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TENNYLINDAND THE WORLDS

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lower ibsn sseh goods have ever e7-o oserse 70 "a ,
nlsry v0yt6y The allen Of al PSrsons NsiIng Ine
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EELLOWS' MINISTRIES, AT FELL
MISCELLANEOUS.

H.
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on exhibition al ADYsDAGUERRElANG ALLEkf'
IS and ~ Broadway.
Andrew Jackson, MulArd FILLMORE,
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VNH f n II ION A l. p o l. G +
n GAZETTE FOR this week is ready Anong
crest uaby tcl-s 81 deep nt~rcst contains the
corcusicn q the 7 al OF Samuel Drurv IN Brrokya
Chapter No on Lie Insurance; hetsr from our SOC
cia Correspondent from Cyttd Palace, England g'virg
graphic md mt ~ he asi TIP N the o.
Arc'ic, "Coiirs Line" MI ,hissn brgsnds; Ba ue
Cslifornis Criminal Nrws CorrespOndepce frrm al pa''
Fdiiofisls SC SC Office l6l Nassau 4 sold by al
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tP- NOTICE. Persons wishDR TO tend the fOrthcOm-
hs AIbt .efssTes Boston obtain tickets al four db
Lars ebullns ghem 10 80 to BOson and return by the
veAnsrs Buy State or Empire STATE, OF the Fall River
Lie Apply al The B0ol.,nle "
n,7 a. LEWIS COLBY, l2a Nasssu-st
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,-AnrGaubI.pR.-Tte frat Anniversary o. loe
Az son Tor The sop0Eession u 9aT5i2g " sa
49,. R,oad Az Tabernacle. on FhluAI ENbNlNO,
.bs :, ~ y N Addres.ss bg Rev JNO PissPoNT, -
I'm Nv Jso CHAMBERS Of Philadephil, a1o oInst
q. ,msn Tns "GsmbiePs WE auo o1nof SpP'O-
,,i,ie q ersS will he tuDg OG ihis occasion 49,
25 eens o.c1 for IB AT the Oihc OF oe Asso-
49,, u B.slmanGt and al the door Of Ihe Isoer ace
1u,h hr evening. Hyo
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A NTlQUITY OF TAlLORS.-"And
be mads for Adam and hs wi ssin co.s snd clothed
I ONDON WATCaES.-To persons

4 ONDON WATCHES.-To persons
= visi,inR lhe Great Exhibition Of all Nations, r. v
COWDEROY, Chronomsusr, Wsch and Clock sssor, a
Chsrrinfton-sl EewRoso, s-in, Psa erss, LSo1oe uv
begs 70 IL form hote who I-od vsunT noon MAJ ny
vii hnn ibis good opportunity o. in'Yts'ses $500.
god s,d oliver Dnpi-x SOD Lsy~r ~
vsr,n,ed Of hr,Lre qa-hy ct prcss 70 mset .ne
B. beEs 10 inform lDpoFtsrs o1 % rs,. sIcnss
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70 ksuee-IRlSH AMERICAN BENEVOLENT
NICIEfY- TIE members Of bis society take his method
Of informing lbe Hbernisn Benevolent buris Society OF
wbeh they lately med he Seventh Division, that their
for formiDg mis- Society that the Executive
Cen aee The hsb Of passug bi 10 not sa heau
std q. the laws Of The Society require, and Withholding
u b. lsst me- eiips alex dues from neuher then No =,
vSo vas j1sty entitled u ,he same a vel as nsny ohe'
st.u valuations of their lave necessary 10 ParcuarLe
8. WALTON Committee
2. CRE0AN,)
Esu.YOTk May 1881 myS "
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CocEtou's New-work. fhI Day Pab Bhed.
THE SISTERS; Or. the Fatal Mar

