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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-06
Giluations njanteo-femaies.


AN AMERICAN WIDOW LADY, OF education
and refinement would ike the charge Of hogse'
hold Best given. address Tor hieo oay ME W.
No 10 University place
A MIDDLE-AGED American WOMAN Is DESTROYS
Il obtaining SITUATION HousskeepeT or as rure 70 an
invalid lady; have objection 20 travel ,he oe't OF cry
references ever. Can be seen FOR ten days at no. d "
LNTANTED.-An American woman, accustomed 10
w travelling yshe. 70 20 to California with family NURSE
Address No. " East Thirohst, for one weeN
NVANTED-Situaton as SEAMSIRESS; Can
w ades AID ehidrens dresses and dsa di-s ht
can take charge baby fom is birth Hes hss CITY refer
euee two days at No. 2I East l"ehy'Lrdi
between First snd Second ayrs
NtTANTED-A SITUATION, by young GIRL, a.
ehambermad and waitress small private am OK w'ud
do fine washing, call fo days No III East Eleventh
st., Room No !.
A LARGE EMPLOYMENT HOUSE of trst-cass,
n eipible. civil FEMALE SERVANTS. also oernsn sEd
French girls daily hsnd aud Other good Le 10 's a. o
80 siIthaye. above Tweniy-iounh.st MiSo. oILI,l-t
A NUMBER Of well recommended German Girls
want SITUATIONS do general HOUSEWOkh Sc at Mrs
LOVES German Institute No II sanions near the BoWery
TIlHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
GURSER & Co. Nc. 90 Cedlrst., New YORK
See Advertisement In smother Column
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Ceciures an9 nleeiirgS
Corporation Notless

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public no is hereby
~ the occupant OF t. Q, az hoUs.s
snd o improved .. s SP b ~ s5 and ~ iotsed in NJ.
Office Board Of Assessors for examination b. Pe0n' inter
regulating and paving Thtyfrt street i-u Fifth to Sixth
avenue, " blocks
81 For building ia Bds street. brt"ero Rvingsn ane
Delaney. M ..
10 a point westo Of Fir,I
For buildings bsyard street brw-h ChTy'is and
e,h For building FRS, o dr', street TO
and through SIXTY second stree, 70 near Second and BASIN OF
Tth. For building IN Eighty sreond srt t"een ibfo
sth Fer building Thynnth ;ecoud
10 the crown between Second and Fist ayeuuts. -.
For building in FOXY ninth sfo-. rom hth TO
Ih filing sunken lot. in 2sth street bF Second and
lib For paving the Bo~ery solstseoA street
li ~ r1gbraoci BY ouch sement ao..a The several
sud lets ground vacant o poces and aaa 'u
it Roth ,lo, Of T rv6r., street, from Ef b. sixth
10 tie bali the BLOCK The lHtetsettns ,'e
"a Botl sides OF Howard street, from Cen~ .' street
"a sides Of Ridge Ryugto1t DInte 81 street
<'b Both sides Fiy rom Fm,t recoad sve1nei
cas-, side Second ayeno rom fy % 10 sAyi0'i
sth Eoth .ide of Raysri t. from chfy rsyth street
e Sky sefohe
and both tds Of SiAty street n f't 10 see"~
7,h Both side. OF second e, Fourth
nee to hall the boc tie inters' Neuues
e Of Thirty.nn.h street from c'td avenue 70 me
crown SecOnl aud fs Gnd n extent o. La
the block way the ess,ery side CT se.oni
OH ades OF FORTY ninth street from III Nig,h s,enne
Third avenues known Ward NJ. n "a blo.s 800 Is
llib Both sides OF Third avenue from Bowey ne pe,t ss
an prsa whose in cfcs,s s.e affected by shove sned
nens opposed 9th fthrm
ispeJ a. tsr oHce 10 q .nbers street NV nj
House ihIty days from Tie date Of this no.le.
}}|99SS 3 qSFElfS%EEtL, Bond ofA'''"'".
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Sales bp Qutiioii.


