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The New York herald., 1870-06-06
GREAT MUSICAL JUBILEE
and
BEETHOVEN CENTENNIAL FESTIVAL.
In the city of New York, at the ~s
AMRRICAN fNQTITTJTE Chr ,JSEuxs


f.1s :as,:ss w: ssss;
00A"0u'TWVTEH TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND PERSONS.
The leading asn,.s, % A@sris: without distinction Of
sis
HAskG6y Ts sssssy Of a State: Ss
Hon sE9ksb s a;
Hon JOHN cSEsTEsEF MN Y sE E0;p.'sr General;
And ohsr Excsencss the Governors Of the States and
To the Honorae. ssnso1s as.Sas q III. United States.
To the Honorable Representative in Congress,
To til. Hon. s1IaoS T. s SA p cs % and to tho
Associate Justices Of The Supreme Court ofthe
To the Mayors Of important cities.
dgn;ares expressing their interest In the Musical Festival
THE Mus6%G TsE 81 AID BEETHOVEN CEN
rENSIXL FESTIVAL ii'p viii present sent D-A'Ao'N' 04
NINE. PAREPARosA.
the renowned Dectress Parepa English Opera
Company whose art history and lyric triumphs are house
Coliseum OF the Peace Jubilee Festival year ago,
cal festival Of this nature Her very prior
her immediate departure for Europe
COMBINED MAMMOTH CHORUS
Three thousand skilled vocalists,
the frs, Choral spsDasiRs sSsississs of America.
sxty.fve Choral and Madrigal Societies,
upward of one hundred Choirs
w Ss 81 %
delssohn and other great Societies. society ng
ssSsS
HANDEL TIE asB ss'SSSsESsP $SzSs SOCIETY
UPWARD OF FIVE auspRflD e sH5isfl VOICES STRONG.
"n'cn ID wde'y oeusved AvE 70 No suppp,op
m ..,, .s,,.: 81
from its first to its last day.
A GRAND COLISEUM ORGAN.
constructed by the ssIsOErtSS sk HsSky sYissa NsaEn
exhibition his mandatory street.
New York, will be placed in the of the GREAT STAGE
LEND nj ITS IT'S POWERFUL TONES TO THE OCCASION.
GRAND JUBILEE ORCHESTRA
FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY vIRruosI.
comprising the choicest nstrunsntass tall N. Of
-''' ''''' Classical and Popular Composers
Life Students of the Art.
FSo sr mGS6ssT AH REED ssrnu
GILMoRE,s celebrated Band, from Boston.
DODWORTH'S famous Twenty-second Regiment Band.
GRAFuLLA's renowned Seventh Regiment Band
DOWNINGS celebrated Seventy-hr Regiment Band.
The powerful aduncts necessary the effects OF
sEme THH Of aNTIia she IiiomposMPioanss;y Fp%MPasy
AA AA The CHIME OF BELLS,
THE ELECTRIC ARTILLERY.
asH AMI h g the
whose and eminent positions render their
aid direction of the highest consideration in musical
festival vast and varied in its character. = t
Mr.. CARL BERGMAN, d
the renowned Of the New York and Brooklyn Phu
harmonic socieues;;, c.pr zpppAuN s-gT
the distinguished Conductor Of the Handel and Haydn Soc
ety. and Conductor Of the Great Choral Gathering OF Ten
Thousand Voices at the National Peace Jubilee.
Mr. MAX MARETZEK,
the great Impresario of the Grand Italian and German
Opera companies . -
the very Conductor of the ParepaRosa English Opera
Company.
senior organst of Trinity parish New York; and conductor
of the Church Music Association.
Directors great pleasure In announcing the
engagement, Of the conductors, OF
MR. +. S. GILMORE
the protector and general director Of the
NATIONAL PEACE JUBILEE.
To these will be added the eminent conductors Of many
visiting societies.
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NEW YORK CITY.
G1ean1ngs of News I'm the
Metropolis.

