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THE AMERICAN UNION.

Dutch. G lGI
| 1920. Massachusetts settled by the
| Puriians. aua
1923. New Hampshire settled by the
Puriians. aaasoa
1924. New Jersey settled by the
Dutch. tea
1927. Delaware settled by Swedes
and Fins. 70
| 1884. Maryland settled by Irish
1 Catbolics. 8t
1885. Connecticut settled by the
Puritans.
1886. Rhode Island settled by Roger
Williams a
1850. North Carolina settled by the
English. E a
1870. South Carolina settled by the
English. a
1882 Pennsylvania settled by Wil-
liam Penn. G5
1898. Georgia settled by Gen. Ogle-
thorpe. nHa E
| 1891. Vermont admitted into the
| Union. atA l
1892. Kentucky admitted into the
Union. o ~ H
1896. Tennessee admitted into the
| Union. @
1902. Ohio admitted into Union, as
State. II st.
1911. Louisiana admitted into the
Union.
1916. Indiana admitted into the
Union. d.~s @
1917. Mississippi admitted into the
Union. 9I aH w
1918. Illinois admitted into tbe Union.
1919. Alabama admitted into the
Union. D. u rW
1920. Maine admitted into Union,
as State. ae
1921. Missouri admitted into the
Union.
1886. Michigan admitted into The
Union.
1886. Arkansas admitted into the
Union.
ls45. Florida admitted into the
Unicn.
ls45. Texts admitted into the Union.
1916. Iowa admitted into the Union.
L lS4S. Wisconsin admitted into the
Union.
1850. California admitted into the
Union. ~ l5 .2
How TO TREAT A WIFE.-tirst, get
wife; secondly, be patient. You may
have trials and perplex,iea in your busi>
ness with the world; but do pot, there
fore, carry to your home a cloudy or
contracted brow. Your wife may have
many trials which, though Of less magni-
tude, may have been as hard to bear. A
kind, conciliating word, tender look,
will do wonders in chasing from her brow
all clouds of gloom. You encounter
your difficulties in the open air, famed
by heavens cool broezesj but your wife
is often shut in from these healthful
influences, and her health fails, and her
spirits lose their elasticity. But oh! bear
with her; she has trials and sorrows to
which you are stranger, but which your
tenderness car deprive of all their an
guish. Notice kindly her little attentions
and efforts to promote your comfort. Do
not take them all as matter Of course,
and pass them by, at the same time being
very sure to observe any omission Of
what you mny consider duty to you. DO
not ,rea, her with indifference, if you
would not scar and palsy her heart,
which, waiered by kindness, would, TO
the latest day of your existence, ttrob
with sincere and constant affection.
S,metimes yield your wishes 10 hers.
She has preferences as strong as you, II
may be just as trying to yield hcr choice,
as 10 you. Do you find it hard TO yield
sometimes? Think youit is not difficult
for her to give up always! If you never
yield 10 her wishes, there is danger that
she will think you are selfish, aud care
only for yourself; and with such feelings
she cannot love as she might. Again,
show yourself manly, SO that your wife
may look up to you, and feel that you
will act nobly, and that she can con6de
in your judgment.
~ n
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REPORT

Ofthe Joint Select Committee, appointed
to examine into alIedged Frauds at the
Defiance Land Office. 81
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-05-13

elbow deliciou, this tastes" /" murmured
Frank in very feeble tones, "but mother"
be continued, pushing slightly away the
plate and the orange, 81 may surely see
Julia now"
"she is no. here, my SON. said the
lady softly.
"But somebody is here" and with
nervous movement he parted the curtain
before Katie could escape.
"Why, Katie, as | live! Come here
child-you are looking pale, KATIE" he
said, tenderly taking her hand, "you are
quite pale, little Katie; your roses are
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Amnscmenis.

GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT-PAUL
UULIFN Violinist, respectfully announces that his
FAREWELL CONCERT wal, take place on TUESDAY
EVENING, February p at Metropolitan Hall on which
'''''' Mime s s,SI EJKEF soSrAo'
signor PoLzoLINI,
Signor GAsPARONI and
Signor ROCCO,
who have in the ndest manner offered their valuable ser
"Js' GRAND sTse Orchestra of FIFTY PERFORMERS undo.
the direction OF CARL EChEhf'
, Overture to La Cara Ladra. Rossai
BY the Orchestra.
h'nd0 Paul JULIEN 'e''''
s. Duo from Don Pssquse. Donizetti
signors BADiALi and Rocco.
T. Ballsd--Twas within a mile of EdinbOrO town.
Madame SoSiAS
& Grand Fantasia-Lucrezia Bogis........... Saintoa
executed for the inst time by)
PAUL JULIEN
Grand Seena from Purtan Bell nj
Madam SoNTAc and Sisnors PozzoLisI BADIALT
and GAsPARoSI.
o''''e BY full orchcsrs '''''' 80 = WV"
R0manra-'r NOr%snds' ;:;;'''''''''' Mercsdan.e
"rA' Witches Df rSaI % R .Issl'r re '' r'ann
l. Ana from Emani'.
Sig GAsPAsox.
Duo, for the voice and violin, composed expressly
MADAME sosrAo and PAUL JULIEN
Tno- raps tses, - @
J. Grand Symphonic Triumphie Memoir de Wash
inston arranged from National Airs, and per.
nzmtd for the first time by
PAUL JULIEN.
with orchestral accompaniment
Tickets ~ and 81 according 10 location. The sale Of
tickets will commence on Friday morning, Feb. IS, the
Music store OF Mr.. Hall Son, Nc. 80 Brcaawayl
Doors open al Concert TO commence Of " o'clock.
nODWORTH's CONCERT.-The THIRD
IL CONCERT Of poDWORrErS SERIES taxes place
on SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. %, lass, at METRO
PoLlTAN HALL.
Subscriptions. az admissions to the Seres,) g..
single Hckets ~ cents.
Reserved seats to be obtained at IL. B. DoDwORrH
Co.'S Musie Store, No. ASS broadway.
GRAND TEMPERANCE and MlSCELLA-
" NEoGS CONCERT, for the Benefit OF the CANAL
STkERT T. D. SoCIErls-UnPsralelcd Arrsenen'-
WEDNESDAY, Feb. y, 1884 az MERRiTTS HALL,
No. ls5 springs. Prof WlrrENBERG Messrs. MAC.
DoNOUGH, STOWE, BROUWER, LLOYD, KNOX,
Misses and Master DEAN. Master DEAN VIII preside q;
the Piano Forte JOHN QUA, Chm. Of Com.
NlBLOs GARDEN.-Mad II. SONTAG's
IN FOURTH and LAST sERIES.-wEDNESDAY,
Feb 9S-Nineteenih Opera Night-Posuyely lasf time OF
bon PASQUALE
Norma. Mad. SONTAG Ernes,o. ...Sx PoxEolini
Dr. Maatests. Sig G. Bsish Don Pasqaae SIG Rooeo
On Tuesday win be sod the - Seas and on Wednesday
the o. and s. Seats at the Garden and at No as Wall st.
Opera conmencts st H.
On SATURDAY, March 5 Mad. SoNTAG will riye 8
Grand Concert III Concert Hall, Brooklyn.
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NAPOLEON IN EXILE; by B: OMssrs-
n .y9. Iano e and svq g a ALLiSRso erSat
IS cenrs PHYSICAL THEORY oy ASoIhE4 LIZ
81 RAMSAY'S GENTLE SHEPHERD, 81 LAWN
g WM. GoWANs, No. us Fai'on<t
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n.eis meeting viii be held the Repository, No. SOL
Brosdway, on TUESDAY the a2d Of February inst, at
,oon sybect-Tbe Growth Of Plants and the Operation
- Fe,tzsrs Also American Nader Sumack and Forest
Ie,s seeds &c, Will be distributed. Those who have
choice seeds gra kc will bring some aud exchange for
,.T. are specially invited Admission
an II. MEIG5, Secretary.
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ITO BUSINESS MEN-For Sale, an Inter