rsges ~ Henry Cock'or. srthor Of
Valentine VOx." The steward &c, lie, illustrated
~
TIE evils % tatnilV snd 'irt ngr
os1rtc ailha
upon socsiy Al e s~fts With ev-y
eics stty u sye al that sphcs os.u - sctca a'd
i,rsi q Ot ana raatvs vhh PrcaAay itrgah's W. ck
lLouf1u NON n 81
nsau'bor Il yssIt.s voI' h. fairly scp,-a arn,. s'
prsssut work rSs~ d'nhl.
fsi GIFTED p'h CoSk-ons A-s t'-s
10 truth slchsnteut that chsh hs god aa3 Sae
ood cugsnsl 90 to 50 r. rr.'s1i T'rk
Tie spsrs rot excsted -4Nst fkt.mner
Price 81 cents Il LONG & BROTHER
MI Sts1AW - Ann st.
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~ The "MathiIde DemidOnr Maatiiia-An
uNoe Of superior eegstce aud d-ioe In yle aud eaA.
cef hon anything heretofore introduced has 1s been
received .. he Paris Mandlls Emporium, Sol srosiwsY
an rsses n sviy shade Of color hsvi arrived by me
sA European steamer Shey sreresoy rlnspeouon 'on
cay Also, cGses Ofrich French PAIssols
my6 81 GEO BULPtN. ISL Bfosdway.
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q niasontc Notice.---Free- Ass1n'a bal op
B'esowAy u he members Of Washington Lodge NO ~,
O Pre- A. "a Acc-piec MssOns aouhst 10 convene al
h,r Rooms THlS DAY att O'Clock, promptly, for inc
rBpose Of CONVEYING t. his 6ns resug-pace The e%hy
rsushs OF our ae beloved brother, EDWIN sEAGER Inc
Es,rni,y 10 invited 10 psrcipsie. ~
myt ~ RICHARD LAO Ek, secrFAfy
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A bhAHAM MAZE would hereby TO-
Ipecfu " inform The pUAic that be 10 sas a. hs
Old tsrd 81 6l.eclertl prepared furnish all lds OF
Books ard Stationery, together wih general 80 o-nenl
o. RFAs Trimmings FOR mirrors and picture flames
and al sEd ssverAy the thousand and sc-s fncy
AND ntiry vhrh are 10 he hsd IN vel Stocked Book
stn7e A lsrg- sssorsment Of Family Bihss ny IS "a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Lectures on PhrenOIoRy IN Clinton Hail. cor
GER Of Rasssu ana BeeEmsn ais by l. N 70 "LER
SUBJECTS this EVENING, May 8-Ansiy.is % The
Ma snd Religious Nature Of Msn on PhreDolos pin
spfs Tiekes l14 cents
o. FRIDAY EVENING May 9-Msns Duty-Morai
1l,islreius Self ment- Practical PhfenOlogy
%, SATURDAY EVENING. Nay lo-hsrrsge-foe
v..,ops-Duty Of the Sexes. Tickets l2s cents or
~.l.s for q, 70 be bad al I,l N'''au. E,cn ,osIu
80 ,,o,s vim public examination and Ph'eaolog' cal
WI ei0'o ~" 80. "a gsn,lemsn mys
~ Important Free Lectures 10 y scn" is-.
- kn OfDr BANNlNOs Rfs,sb he society III.
49, Rn1rs sac Brosdwsy, 81 g Cclcht " - q III,
"TLs Iiausbce Of an loProp1r ea,ipon daTpg
a.. 80 D,sIs ana Of an luprope, ~ si,,s.
r,Scoesa tie Wetkae's ara Bodly Uel 5' Us
o. d,p and Yoarg Peoge TIE 300 ssad
fnce uplu lhe Lee'ui0' my8 1t
% aleud
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~. A Homs within Reach Of Am,aToe L.Dd

" Home wiIhIn Reach OF Ail.nToe Lsoa
rcstiy putcf ssed bv lhs NEN-HOkh Anu MANA
hONsCh HOMESTEAD AsSOCl ALTON, upon ~a'eh
tvet Visge. 10 eligby simst~d, on zoe lsS OF
Ne Nsw.ioik and NeWAsvea Railroad, for1y MN
les tce nom he cly and FAY yard. tom me STALLION
ssd Road IN the To OF Manar0oech. aud possessing
q ne sdvsitsges OF . thcky SET I'D Nhiase-such "a
euches school houses Hlores lumber and coal yAds &C
10 silhin i've mioul~s' wsk OF water cOmn0nicalou
skh this elIy poFtOn OF The premises cOmmaads me
uev OF Long sound To every peFsOo d-sring 10
Nsess = Home Tor hosef ths Associadoe Oilers sdvan'
kss aud Inducements 10 be ohtAned In any other al.
lscon heesii - he'd every Thufsdsy Sse'iag 81
hnouic HS ga Gtsno-sI where copies % me CHnsu'a-
soa Win every informsiion can to ohssiu-d Al cary
,ppcs icn for mbershp will % necessary a. be Ass
tuNp 10 rRpciy nDe up
rvr zoe rrrher. az re1ueslsd 20 no pune1ua In their
mstesoce stthe M9eog as The selection ofa name
W he VII q WIN be cAnalderrf
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OOLORRD WOMAN.-Wanted in

