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The New York herald., 1870-10-21
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER a. I87o-rKlPLE
ADJUSTMENTS.


n rsb1r ssS oor5sHs st. o PALMER
os J. Ss sy r BUT
ESFEA;; ESFEA; '''~ ' iS19A, EsE4s,,
.So ". Tli Va. appear in an ENTIRE GRANGE OF Pro-
II. performances YIN commence with Edward stsrlinss
EozEA es,:. TINE q New 'o't ae1E5 !. CAPTAIN CHAR
with %sSs ssss ssss.sEnns little comedy of
ANDY BLAKE (wish Irish Medley jig ..........LoTTA
ANDY sLzss ana ssi'ssi GSrfsfs fsR955fT
III NJ Ass sFAHs Hss-.n
e3EE. SE$ SSsi ;:E s:.iE EIEsHs
2 SHH s'k1
SsSsHsEs4 sE
ASD 5nH nnsF sssHos sui easPHS osR
NrIBLo's GARDEN-ExTRA ANNOUNCEMENT
N FSs sns PALMER
the siahss sskSAn6 SrHfH @
TSE e y; aRxsb OPERA
" IN SEraS9ss Ssh adHossAh AsP o5assH4ios HaGHssGs
The RepsHTU0Yye fSr ARpS% hS opening week win PEI
TTEsDAY THE HGHyENoys; q ;,o. ..o
MHHsHspAxlaAf!ASS Tagsspa4gsA b!xyoio. O. FIGARO
sATnRpAY MnEhEGHEMIANG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GIRL
Box book now open No advance in prices.
1928 BHoADwAr,Ns#0H5 ss# F5aE THEATRE FORMERLY
rnn sausEs sSS sSf$ssI Ss "sr
The EasIei Brothers, Charles and Garry Aus.p,J. D.
Fas. ps s.% Es, s'ss 'sH 1 nj
Berthe Ms Agnes sa,hsrasa nd: Mas ..s sss s Mad
ladies EsTPsn + TGi!hs NEW gEsgd oIHo. Sl5.
MATINEE wEPsEsP4X 4SS 5SS Ss$$sS sS$$sSS
MATINEE WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY..
RowEnY rnEATRE: o,n,n
70 III TnsoTsH /; %sspisyi By pHYtlGaT asY IfaRr
NEW YORK n IN SLICES,
and with ono voice skRgSss INK RgsSSsssls's%u Success
e'"'ss r~rar SSHTos AND Ergya5s gysrs MIGHT,
with the new Dram" Of '9s YEoxAN.
fSis sisfisEsra sRA sHsESAasssa 2SSssrH
THIRD 1ss %s:Ek or
GRAND PANTOMIME,
WEE WILLIE wINKIE,
Decidedly the best entertainment
urn rr Eyer pKESENTED To the PUBLIC.
WEE .serMara, mea clown .......kR GEO. L. FOX
@ M Hoereans neans
Harie4u,n Mr n noneywooo % r
colomone. Mss Fannie beane
LITTLE BLONDE, JENNY YEAMANS.
EVERY EVENING, and WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
Mstinees at
should ss ssS5sd IS SRE Ts%hs L
TO OBTAIN SEATS At THE Door.
WALLAcK's.
''op''''0' - THIS AND EVERY EVENING
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
VIII be presen ted Mr. AlSerys n yrs nsw Comedy emitted
"One like the when June and July kiss
One. like the leat-housed bud young May discoses
Sweetly unlike, and yet alike In this
1.-TWO ROSES"
NEW MUSIC, SCENES AND APPOINTMENTS
AND A POWERFUL CAST
eoie''"A o''' JOHN BULL
Scenes, Appointments and CosTr MES, and
CAST OF UNUSUAL STRENGTH.
Barnctts Comedy,
THE SERIOUS FAMILY,
ia also in rehearsal
THE RIVALS.
BOX BOOK OPEN FROM A. NJ. TO p. N.
INSTRUCTION.
AT TowNsEND's BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1876 BOW
II ery-Priyate instruction day and evening In Tce-
The New York herald., 1870-10-21

9th AND 18TH WARD CITIZENS ASSOCIATION,
IL win mold important meeting At Masonic Hall,
Eighty sixth street, Third this Friday evening"
at O'Clock. JOHN FOLEY. President.
AsAEs BAasSrT, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1870-10-21
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE
OR TO RENT.

