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New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
FAIR PLAY.
.s Editor Of The Tribune.

TO INt EUIIOF OF THO ITIUHHt'
SIR: The Herald says that the Printers
Union" oppose the introduction OF colored eompositor
in Washington, that t requires high order OF nelli-
gence n thorough knowledge Of curront events, gram.
mar" &C. &c. Why not Judge the man by his oork III
the result B sometimes happens among printers that
work poorly DONE must the Printers Union uphold lJ'
This arbitrary system would Work badly IN oUef ANOca
tlOns. =,
The press processing TO be the conservator OF all arts
and the defender Of right aud justice. ought To DC mde
uondent Turn out white or black, whose toOr Is not
satisfartory and give chance for competent workmen
BinlhdMtOtl, May l3, 1869. o. Is, .,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
AN ILLUSTRATION OF THE BLESSINGS OF FREE
TRADE.
To me Editor Of The Tribune.

To me Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: have received, lately, communlca-
ton from England relating TO tho intended emigration OF
nearly 400 families 10 this country All these people arc
nkweavers by thor calling and tho majority artistic
and skllful In their trade Now sncc!the happy Cobden
Treaty In force between England and France the trade
OF these people has been crippled 20 such degree thn
thousands OF the English silk weavors have been driven
20 the wretched Poor Houses with their families ana
only the hrftier afford TO emgrate trusting 20 op
tain fair remuneration for their sku labor by setIhhs
in.the vicinity OF New-York.
DAILY READER OF THB TRIBUNE.
NeU York, May II, 1869.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22

A Minnesota school teacher lately appeared IN
parlor hearicals, and tho school board indignant
at such objectionable conduct voted his discharge The
public, indignant Mt tho board aud offered that body
tho alternative Of resembling their action resgnng
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
vopx DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY o.

Dtp NJ the Rev Dr. James Harper y p the Rev W, Mar
shall ID. ID.
rty,ssoond CaurA iOl n tbe Rev, G. Hall, D. D. y
H., the Rev w. II IIoruhlower
Chnreh aud EghteebhTt. loI the
Rev Robert Beer; 9l the Rev James Gariner.
FOrtihSt church. lO the Rev Dr. Wing y the Rev
0. A. Hills.
Washington Heights Church lol H. The Rev A. X Strong r.
First RcorNd Presbyterian ChEroh West Twelfth ST. lOi m "
Rev b.. G.. Crtchow. - Ar.
West 1,ceabffAst United Pre,byt,riaA ChVeA l0i m %
Rev. A. NJ Bcyendge. =, n, w I
Church. West TEeny secondst 1oi n, the he' "
MaoKuight. m, the Rev john 3 Stewart 80 a.. Rev s.
L>TiRgt0R.Gre Church, corner FO,ty.s1th a., tt H.
Miller D. D.; % M. the Rev. A. d. Mitchell, Paw W
Untd PTesbysfida church, Harlem. lot g. ln' '"0 ~
Campbell; 81 .. M, the Rev j. M Shields D., n stewart;
EtghcentfsL MefhOdisl church 10y a. m' 'Ds nv -
u p. the Rev r. G. Matthews d. D.
CAbrch u ne Strangers Chapel Of u ORI RsvIs,s
Wavery place 10. the Rev. "nI nm the Rev Dr.
Wsshsfrister Church. TweniJ-seoondSl' w '
AtwaeT; 81 p IN, Rev. John s Hays
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22

Every one who contemplates buying resi-
dence In the country eghts paint ideal pictures to
trace the boundary lines and TO view the Imaginary sur
roundngs OF his future home. Many people apprehend
that happiness IL only found the seashore, or among
mountains Others fancy site situated on somo lake,
where the waters pure and the atmosphere heahfu
all the year. There persons also who dream OF
river flowing through fertile valleys with hills and ter
raced lawns rising either side. Those who would have
home with surroundings like those shonld not fail to
visit tho region Of the Passnc For many miles the river
runs through one Of tho finest agricultural districts
around New York. and t h hero that thousands OF our
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-24
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
A T JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL's,
IA ARCH JOHNSTON AUCTfONEER.
UOfiSE AIiCTIGlN II HT
liz East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue.
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDA


III East Thirteenth street. near Fourth avenue.
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
EsDAY, AUGUST "a, AT u O'CLOCK.
Gentlemen having private establishments which they wish
horse line, VIII find II 10 their advantage call on
Our dealinga almost exclusively with merchants and
business men, and establishment conducted the
same siraghforward principles which govern honorable
people IN other branches OF trade.
Good stabltng for horses at private sale.
VIC give the purchaser Of every that warranted
sound tive MY four hours for trial.
OUR DOWN TOWN OFFICE IS AT NO. SO NASSAU
horses Carriages &c., private and public Liberal
advances made on everything in the horse line.
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS SALES
THE ELEGANT MH HIrE STALLION Rock, sired BY
English mare, ifh hands, years kind in all harness
and PAGES under sadd 81 flee from vice. paces In minutes
In harness; sound, kind aud true.
-FOUR TOP WAGONS, extension top Victoria, two
Express and three no top Wagons, Rockaways all In
CROSS MATCHED TEAM Of brown and sorrel horses isx
hands, and kind In all harness.
travellers kind AMI true they the property
Eacts who has finished his work. and be sold without
reserve.
BAY MEXICAN PONY, IL hands, 8 years, been used 10
harness. suitable for boy girl to ride vice;
warranted sound kind
BROWN HORSE. ID hands, years, kind in all harness;
!ee from vice good traveller warranted sound kind aud
DARK BROWN TRorrIN0 HORSE, l5k hands, = years,
Kind In all harness. free from vice. will In 30 this
has never been handled, but with proper training Be
made 10 tro n 260 warranted sound Kind and Also,
NO lop boz Wagon, built by Day kingston se, Of Har
THOROUGHBRED sORREL MARE, lSh hands, 8 years.
kind In all harness and under Saddle free vice.
fast, very hns and stylish dIiver kind and true.
Full particulars at time OF sale. We postpone
on account Of the weather.
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CEvEN PER CENT BONDS
- of the City Of New Oreaus
j. 4 w. SELTGMAN 4 CO..

Bankers, SO Exchange place. New York,
oner for sale $l000 Seven Per Cent twenty-five year
Bonds OF the city Of New Orleans issued under the Of
the Legislature OF louisiana approved 9th Of February
1869, at seventy-hvo cents and accrued interest.
The undersigned confidently these Bonds
ptalsts s clas investment they viii
In At MSnordins full information respecting the same.
ready provided for and deposited with Southern
Bank, the nscai agent OF the city Of New Orleans.
The punctual Payment the agent by the city OF
New Orleans Of the interest these Bonds imperaveiy
the real estate Of the city Of New Orleans moderately
estimated at co., after the consolidated debt which
will soon be cxnguished by the annual OF S6b0C0
The interest coupons OF these Bonds payable in h'
CITY of New York the FIRST of September and
March, and the fiscal agent Of the city Of Orleans vii
promptly provide for and have the paid
Of the Chemical National Bank Of this city
limited OF Bonds will be disposed
OF At the rate above 20 applied
for between and the first OF september next
OF an excess OF demand for the the undersigned
award the Bonds In the first Applicant
The right of advancing upon these
Bonds after the first of September, a. G.
J. a W. SELIGMAN 4 co.
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DACIFIC RAILWAY GOLD LOAN.
i Hessrs pI nABnEY MORAN CO., 30 Exchange place,
for sale the Bonds Of the Pacific Railway These
bonds per cent in god have thirty
free from government taxAtion by land
grant Of three million Of the finest snds in Kansas and
Uoro.@aN: @ % IN sdauon % ms special grant ne com
which being rapidly sold to develop the country
the road They first mortgage upon the
sion OF the road from Sheridan Kansas to Denver Colo
Inc roaa 10 oPetnon nov earns more man enough
better security In the markeths being In respects
better than secures Principal and interest
payable In gold Price & and accrued interest," In currency
Pamphlets maps and circulars furnished application
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-24
TIE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
Interesting, invaluable and scientific subjects, showing
New Yorh Museum Of Anatomy. Those unable TO attend
shn receive copy sv Forwarding eenn ,hs secretary
Nt nToAdwAv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-24