Nnpdisisly back or colored woman 20 DO The COOK
lug washpg and roLiug IN small ReBlsel family. No OF
jecuon Is msoe any Olher person Of he Pfoessl i
come well recommended for ther anilt, ana
cesnliLen. None other need spply. No h1o ssns
Brooklyn. MO ~
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HOUSE.-Wanted to rent, by gentle.
4 man and bis wife mo chndrep,) part OF gentsel
House Rent not 10 coed 500 References exchsnssd
Apply TO B Tfibuue Office mJoo'-
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~ IHduatriaI Home Association No hold
PAN nteuUgs every THURSDAY EVENING al III
o,hc ptH Broadway. Tor ghe a. m.ss'on OF m7mNers
ansaeon Of tesu ~ business Applications should
ssHtte sNy ey thoae VITO vba 30 avail themselves OF
0s 80 S,yss."ge' sa0Fees by No 2 s.urv p,..,s.,,
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A S CHAMBERMAID a, d Waiter, OF to do
IN 'euerAl Housework 10 ANAL private family; has
good city references Apply s. MOttst 10 the
Can be seen for two days myS 1t
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~ Nsmer Paciac.-Fcr ssle, al bsTgsn, thrre
acee heruls Ga beard ts- s..uer Psrsc TO ss Sat
S N l'n h'- Enquire Of BARsTOW POPE 20
tbatN mNe -
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a RTlFICIAL TEETH inserted without

hremoyipg The old roots, 90 this principle Tesh can
be used with perfect sod loos murh boltor a. mo
gums sTe eft their natural state which keep odt tas
sbeek and rive more yOuthfn aopoa'soee ~ 10 fsea
j. FOWLER 1856 Spdogst,
MI It. Two blocks west u Broadway.
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VHE THIRD SERIES OF SAT-


TbIteenth.sL win be exhibited On Y One Mosth faess
or OF Art consist OF coecuoa 81 euty six Views
81 Eufope Ats Minor syIi. The Bsly Lapd, Egypt Nu-
h,a Aso Arabia and A. aru Nature and Painted In
Oh BIZ Prot SltileT Admiration = eeais my56r
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A S Cook, Washer and IrOner, by re-
"a spectacle Young Woman who understands pestry.-
Can give good city reference Apply 81 Eighssvenue
10 he thre nd and need Can for dsys
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q Once of Gregory Rxprsss.-Psrsons
"a - e'reeiApR ior CshoFUiA vii % we'll 10 CAL 81 ena
IN. ese's eusseiOg their pSsssge whee Plans OF oe
"eaners can he seen sd.herths enseSed az lOW
pee THOMPSON HirCdcOCK,
hHe lac PeNl.. corner Wsll-tl
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COOK.-Wsnted, a Young Woman as
OCook TO 20 few miles 10 the coustry she must BE-
GOD Cook Washer ard lroner, and well reco o.
neLoed Apply at 259 feminist mv8 -
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~ Ste1wsnip Pacific. Motto e.-PssseD per
eoassop kCiFio, Tor Liverpool. ~ill please be 90
49,, ne Not o. CSns-s,. on SATURDAY, Msy 10. ~
ssssoca N and .sod al luggage not wanted ou re
4 So pc eeafa f'iday, May marked Bs.o"' viii
= -" ,ef % ibsir bsrth my5 81
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that understands hiichen garden and lakilg Of
hOse doing odd jobs about the house aud barR Ap
ply al eSf Broadwsy and must come well recommended.
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AS good COOK and excellent Washer
and Ironer by a respectable Girl, with best of city
reference Apply ct 40 Ws,tsst. my8 IL
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esss ,SSotsn Via gsiiceut Soap-Hs, scs-csy svef
ku,s tSl n curing Oars skin Frectes Tan, sun
az ss.,Ps,u d uahieg yellow and dark sat1 waiis
Ip.,s, = wsle n esses Of Salt Rheum scarvy ard Fly
SEVER, zen every O,her r-uleoy 10 FUND useless
ksvrs soos 70 mis- ey have been as'onseec ~ toding
O. D. - Soce o. tsice wasb'rg Pimples aut bo,ehes
Hn /, d Ssee they have uied every other ren7Sv L.
sta's a., sven nore admirable 10 is pFOPeri@s shau
ssd n a., NJ siorrs eOod~d Nth im,tadons
bus op ss "a tos JoSEss Itaisn ica Soap ana
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as NURSE by q respectable middle-aged
NWebh Woman; 10 accustomed 10 tale charge OF an
inaIt by ne onlh ght cav give good references
Apply 81 $50 FistsveIue Fifteenth o. over BAKERS
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DOYAL PAPIER MACHE aud IA
O-FORTE TUNING.-A Qentle-