A ST. ~CATHARINES ISLAND, NEAR SAVANNAH,
"A. OaFor sale exchange1n part % acres; 2b00
cultivated; budinEs complete; steam engine &C. Its
ADAPTATION 10 culture Of Sea Island stock
al Kinds constitutes OF the most valuable
fhc SSuth Title 10 the whole Island complete.
Y. <. STEVENSON 4 son. IL Pine street
The New York herald., 1870-10-21
FOR SALE.

A FINE CORNER LIQUOR sIoRf FOR sALss
kooms. near Stock Exchange; down town RsstAnrants
Brooklyn Liquor stores ferres Jersey City LIQUOR
stores, cheap corner Groceries, Shoe Stores.
AlTcHELLS Store Agency, n Cedar street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

FTH.
mounted a. member OF the guard mounted
AZ Camp Grant, Virginia, on the 9Th day OF
january, 1870, become so drunk as 20 DO IN.
ilt for duty This at or near the place and
en- or about the time above specified;
OnARoH ll'-"Vlolation OF the Aoth Article
OF War"
SpeeVedtion.-"l In thai that he, friyhte
Mlohal Higgins, company b, 17th United
states Infantry, did, after having been duly
posted on No. Q post, At the Government
stables, Camp Grant, Virginia, leave his
eha clock p. M, January y, 1871, when
nc Ne, nas arrested and placed In confinement
~ .ue corporal q the guard: This Al or
near sne pace ana on Or about the time above
sP pee ALAaIIN.n JAIL. thU
10 Mnion cnargee and speclncations the
I'm ii,pp ,,ss,e nlcnael higgins, company
., I'm on''ed states infantry, pleaded "Not
nj. -, .,n npiNo, =
luo court, having metureiy considered
,ne o,luenee auau zee, hnas tne the accused,
rnyate hlehael higgins, company ,, nth
Inlted sta'e' lniaJntry, - iollowsi ..Hs.
n, nero.oh b..
vi the ehaTge-guilty.
la 0ndrgts
~ the sPecihcation-0uhty' Fa|..
oithe chLrgo-dullty.
--. sENTnNoh '
And the conrt docs, therefore, sou.
tenee hlm, Private Michael Higgins, compa-
felt 70 the United States ten (I0) dollhrs Of
bis monthly pay for two (2) months, and bo
confined at hard labor, In charge Of tho
guard, for thirty (5O) days"
" PRIyATu CHARLHS knoll, company D,
lIth United States Infantry.
OHAReH.-Drunkenne on tuty.n
SpeetfedfioH--"lnt hlsi that Private Charles
Knoll, company b, 1Ith United States In.
isutry, dld, when duly mounted as a mem
Der oil the guard At Camp Grant, Virginia,
unable 70 perform his duties. This o. Camp
Grant, Virginia" $50. .ysq.. l ~
10 which charge aud specification the
l1th United states Infantry, pleaded mot
guilty." . nj.
IINpiNo, -
The court, having matnrely considered
,ne evidence adaucod, hnds the accused,
fnyate Ohariea krou, company D, l7th Uni.
ed btates Infantry, as followsi 70,
Qf the specihcatlon-Gullty.
ofthe eharge-Gullty.
SENTENCE.
And the court does, therefore, sentence
him, Private Charles Knoll, company u,
ION United states Infantry ITO DO confined
AZ ha.d iao9r, IN charge Of the guard, for the
period OF thirty (Sul days"
o. ~ AT SsoaoE bMTTo, company d,
lttp United Stetes infantry
rSnnRoE-''Niolat'o ofthe 10th Article OF
war.
bpeeviedton.-l 10 this that he, tho said
private george brltto, company d, nth uni
ted states Infantry, being duly mounted az
member OF the guard At Camp Grant, Viz
glnia, on tue ls,h day OF January, 1870, ola
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
D PoRTNER,s vIENNA nEkR