LII STYLES SOUTHERN CARRIAGES. COACHES,
"A Rockaways. aide spring and eud spring Buggies 10.
Large assortment Of Harness. second hand and
sighty soied Carriages very low Al CALVIN WITBY5,
e35 Broadway, B!eecker
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A six CONCORD EXPRESS WAGONS. FROM a,os
IA $l7bi four platform sprng Wagons from SiXc to
three conraeoIs Gigs ons butcher Cart Top wagons
i6o open wagons ten kockaways hve skeleton Wagons
Robes Blankets Ac., s9e and 40i Broadway ncpr ror
New York. JAMES JESKTvo -
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

L'oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
6raf rl ,skf
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INSTRUCTION.

FRENCH LADY OF EDUCATION AND REFINE.
n ment, understanding several languages, who has
siderable experience In teaching wishes engage
ment with school take position private family
which would give her pleasant and comfortable home
would also be willing to take charge Of wdo family
unexceptonabs references Address Nine. N. g. Harlem
Post once.
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A CHOICE LOT OF HARNESS AND CARRIAGES.
J. Sod to pay advances,
Al private sale,

ATPuBLIC AuCTIoN-sPEED SPEED.
"A For safe this day, at VANDEWATERS salesroorn "a
Duane street, all NJ prompt beautiful fast .rone
Horse sired by Old Pachen, dam BY May Day, raised al
Mount Holly deep blood bly, flowing and tail 5a
high years old with nne s,ye symme,ry and gait no ves
don beat 4O considered Of the finest fasest
and most geneel roadstcrs IN the city s sound
and kind In every particular represented, sae
Also Wagon Harness. Sc the property Of sporting gen.
Full particulars Al sale. ~
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NATIONAL LINE.
IN STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN,
From pier No. q North river
THE QUEEN, 0rogan, Saturday, August %, Al SAN
ENGLAND, Thompsou, Saturday, Sept T. ai2P.A.
FRANCE, Grace, Saturday, Sept. II, At AN.
Passage Liverpool eiv0 and US
steeraee, $50, currency.
rency. -
Apply at the compsny's Office, 90 Broadway.
+. W. J. HURST, Manager
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NNLv DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

DEDUCED RATES
IL London and New York Steamship Line.
Steamers ortnghy to London direct from pier No. North
river. Passage at 4e0 $40 and $40 currency.
ATALANTA. Aug. % CORDOVA........ Sept Is
CELLA...........s Sept II BELLONA............0ct,s Q
For passage Hamburg. Bremen, Havre Paris Antwerp
and Rotterdam ai cheapest currency rates apply to
ROBERT n. CLARK, IS Broadway.
For freight to ROWLAND L ASPINWALL. 81 South st.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDES


A LBANY AND TROY DAY LINE-CHANGE or
n time.-The steamboats, G. VIBBARD and DANIEL
DREW w and after Thursday July leave DssbrosasS
street at and Thirty street At 6b landing at Yons
kers West Point Cornwall Ncwburg, Poughkeepsie Tvo,
Rhinebeck, Cask Hudson Tickets sold ard baggage
boats ali points on New York Cei.
tral, Rensselaer, and Saratoga railroads.
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POLITICAL.

1QTH WARD JACOB COHEN DEMOCRATIC Asso
Brevoor Hall East Fftyourth street. this evening" August
oclocn 70 rAufy the nomination Of Jacob Cohen for
Supervisor Czens OF the ward respectfully invited to
attend. II. 0ROssMAYEB, President
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AT VAN ORDEN DUFF'S
"A HORSE AND CARRIAGE MART,
az AND 2N MERCER STRLEr.