Il man from England who bas hal several expo-
renee wishes 10 form engagements In New YOfk and VI
eniies a. Piar ofOr tuner Terms )derste Appliea-
ions either personally by letisr tpepad) addressed
TUNER 26 Vsrek 81 viii be puueIusly attended to- IN
StWThkSs
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FURNISHED HOUSE.-W Wanted, a
Il Furri.hed House In New.York or Brooklyn, by
small i,miy The best references given Address +.
b. M Tribune Office, stating terms, location &c myS 81
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ORIGINAL PORTRAITS OF distin-
~ uished persons. which. snOng many here ere now
on exhibition al BRADYs DAGU ERREIAN GALLERY,
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against 5. Georgia Q against :. Tennessee and
Kentucky each 10 against 10 So much Tor losses
now for the gains Alabama had Represents.
ti,es in the XVIII Congress-she now Is On.
titled to : Mississippi hal ,, and now has
Louisiana }, now g. Ohio 10. now p Michigan
/, now 5 Indians :, now II Illinois J. now Q
Missouri ,, now Florida. Texas. Iowa and
Wisconsin have come INTO the Union since ls3l
with an aggregate representation Of olght mem.
bers
Si1ty-one years ago the Republic contained
less than four millions 81 inhabitants Since
then II has increased 10 over twenty-,hree mi.
lions The same ratio Of increase for the pe,,
fifty years will show population Of owe, 100
millions a goodly number with which 10 begin
the Goth century The number of slaves has m.
creased from 697 s97. in 1870, to 3l79, $50 in 1850
The slave population IN 1900 was s93.On: IN
1870 l,l9l ,36i IN $780, l.53s.O64 IN 1880. 2,OD9
OBI, and IN 1910 2,+S7,ll3
The following table will show the Represe,.
tallve population OF the United States. the nun
Der OF Representatives to which each State Is
entitled, and also what States are to send Repre-.
sentatlveS on fractions
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The more we perceive the wonderful Obedi-
ence of JENNY LINDs voice To an adequate cK-
preston of the feeling OF 50 great an artist the
more we desire TO hear her IN something other
than pathetic Italian or sparkling German or arch
English songs The broad and beautiful manner
i'm which she sang Haydns On mighty PENS
asst evening, showed again the exquisite
adaptation of the aurOral freshness AMI tut
ness OF her voice to music 40 gushing AMI
Joyous as Haydn's, and We could not bus recall
his unequaled canzonets, She neuer TOLD her LoU'
M Mother BIDS me bind ma tar, ana make
programme IN Imagination IN which those should
appear with some Of Schuberts-1h' Fi'h'r
Mqiden, The Serenodc, &c. There could be no
doubt Of the popular success Of such songs Even
Madame Bishop was encOrod IN Schubert's Az
Maria, and there would bee a unity of sentiment
IN such concert, which 1t IS impossible to at
tain IN the purely arbitrary selection OF the pres
ent programmes.
Such request of course seems the very whlp
of safety. Yet entirely as we might feel IN the
slightest sketch of an artist his SURPRISING powell
who could resist the wish to behold an adequate
work This fraglnentary Concert-singing seems
that slightest sketch measured by the splendOf Of
her lyrical successes Her delivery Of Al me
fedeh a weak song from Beatrice di Tenda was
so pathetic as TO be the expression OF the com
poser's though, rather than of his music and was
Of itself sufficient to quiet any further compliant
Of want Of pathos in her singing
The German ballad 10 me SUNSHINE was OK
qulsite from her just appreciation OF the kIna o.
sentiment prevailing in the song, and Co""
thro' the rye electrified the audience TO that 1e'
gree that we saw several hats waving IN the en-
core Yet while we share this enthusiasm we think
Of the great songs unsung, Of the great songs
which none will be able to sing when JsSSf
LIND IS gone.
Sienor SAWS Fra POGO n ricoUero was nJcH
overdone IL - at best very tedious and com
mon-placo affair. If It IS the Swan song Of the