Is rroOOusesi by good IadEs. to be suporior to
anJ BEER heretofore introduced. IT ia pare,
hsAilhJ add rsiruahiBs, aod sold at the following
rss'Auranis .a ua
KrosEer'. Ssyshth street. usdr Pstspt once.
}. BesS'a, ., rear seventh street.
Gen JOseph 0sthsrips, T,nib, near d street.
, y. nsnil'a. h'tropOlitNn Hail.
PTcundt, g0i Pear, aPd half street. Hf..i nj
John Rousal. sehastssa PArhi Hh9l-lw
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

TINS WAsHINoroH LIrHRARY Association
held its regular weekly meetiDg last Saturday
night At Columbian Law building, and after
the discussion Of the regular business before
the assembly, " was followed BY the literary
exercises, and that worthy Of most note was
u 10 ineHpedient for the Unlted states to as-
quire more territory at the present time,''
which WAS argued with very great Interest BY
and Mr.. Holston negatively, and the deolai6n
vas rendered 10 favor OF the Affirmative side.
Invitations will soon be lorued to . literary
association. - = =
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11


OHo REPUBLICAN, Accommodations
ANT OoMMIrTEgs APPoIaTED.-The GOllpwIug
important committees OF the Ohio state Re-
publican Association, OF this city, have been
appointed to cooperate with the Ohio Cen-
trail Republican Dom mlttees Of the various
Congregational Districts Of tho Slate, for the
purpose OF promoting the Interests OF the Re-
publican party 10 the State OF Ohio;
Conmittee for State 1t LNTge-CAptain W.
o. Pennywltt, Third Auditors Oaieei Colonel
ID. q. COX, Superintendent Internal Revenue
Bureaus N. A. Gray, esq, Post ONCE Depart
ment.
Committee for Congressional Disiriets.-i,
n. II; darIyi 2 W, y. Perkins, ., Fellx NJ,
Phiiip a. south 7, Uhas, d. Parker, s. WS,'
u. BROWN Q, u. y. Hawkes., 10, s. n. BroWni
II, q. W. ShOckeyi ~, ]. II. Wilkinson -, u,
u. BAughi II, A. n. Sommersi IS, q. HAWKING;
10, q. Hazletti II, NJ. u, Baxter IS, W. J.
DoekBthdefi 10, VIM. Small.
The ofioers OF the Ohio state Association
are a. fOllowa3 J. %. VIII, prebldenti s. n.
Robinson, vice prelidehti ", A. Hunt, HsSre-
tafyi r. W. Kerr, treasurer.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

In PAssIS0 UT ssvESTu STREET we noticed
the store OF our friend, "The Original
Franc" crowded with customers, and al the
samo time we observed other stores decidedly
In want Of patronage. Tho only reason for
this, TO ths best of our knowledge and belief,
Is that our friend, Mt. Franc, is selling
goods at such prices that the buying COM
muuiiy ind It to their interest to patIoniEe
this so very popular Cents Furnishing
Store. For the benefit Of strangers we would
add that the new number Is 43t Seventh
street, between ID and Z streets, three doors
above Odd Fellows Hall; also, we would say
hat he has no branch store.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
sS% %

PREPARATION ron rus OsLgnRATIos or
rHH FIFTEENTH AMENDKHuT.-On Saturday,
the eommittee having 10 charge the arrange
mehta for the grand torehllght procession TO
take place 90 the Night Of The 18th lust, In
honor Of the nfteenth Amondmeni, received
from PhilAdslphiN 800 torches, In addition TO
those already oh hand, beAidea 1000 Ohluese
lantatNb AZ the dFmOnstrNtlO ion viii b G purely
a arF IL no doubt Tat the prVgeBsi,tn VII ~.
tic met Imposing ~ re zttda numrtlg "
strcBgth and fespoctabilitY,l thai has sgrfl
several ward mnrshAla OF this Q ~ snd 0enfge.
town, 10 Hlso Of the oountY, report that theif
diylnions viii tutn out 10 full airenkth, the
fully aroused to the impofisneo % oelebtat-
los the TAtlAcation Of The AIaendment that
vOnehaAfaa universal liberty thfoushout the
Unitad States. #.fE| .If.Ia
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