The following record win show the changes IN tho
temberature OF the weather for the past twenty
hours in comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year as indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
nuts pharmacy HERALD Building, Broadway cor
ner OF Ann street,
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On Saturday Isaac Taylor, aged two years. OF NO.
a67 Tenth avenue fell into basin OF boiling water
and was SO badly scalded that he died yesterday.
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SHIPPIN G N E w S.
Almanac for New Y0rk-This Day.
Herald Packages.

Herald Packages.
Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached our Steam
Yacht feet.
The New York Associated Press do not collect marine
reports attend to the delivery of packages will
by the following extract from the proceedings Of the
regular monthly meeting held March 3, 1885,
Resolved, That and after April 1868, the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship In the
harbor Of New York. Passed unanimously.
Letters or news packages for the HERALD should not
therefore, be entrusted TO the charge Of pretended agent
Of the New York Associated Press.
Herald Steam Marine News Fleet.
The following named yachts which capable Of board
ing inward bound outside Of SANDY Hook south
OF tho Highlands, compose our steam marine
fleet
Screw propeller yacht HERALD.
Screw propeller yacht JAMES.
Screw propeller yacht JEANNETTE.
The ONCE at whitehall slip, where an
muncaons from and consgnees TO the masters Of
win be received and forwarded free Of charge
OCEAN STEAMERS.
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Two cases OF sudden death were reported yester-
day

Yesterday Frank Wood, aged twelve years, was
caught in the draw at the Harlem bridge ana had
his left arm cut Off near the shoulder.
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Average temperature yesterday. 10
last year :. ....................... TAX
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ppular airs.

The Commissioners announce further that musical
entertainments VIII also he given on Tuesday ia
Tompkins' square, from six TO eight O'Clock In the
evening; on wednesday, in Washington square,
from six to eight O'Clock and Thursday, In Madi.
son square, from six TO eight O'Clock, should the
,ro oaff lor 10
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, JUNE g. ls7o-TR1PLE SHEET
DRoGRANME

OF The
CENTENNIAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL .
Monday, June III Tuesday, June H. Wednesday June 10,
Thursday, June H. Friday June and Saturday, June To-
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Passed Through He'll Gate,
BELOW.

Ship Antarctic (r) McStokcr from Liverpool April 26,
with mdse and passengers, to Tapscott Bros.
Ship Henry (NG) Vessels, from Bremen April IT, with
mdse and passengers, to Koop & Co.
Wind a sunset Sc. light
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GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
yJ THE SALE OF SECURED SEATS
and for Monday Tuesday afternoon and
COMMENCES TO-DAY.
Ar9 O'CLOCK A. ~,
DITsON's MUSIC STORE. I'll BROADWAY
SCHIRMERS MUSIC STORE, 70l BROADWAY.
p. @. DEvLIN's, NO WALL STREET
DODDS OFFICE, 94 BROADWAY.
SEASON SUBSCRIBERS TICKETS,
FOUR SECURED SEATS FOR EACH OF THE TEN
FESTIVAL CONCERTS transferable.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
admitting TO all concerts and public rehearsals.
SEASON TICKET, ADMITTING ONE PERSON TO
EACH OF THE TEN FESTIVAL CONCERTS
ransferabe good for such seats not otherwise
cured,
TEN DOLLARS
admitting to all concerts and public rehearsals.
ADMISSION, WITH SECURED SEAT.
FIRST PARTERRE. TWO DOLLARS
DkESS fAkTEkkE Ithfb DOLbAhS
hA. DOLLA RS
BALCQNY,..,, ,,....,,,,,,,,,,,....,,...TWO DOLLARS
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Frederick Serrozn, OF 4i6 East Thirteenth street,
on Saturday night accompanied Catharine PhenlX
to saloon at the corner OF Great Jones street ana
Broadway and while there charges she stole his
wallet, containing fortyhve dollars IN bills. She
was arrested by officer Barry, OF the Fifteenth pre-
Cinct and yesterday morning committed by Justice
Shandley in default OF 81, 900 bail.
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Herald steam Marine News Fleet.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Destination.
Office.
Steamer.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY.
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The Department OF Public Parks announce that II
the weather be fine there will be by the Gen.
tyal Park Band at Mount Morris square this evening,
from to eight O'Clock, for which the following Is
no
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Anthony Ackert, residing at No. 447 West Forty
first street, arragned before Justice Shandley
yesterday morning, charged with stabbing william
Badock OF No. 526 West Thrty-ninth street, in the
groin and breast with pocket knife severely IN.
juring MIN. Upon complaint OF officer Irving, OF the
Twentieth precinct, Ackcrt was committed to await
the result Cf the injuries.
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NINE. PAREPA.ROsA,

