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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-30
AuCTroN sAIEs-Tl.is Nay.
BY Cook d Laughton, Auctioneers'
& corner OF Governor and franklin streets.

rLosING SALE OF DRY GOODS,
I } DRESS GOODS. CLOTHS. CAsSIMEREs,
~ AT SG1GTION.-THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock
we viii sell at the store OF hessrs. William y.
Bell Il Co., near tho corner Of Ninth and Mail,
streets, The remainder ofticir STOChoFd GOODS,
'A'. DRY GOODS DRESS GOODS,
HOSIERY, NOTIONS,
as WHITE GOODS,
.i. CLOTHS, CAss7MEREs, FLANNELs,
DONESTICS, PRINTS, &c.
The moot desirable goods remain yet nnsoI9, and
the trade arc respectfully nvited to attend and
purchase In lots to suit themselves.
COOK & LAUGHTOH,
fe3o ~ Auctloncera.
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I,pI SALE OF REAi

4 vow VI lS>loNER = Hhbf VT me- u
7 > ssT NTE.- IN pursuance "f = 'rcrec ~ tH
e. rult court 0r ,,oochland county rendered on
tie jth LAY Of April, 1870. In III. Of iiliain
A. Dcitrlck against Eliza e. Wchi,er; SHAH US
rnn,niss acting under III" said deere. pros
ccs, 80 GiYItR::.Y "a; ii, ....y 81 ju,y next ut
u u'ciuck A. NJ, In front Of A. l.. DERRICK store
In the Nillsgc OF Maiakin, county OF Goochlalld,
TRACT OF LAND owned hy Mrs. Eliza 4.
Wchbcr, and on which she now resides In the
lower end Of the said county. containing ONE
LAND with good HWELLIHG and necessary
ont bindings. Said trsIrt OF land aJns the lambs
of John e. Bowlrs and others, IL located about
thee miles from THE James River and kanawha
canal. well timbcrei. and in tolcrably good con-
dillon.
TKAMs Cash tn pay cost of suit and expenses
of 5xsc: balance In six, twelve, and eighteen
mont;,., purchaser giving bonds with good .ccu-
rty carr ,ing interest FROM date. and It'll" Tctail-
cd Til al! the purchase II, ncy b" paid.
JOHN S. SAUNDERS.
S. l6-Thiw Commissioner.
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STEAMERS.

STEA Nal fSS.
TAMES RIVER STEAMBOATssInp,
- CnMPANY.-FOR NORFOLK, sssSsss
ines ON TIE JAMES RIVER.-Thc fast and
and elegant u. s. MAIL steamer
JOHN SYLVE K Il,
Captain z. G. CLIFFORD.
leaveS compsny's wharf al Rockets FOR The above
nam, pIxccs on MONDAYS WEONESDA1S,
retnrns on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Psssengc1s arrive IN Norfolk IN tune to con-
meet with steamers TOE baltimore and pOliIiS
North. r.
val or steamer.
FARE TO FOI.K...............S2.5o.
FREl9hT
r .ccived TUESDAYS Thursdays, AID Saturday.,
from Il NJ. to 81 +. NJ, for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on
Chesapeake bay, and sl regular landings On James
siver, ut reasonable rates.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freights for nay-landings must he prepaid
Applyto l.. Is. TATUm, Agent
sen once Company'S W la:f.
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BY GrubbS Il Williams, 81.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

| COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
iCBLE REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF CARY STREET BETWEEN FOUR
TEENTH AND FIFTBENTH:,-I in execution Of
decree of the circuit court Of Richmond entered
on the 10th dny of November, 1859, In the case OF
Rahm and ais. Us. Rahm and atS., the subscriber,
special commissioner appointed for the purpose,
will sell at auction, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY,, eath June, lS7n, at IL O'Clock d.,
If fair If not then OLA the first fair day thereafter
at the same hour, the REAL ESTATE which was
sold by A. j. Rahm, commissioners, to Boyle 4
Gamble, situated stated above, fronting % feet
on Cary street and running back 100 feet to an
alley, being the same property upon which The
shops of said Boyle & Gamble now stand.
TERMS Cash sufficient to defray expenses OF
sale and the costs in court, and the sum OF 70 600
with Interest from 18th February, 1883, subject TO
a credit thereon OF SJ6163 on credit as to 81 ITO
with interest thereon from 18th February, lsGs,
until 18th February. 1s7l further credit rs to
IL, 100 with interest thereon from 18th February,
1865 until 18th August, 1871 and the residue upon
ter ms to be made known at ehc time OF sale the
purchaser to execute for the deferred payments
nrgotl notes with interest added from the d;tk
of sale, and also to pay taxes for 1870 The title
will be retained by the court until the notes are
paid. CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
Commissioner.
GRuBBS 6 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
n ,.,,Nh
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BY Lyme & Brother,
AuctionccrS and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1889 Main street.

VALUABLE VACANT LOTS ON TIE
Y WEST LINE OF UNION BETN ZEN
FRANKLIN AND GRACE STREETS. AID
JOINING THE PROPERTY OF TIE CfIESA-
AT AUCTION-We will, Mt the request OF tin.
personal representative of John Mckculey's c:'-
tate. sell st public auction, OH the premises, on
FRIDAY the LIST July. 1870, 1T 81 o'clock j. NJ :,
two valuable LOTS, located rs above dcscri bed,
fronting 50 and 20 feet, and running back depth
uf 81 feet each. Taxes of 1870 u he paid by the
purchaser.
TERMS : Al sale. LYME & BROTHER,
f. .I-MTuThT AuctiGneers.
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COMMISSION MERCIsaNTS.

JOSEPH 3. SWORDS, of Richmond, va.
Il. CARDozE, OF New YORK. al
WILLIAM j SWORDS, of New York.
SWOEDS, CARDOzE, IL CO, ,,
10 WATER siREEl'
NEW YORK, , ~,
GENERAL COMMISSION AERCnaNieaN'
PURCHASING ASESTs,,,v
FOR VIRGINIA AND TuE soUIiEhs
STATES. r ~,
We respectfully seiiei: ,on: ,s an, ,h NO
duets Of the soil generally a., r.b.,ur at
Sp,cial atcntlou given to the parsnss,aJi ".
GOODS oraeteu =" - - jeS~sIx~tT
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BY Cook Il Laugbton, Auctioucers,
corner vf oo--~""r and Franklin streets
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
- lNGS.- VIII he sold at auction on SATUR-
DAY The 81 day of July, 1870, at 10 O'Clock y. d.,
at Rockets,
WAREHOUSE. two stories, 80 by so feet
SCALE-IIOUSE,
COAL SHED,
LIME SIZED.
400 feet BOARD FENCE.
TERMS Cash in United States currency on day
of sale. Buildings aud Fencing to DC removed by
July 10, 1870. D.. q. CHANDLER,
Brcyet Colonel aud QuarterDaster
IL Odds United States Army.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

WINE AMI AhAUVHs'1.
rALIFORNLt BRANDY, direct from
~ the house u n. Keller 4 Co., San Francisco.
Recommended by physicians because Of It's we'll
known purity. Price. Of per gallon. For salc b.
CARTER 4 christian,
Dealers IN Fine Groceries. Liquors, &c.
20 I'm
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i;y Cook 4 Laughton. Auctioncers,
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.

1'y IOOh x IHHSHI'IT, NHNIIUTVNIp'
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FURNl-
OTURE, STOCK, &c, OF SCliACS HOTEL
AT AUG TiON.-liy virtue Of decree "f the
chanccry court of the CITY ~ Richmond entered
In the suit of Schmidt against Montz. on the 25th oi
June, 1870, the undersigned, As commissioner APP
p,,incd by said decree, Will sell III auction on the
PREMISES known AZ Schads Hotel, NJ. 6ls Broad
street on THURSDAY NEXT the a"ih OF June,
commencing at 10 A. NJ, all the FuRSiIUkh
and euuipmcu,s of said hotel, consisting oil
CHAIRS, SOFAS, MIRRORS, CARPETS,
REDS and BEDDING, and the usual assortment
or articles contained in such establishment,
includingn PIANO. Also, the BAR FIXTURES
and the usual stock oil WINES, LIQUORS. &c.
TERMS Cash for al Snrls of sl0O or less Tor
all Sums above Tl00, on n credit OF sixty DAYS
from day Of sale Tor approved endorsed negotia-
bic paper, with interest added.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
ie27 Commissioner.
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by Francis T. Isbeli, :
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent
EIovouth street between Main and Bank.