RENovR HIM-The Senate DommIitee on
the District OF ColumbiA to-day gave y hear.
ipE to boih sides 10 the matter OF passing a
law to get rid Of Judge Purcell, Of the
the man who was duoked bV the eltiIenG OF
BladenburE, last summer. SonAtor HAmlin
presented a petition OF over three thousand
oltlEers, asking for the change.
Purcell handed In petition 10 his ow
favor, sigped by four hundred and eighty per-
sons, and closing with = modest Tequeat for a
large Increase Of salary. General MuGsey, 10
presenting the case OF the citizens, infof n ed
the committee that PuTosllia oharao'er was
such As to give 40 additional pang to death, IN
the District, from the fact the widows and
where they are hGbitualiy ihsulted. -IRGsA.
Cor. CiHeinHaH GSssne. 'rE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

.... fUuLIC -NO.13.l ..|..H a.. |
AN ACT to establish laud district 10 VS..
omiug Territory, aud for other purposes,
BE Enacted 6y The Senate and HotSs Of
Representatives Of the United States Of Amsriea
IN Congress assembled, That the public lands
Of the United States In the Territory of
Wyoming shall constitute land district, TO
DO called the district Of Wyoming, the Office
for which shall be established at such place,
within said district, as the President OF the
United States may from time to time direct,
aud the pre- emption laws and all other laws
not locally lnapplicable are hereby extended
TO said Territory. & lfHs ~ r'1 y.
SEC. 2. And BE- i JMrtAsr sndeisd, That the
President Of tho United States be, and IL
hereby, authorized to appoint, by and with
the advice aud eonsent OF the Senate, a sur
veyor general for Wyomink, with salary
OF three thousand dollars per annum, who
shall locate his Office at such place a. tho
Secretary OF the Interior shall from time to
Time direct, aud vhose duties, powers, obli,
getlone responsibilities ana Allowances for
clerk hire, ONCE rent, fuel aud incidental ex-
penser, shall DO the same as those OF the
surveyor general of Colorado, under the
direction Of the Secretary Of tho ntettor,
aud such Instructions as he may from time
10 time deem advisable to give him. -.
Secs, Aad BE- 70 JhythsS daaets5, That tho
President be, and hereby Is, authorized to
appoint BY and with the advice and consent
OF the Senate, a register and receiver for
said district, who shall respectively be re-
qulred TO reside at the sltc OF said office, aud
who shall have the same powers, peTfofm
the same duties, and receive the same com
pensatlon as are now, aud may hereafter be,
prescribed BY law for other land Offices OF
the United States. latf .arf.'ii.f
/ Approved, February 8, 1870. gs go. -ft-tsi
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

Full RETURNS from the election In Con-
nectlcut show that tho majority for English
IL $40. The vote for Jewell was 43, 500; for
English, 44,l30. The total vote one year
ago was 0O,575, showing decrease this year
of 3,l25. The Republican vote Is 9, l73 less,
aud the Democratic vote Ia 942 less. The
Senate stands II Republicans to 10 Demo.
Gratis last year II stood 10 Republicans to 8
Democrats. The House stands 1877 Republl-
cans 70 lie Democrats last year Ii stood / 80
Republicans TO los Democratic.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

MRS. FANNY WEAVER was found dead In
an clubhouse, back Of her house, gu Parrish
street, Philadelphia. She had participated
In drunken carousel, during which she
was struck by John A. Dorns, aud falling,
hit her head agalnst stove. The coroner
ID investigating the matter.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

y. IA. ~ wAshhOIoA, u. ", march, 1870.
70 yoAA y LtgAisT, esg., ageni Of the NeiO yersfy
MninaI Lge ihtHnaaes COmpahg; t-.a
SIR; desire IN this public mauner to evlnee
my gratitude and to expreha my uineere thanks
70 the New Jersey Mutual Life InsurAnoe
y0mpany, OF which you are the agent In this
District, for their promptneaB IN paying
policy OF life lnaurAnco for ten thousand dol
lAts, on the life Of my lAto husband, CHARLES
draft for the said amount within seysnteen
days from the death Of my husband. It Aiforda
me much pleasure to recommend your com
pany TO the public. OATHARmE BoTELER,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

, AS ECONOMY is the highway to wealth, we
consider Il our duty To remind our fellow-citl-
zcus OF the fact that there ls q vast differ
ence In the prices charged by our several
merchants. Many profess TO sell goods
eheap, but from our own experience We have
TO say that We mover bought our Gents Far
nishlng goods more reasonable than at the
store OF the one-price Franc, 431 Seventh
street, between d and L. ZOO
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
pRoPosAIs ron CORN AND hay.
o''I' q s. ri siI DssHs Rs.