wEpNESpxY, SS,h instant T. ~ ii o;cloex orompt
Speed speed, speed The ,rot,ne Bay 0eorgs
ih hands high, oycss old; long TAIL and action
drves without pulling; Io In 30 the pole :l6
single 70 waraAed sound and kind together with Track
BAY rouing Horsc Delaware l5 hands high Years old
next sprng troted IN Phisdelphis IN 2a wagon
not been track In years; has been gentle
mans road horse; he u warranted sound and kind
Team 1astan Horses 10 hands high, years well
maehed free, stylish and prompt drivers Of great en-.
durance Kind n all harness together with Pony PhAeon
double covered Harness. Sheeis blankets yWhps, the
property Of lady Who sails for Europe 70 engage
ment. =
Bay Hsmbletonae Horse lsh hands high, years old,
very gany aysh driver long tail and manc; can rof
better than has superior for style or action
warranted sound and kind Together with Road Wagon,
Harness, &c. -
Thoroushpred Kentucky Horse. ls% hands high years
old raised n Kentucky By Mr.. Clay; hne agreeable and
stylish driver; show shyee minutes
great cudurancs. ys aud speed and warranted
Team Of Bay Work Horses.
Team Of nrussu Coach Horses, warranted sound and
kind.
Ten cheap Work Cansl Horses.
kind ard true good family horse Also several
other Homes fu description At Coaches
{ Barouche, two Rockaways three Wagons four
open Wagons Pony fhsetons Doctor Phaetons Express
business Depo Was0ns; single and double Harness.
sheets, Blankets, Nets. Haters, Whips, &C. Sale positive
raid or shine-
n Bon all warrantees "a hours for trial and examina.
ton and not found represented will be
and saes annulled JAMES JENKINS. Auctioncer
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FINANCIAL.