Il est of one-HAf in a Composition Decorating Es.ab.
hshment for the Manufacture Vt Ornamental Pier and
Center Tables Looking Glass, Portrait and Picture
Frames Interior Decorating Of Buildings Steamboats, sc.
Nine years established with lease OF premises having
country and city connection. Apply No. lS2
Chathsm.st upper floor
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ry- New.York Historical society.-Course Of
Lsures l852lg3 for the benefit of the Fire Proof Build
ns FuDd The eighth Lectule will be delivered at Metro
poitan Hail. on THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. a. by
GEORGE SUMNER, Esq, on "Funce" The doors wil
be open O'Clock the Lecture be delivered at
ocIock Tickets fifty cents Tickets may be procured at
the Library Rooms in the University and at the door
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4 USTRALIA-A well qualified, licensed
~ SURGEON can secure free passage exchange for his
services in ship 10 sail saturday 2sth inst by applying
20 r. w CAMERON, No. ll6 Wallet
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NIFAGHER's SPEECHES-THraD EDI-
wi rox Speeches on the Legislative lntspende q
Ireland, with introductory Notes By Ihom" fHhe'
Meaxher. limo, cloth, portrait 81. -, ..x.,.l
aiords internal evidence Of nn9l h@ey
Ena expsrs.cs sentiments ustyaz TIE syzpaaes %
exesded to stye socrsrsS as 9'4s1 -
P's'sl" n0Ss {" As-As-NA'- TN.tssaa In,slEs-ac-r
On SATURDAY, Fehrrsry ssA .--- q,
THE LION SKIN AND TIE LOVER HUM. bJ
Charles de Bernard. limo. cloth. u.
Next week =. -
WHITE, RED AND BLACK. Diary OF tUuA -
United Srsie, By Frsncis AID Thsrssa Play sos7
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DASSION and PRINCIPLE.
III MABEL LEE.
Ny HOME IN TASMANIA
PAssAeEs FROM TIE DIARY q. s9LIC'
ITOR BUNCE bAoiHA " =
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CT- Little Neck Associs tion.-A meeting Of this
will be held at the Westcbeser House,
Of Bowery and Broome-st., on TUESDAY EVENING"
Feb % at ~ O'CLOCK Gentlemen wishing 20 join
invited TO be pfesent JAMES GILMORE, Sec.
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CIRCUs.-NEW-YORK AMPHITHFA.

INTER-, No. 81 Bowery-R. SANDS Co, Propnetors-
MONDAY EVENING Feb. 2, the performances will cam
mence with Grand Cavacsde, ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Ma.
THANs. Dashing Horsemanship. Fifteen Splendid Acts
in the Ring TO conclude with the Grand Spectacle ST
GEORGE and THE DRAGON. Prices of adm sson-Boxes
Is cts Pit 123 Door open 81. Performance commence
at IT. Performance Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
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COOK, Chambermaid and Waitress wanted
~ in small quiet family residing in New-Hsvea al
must be Protean and understand their business Apply
tor two dAyL from II TO O'Clock, at No liS Grand Sc
Also, frStciass Man Waiter.
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ID private family, wher. tksrs are no bosrterA os not
re than one or tso vii Be absent daring tho Day bsst
reference given Ess Broadway vicinity sfs1eo AZ
dress with pAr-sa<.a ssg days, D. Tribune ORss
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A BOUT 80 plain and frst-rate Cooks, IS
Girls age 10 to IS, and plenty Of Men and Boys
wanting employment at G. MASONS Offers No. $50
Broadway and No. las Bcwey. Terms-YeaTy subscriP-
tion, SEC. Otherwise &c
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ITO PRINTERS or PUBLISHERS.-For
ROLLING-MILL PROPER.

TY for SALE The subscribers offer for sale the
Greenwich Iron Works situated the town OF Greenwich
Conn, q miles OF Stamford and IS miles from this
city, the Mianus RIVER being one OF the best water
powers in the State The property consists of Rolling
Mn capable OF finishing 5000 tuDs Of iron per annum
Wire Mill containing ~ blocks, large and small Chain
Factory two Dwellings and barn. together with about 30
acres OF Land These works 10 fab and ccecsiu
opeTa ion with material hand for about three mouths
work. Possession could BE- gwen without delay. Apply to
HOLDANE Co. No 81 Washlngton-st.
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FURNISHED COUNTRY RESIDENCE