A. J. BLxEcKER SOY q Co, Anctionesis.
A UCTION SALE-COPAkE IRON MlNES.-ln
pursuance q tie stockhodeEs VIII be soi Al public
naeon Compsgy Office in Copke. Columbia County on
WEDNESDAY tbs 10Th day Of October n o'clock In the tsi
Of tho CoJAke lion Nnesi eOnsHs o.
Aud about 10 according 10 msp and descriptions 70
g,ther the budaEs fixtures e,ns nachinery apparatus
and materials The premises and besngrg 10 'nd company
SAFE positive. ,
70. further Information apply to the sasdoneer, no u C:
- CDR of De Trustees CHARLES u. hLLs pfesilent
A. M MrRwIs AoctionecI.
DY BANGS, MERWIN IL CO, Broadway cor. Atm
ID sts, Of BOos Won, Of Art Fancy food. farn,n, ht
6Eo. A. LRAvIrr Aucnoneer.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 495 Broadway
D'LEAyiIT sTREBEIOH Co. successors 10 J. h. Cooley
CoSsIGss EsTs f0IIcirsD. ADTAsoEs sAuH
DY JOSEPH EGEMAN.-SATURDAY, Oct o,
ID II 10 o'clock tho Genital sasaooms W!eusn5y'i
P-ar 81 okyn. Lse sale Of good ma hand fufnaF'
Pianos. Carp-t.. Stoves. Rocsswsy %aEon. te. &C
nor SALE.at AUCTION-A FARM Of about 10
a hols ndr from New iork l Torn In good
cord ton osiory d cling house barn and cfi, house all
good repair Tie live stoc farming utensils aud houhod nftt
tore sold The sal- will take plsc" 10 f-mi'e' OCT
TO- o'clock Part Of The purchase money iof be feA esS
can retaan bond and morgage. 49,.
The place schools and churches Should the
e l0 the sale vii ske pscs the nezi
For further fsrchra adde's J. q. GtbDii NO 10
HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.-H. II. LEEDS
i MINER will tel b. Auction on SATURDAY., De-. o. At u
o'cloeb, 81 front o. the Treasury Nv st. "a
BLACK PONY yea 10 hands high long tail and
kd and seh la nsIe aud double harness Can pace In
minutes.
Also.
A.,tofs = SINGLE HARNESS.
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OYYics OF TBE STREET CoHfiss oNTR,
No ~ Broadway. !


No. ~ Broadway. !
ITO CONTRACTORS.-PROPO iucosed in
ead ,neope Endorsed the til. II the wsik and
OF the bidder viii 5e sysd 1t t oice until mi
DAY. October ", 1865, at II O'clock, ~.
guAs gradg curb giter and tagging One hundred
Nirts o. rect, between fonrih ard FIN ayrhgeN
eurbu gathering and tsssng Forty seventh street between
Rglth ssd Broadway.
for curling suteras ess,nI and ntsrs,ens
streets, from Chsx0eg Canal sITsss
eurbt eutess sd fsgs Lsursns street between Spisa
and Prince
For elfbBs guttefns snd eAfrns OnshSnded SAD h'hh
street. betv Third snd FolrA
For cuTbAs gathering aad osegns Ono ents lha
stTssi,b fourtravraue sud kre1oe A.
For hagsss trr between hudsonsTret and norh RIVER
For between Third and t GVenues
For between s1iA aid seFeh'h avenue'
For nss.,s Third s,,. ssvs. Sixty ana d ssVeayninsh
streets.
between One AsnsfedendteEh aud One
hundred and tves ieih streets
For hasrius the Sdssslss sTossd stuyvs.antsesne
For build fss.Asn Cec,ins the hos railing 20 closs
Madison
6hhsireet. a.,
Blank proposals tsseher with As 'pess atous and
oceDssd Street DepInnt New
Yers ssr. ~ 1856 CHARLES q. CORkELL, street tcmmis'
TB,HE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
n 0URNER &C., No. o. Cedar-s., Nsw.York
see Advertisement In another cola pn
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Giirallons fnante1- alnles.


