, 1870-06-28

securing house In Maine, sent for her to
come over the water to Charlio" o".only has
mama was Frederick.
"A young man IN Nevada had courted
young ladyof New Ensl,nd BY raa1 md e1,
paade. and the young l.dy started over tho
Pacidc Rxllroad to meat and injury har
1faaoced- On her hrEival however, abe
promptly declined tho alliance, srowing that
while bia face looked wen enough, ahe ao4M
never wed with such little spud Of fellow
al him"
"A ludicrpus mistake vas discovered 1stely
in the bill to incorporate The New Bedford i
FaiIhavcn Railroad Company, which passed
both brancheaof the Massachusetts, Legislats1re
rome eix weeks ago. The bill, among o.het
things, was intended to repeal certain acts Of
fed referred to the Organization Of IN inde-
s NOW rcpeaed by this bilf.
The principal product Of Syria is iron. 4
tradition Of long standing among the natiyes
relates that rhen the barharians from The
regions north Of the Danube drovn tho Ro-
mans from 6ty1ia, the Gsnins Of tho Noun
tsins appeared to the eouqun1ors, and aAid !:
Take your choice Will you have gold mines
for year. silver far twenty Fea1s, Or iron for
ever7" The visa ancestors OF the Sty7ians,
who hid Just begun to appreciate the relative
value OF the precious metals, 1t once decided
to accept iron forever.
From the military headquarters 1t Allan
t.. GA, the following order has been lseued
''1t hArtng been reported to the Brevet Major
General commanding the district that female
citizens in the employment Of contractors on
the Air Line Railroad are worked in the cuts
on said road. digging and moving earth, and
ere made OF permitted to wexr mems clothing
while 30 employed: it il hereby ordered thst
no female conyicts shal1 be made or permitted
to perfo.n such labor, or ahall bc employed in
any work unsuited to their sex"
E-Ihere Is = ,stog going tho Grounds" Of
excess oil love for her father. who hid been
unfortunate in business, donned male cloth
ing. gtaiued her hands, face, and cut OF tho
locks 4' which had been the pride and adnisa-
ton Of numerous beaux" {What aacridee)
and meande1ea to the oil country. Her sue
she had am&ssed q considerable sum and re-
tired to Cleveland. provided home for her
aged aire, resumed the hAbilimenta Of her eex,
and, rs the author Of this most interesting
sketch says, with hands and feet enlarged by
toll she passes in her promenade tho WORTH
less butterflies Of fashion, with proud con-
eciousness OF her superior worth
"a meeting of the nombers Of the Commcr-
ciAl Union ct the State Of New York will be
held at Rochester July Is, 1870. The object
Of Tho meeting is to discuss with the members
OF the Union, the chiefl Of tho VARIOUS lodges,
and the Local Committee meu, the 1ouoHln99
subjects /. The introduction Of etesra On tbs
canals 2. The Wisconsin md Fox Riyot In
p1ovcment, and the wafer communication be-
tween the 3Iisa:saippi and the lakes 3. The
subject ofcheap transportation in ill itsphasea
4. lhe wholn subject Of improving tho canals
md their trade. The Governors OF the West.
e1n and Northwestern States hare been iasited
to bo present. ...
There arc now 1ocsted in Boston sixteen
free haths. OF these, fire are devoted tc
women. During the first year {18s6( -, ,69l
persons attended the Boston baths With si1
additional houses tor the second year {1867,
over 807, 700 attended; in 1858, 81, ,617 attend.
ed; and in 1860 tho number OF bathers waf
1,024, 4,L74, OF these bathers boys, Of course
prepouderate, beng four dmes a. many Al
the men (malca over 18). But the mum
ber Of women snd girl bsthers has steadily in
creased: 80 that, although they have fewer
accommodations than the males, they number
cd over Isl, 900 last Jesr. Two free floating
baths are being established in New York: o.
the 18th inst, hearing that new bath hst
been erected there (althouEh it WAS not yet
Gniahed} oyer six thousand men and boy
congregated in Its vicinity, clamoting for I
BATH, and the police were compelled to urgt
them back. The New York baths will each 81
ninety by sixty feet, accommodating hundred
persona 1t one time