rE,Wo-sTORY FRAMED TENEMENT M
| ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF W,
VxR IOk WESTHhM PLhNK-ROAnD AM
rLUMB STREETS, IN SIDNEY, hMn MEah
DANCES SHOP. FOR SALE Al Au w. ':,i, -
On TTIiIRSDA tho 3Oth day Of June: 1870 Will DC
cold unon the premises, at o'clock 7: NJ, the
TWO-STOKY FRAMED TENEMENT located a,e,
rs above stated, with lot fronting Al Get anu run
ming back l70 feet to an alley 90 feet wide:
g. OF Vi" ~ AuctiOncer.
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DIssOLUTnoNs & pARTNERsHIPs.

RICHMOND, June Is, 1870.
HAVING THIS DAY BOUGHT THE
u ENTIRE INTEREST OF MkSSRs. CAR
TER BRANDER and THOMAS NJ. RuTHER-
FORD In tie late concern OF &. BEANDER &
CO., doing bus mess 1T Birch Creek, litLs iFamla
business viii hereafter be- conducted under the
style Of C.. &. BRIDGES co. .,,.
CLIFFORD {. BRIDGES.
RICIIMoSD, Juno 25, 1870.
We haze this day SOLD UUk INTEREST III
The late firm of G.. Brander Il co. 10 Mr. L. &.
BRiDl;ES, he assuming all thu liabilities 81 The
concern. THOMAS NJ. RUTHERFORD,
Il. ?S-3t CARTER BRhNDER.
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FOR NEW YORK. %G5&
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ssuAHkAs
COMPANY.

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP $500
COMPANY.
The splendid new side wheel steamships ISAAC
BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, ALLIE.
MAELE, and HATTFRAS, leave New York for
Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond, every TUES
DA,, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY 1T o'ctocb
L. OIL, Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRI
DAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide.
These chips arc entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and statcrOOms. The fare, accommodas
lions, and attention, are unsurpassed,
Close connections made with steamers for an
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered, AT A QUA r.
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the Offices OF this
COMPANY.
For further Information apply at the OFFICE
Of THE COMPANY, No. Governor street.
my 8
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Thankful u my friends and the public for the
liberal patronage they have bestowed upon me,
will ask the Continuance or the same on MY sue
cessors. Most respectfully, nn,r
/ je g2-tw '. .. CahhlcN'
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JUNE II. 1870.
rISSOIJJTION AND PARTNERSHIP.


nISSOLUTION AND PARTNERSHIP III.
~ Tie co-psrtncrship heretofore existing be-
tween CARLTON 4 GAREETr has been dis
solved by mutual CONSENT V. ). Carlton, ESQ.,,
having withdrawn from the Arm.
MIR. j. II. WARE has been admitted to an inte-
rest The style of the firm hereafter VIII he
GARRETT & WARE. who VIII conduct the
GENERAL BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS at
the old stand, Cos Broad street.
All persons indebted to Carlton 4 Gdructt VIII
please settle with Garnctt X Ware, and all bills
contracted by Carlton i Garnctt will be settled by
Garnet Ware. ,,
CARROLL GARRETT,
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NOR SALE, THE LEASE AND FIN
TtJRES OF A MILL suitable for grinding
bark sumac boue-duSt corn, shucks, or Gertl-
lizcrs. with an ample watcr-power. The BUlLD-
ING is brick, Iour and half stories high. All
the machinery Is new, and of the best and i'm
JOHN K. CHILDREY,
teSlw 1890 Main street.
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nNE COPPER STILL AND WORM
~ (complcie) lso-gallon boiler;
One COPPER STILL and WORM (complcte),
o-gallOn boiler. For sale by
NV 10 WAGGONER 4 HARVEY.
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FOE SALE.