II TO LET-ID Rive, q Furnished NOnse, Tor D months
year, beautifully located accessible ~ fine bathing.
within hours ride OF the City and the Depot APP
ply TO j. PENFIELD, No. Us Broadst.
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T,HE MODEL DWELLINGS in THIRTY

ITO LET-Nos. and 7 Spruce-st, q larg
Machinery with steam power from The Tribune. inquiI
Tribune Office.
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II LUXURY SECURED.-An entire Story IN sioae q
House CONTAINING every modern improvement convenient
Tor hVe sN or seven adult persons desI ns
ta hoard preferred Nea. served At private table To-
cation not surpassed May Ne bal Union slnsfc Also,
Reem en- krst fcog snitshlo Cor Office Inquire No
ertyst.
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6uetial Noiires.

~ PEOPLES Lectures.-Rev. THEODORE PAR
KtR viii ave The Twelfth Lecture OF the Peoples Course
~ Tsbsrnscle. TUESDAY EVENING Feb u. SUB
Anglo Saxons; Their Origin, Character, and La
ssnee Lsctuie to commence at S0cloek Tickets l24c.
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~ O1lce Of the Association for the Exhibi.
ton OF the Industry of All Nations-No So
Broadway, NewYork Feb. - l83-Noce is hereby given
thai an election viii be held at this Office MONDAY,
March q between the hours OF 10 AM and PM for the
purpose OF choosing eleven Directors Of this Association
BY order; WIN. WIIETTEN, Secretary.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-17

VIcR PRESIDENT KlNG.-We deep
by regret to learn by recent arrivals
from Havana that the health Of Mr..
king, Vice President elect, has no.
Improved since his departure from the
Unite States. He himself, it is now
said, despairs Of his recovery, and has
gone to Matanzas in the steamer Full
ton. ss r ~'ie@ .9t
The Sugar plantation selec ed b.
Mr. King as his residence while or
the island is situated about threemilcs
from Matanzas, on quite high ground
BIN front of the house there is a beau
tiful flower garden, and'in the vale,
below several large sugar plantation
can be seen. A sdistant view Of tn
sea is had from this spot, It is at !
sufficient distance from tho water, how
ever to be removed from all dampnes
arising therefrom. The health of N.
King is very precaridus: He has, it'd
said, scarcely FIVE pound Of flesh upo'
bis body. le#
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-17

BATON ROUGE:.saAR. II, 1858


AZ Distinguished fellow-citisen, ex'
Governor, and late Attorney-Gen
al Isaac JOHNSON is dead! We learn
this mournful intelligence from a pri-|
vate despatch received yesterday even
lug, at half pat 8 o'clock. He died
at his Hotel in New Orleans on Tues
day, night. and his remains will pss'|
upsthis morning on the steamer EN-
peror to be deposited in the family
vault near ST. Francisville. IA
In the death of Isaac JOHNSON,
Louisiana has lost one Of her ables \
Jurists and most enlightened States
men. His charity and benevolence-'
his affible and courteous department,
won for him the affection ofhia friends
and his intrinsic merit as . man, ele-
waited him to the highest Office in the
Gift Of the State. As Governor his
acts received the warmest encomiums;
characterised As they were by the lib
eral and enlightened principles, which
marked his course in private rs well
as pablic lifa.u He was the same mo
del Of perfect gentleman everywhere
and obtained the involuntary honi
ago Of all who knew him. # he had
faults they were such Is grow, Of, and and
are the natural offspring Of genius
We do not ask the cold and calculaatt
ing world to overlook them-many-
too. many Of the brightest intellect
have fallen prey to the same, be
cause of a lack in society q THAT sym
pathy of which the world has naugh
to bestow. But there is sympathy
silent, yearning sympathy, such as sou
yields to soul. and 81 70 spirit, o
which the mass Of d. eging men an
and the daylight kpass nothing =,
Peace say we. to - ashes Of
distinguishedfe fellow citizen IsAAeJdl
SON, his virtues will never be forgo
ton. al See sel bas 2sssa. ~ 20 !.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-17

~It is stated that the grading O
khe Louisville and Newport Railroad
will be commenced about the LIST Of
August.