q Hf4 HoHFfoA OF rMn DhPOr ouARrnnMAATEk,
7 fH.5i fonr LEAvHHwenrg, KAs.ln. 10
Sealed p,seosals win bo. Esesissd 4 iSls e1ss
isgp ri Nm i,hlsG Ne slssd states oefsiansaI
sSss ' s.s. f boz q si {: us. z; u R;s
, ALL wystl's f.rm. Jackson county, kan
sss, Probable amount rvQalred Per month
shsllsd Cora, A9oo busbSlal Bay, 10 tens,
Probable amopa, required Ter moAth-Bhsilsd
caE SdSS s sSs Ia. J. s q SSsl n,.A.a,
bidder. VII State ia,lr prices Ios Corn 50 much
PET enshsi. ~ pounds 70 the bgshel.l and Hay %
e9ss viii BE- tuIlilhsd By lhit department N,
By the eOntraeISrd frsS % sHpeHis TO the ooVsfh'
PTopOaAls viii be received for any rsAsoa4bls
perttea " the amount IeQuiTed. 1T 2 7T7-Tf
m.kinG tue sauo IL pIaaeps I the OpenluG " tha
Known Il ihi1 oliss 10 81 fespohsi6ie. "
The uSAAl cOndltlens. which sAn be AscertAIned
Al this once, will b imposed upon biddefa aud
eoatrsotorn Blahk forma Of proposals. will be fare
~ auiheIlJ In ne Chief ouSItsrBssisr. De.
D,, Lieut., Cd. .. NJ, ' q H. = aSpSIk
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

DEPUTATIoS with au Interest In the col
onial trade have united In a protest to the
Marquis OF Harrington, the English Post.
master General, against the new postal
regulations, so Tar as they apply to the for
malls.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

A MosT STRIKING CoSTRLsr.--The old
"a nsn dyes ,, ana eolS.ers, SS,, are oil more
hues they impart are not natural. PHALoN's
VIrALIA, OR SALVATION FoR TnE HAIR, the
newly discovered agent, ls, on the other
hand, limid, transparent, fragrant, and ef-
fectlye, aud has no sediment. Bold By all
druRglsts and fancy goods dealers.
apll.eoA ID ID ---
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

- oIgIou DEPor conH'T % EuHHsrnEcu,
EoAI LHANnsWonrH,kAE.,h March % mn
ia,sS a RsosS.iII ~ Hsa.' ~ p EssslSsd
Anil ABs ~ w "a frIsi;shsn ne Hss.a ks
JAN, delivered At this placs. III i'N'f'I
me vlnsesT 20 Be made Ssly f5pr wAisty, TO
slaioss. shd u uaiiorn strsslth, taifss u efaiss
or ~ graina ~ pi;sarbohatg Of Rosash leiiheT. a.
% ueatralils ona Auld 90 nee o. viasrar no Be In
full hoaped barrels or half barrels, with an iroa
ssnpl q vassAr ons Of 80 And ess Of % Grains'
By Authority Of BTsVst Brig 0en. N. r. Nor
EAa. chI'fo' s. DsPartnsSSI Il Ag!ssI9sds,
Ola ..H IH 20 Captain, v. g.. us, A.
Gta-,a ID. .'i captsis, MI u. ki.If.aA.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

BOYS SUITS,
jacket and Pants from $3.50.
Youths Suits,
Coat, Vest aud Pants from sl0.
Chlldrens' Suits,
Three to six years., from 81.
A large assortment. "a-
GEoRdE @. HEssrNG,
40 Seventh street, Northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

OWING to the vigilance OF the police public
gambling houses exist no more 10 Boston.
For two months no saloon has been open.
The rooms long devoted to thiS business are
bare and deserted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

THE Emperor OF Russia and the Empress
will soon go on tour through tho Crlmea
and Caucasian, provinces. They will sub
sequenuy visit Darmstadt aud Emsip, Ger.
many.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

