Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-02-18
NEW York Feb. 10Th. 1859

DEAR AuERICAS:-. len of with the
New YORK and Brooklyn Suspension
Bsid,c-so we will commence at City Hall
Park and sec what we can sec.
This PARK Z, il the apex " Broadway.
and PARK Row and City Hall square, thr
base rc>iin. on Chambers ,frcci-In the
base OF The ParA Is City Hall. al oh mar
Die bniliin. wiki drawn shat in the mid
die on'the top capped with statue oilibsriy.
the pedestal serving tor faces OF a clock
The inside Of the clock Is lit an by night
80 that you can read the tune at III hours,
City Hall square, q hich j, properly the
extension 81 PArk Row, and ParA Row. l.
the great New, Paper emporium Of the
city. Here j The Sunday lines thc
sun tia, shines for 10000 readers. neu-
trail in politics bat strongly ia favor ofs-nd-
ing the Philosopher. Horace Gr-'ly III
tuc Court VI -. james. Here al.at. 'BrjeA'
PomrJr', 'D,mpcr4-. ..yUtg tnr buidc-i
;hir.- lnihe bodies, W. using language.
sometimes. more tor,.h,r tAAu polite
SCI 'Kr-A' j, nn, d bad mln 40 has
some .xcclleu, virtues. lie c-che'r- liq-
uors aud snail lr,m.. which ar- great
Disgrace lIrsc III hr NcN hora lriluuc
that clucAies the educator, ~ the helm 81
which I, Horace, the only philosopher III
Journalism ID thi. cou try Loo, a, MIN
- IA. cp.nrs ..l55inz alnns With oil, bright
Blue eve -.eaIly dNeI upo4 The ground,
hi, parted Smiling lip- AWAY, moginE. a.
though talking - im,e.f-aith that ubiq
ui;ou. light coat ltppus about hl- heels
Here al-n J. a.. 'N-~ N"rk Fumes witn
thousands of republican re-sIers-inl the
church Uuion' the largv.t r-l .ious new >
-'--- -''.' ts''s Z med trlhi seven nu.rrnt
Orthodox churche,-ll j. qu.:e free, b.
cause no body know, who fired thar ,aot.
Here Is the World edited by NAntou Marble
a scholar and gentleman. and noN Mt.h-
all rich. Starting about Il years ago. in
Journalism poor aud more \ republican
than democrat. but LIiiin. to yet That
support from hi, friends. which sc are All
alter he struc., the Key u0,c 81 DEM
cracy and at oaee vaulted ,ulo leadership
OF democratic policy. lie however being
no" Independent, il coming back to hi,
normal condition, and nov the World il
not - bad paper 10 read. Here too il the
Revolution" edited By Parker Pilsbury.
the onl' mIn "a journalism. who has "A
clear perception OF abstract right. aided
by Mn. Elizabeth Cliy Stanton, conbin-
lug the logician. the orator and scholar Ia
her demands for woman'S rights. while
the executive department Is r. he hands
OF that uncompromi,in. bpanergr.. Miss.
susan u. An,hony. Ili. is no mean pa
per; Il command, the attention OF the
greatest mind. Of the world.
"h'ls on TIL, Row. may spraA OF the
well known Patent Agency OF NUM- & 90.
at u PArA Row. fni, Is the largest Patent
Agency IN the country. enployin. some
- 70 ~ persons each one hayn- hi, par
tcuia= department. quite a. systematic
IA II. departments a. The Patent Office AZ
Washington Mr.. Mum started poor. Al
architect! he i now rich and known All
owe. the Patent world. yet ii lad bus
ess OF that sort 10 be done should pre-
fer TO have some capable man 10 do 1t who
attends personally to All parts Oft himself,
because different departments under differ
cut hands cannot clearly comprehend all
the relation of the several departments. 80
- to have them doveiai al into each 9th.
er, Is one party overseeing the whole aud
understanding th- whole could do
We now leave Park Row. and stop at the
New York Herald Building. situated on
the old site Of Barnmm's Museum on Broad
way below and adjacent 10 the apex Of
city Hall Park. This Is fine iron build
in. built by William GoIdoL Bennett the
old and enterprising editor and owner OF
the Herald. IN this building the paper i.
published and sDld-,rhe Herald does more
local advertising than all the other papers
put together; one column set apart for
personals which often put secret detect
ives on the alert. ! inclose one to show
how We New Workers get acquainted
Third avenue car.-The lady who read gen.
ilema us paper. ridIIg down ia Third avenue ear
Monday moraing, may address, II she chooses, ID.
u. H., talon q.
Such notice cost Sl.20 for each inser-
tion-Ih- Herald is read Tor its advertise
ments in the city more than anything else.
but the paper has a.-exten.ive corps of
correspondents all over the world-and Is
re lily good ne,es paper.
Twill close this paper by slight notice
Of the New City Hall. y hich is being built.
on a portion of the base of the Park. 1t
was commenced about five years ago. and
was estimated to cost OIL. 100000 IL has
already cost much more than that, aud sill
| il Is not yet out OF the fence; a small por-
ton Of it ha. been opened for use. 1t is
built Of white Marble, aud when fini shed
| Cf that time ever comes.) Ii will be one of
the finest buildings in the city. News pa
pcrs stats that everybody connected with
its structure, has made fortune. The
contractor for the marble alone. has made
| $3.50, 900 end has built fine residence at
| Tue quarry. where be superintends, or in
lag saege. In short, New York
tends maA..