A YOUNG MAN Of the highest responsibility tage
Office
A SITUATION WANTED-AS assistant Book.
", Boa 30. no rdbuuo Office
A YOUNG MAN, "a years of age, of considerable
N business experience, wishes EMPLOYMENT speaks and
7. V. F., Tribune Office.
A COLORED MAN would like to obtain a SITUA-
"a TloN COACnMAN. Six years reference be given
Address }. p, Box No. 1870, Tribune Office
CITUATION WANTED-As COACHMAN by an
- English single ,aGrGofy bis sa5 S
ROBINSON. No. lc4 Yves, Twentlcihst
no EDITORS, Lawyers, Express Insurance and
MENr sub Editor, Reporter Correspondent Amanuenais &c
Adires HAMILTON Tribune ohee.
rTO BOOKSELLERS-WANT Situation in
the whole re branches a the above business SALES
MAN GENERAL CLERK by competent Young who
cLERk iribane oates s-.,' y e--..e'-.' ~ :
rEO FARMERS.-A young Man who has been en-
poyed Farm during the pasi year sires similar STU
Winter icing hs principal object Addres. stating where interview
may be bad B. r. Box No ls9 Tribune o6ice, Nev-Y0rs.
no BOOKSELLERS.-WAN Situation IN
the whoeae retail branches Of the above business SALES
MAN GENERAL CLERK by comPetcn young man. who car
CLERK, nioans once.
NNANTED-A Situation as GARDENER aud
&c ~ N5 fTF %TcSSs s'G S osi And
sober Cmaedl Inquire OFF. LAUGE. NJ 1913 Lbcryst,
NtN-tprh
WANTED by a young man who during tho lat
w nine hi' been connected with bS9k p 9;ghns n'
Cashier, Teller sud bookkesptr SITUATION The yey
best 4 reference. Direct, }. q. NJ, Norwich Conn
WANTED-By a respectable NAN (EnghshG
w SITUATION Foreman n Manage Ia Hardware hnnf-.
tory Has thorough knowdge fMhre End Ioolmhng In al
it, branches Coll addre,. 81 sAULT No 6a5 Eshhase
NVANTED-By q respectable MAN Engiish) .
w SITUATION as Foreman Or Nance IN laId~sTe Mina
IL al IL braness cal sddrs,, s1UTE ,Ss EsbthaJe
NVANTED-A situation by Single Man, a
w COACliMAH and GROOM in private fsmiiyi max
him,.f Useful seBs-mu' place steady and ssbeti give
city reference iom hi Last em Adde'S Ne T. Bon No.
iOo fhbUue once.
ElTET NURSES obtained daily until 3 p. m.-Siok
w HuTs@s both short notice. 81 l. 4. iANsENo
Copper. and Lcecbers 80. siK h.. the BoweFy.
fEHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
Il GURSER & Co. No. 90 Cedar. st., NV Yors.
See Advrfi,crBent n another c0lgmn.
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Ip0TOY 1OUFDTICT DEPARTN Publ

NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARThENT.-Publio
Notice hereby al interested tue eouue-
on OF the following Improve vii; sewers y 9Th,
and llth HUDSON
street between aud Hammond streets sui 10 Greenwich
street between ChToIher and Hammond IN Houston
street between Thompson and Laure Streets eets 0etvern
5s 9th aud Hudson hre s Lew" street
Leroy 81. between Bed
ford and ST. Lakes plce in LauIens street eween Canal aud
Broone Outlet l lt Re-
eeyhg and Cuvers the corner II tA aenne and
Id street; and sab street. s. r..
of BIondvay and N Tth and I'D
street and s. and 32d also block
payeen,s h 9Th 10 asth street from
en- tyenoes IA Canal stree, from Broadway. 60 West street.
rah 'FRONT.' street. aud fo wont TO South
street from Wall street 70 OH slip; ia 18th Iees
from side Of sth TO Broadway IN Nd sre from o 70
William Beaver 10 poh s1et IN 5Oth
street from aveuue; Goth nom 1t % 5h
and in Greenwich and in the
posed against ths Re ewing ReseoIr Central Park,
that the e, Il the C0m e be al
The times for tie opCan. tie proposals
ceved the fore opening ay dsuTned II
THOnAs STEPHENS, )CToton
ROBERT L. DARRAGH, Act
A. ". CRAVEN, }BosTd
VI
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4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD. arrangement,
IL October 1866 -Leayes James dip y a H. ,or Green
bort stations; lo;0 syOsc ard stations JV
for Greelport; 400 syoset aud way s
Gons SO FaringdNe end way stations and Saturday nights
North I'lip.
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
WI Foot BarcsyOn and amer July H. Morning mail treni
for Hsclets.own and intcrmesaie stations will leave al $50
Man Express Of Mbpm ct 40 m Dover
JTpIess Of ; p m ..os.. ,,
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general ssoaer removed ,r convenience q e neadag Par
.Hd iHga carpets. snisI aEd M Mirror D. w y Center
Tables r. W Dress Bureaus, do Beisetds Coss- Suites kSsy
ChsI $ Chs sa. Chine, crOcEey, Glassware, s. r. Ware
&C.; slso Kitchen Furniture
IESEY ~ ITrD Mrs2R Auc,oneeT'odeo No. % Liberyi
ON WEDNESDAY, Oct. 10. 1866, OF 10 o'clock
" M private stsbs No. 81 West Eighteenth T., sd
Po.y: ct, Of Ps's iisS % fs, 0s h'e' and
TORON1O tHlEF-rbe well known tro,,ius stallion.
DoNSY KArEM,e to Clifton u double haur., can o' In
nc TSGs6M S aEf of sa ss i've S' ys DID, stylish
LADY BELiBown mare BY Eurcks year, old very f.'
BLoNDE-Ihe famous young ma'e BY hoss@'d' he"ensu'
enc osF PAIR BLACK HoRsEss1 and seven year, cd. can
very mixing very handsome esge team being unsurpassed
III ho5.s viii be P0SJTyELY SOLD TO THE
HlGHE BIDDER WITHOUT htsEhh T. ana can o. '1 S az
UNITED STATES MAHSHAL1 SALE-CTcut
so6 Ii ' survivor S' i ss b Lacrosse Tai,. Raj
the .'a.s H d..G w R.g'd Somg'Iy
Bfsst.sd heveonb Ceyehnd william Gmms Io;'a Hatsswy
I.sP.t FErd,sl In. st &c f mt e.,
"t Ertsis Msrip.r Avery Hi, 4; v Rudd fmTLa l. Glif
F FSSs %E. 18Th hs~.'d Ss fd1
@ s s S 'n S's. sa"
s-:'e G. w c S6aSS3 aco 6.S cd
so,,.s az. a.sry vssa-
e.sS -. Gad s.., g ne district q w.o5n Gearing ..;
40 s q S;Y.stss 4 n % II. VI. IAs3iT % I 'a a
An, g.h d,, Of Dee.msr A. D. 1855 seoct the
1': .Ss .aa.1 4. t.io.d q al. compsnJ Is the
~, hhusatse Ei runnihs thence Portage Cy d"ee Of
X Sc, Uhiob road bs, s.sn .onnct,d sad full OP.
-. .s -. .'s a.. sS i.1. ' !. ZEE s. Eli
Coo WCs1sSh o. way n Csas eas 70 Na.so Imh'' COO.
"a; "a, .: -s ~ si IS ai;:s 80
Sstvers Wsr. snd Csossn 20 sos'aets '' fhs hne 81
,s rs. n dot a.r..oa OOsaus As az. a'r stssy'
. s ' =. x I'd a. % sss ssS S.u ,
r,< ss.s,s,' 20. .ar. t ~ o.
as.r s- .. a.. a.. sd. y az. s.i I'D O.. ssa
s.m.. w.A.r, sessss 'ud sts soadnp and ss cab. Ia
ss.'S..:s a. g $685. .sS 80 ssn ar ID. ~ s.s
sssu '.s.. az, -. ,ss S * s
gh' .L.S "a Az. sl :. %. sspo.s1i cI:i
E.9v. rod s4s:'' :: be- '; r. s 20: s 90 s:
- IS 81 O. - 81 s:' a9S s.9 q IS vi
nth proyo., Of tho fSlAy stock bought by it hseVs,
sncs h sppoiasent ae set sAaisg 81 q. Ens Division a
:, IA. rop. H. L. Puime ard confirmed By the
ess saa shs ID sisgar the rgho hSstisI md f,Ase Of
.aEss .,ae ciy sd Wsi,rt.wn ~ way q csu.ea.
70 id Aforesaid sud H the prspery real ard eonal d al
uss, fr as es rss tom Mnwsuh. Porsge
tzy aaS hog By Of Co'umba% 70 Midland The
said ssis via be ssds without 70 ssy ce ~; % G
,I l a. and the alley between o i've % ana nI 0l In
blsd m tie Second Ward Of the cy OF hlSsakee az
Y.hlss R,i.S Compsny one in hvor Hin Rudi and the
s,h, r. favor a joseph Csmsy and VIII sa al the other
prp.rt, described before e Inc iIoaa nom !" a
iH'o"' e5 WY o. O'''n0''' ~ cGssIus FMRCHILD.
a.. Marshal IN and for the District Of Wisconsin.
nlwsuk.s seps. az 1905 sep.2s law 10 Dec.a2s
UNUE GRFAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
i GURNER 4 Co.. No 81 CedaI-st. New York
seldveHisemen, IN another column
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NIACHINERY.-Any one having secondhand
wi SASH sTlCKER GOOD order for SALE will hnd pucaser
By addressing fo weeks w G. r., Freehold n D. Box No -
FI,HE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
OURNER Co.. No. a. Cedar st., Hew.Yor6
See Advertis ia another coluur.
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Atlofs.P. SINGLE HAREKss.