| rANANClAHbs
A UGUsT BELMONT 4 CO.
"A issue letters Of srsa sS5 !r,yssT; use en-
p1asp aa srop. aac AIS Also S1S
Aree NASSAU STREET ROOM NO s-rHE HIGHEST
silverware, liberal advances made on sbe same
A -MoNEY TO LOAN AND FIRST AND SECOND
IaSoa e
EoR sALE,NEw YORK CITY RAILROAD STOCKS
snd Bonds Insurance Bank ssssht and Msnutactur
good SEb.sr 4 FL so fss
Stock Broker So Sod a aqsssnsss. p,ns s,ses,
N BAN securities not deal. in at the New York Stock
Exchange Boards receive special been
custom with THIS house for many years
MORTON BLISS CO,
Circular Notes Circular Letters Of Credit for travel
lsrs; also Commercial Credits, available in all parts Of
MoNEYY, WANTED @ sls.oOo TO $4,000; REAL ESTATE
sASos 1s Pi'a %; oes 1 months to one
MONEY TO LoAN-os BOND AND MORTGAGE.
Warrington Life Insurance Co.. 55 Broadway, room NJ O.
OFFICE OF THE PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CON.
ro,,xr,,sn n NEW YoHK. Angus. Is, 1859,
Board OF this day declared dividend Of three
eaysS ., the he net 81 the Sns July
Der The transfer books viii be closed Friday August 90
NJ, and reopened Thursday, September 3 1859 ID
By order Of the Board Of Directors
THEODORE T. JOHNSON, Secretary:
pITTsBURG, FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILWAY
Company.
OfyIoK OF wINsLow, LANIER COL
TRANeFER Agents.
. NRw YORK. August Q, 1862
The books for the transfer Of stock this Company
will close Tuesday, the 10Th Of August 1852 r. NJ,
for the purpose OF enabling the holding stock that
sued In exchange therefor.
The stock to be issued in exchange will entitled divi.
derds at the rate Of per per annum payable
quarterly the Tuesday following the hrs Monday
uary April July and October In each year. OF the rental
reserved under the Lease to the Pennsylvania Railroad
and such dividends win be payable free Of the
tax Of the United States and of all which
may be collected 10 any through by Of the
corporation owning the road, the corporation leasing
the samethe payment Of all such taxes being assumed BY
the lesfeea
One hundred and seventyone shares will issued in sx
change for each hundred shares Of the present
Persons entitled TO receive the fractional part OF Will
receive scrip not entitled 10 dividends un aggregated
The fractional part of share due In being
sevenths OF share on every hundred shares win bs
hereafter made Of the surplus the company
when outstanding accounts shan be settled -
The books win be opened for the exchange Of stocks on
Tuesday the 24th day Of August, 1863.
By order OF the Executive COMMITTEE.
wINsLOw, LANIER L Co,
Transfer Agents, No. "a Pine street.
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AT PARKER HAMLlN's CITY AUCTION MART,
"A Broadway, corner Thirty ninth sreePartlcular atten-
tion called 10 Advertisement elsewhere elegant
private Turnout private sale TIL II O'Clock,
wheU no. disposed Of previously WIN be sold at auction
prise some of he finest rons road Horses OF the
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Tns TS yss9 nrfs w.sgn
sSss's sante: Gssr. &hp: &C. Sale %s': pos'sS:,
B-on all warrantees "a hours for trial and esamina
sHs " s ss
A eENTLEMAN's ENTIRE STABLE FOR sALE-A
a most complete, elegant and frst class outfit, consisng
Matched pair dapped brown Horses 1bE hands Z and
yssrs old stylish and perfect. ambIe.onisn and Abdsah
the nigh horse one OF the stylish saddle
s ns s.n S.rs @
pasenSury to order; cost 81, ,in '' ''"'' "
Ta sss sss es. nearly
ss OF Phas,on Harness Ely made new and In perfect
se, lieh, double Harness; city made good order.
sss nsx Cos.
s ss %,h wSSs aa s Wolf Robes
and e
% s S ss fSS
VIII then BE- sold 4, auction 4 not previously disposed
B~cOlored Cosehmsn Be- hired; FRS. class refer
encs given Also stable to let for one year Apply es above
BAN M RvASs
Regular sale Of hor:es, " agons and Hsrns:.
% Is iss Gsfs:9
M nS ,"a ytsS a and .nowy
C sold ~so H s:s OF sporting gentle
Mare s and S Ss u IN ir
sady, warranted Kind Also light Road
ss Ss to
Roekswsy, Harness. second hsna douos
6ye other Horses not specified above embracing ro.
ting, road, M ia. farm a. and work stock.
~ sodto pay advances,
~ as !hslI down !Ssn repository and nd .as.ieom .H
nss snd % aossis f hsrn.ss o% 'sa% s up
'As ss s''Es :: e. sass::
s' s o.s FSsy H.p Rsss. ss Nett. w,0.
TT, , q S1 = % cent q less than other house
al. s.g vss5RwsFaRs sEHHP
Hs: III; Sss ss asSsf
sa :"a OLD sss win so~ s@ sS gait
a';on can ss, sao 4. considered ,hs fastest
and kind every particular or no sale
70 Sal. 's rsopss & Or
Fun particulars al SALE
A xss,isa Mar, n ka.' 1Sir'ssns street. near Fourth
tn. van. s,,gS ssss S.ss s
Mountains and dam by thoroughbred English mare He
paces under saddle from vice PAGES In three mnues
and warranted sound kind and true 70 sa
mo country Tor ys action and beauty not to be
snrpsssed 10 nov on exhibition AT the above mart unit, tins
OF sale. ''' 'A'' l
A Six CONCORD EXPRESS WAGONS, FROM slas |
"A. $l7bi -four platform spring Wagons from Sldo 10
Sl6o ono aroccrs sop Wagon sli0 Saters wagon $685.
l5o open wagons, ten Rockswsy ave skeleton wagons
Robes Bankets Ac, 1892 and Oi Broadway near for
fr street, The cheapest and oldest estsblahed rand In
New York. JAMES JENKiSs
SUPERIOR PAIR COACH HORSES FOR THE !
"A Park or road thorouehbfeds Just from Kentucky IL
hands high color chestnut old style and action
excellent travellers and endurance, both sad
de horses for lady and gentleman. Seen nj Isl twenty.
third street. two doors ives. Third avenue.
A GOOD SECOND HAND COACH; ALSO A LARoR |
"A assortment OF Coaches, Csrences, Bretts Phaeon
Side Springs ono and two sea. JaegeA 100 Wagons ns-
AND second hand BY city akes very hne Coupe one
.scood hand Dos Cart, Harness sheess, Meta Whips &C.
pcsltory. 20, "a, ~ and 70 Wooster street.
A ssoRrxENT OF BRIrzKAs, vIcToRIAs. TWO.
n four, aS seat and Poney Phacons, Rockaways WAr.
onsttes Busgea depo, and road Wagons, Harness, ic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-04
FoR SALE
Bv WILLIAM 81. BECK 81 CO.,
Real Estate Agents, Office 81 King street.