love-lom Edgardo-One wishes he would die and
have done with 1t. But TO die at such an nord
nate length, and then die again through an en-
core, IS indeed more tolerable" in concert
room, but quite as little 4" to be endured" as Upon
the stage We confess that this song was
fair illustration Of the style Of music that - most
popular But Its intense pathos, much less It's
passion, We cannot feel SALyI's interpretation
Of it was in harmony with the song But OH'
turtira iagrima however. was much more beau!i'
ful It had vase-lke grace and deIicacy, sad
well displayed his accomplished elegance
The Piano due. Of Messrs BENEDICT and HoFr'
Kan was j finished and brilliant performance
The cleamess and erIspness Of touch that ma'N
the manner Of both these artists was never more
striking. 1t was received With grea, applause
which IS grea; homage TO the piano ~ han F"
large IS that Of Castle Garden
The next Concert takes place to-nonoF even
ing, at Trpler Hall
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as they will accommodate may nave very sa'iS
factory lodgings but even IN England "here
Public Charity IS most munihcent, It Is mpoSSi-
BILE 20 build such dwellings for al from the con-
tributions OF Philanthropy. and 70 provide Tor
hundredth part while the residue are lei' a. 'h'y
were, Is Of very dubious ability The comfort Oi
the few will increase the discomfort and wretch
edneSs Of the many But only demonstrate tha'
building capaclouS, commodiouS and every way
eligible dwellings for the Poor 4 safe and far
investment, and that their rents may he essen
italy reduced thereby while their comfort Is pro
NOTED. and very great step has been made IN
the worlds progresS-One which will not be re-
ceded from
i saw IN the house last described newly
invented Brick new at leas; 70 mel which struck
me fsvorably 1t is 50 nodded as to be hollow IN
the center. whereby the transmission OF molS-
ture through 4 wall composed OF this brick
is prevented and the dampnesS often complained
of in brick houses precluded The brick is lar
ger than those usually made. and one side Is
wedgeshaped.
We went from the house above described TO
the first constructed Bathing and Washing es-
adjustment, George-st. Euston-square. In the
Washing department there are tubs &c. for one
hundred and twenty washers, and they are never
out ofuse while the concern is open-that is from
DAN to TIN There is in separate Drying
Room an apparatus for freeing the washed clothes
from water (instead of Wringng) by whlrllng
them very rapidly IN machine, whereby The water
Is thrown out Of them by centrifugal force or at
traction Thence the clothes, somewhat damp,
are placed in hot-air closets and speedily dried :
after which they pass into the lronmg-room and
are finished The charge here Is cents for two
hours in the Washing-room and , cents tor two
hours IN the Ironmg-room, which Is calculated 10
be time enough for doing the washing OF an aV-
erage family Everything but soap Is supplied
The huildmgiS not capaclouS enough for the num-
Der seeking TO use 1t, and Is to be speedily en-
larped believe the charges are too small, as
| understand that the concern merely supports
itself without paying any interest on the capital
which created IT,
The Female part of the Bathing establish
lishuent Is IN this part of the building, but that
for men is entered from another street. Each
has Hot and Yapor Baths of the first class for IL
cents; second class of these or tirst-class cold
baths for cents, and SO down to cold water
baths for cents or hot ditto for cents each. |
think these are not very extensvely-at least not
regularly-patronized in spite Of their cheaPness.
The first class are we'll fitted up and contain
everything that need be desired the others are
more naked, but well worth their cost. Cold
and tepid Plunge Baths are proilered at and y
cents respectively.
i must break of here, for the mail threatens
to close II. G.