TOR SALE, a NEW PIhNO,EEssS
r. ffom the factory Of IIaincs Bro-fTETT
theirs New York. II Is n fine scvcn-octaVc fnstru,
ment viii, h,ghly ornamented rosewood case aud
iyory.front keys WIN be sold low on account OF
departure from the state. Can bc seen ut us west
Min STREET 10 3o-lw
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The above sale Is postponed until WEDNES-
DAY 9Th July 1T same hour.
ic 30 c. u. WILLIAMS, Commissioner.
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81 GENERAL SIJIPT1NW
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS
RICHMo' I'd, VA. PoST-OFFICK Box Is.
FOR LIVERPOOL AND <>FSA
QUEENSTOWN. SxAk&N
IHMAN LIVE OF MAIL STEAMERS, SAILING
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY.,
AMI ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Payable ia COLI. Payable in Currency:
First cabil .........$75 Steerage. ........*s 49,
To ls0ndU'l......,.... 30 To L0ndnn......... %
To Paris ......... 90 TO Paris. .............. 80
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland, and
the Contii ont. at moderate rates.
for furt 1cr Information apply at the CoInpany'b
ofnces. JOHN G.. DALE, Agent.
rs Broadway, New York; or to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent, Richmond Va.
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EOR RENT, that certain commo- G=a
IL dious and comfortably arranged BRICK 81
DWELLING, containing eleven rooms ,rrsrc w ,n
i-ho,Ise attached: also, brick kitchen with five
rooms situated OH corner bird and Cary streets,
being the same lately occupied by Mr.. Alexander
Walker. Possession given Immediately. Apply
nj cox & MILLER'S,
IT, o5.-lwx corner Thirteenth and Cary.
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VALUABLE DISTlLLERf FOR
Y StLE,-We Offer for sale privately, near The
city, ono mile from the corporation, DIS
T.LLERy, With C0rrER STILL. s ana iM Mo
gallons per day. The water-power Is ample and
ticri we'd from springs, the water of which IL nn-
surpassed, and Is particularly adapted for making
whiskey. The entire place has just been put In
complete order, and Is ready for operations. The
owner being dcsirous OF dsposing of the property,
A. viii be sold OH easy and reasonable terms. hp
pIy In HILL Il GODDIN,
'-' Real Estate Agents,
70 % codus 1903 Main street.
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CONTINENTAL (F1RE) INSURANCE
~ COMPANY OF NEW YORK.

LOCAL AGENTS:
THOMAS s. ARmISTEAD, Office lli3 Main
street, Richmond, Va;
Colonel NJ. s. LANGEURSE, Office Lynchbure,
Va; .-.. ,..-.
=. K. BORUM, Office Norfolk, Va;
STEPHEN BROTH ERS. office Petersburg, Va.
BENT 4 COFFORTsI, Office Winchester, Va;
A. Is. Bolts, Office Frcdcri burg, Va:
w. ID. RICE, Office FarInvilIc, Va;
w. II. TAMS, Office Staunton. Va:
J. w. GOODWIN, office Charlottesville, Va;
WISE & CO., Office Alexandria, Va. tci I'm
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TOR RENT, TIE LOT OH southeast
Il corner OF Cary and Seventeenth streets al
present occupied 10y William Hall Crew as Il coal
yard. Possession LIST July. Apply to
10 .a-tJJy GRtTBRS 4 WILLIAMS.
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NOR RENT, that very desirable and a.
II well. BRICK HOUSE situated al Ei:;l
Inc corner of Fourteenth aud Ross strccs near inc
Exchange Hotel, formerly occupied by Mr; fa'
ward 4. W iuston and Mr.. Alfred King. I'M; Is
What we could call rSt-class house. " Is In mo
rough order, aud is now occupied by Mrs. Lewis
n. Mann Us Il boarding house. Possession eau he
had on the 10Th Of July perhaps sooner II tic
sired L. ID. EACflo, Real Estate Agent,
Office No. Fourteenth street,
10 o5--et near Exchange Hotel.
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w, IT. HEI hHAT . ITtFVHUk
W. UUOkEE, Yicc-presrient;
l.. HCADAA, Secretary and actnarY'
g. A. FUDICKEIs, Superintendent
SECURITY, CHEAPEESS, LiBEhh'arn
PROGRESS. and SUCCESS. mSk and nisoE'
puish the management Of THE s1npany. cn
h ~ ISAAC HUTZI.ER co,
General Agents for virgins and Nortn tr,o"ps
WILLIAM LOVENsffih.,
Ageul Tor RichmoEL
Once, No. ge2 Main street
III 4 q rAHrIT Medical Examiner. no
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY or
M VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED 1874.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS
RICHMOND, VA.