A two-story BRICK HOUSE, pressed brick
front, 8 rooms and kitchen, with water and gas
alley in the rear on King ST., for $500:
A two-story BRICK, HOUSE, on st. Asaph
street, in thorough order, II rooms water and
Gas. fine locality and large lot. Price $4,000.
a two story BRICK HOUSE, on Fairfax st
good neighborhood, 9 rooms, alley in rear,
pressed brick front. with gas and water, for
5000. o,,, r,o,rc,, ry.. =,
rooms and kitchen, gas in house, water IN yard,
alley in rear all in order, for $500.
-Four neat BRICK HOUSES, two-story, four
rooms and basement in each, we'll located, for
$500 each. al,
two SMALL FRAME HOUSES, now renting
for SO per month, for $3.50.
A nice FRAME DWELLING, 3 or rooms,
ON Henry street has beautiful yard IN front
and garden in rear. Price $500.
A snug FRAME HOUSE OF 5 rooms, lot FAX
100 on Alfred st. Nice yard and garden. Price
$12G0. rr,,Nc 20 ~
heart of the city large yard and garden, IN
fine order; water, gas, sc. Price $i2eoQ.
We have several hundred more brick ana
frame houses, wharf properties vacant lots,
farnar. and tracts OF timber land for sale very
cheap. Send for our descriptive circular.
Off
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-04
The Peril OF Teaching Grammar.

MIR. EDITOR: | have been sendin my dar-
ter Nancy to school to a school master IN this
naberhood. Last Friday went over to the
school lust TO see how Nancy was gettin' along
and sees things didn't like by no means.
The school master was larnln' her things en-
tirely out of the line OF eddycatlon, and, as
think, improper set while IN the school
house and heard one class say their lesson. They
was spellin, aud | thot spelled quite exceed
ingly. Then cum Nancy turn to say her
lesson. She said it very spry- was shockt J!
and determined she should leave that school.
[ have heerd that gramer was an uncommon
fine study, but [ don't want any more gram
mar about my house. The lesson that Nancy
sed was nothin' but the fOOiiShest kind Nv
talk, the ridiculest luv talk yu ever seed. She
got up and the first word she sed wus, Il love!"
looked rite at her hard, for doing so improp-
er, but she went rite on and sed: ''Thou lowest,
he lowest" and | reckon you never heard such
a riggermyrole in your life-love, love, love,
and nothing but love. She sed one time, u
did love.
Sez |, ''Who did you love ?" Then the
scholars laffed, but [ wasn't to be put off, and
I sed, who did you love, Nancy? | want to
know. who did you love?" The school master,
Mr.. McQuilster, put in, and he said he would
explain when Nancy finished the lesson. This
sorter pacy6ed me, and Nancy went on with
awful luv talk. 1t got wus and wus every
word. She sed, Il might, could, or would
love-"
I stopped her agiu; and sed Ireekon | would
see about that, aud told her to walk out that
house. The school master tried to interfere,
but wouldn't let him say word. He sed l
was TOOL, and l nockt him down and made
him hollor in short order l taukt the strate
thing to him. told him Tide show him how
hede learn my darter gramer.
| cot the nabers together, and we sent Mr..
McOuilIister of in hurry, and l reckon that
there'll be no more gramer teachin' In these
parts soon. If you know OF any rather oldlsh
man in your region that doant teach grauer,
we would be glad if you would send him up,
But in the footer we will be keerful how we
employ men. Young school masters won't do,
especially if they teaches gramer. 1t is a
bad thing for morris, Yours till death.
THOMAS JEFFERSON SOLE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-04
MRS. JAMIEsON's WORKS.

characteristics of Women; Loves of the
Poets Sketches of Art; Diary Of an En9uyee !
Studies and Stories; Legends of the Madonns !;
Lives of the Italian Paintersi Legends OF tne
2vols. cabinet edition, printed on laid paper,
and handsomely bound in morocco cloth, gilt
tops, 50 per vol.
Edition, each in one volume, 16mo.. bound IN
morocco cloth, price $3.50 per volume; Bitter,
Sweet Kathrins, Letters to Young People
Gold Foil, Lessons in Life and Plain Talks.
Suitable for Holiday presents. For sale by
j. & w. j. ENTW ISLE,
dec Is 10 King street