,,Isv iii 10 -.,,.sssS
this sfternoon and EVENING All a. Il i Z rssilv
Ana attraction thara viii donhtlass ha coo33
honsss in attendsnca' 49,
1890 2
AcAnrxv OF Mus,c-R en.st of NJ. N,c,r-
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The President has appointed his son, Q. s.
Grant, Jr., as Private Secretary with q salary
of $500. His other son, Lieut.. Fred. Grant,
is loafing around the White House drawing q
Colonel's pay on q years leave Of absence, as
. paNner with John Sherman's nephew in the
bankipg business. So we go. The Republi-
can families are putting on royal airs, and
while the people are suffering, these shoddy
princes of the lanyard dynasty are feeding
On the fat of the land and making merry at
the expense of plundered tax-payers.-Er.
chance.
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A ball made Of feathers and cloth, gummed
together and vanished, has been an object of
fstichism in community Of negroes near
vicksburg. The belief Was that the owner
could control any person near whom he
placed the ball unobserved, and it was recent
" found secreted under white woman's pill
low. She irreverently burned il, and the
grief Of the negroes is deep.
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VALUABLE Saw MILL PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
-Messrs. Nash & Hodgson, Auctioneers, sell
! valuable saw mill property, with 1880 acres
land, situated IN Livingston parish. at IL
O'Clock n. to day, at the ST. Charles Auction
Exchange, offering rare opportunity for per.
sons engaged in the lumber interest. sac
advertisement
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President Grant has been promising to
unload" for several years past but seems to
have made q rather poor job Of it How CRATE
jul he ought to be to Democratic Con-
eress for coming SO effectively to his relief
81 Louis Times.
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Your earnest attention is invited to the ele-
CANT assortment of books and fashionable sta
tionery at Eyrich's book bonanza, No. $50
Canal street.
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Frank Leslie's popular monthly is for sale
by Staub, the cheap newsdealer, for twenty
cents copy. Call and get one at Gold
thwaite's bookstore, No. SO Canal street.
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Spelling for the drinks is favorite diver
sion in Virginia City. A man there propoun
ed Q word sounding like "hallakin," and
walked over the town with it After winning
about six thousand drinks he spelt it himself,
thus hslcycn. LII Philadelphia Bulletin.
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AMTED-5o,O0o Ladies' and Gentlemen to cal
s sc examme the latest novelty ont, called the
CHILDS CARRIAGE AND era
!. en- exhibition and for sale by L. T. MAD.
Sx9s - Oafondelet street, aug tt
MISREPRESENTATION Carriages and Ruag,os
ono having such and wishing to dispose of
md ready sale for the same by calling on
. DOuX, s. Carondelet street, dealer in car.
- my14
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Lolita is playing in Philadelphia. The lit
tie angels centennial kick" is said to be
something exquisite.
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A young man much enamored Of Willy
young lady attempted 70 put ms arm aIUa.
!. Don't You do il, there's pinback thera "
OF course there VAS
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A Tennessee correspondent writes: "Can
You give me q sure method Of preventing dogs
from killing sheep?" Yes; the surest method
is to kill the dogs CoxrirJ Journal
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Grant should furnish Belknap with the
usual certificate of character.
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ANIED-Some three or four nice Families can
De accommodated with ans Furnished Rooms
sne Oest Of Board at 149 St Charles street, nearly
ss.to Asiayette Sqnare Also some twentv-fiye
thirty day Boarders will be taken At four dollars
wsck, payable in advance. This is q great reduc-
1e@ 0rm8 3rices The house is frst-class
no 70 none - ne city. None need aDplv Int the
st Ct people Remember LAG St. Charles sfreet 'A'
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rOR SALE.

I,oR sALE-A NEW AND SUBSTANTIALLY
I Hull for small steamb ~; Length li3 iret ~
feet beam. feet hold Model built Tor q wheel.
ANY usrtiee having light second hand machinery Gan
GET M good boat 1t very 1nall asst by purt hsang
her as she will BE- sold low. VIII Pc i0uno ~ s 81
port for eight or tan days. M-9 :.
EoR SALE-A FINE Tor BUGGY AND H !! \:
a ness. nearly new. Prdcc - Apply NJ - -
y Union street. -
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LING. for tha drinks Isl q fayorite diver

Wants and To Rent insertedin the BULLETIN for
iitv cents.
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Buy your buggy and carriage Of L. 7. Aaddux
az Carondelet street, New Orleans.
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ONCE C escent Saw Min Association Of New
Orleans-New Orlesns February 18th, 1e76-Ihe
that general meeting Of said Stockholders viii be
held ct the Onice of the Association, foot Of Gen
TAYLOR street, on WEDNESDAY, March g. b. 1876
at 10 O'Clock A. M for the purpose Of voting for or
against the dissolution Of said Association and to elect
three Commissioners to Iiquidate its affairs. =.
n B-The box for voting Will 20 open from III
O'Clock A. II. to O'Clock r. m.
By order Of the Board Of Dire tors
F23 1m* II. NlCOLLE, oeCre1aIy.
Soecfal Notice 70 Bayeu Bartholomew.
D'Arbonne and Saline River Shippers-No tbrougn
bills of lsding will be signed or Recognized unless
sicaed ~ the President Or Agents Of the Ouachta
River Transportation Company. and freights snpped
an outside boats will be charged local rates
f. "A. BLANKS,
Presideuk Ouachita River Trans. co.
i. k CRYEk
F11tf President Ouaohtta Tributary Nav. Co
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AN11DwA private family residing n Ne. q
H s. ket@ 2et, fronting on jackson Square,
~ rsnt ~ mont rooms to gentlemen, or gen.
~ ana - wives, with or without board.
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REKIGIOUs.
TRINITY CHURCH.