the Drecress of the Parepa English Opera
Company history and lyric trumphs
hold words in America Her triumphant success in the vat
italy established her pre-emnent fitness for colossal mus
cal festival OF this nature Her last appearance prior 10
her immediate departure for Europe
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A child aged five years, named John Leddy, OF No.
210 Sullivan street. had foot badly crushed by car
No. 60 Beecker street line, last evening The driver,
William Disbrow, was arrested by rOundsman
Croker, OF the Fourth precinct. who arraigned him
before the sergeant the Fifteenth precinct. Ser
geant HolDrow discharged the driver, and tee.
graphed to the Central Police ONCE that Disbrow lis
III no way TO blame.n
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To these will be added the eminent conductors Of many
visiting societies.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A NOTARY PUBLIC, ALWAYS IN; ALSO COMM
n soner of Deeds for every State and Passport Ageu
Law documents prepared In English or Spanish
FREDERICK |. KING, Counsellor at Law,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

Professor Joseph Henry, of the Smithsonian
Institution, will sail for Europe on the first of
June, accompanied by his eldest daughter. He
l. going for the bepeft Of his health, on the in
vitation Of the Board of Regents OF the Smith
ssnian Institution, the charge Of which institu-
uon ne has had since its incipiency, during
which time he has but little relaxation from the
duties imposed on him. His services i'm the
cause Oh science are recognized throughout the
ciVihzed world and will insure him a warm well
come wherever he goes; but the benefits he has
conferred rom time to time upon our commu-
nity, ana tne UNIFORM courtesy and kindness of
his disposition winch have won him many friends,
win eause his absence from this city to be much
regretted. We wish him a pleasant vov.,a
speedy restoration OF his health, and a safe re,
turn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

SOMEBODY DAMAGED, Bur NOT SENATORS"
The insolent attempt of the Chronicle to dictate
to Republican Senators how they shall vote, in
the interests of its heavy advertising patrons of
the Bullock persuasion, has not only signally
failed, but is drawing down upon that paper
some censures from high-toned Republican
quarters sharp enough to pierce the hide of a
rhinOceros. Sidney Andrews, well known as
one OF the most thoughtful and far-mlnded
Republican correspondents at Washington,
thus writes TO the Boston Advertiser concerning
the disgraceful Bullock corruption-fund bust
ness, and the attempts to cover it up by hard
swearing:
"The Georgia bribery report submitted in the
Senate this afternoon cannot fail TO have a de-
cided influence in determining the Georgia ques-
ton, when IL comes up fer final settlement. The
voluminous testimony shows beyond all cayll
that Bullock and his friends have been plenti-
fully supplied with money and railroad bonds all
the manner Of using their funds if votes could
be obtained against the Bingham amendment.
The committee found that wholly unsuccessfu al
attempts were made to buy Senators Upton and
Carpenter. That reports Of outrages in Georgia
were furnished 70 order and paid for by the Bull
lock party, that such influence as the Chronicle
had was purchased in aroundabeut manner, that
persons were hired to write letters for the pur-
pose Of influencing the judgment Of Senator'S
and that, in few words, the Bullock party used
such means as IL could, week after week, to
VI ScO8rOfe INTO glylnx the
Georgia Legislature two years more Of power.
The Committee Is unanimous in all these con-
clusions, but Senators Rice and stewart while
strongly censuring the Chronicle for taking
money, are very easy on Bullock for paving IL.
The chief witnesses were 10th to tell what thew
knew, and some Of them indulged in the tallest
kind OF lying when trst examined. Both
branches Of Congress will probably decline to
continue the Bullock ring in Office beyond next
tsnr The story is generally current u. night that
bulloek Is at the Chronicle Office, and that "My
Two newspapers, both daily !" will to morrow and
neneeiorth pour their hottest shot into Trum-
bull, Edmunds, Carpenter and (,onkIing tor tha
language they used In the report"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