HKSRI n. LEEDs. AuetioneeT.
HENRY II. LEEDS Il MINER viii sell by Auc-
ton SATURDAY Oct At 0i o'clock It their salssTo
No. 81 LibTyst HOUSEHOLD FURNiIuRE, consisting Of a
sssoner removed for n sale including Par
or Dinng room Lbgay AMI Chamber Furniture Velvet Br'es
md Iun CaTpcs 'nts AID Pier Mirror g. w ~ T. Center
Tables =. w Dress Bureaus do Beietd Cot,sgr Suites kay
Chslrs c Chs' &C. Chine, Crockery, Olassware Ware
hc Mo-. kicMnn flrnInro
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PURCHASERS
OF
WING ACH les
FOR EXPORT

Hssiss. BsS.yay Table Git Wheel Hsede' &s k',
&C. ming Brfsss Ensssess Tuesing and Quilting Gu lids
50 70 ertIa
Casssfn PsekisI 81 each
Al o,es, u b. Addressed t. NJ. FAusoURG MoSThARTRE,
or M. q BOULEVARD sEBASTOPoL
MaMs CASE
Rsier,Ieet-W o. RcHARDs, eiq, W. songR esq Boston
CHAs. r. GOODWIN.
C.tf. I,iv I
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANHs
THROUGH LINE TO CALlFOENIA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,

Steamers eve Pier No AZ North River foot Of Cans at u
seloek, noon, follows; ..., ,to,s
Oct L-OCEAN QUEEN Capt = Howes 70 connect WIN 'lO4
TARA, Capt q. H. Bradbury. o., e.o,,
6et 2aDHESRY CHAUNCEY CAPITA G. Gray, to connect with
GOLDEN AGE, Capt Lapdge: 80. - .
ARdepartue touch al Acapucoi those a Joy thd L a
for South Pacific ports Isl and m ioT Zen
ASa American porte and those q Let touch Ut MeuEHho
Of llh each month connects with TIE new Steam me
fou Panama TO Australia and Now Zealand
steamer II Dee ~ 1906 will with the lrt steamer o the
PoHpany China Line leaving San Francisco jan !oA ioI hong
EmE
hundred pounds Of baggage allowed each adult Medicines aud
ottsndsnce free.
For passage tickets and al further information apply at the ohce on
= y X. UOLMAN. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-06

To Liverpool Queenstown. ..........slgo 80
TAToDgh Passage Paris Antwerp Hamburg BTemtn London
Ae. allow Iates. ,,,-- o..
etssee Passage Tickets to bring persons from byeroior 00esn
avn currency be obtained Of No "a broadwAy
Cabin Passage apply the once Of ne company
Be- 81 BosdwAy for Seerage Tickets h the fssssse Oe Vi Tho
s'H PAny NO - VI W. f. W. j. HURST Mauss,r
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SEMoVAL; v,,nov s,wvrR . Co..
AGENTS for WASHINGTON MILLS, BUKLlnndON MpOi1EN
COMPANY. CHlCOPEE aud EEW.ELLhhiiON MILLS,
SARATOGA VICTORY MAHuFMIuHING COM'
PANY. MILTON BLANKET and
FLANNEL MILLS,
VIII REMOVE Nos. % and 81 PaIkIaoe TO Nos ~ ana q
st MONDAY T., q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-06

PsI,engef Station IN EtWYo corner Twenty ssvnthSt
Youth ave- LutrAnce rweutv-ssysntnF-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-04-27

Il wild. importunate cry burst from nv
tevered lips for death to hasten to my re-
lief
At length. as the third day closed. the
force of the sirocco was spent. and the
ireSher west wind rolled up from the
ocean, ditfil>ing new life upon its path.
But for me it came too late. and | could
only welcome it as an unhoped for but
tender friend. who would cool the bleared
and burning eyes closing forever in the
desert. and hover over the lowlv pillow of
sand on which | was fast sinking to nv
last repoSc.
Nevertheless. that west wind was vet
to save me- Ere it had blown many
hours. party OF natives, who had been
waiting its coming TO carry their mer
chanli>e OF palm oil and sa@o 10 the coast.
passed near the spot where WAS lying,
attracted by the hoverin" of a vulture.
sought out what ii might Indicate, and by
the mercy of Providence. discovered me
before my weakness had deepcneI into
death. Beneath their care | soon rc-
vivcd. AMI was able to be borne OH a rude
Hitter to the coast. where Il cruiser was erc
long found to receive me. and rewarded
nv kind preservers
After Il time. we encountered my own
vessel. and TO my great Joy. on board her
NJ .,,I,- l,,
but the lamented companions of my own
disastrous expedition. whose boat sweep
III" down Il succession of rapids. had
Reached the sea in safety. Years have
passed since then. filled with the wild
chances and pcrilS of Il sailors life. but
none recall So wildly remembrance of
distress. misery. and intense suffering aS
that Desert Storm Adventure
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-04-27
80 49,