This old and wel-known Virginia institution In
surps Buildings by perpetual ar annual policy.
IL has more than TEN MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS insured on property pledged to make gooi
losses. . w
More Than TWO AND A QUARTER MIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS have been paid In lvssca '''
the people of Virginia. - -
Upwards of Two HUNDRED AND FiFTFFN
THOUSAND DOLLARS u large part OF IL i"r
losses daring tue war; have been PAID since INC wal
closed.
The former four-afths system Of Insurance. has
been abolished and other Important changes mad"
for the benefit of the assured. .
Losses euuitabIy adjusted and promptly pHid.
IlERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
Principal Agent
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lrtk RENT, Il BRICK DWELL g.
Il iSG-NouSE containing eleven rooms Ill
Kite hen, stable. w"" house ga on the prem 6rs
t"cll ni good water In The yard AMI garden 81
larhcI. l.oc ttinu, corner Twenty eighth and
Grace streets. Possession given the 18th Of TIL,
month. For terms, apply 1t
THOMAS J. llARDGR' YES
"s';ac ut f'ri".r, - 3: So, i''st-oi,c, .icn-
mpHf, Va. lc lin
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FHF MUTUNI IfFF INNV NN NN T.
COMPANY OF NEW YoRk-OHGhN-
HE'D IN ISi9-TTE LARGEST lNSURAklE
COMPANY IN TIE WORLD-CASii ASSETS
OVER 100000 00.-.Tbls Is an all-cash and
purely nIutuni compdny-'o dtrtfcnds % sfo'k-
holderS, which time am! e pricnce has proven I"
be the only safeguard In life insurance.
Dividends payable at the end IF ne FrSt pf",
upon all policies, Increasing annually thf"u ~
life, and ercseding those n any compnnu In me
,oOrM which can he used To decrease The rrcni'-
nms or to purchase additional Insurance, At me
option of the polcy-hol'lcr, rrgarussS ~ ,,, nc
heGth IF the insured. Premiums paI"p'e ahh"-
ally, semi-anuually, or quarterly.
. JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, Agent.
= r MCf,AM. Medical 4 Namilcr. NV
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,r,ro.puoTOGRAPH OF J. FISK. JR.


To The Edif0r Of fhe TribuHs
SIR: The following is one of the leaves
from the Mental Photograph Album" of prominent
politician extracted without leave of the photographer
nv Yours truly, Miss TAXI.
What is your fayorite color Caret.
Flower Wild Thyme.
Tree Rum shrub.
Object IN Naturei BpH rushes on he Bank.
season Of the Yeari The month of March
Gem? Jem Fisk.
style of Beautyi 1.-THE lovelincss in motion that
Architect, In-I-Go Jones
Musiciani Max Maretzck.
Piece OF Scnptnrei An " animated bust"
POeti DIR. Watts.
Prose Authori old Burt0u.
Character In Romancei The Genius of the Ring.
Book 10 take up for an hour l. The sad History Of
Greedy Jcm."
What Book mot reigious would You part with last
" Hard Cash"
What Epoch would you choose to have lived in The
age Of the Golden Fierce.
Where would you like TO live! Tn the Gardens OF
Gull"
What is your favorite amusementi Reflection lin the
mirrOr)
What is your favorite occupatiou' Chise'ing
II not yourself, who would you choose to be Brigham
Young
what L your idea Of haRPnessi "oh! that this too,
What IL your idea OF misery' "Watcr, water every
where, and not drop of drink"
What Is your tete n0rf Aeurtain lecture.
What Is your dream1 "a Dream of Fair Women"
What IL your fayOrite gamei The Erie stockholders
What do you consider your distinguishing character.
istici MOdesty.
What the snblmest passion OF which human nature
Is eapabei Love for our enemies wives.
what are the sweetest words in the world "Not
what are the saddosti "Gone where the woodbne
twineth."
What your aim in lfei To encourage the legitimate
drama.
What ia your mottoi IT'S as well to be hanged for
sheep as lamb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24