John D. Reid has written Q letter declining to
run as the democratic candidate for Congress In
the Fourth Indiana district. 1t Is reported that
ID. s. Gooding, who was marshal OF the District
Of Columbia under President johnson, will be
nominated. There is little doubt, however, Of
the election Of Mr.. Wilson, the Republican can
date TO succeed Mr.. Julian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREET LOTS FOs


SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREET LOTS FO3
- SAIL
Eight Business Lots on seventh st., opposite TIE
Thyson Hotel; nine on Eighth st., same sqHa-e.
Ter2s: 0ne-tenth cash; oEe-tsnth every six montAs
AFRO, on easy terms, I1uber Of desirable LotsiA
'eH.Sns Of the city nov beng
1885 New York avenue,
MIN m Between 18th and 18th sts.
LOB SALE Oh KX0HANGH.
SO, 900 ACRES OF LAND in Macon county, n
o., Blue Ridge RAjipoad running through IL;
50 900 acres In Charokee county, N. O., en fine
grazing lands, and covered with choice timber;
Perior fruit climate, especially the apple. Also,
rs 900 acres In shannon and Reynolds soanties,
Oregon. viii exchange for city property, or part
D. h. sWIrLAND, Federal block,
NH lit corner 7th and = streets.
LOB RKNT-Two new and ELEGANT REslDENOIs
Il on 18th strsst, between 1 and X SITS. northwest,
opposite the new square. The houses ce1tain thir-
teen rooms eeeh, are thoroughly built and hand
somely finished bout, and contain eli modern
improvements. Inquire Of JOS. n. KELLEY, Real
Estate Agent, No. sos 6th street northwest, near
street, or to the owner, WA. b. PHILIP, sS Lon
FOB kEEf-Wnleo! . 0tbbs' SiwIE0 Ma
CHINE the simplest, noiseleo, aad isse liable b
getcut Of o,aeE EsstsS q son On rsesonsSie tsyns
tory. 7th street. between end =. a&a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

BOWEN As A "BoLTKR"-Cook stated In the
First Ward last night that Bowen bolted the
Irregular" nomination Of Matthew G. Emery
for Mayor last year. Bowen also bolted the
Irregular" nomination of A. G. Hall for Collec-
tor. And yet the sole claim put forward In be-
half Of bis reelection by those who admit that
he is fraud and failure, Is that he Is the
Irregular" nominee. He is not the regular
nominee; but IL he were he hasno rightto claim
support on that ground, having bolted, himself,
whenever his interests or his animosites
prompted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

From French, Langran s. OgiIvie we have
the excellent May number Of BlacktQeod.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

4 HILakhhs CARRAAsks.
Just received. a large nssortment, Of. 80
the latest style sn3hnest ssnish, at prices 49,
lower than they can be obtained else -
CHR. RUPPGR7s Fancy Bazaar,
arA I'm No. 403 ines Number 7th Of. near ID.
NEW BUTTER-Pyre and fresh selections, re-
v eeved semi weekly from Ohemung and Della
ware counties n sso, Penna aud Indiana Roll,
seld at reaso liable prices stale, Nos 500 and &sl
Center Market, IL Western; 1873 Horthern-
myH-lm' J.C. fEARs0H SONS.
4 UABIRl LUAR1RH LUMRxRH
large sn4 complete assortment os Building
Lumber, Hemlook Fencing, Cy press shiReles W hits
Pine md spruce piekets, Cedar Royts, Also,
DRESSED LUMBKR
Of ell kinds ON hand and Ter sale q lowest market
rates by WlLLET 4 RHDGkAyE, :
Corner New York avenue and 9Th street,
one sauArs iron Northern
apS-d liberty Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