S,ucY.-'Thc local Of thu Spring
field Republican is responsible for the fol-
lowing palpable hit at the ridiculous
spring styles:
"Fcw persons, We apprchend, were
aware of the extent TO which apparently
modest ladies' were willing to exhibit
themselves. till the prescn; style of hoops,
small at the top and very large at the bot
tom. came into vogue. y lady was sur
priscd, recently, on remarking to gen
tlcman friend that the Spring opening
was at hand, by his replying, Yes l sup.
pose spring has come, for see the ladie,
have taken of their flannel petticoats
And this saucy individual had no better
chance for observation than every man OIL
the street has.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-04-27

\ white man in St. Louis became cn-
RACED at a megro the other day, ana MAS
about to strike him with lprichbat. when
the colorcl man fell hack Oh reserved
rights: Look here, white man, don't you
strike me wild dat ar rock-,lon'i YOU 10
1t, >;sr. I'd have YOU know dat when you
strikes me you strikes a bureau -
\ great many of our southern friends
are going north, They feel 4 curiosity {"
sec weai on earth whipped them >c--LOu,
jour.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-04-27
Correspondence Of the Ph9nir.

Gou have some excellent rul,.- I'm ihr
phmnix rr>pcc;iur tliur, which every
,ljI should know. Seems to me Won edi-
tors or ynur CORRESPONDENTS are very par-
tial to the "irl< and women. for i, is al
wav> the women who mus. h., neat. and
industrious. and smiling. and smart. and
agreeable. anI n;clIi"ent. and circum>pect
and rood nurses. and patient. and the
girlS mus; know how 10 sew. and knit.
and mend. and sweep. and Il, the arreaa-
bic generally. besides makinc uood bread.
or they wont yet married: or. if they
>boulI Ianpeu 10 o,t r,uuht ut III. ma;ri-
mo,,iai ,hlIItar. tb.v VIII moi ~. ahl,. tn
retain III, love and rc~pec, Of their Inns
ian.l>. unless. iorsoolI. they are rood
cook, .uI ahln tn Gator to i::,,ti,lions m
petite \, look ii >,,ie;, in this re-
'rnn nm c,,.tr.,;n.J - ibinI, tL,t tlr
b,y> and vnnno men n..J ,Jv;r,. ami rul..
fni. d.. ,..',.,,,i,n ot .1.;r r,u ln.., v,.iI,-
,n,r,. ,h,n tLr .;,l. J,n,f hg,;ay. her.,
=, q, III! IL "lmmam loInty. WHO l. oi
sufficient age. hn; knows h"w To make
beds. dr'>> her hAlr. 10 sew and knit. and
wash dishes. to keep hrr room iii order.
and 10 WORK Il >rwing m;lrhnr. il she has
one 10 work. Ii YOU don't believe it, jus;
send some o.. the Girl, one who are moi
able to buy. and they will soon make vou
Il pair OF pants. and all your boy, Il suit
OF rtoihc.-. "ratl~.
Now while the @iriS are performing
thr>r household duties. where are the BOYS
and what are they doinr Are they
making themselves useful. aud liwhtcnin.
the cares of their parents Do they even
keep the wouI-boX filled. and the water
pail repIcni>cd Do they spend any OF
their leisure time. unless compelled 10. il,
useful reading. and in fitting themselves T.
be intelligent. Respectable Young men. and
suitable husbands for tho~e nee girls that
ought to ma kc such @ooi bread or, ar,
they spending their time in the streets
using slang phrases and learning thing
+ hcy better never lnow 1t iS hi@h tim,
10 a>k-wilarr are the boys in these day:
and night, Do tlclr parents know tia
ihev are oi;"n loum@ln@ in some shop o.
bar-room. sitting on counters, barrels q
benches, As the ca" may be. listening t'
ob~cen" ~ongS OF rlhaid Jokes, talkin" abou
dad and the old woman. making desperate
efforts 10 turn their tiroals into Il smoke
pipe. and opening their lips to let slip lin
D., ilorrld oath. winch one might expect Il
proceed from >uch All unclcan aperture
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-04-27

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