TRINITY CHURCH.
On Wednesday and Friday Evesinss'
During LentD
The Rev. DIR. THOMPSON is preaching series Of
Sermons on the TEN COMMANDAHNTS Is. "A
cordial invitation is extended TO AL
SUNDAY SERVICES II A. M and 1880 +. NJ.
mh5
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Wants and 70 Rent inserted n IL Bu1xxzu Soe
0gty cents.
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- II at 7cclock p. NJ. to enter their SOLEMN
IESL ag inst the signing Of q certain bill tx
q Court OF the nazish of Jefferson over the said
milo !. ' " * G eaeS z c asH Hs1ssn'
0nce Of New Orleans City Railroad Com.
~ no. i24 Canal street. New Orleans, March g.
isday, dividend Of Three Dollars per share on
RsR.id up capital was declared. payable to the
2qkholCers on and after MONDAY, April 3, 1876
1ew stuck being paid in full on OF before the 18th
till participate in abovedividend. T! aDsfsr
Ill Ie closed for ton days previous to April B.
Nsee Of tho n. o. Gas Light Company.
49, TO- 1876 "A final dividend Of Five Dollars
share will be paid to the holders of the old stock
81 4is Comrany on and after MONDAY, April B. in
fnl liquidation Of the remaining assets transferred
- transfer books viii be closed March q to
n1nsfsr OF old stock and from and after April no
disttnction will be made in transfers between
By order Of tho Board of Directors
milo I'm v. vALLOIS Secretary.
SDcclal Nstice.-we " sh to Notify our
City and Country Friends that we employ neither
crawling agent drummer and that is has
ever been interested in our business.
An chr goods are so directly from our store. All
Others are cheap and worthless limitations.
c. DUHAMEL optician,
milo It Ill Canal street.
The Cenfennisl -Thesc desirsss Of contrib
uting articles for exhibition in the Womens Depart
ment Of tn Centennial Exposition will please make
application at an early dale to
MRS. NJ G. LUDELING.
New Orleans
Member Of women's Centennial Executive Commit
tee4or Louisiana. mhe If
once Leyee steam Csston Press Company
81 CarondAlet street-New Orleans March 1876
Ata meeting of the Board Of Directors held this day.
adividend of FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE was
declared, payable to the Stockholders on and after
che 10th instant between the hours Of - and O'Clock
PM WIN. s. E. SEvEY. Secretary.
omce Of the New Orleans Pacific Railway
Company.-Ths monthly installment of TEN PER
CENT on subscriptions to the capital stock of this
~oompany is now due and payable. The subscribers
Who have so nobly responded in favor Of this great
honae enterprise will further show their earnestness
y senag in the amount Of their nstallments to the
4saace of the company, No. SO Magazine street.
BY order of the beard,
E.B. wHEELoCK, President
Ell. RANLETT. Secretary. mh2 It
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ANTED-PURC FOR EGGS FROM
sne following varieties Of chickens: Partridge
sln, - per dozen; Buff Cochin g per dozen.
ste 1eghorn, 81 81 per dozen. The asove chick
ave been selected with view Of having the
is.,p ef1ecs bird: and for their egg producing
ataes For particulars, address p. C.. Bulletin
d23 If
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Wants and To Rentinsertedin the BULLETIN for
ffty centa,
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GLOBE THEATER.-There Was 8 good A.
tendance at the Globe last night The occa-
sion was tho benefit rendered TO Miss Blanche
Selwyne. The forte Of this lady 10 her light
ming changes. The present programme . .
fine one, and will be repeated Tonight
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-30
People Calling for Work.

There is an urgent call by the Phila-
Gelphla press upon the farmers to fur
nish work for the thousands that are
Idle IN that city. With ali The ox:raor-
binary preparations made Tor the EXPO
sltion during the last year, there are
not less than 10000 sble- bodied men in
that city. embracing all the varied
branches of skilled and ordinary labor,
who cannot find employment at any
wages, and there are other thousands
now gladly laboring at scarcely hall pay
to obtain bread. A New York psper
says Of this, that the complaint and suf.
fering is not peculiar to Philadelphia,
Tor here there are nearly three times
10000 people receiving full or partial
aid from our public and p ivate ins,itu-
lions. The tendency of young men and
women is towards the city. If these
people really knew, or acted upon, their
own best interests, they would rather
look 10 the country for relief than TO
the cities. More is to be got out OF the
soil than out of the bricks and mortar Of
our crowded CITIES.