all warranted pure, and at 10 west raes
Just laid in lar sest stock Of Toex Artides in tno
city, which VIII seU at 80 per cent less nan regu-
lar prices, as is.ported ssd domestic Psrfumery,
sceps, Colognes, Hair ola Oosmstics, Hair Tooth.
Nail, Infant, Shaving, and Hat 8rushes Dressias'
and f,ne tot womes n great variety, Prepare
Having mush enlarged my stous, I viii give ,ar-
ticular attention % the Conpouaaing Of Fhysiosns'
be put MP half the csual ratk and every aTtiela
warranted fresh and rssre.
Arthur kAT1ANs. Drurcist
spely Onruer "A - 10 sfre-ss n w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

vVALKERy DOUBLE OVEN oookISbn
w RANGE.
Bsautfsi, and easily oossronsd. BY one -
BUY TIE wALKER
Il. l. GREGORY,
mytu 90 Pennsylvssia avenue.
TAE JAAIHDOI CRACRERS.
l. Long ond Personally Ksosvn ~ Waskia9toa,
ARR AT THE QRoCERs.
~ orICEl rlCEii
LARGE INVOICE, OF GOODS FROM A NEW
YORK AUCTION, JUST RECEIVED.
Gents and Ladies LINEN Handkerch5efs, - pas
cent cheaper than can be bought elsewhere. o.
Linen Towek cheap ae 10 cents pieca.
Napkins and poylfs from rs cents - 81 dozen.
Table LINN. very cheap
Bed Quilts 81 50 piece.
BLACK GTos Grain SIX &275, worth $3.50.
DRESS GOODS
In great variety and At very low prices.
fLANkKLs and CoTroNs At low figures.
Large assortment Of
LINEN GOODS
For Mems and Boys we~r' e Se an grises
my4 No. 1920 Psnnsyivahis svenae
E0R eALE-AT THE LOWEST PRICE-aseOS '
y extra ch01c< Lronch. English and Aneri- A..
can, ferpet0nI UlooRmg BOexs, Climbing
ftAhJsa or1mme1tal SHRUBS, PLANTS
ma TkhEs, &C.. &c. The collection CON- -
prisee the best kinds known I'm Europe and Amen
nh si-ec,u p0anscticut svsaue end NJ ere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21
PROPOSALS FOR ANTHRACITE COAL FOE
THE NAVY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RFCRUITING =

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF Equipment AND REcRUITING,S
WASHINGTON, May q, $50. \
Sealed Proposals, for furnishing ANTHRACITE
COAL for the Navy, to be delivered during the IFS
cal year ending June 80 ls71 will be received at this
Bureau until 10 a m, June Il, 1870.
These proposals must be Endorsed I" Proposals for
Anthracite Coal for steamers use.n
The offer must be for the delivery OF 1000 tons, Of
2,240 pounds.
The coal must be Of the best Buck Mountain or
Black Heath, or Of . kind equal to them in all
spects, which equality will be determined by board
appointed by the Secretary of the Navy, after the
to be furnished be stated in the offer Ii to
be delivered in Jumps OF suitable size for naval
steamers, clean, Of uniform quality selected free
will be required to furnish sue n evidence az will be
Satisfactory and be subject to such inspection to
quality and quantity, a. the Bureau may direct
The coal must in respects be satisfactory to the
inspectors, who will have the right of peremptory
rejection.
The price must be for coal delivered at the Phla
delphia navy yard or League Island. and placed in
carts provided by the Coyerbnent on the navy yard
wharf, or on board OF vessels at such points within
six miles Of the said navy yard as may be designated
by the Bureau and all deliveries aforesaid must be
at the contractor risk and ex pense and without
any extra charge OF any kind.
Proposals will likewise be received for the delivery
o. 800 tons OF the same quality Of coal, to be de
lyered in the port Of New Ork on board Of vessels
OF at the navy yard there as at Philadelphia under
the same conditions
Any demurrage other charges to which the
Bureau may be subjected from delay in the
prompt delivery Of the coal by the contractors will
be deducted from their bills. :
tiy mot exceeding 500 tons per day or proper quail
ity and az the proper time and place the bureau
serves the right TO purchase forthwith ct the
tractor risk and expense that which may seem nee
Blank forms Of offer, guarantee, &C., will be fur
nished on application 20 the Bureau. my2l saw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