DooLHY's BAKIHa POWDER claims the sDe.
eiAl attention OF housekeepers, bakers, cooks
aud htewards Of hotelS, eAting, houses sod
caterers generally, As q htut-elaau article,
wholesome bitenit, rolls, loaVes, corn bread
buekwheAt aud Other gTiddie cakes, dunn,
hngs, poi ies, nut pudilhgs, aud cakes aud
pastry OF every variety. IL Comments Itaelf
TO all who desire To have good bread on theiT
table. II only needs triAi. FOR sale by ali
gTocen, I'd. y
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

IsDUcnmNT TO Bur A Coon SEWING
Wilcox q 0ibbs' Sewing Ma
chine, the most slmp.e aud best constructed
sewing machine, will hereafter DO sold on
liberal terms. Inquire at the agency, Banms
corset and hoop skirt factory, 40S Seventh
street, between ID and X. y. .r.H.. n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

RETURNS from all the wards In 81. Louis
show the election Of eleven Radical, three
Democratic, and one Independent aldermen,
and eight Radical and three Democratic
school directors.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
Boston. april Q. $50


The FIIrtAtIOns Of Married Ladies'
"Vic," the vivacious local gossip Of the
Chicago Tribune, reads the following lecture
to her married sisters;
One other topic want TO touch upon-lt
Is the filtration Of married women. II sounds
bad, doesn't II And wish It were con.
fined TO 80 low a strata Of society that you
and / need never touch upon IL. But
this Is not so. Women who arc wealthy,
refined aud educated, With good homes aud
attentive husbands, are continually talked
about In connection with some filtration
which, II not scandalous, Ia criminally i'm
prudent. A few evenings since q gentle
man Of this city went to a lecture aceompa-
MED by his wife and two lady friends-all
moving In the highest social circles. While
waiting on tho street corner for q car the
two ladies entered Into conversation With n
couple Of gentlemen, who followed them
Into the car, and were only prevented from
speaking to them by the presence OF their
gentleman attendant. When he remon-
strated with them for carrying on a light,
trivial conversation with strangers In that
way they answered that they enjoyed lit
was such fun. There are hundred Of women
In this city to-day-not young aud thought
less "OiIeiI vitLeI-uhO ATu Idly paricipat.
Ing In "such fun" receiving and eucour-
aging the attentions OF men who, like them
selves, are bound by tho most solemn VOWS
to others, and who are no less criminal than
tho ladies In their weak, II not wicked In
tentions.
Is it an infatuationl Is II natural moral
depravity, lack Of those good principles
which, once firmly established by perslsteut
Christian teaching, eau never be shaken,
that women part so lightly with their good
names. and run the gauntlet OF foul suspl-
PlOU WiNaa nd kn
TO forget that
"A wife suspected is \ wife diSgraeed,n
at least In the eyes OF those TO whom she can
never affirm her Innocence.
II Is not lovel That Is too honest TO deal
In Irritation or invite scandal. ID is selfish
ness. L. selashness, vanity OF love Of ad-
miratlou, a species OF gambling In which
character 10 at stake. Men wrapped up In
the cares Of business leave their wives alone
10 fashionable boarding houses, with nothing
to employ their time or occupy their thoughts
except the routine Of fashionable dressing,
dining and visiting, which, without some
higher influence, goes further than anything
else TO demoraliZe women. Other men tell
her she lie prettyi waylay her on the street
corpersi meet her at the matlnees; take her
TO the opera, and sip wine with her at fash
lonablo restaurants. They are only pleased
with her, but she soon learns to make Ii the
grand passion OF her life. Women will not
tell her, or, ifthey do, II is In such way as
only 10 accelerate matters. When men begin
to talk about her heaven help heri And the
man for whom she braves scorn aud dis
honor Is the 1rst to turn his back and walk
away on the other side. ~
And some fair woman will read this, aud
lay IL down carelessly, with the remark;
How truei' but she will never think OF
making the application or Imagining ID could
mean har
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

SIN JOHN AoToN Ia said In BE- the special
correspondent Of the London Tbnss at Rome,
and the Pope Is so angry with him that his
expulsion may take place any day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

JAVA CoFTEB, freshly roasted, for 9s
cents, as good as coffee sold for 40 cents
elsewhere, at the Pekin and Yoddo tea store,
424 Ninth street, between ID and Z streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

CoFFEH roasted by ourselves every day,
and ground 10 order at tho original Pekin
and Yeddo tea store, 424 Ninth street, be-
tween ID aud Il streets,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

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