From j. shillington, A. j. Mudd, and French,
Langran & Ogilvie we have copies of Harper's
Magazine; also, from Mudd we have Frank Les
hes Magazine, Gody's Lddy's Book, and the At
ldntie Monthly for June; and from Shillington we
have The Nursery for jane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

1--WE STILL LIVE ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21
Il. BRENNAN

sos d street, OPP. Y. NJ. q. A. Building
~ B.-No Potash or Wh,t,ng Used my2l I'm
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-27

The art Of being happy lies in the
mower of extracting happiness from
common things. If we pitch our .ex-
pectations high, if we are arrogant in
nur pretentions, if we will not be hap
~ except when our self love is graft
aed. our pride stimulated, our vanity
fed or o fierce excitement kindled,
then we shall have but little satisfac-
tinn out of this life. The whole globe
Il q museum to those who have eyes
"a sec. Rare plays arc uutolded be-
Gore every man who can read the dra-
ma Of life intelligently. Not go to
a, a theaters? Wicked TO see plays?
Era v street is q theater. One can
~ - ~. N his eyes without seeing IN
,e,,.,a;c,,e players There are Othel.
~ and Uan,,lets. and Lears and Fal.
-tatFs. GnheIias ROsalinds and Juliets
ri .hopt ma. Midsummer night
dreams are performing IL our heavens.
Happy2 A walk up aud down Fulton
street in Brooklyn is as goons as
rlav. The children, the nurses, the
maidens. the mothers. the wealthy ev-
erv-bodies. the queer men. the uneon-
seious buffoons, the dFolls. the ear
pest Nonsense. and the whimsical car
nestness Of men, the shop windows,
the horses. the carriages--bless us
81, ere is not half time enough to enjoy
iii hat Is to be seen in these things
IL Is III, mood takes you. go In and
talk with tie people-choGsing. of
conrse. fitting hEaes and seasons. Be
cheerful Yourself, and good natured
ana respectful. and every man has a
secret for YOU worth knowing. There
= school master waiting for you be-
md every door. Every shop man
10 n look Of life different from yours.
m1v,,oa nature puts on as many kinds
- coliage. as trees do, and Is far better
Srortb studv1 7g. Anger is not alike
;nanv tyVo men. nor pride, nor vanity,
nor love. Every fS0l is . speelal fool,
ar5 there i no duplicate. What are
trades and ell kinds of business, but
labratories where the ethereal Thought
Il transmitted into some visible shape
of mntter2 What are Workmen but
trauslators of mind into matter2 Men
are cutting. saving, filing. Citing,
iOintiug. polishing. But every article
is so much mind condensed into mat
1ters Work is Incarnation. Nobody
knows a city who only drives along
its streets. There are vaults under
streets, cellars under houses, attics
above, shops behind. At every step
zen are found tucked away in some
Tuasr nook, doing unexpected things.
tbemzs Ives odd, and full Of entertain
ing knowledge.
Ii i kindly sympathy with huma p
life that enables one to secure happi,,
ness. Pride Is like an unsilvered
Z e'ass, through which all sights pass,
leaving no impression. But sympathy,
iiLe a mirror, catches everything that
Ives The whole world makes pic.
tures for Mirror heart. The best Of
iii Il that a KIND heart aud keen
eve are never withiu.the sherif's reach.
qe may sequester. your goods. But
he cannot shut up the world o. con-
Sscate hcman life. AS long as these
re left one may defy poverty, neglect
Of friends, aud even. to d i rec; MS aus
I bonrs bri,,,Cul every day of innocent
md nourishinS enjoyment.- Henry
Ward Beccher.