OF protective duties not 70 the manufacturer nut 10 tn9
consumer though not especially 10 my own pocket az
am connected with tho importing rnde out n , oL
good enough American to believe In chefshng America
before any other part OF this globe. . a., ,,,e,.
MY idea would lie mt once " organize Protective Inon
throughout the country; to issue pnmphets anu IN
lectures aud discussions by men VINO KNOW OF Will .n n
speak; bring the support OF thht part OF .e p 1850 %
Is outside the influence Of foreign Importers WIG M ~,
Interests here except 10 MAKE inoneS ~ Wv ,ho,
would require q central body IN Ncwf0rk or some o.uot
large center having the support OF the 1a
issue Instructions to Lesser but not less Important pc
40 rs TO have uniform course oi ac'Iop. in.a',
aitate" until the a,sion Is discussed ut every cross
road school, meeting house throughout tne n'iu
show the tollcrs Of the arr that rs 70 Ieil ~
able distance instead Of ut present 5000 70 ooOo nut
away. "Agtate" until the people see Ihss hncr,o" y,
Intended by nature to be the barn but the Workshop
the world that she may quickly Iearh the poso io
which shc Ia snitedto be center OF ire NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
world. so believes who II In favor on 80 ,,,o
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MORE ABOUT FAME FOR t,r.
''V'''1 4lT'VNf +f0IIs I VN FfI''
TO the razor of The Trtbun,

SIR: Some little time ago an article an
peared in The TRIBUNE with the title OF Fame for Ag
Said article was an attack upon book called MEN Of
Progress, and upon the manner Of getting 1t up This
book Is published by parties who style themselves
the london New York, and Hartford Publishing Com
pany The union Of name with that OF the Inndon
and New York Companies 0f any such exist Il entirely
without our consent or knowledge, have no con.
question. Nevertheless outsiders do not know IN, fer
eDce and The consequence Il that the above
article hhs hnft our reputation more than little This
u not tht hut OF the nicle We well aware and we
approve heartily the sentiments therein eXpresed We
SIMPLY desire an opportunity a. correct through yonr
columns the ides which has gone abroad that our b,I.
meas Is 90 character 10 merit such an oyrrauug MA
that was Ia Tn TRIBUNE. Yours respectfully ~
- HARTFORD Publishing Co.
No. fHghsL, Hartford. Conn. Dec. 20, IsTo.
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A correspondent relates a remarkable instance

4 correspondent relates a remarkable instance
o. perseverance and under unusual deprivation
of natural f4cultles Two Of wealthy American
gentleman both dumb, and deaf also, sent to
Europe FOR eduratOn and both have succeeded wonder
fully The elder who Ia wholly deaf passed through the
Td and extended schOiastc curriculum Of Heidelberg,
acquiring and elegance In GerDan and French. and
pefiect understanding Of greek, LatiH and Hebrew.
enabling hm b. oral examination IN those tongues
with marked ability ana b. receive, at tbs age Of 49, the
unusual honor ~ HOt0r Of Philosophy In addition
the usual degree " Master 81 Aria The younger brother
though deprived Of speech ard hearing has also we'd
an equally remarkable success. He IL now engaged In
painting the ruins ~ ne Albanbra. In spain the work,
NDen hnIsled, % De ptaeed On rKhbiOn IN his city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24
Neio- York. Dec. 20, 1870.
COMPULSORY EDUCATION AND REPUBLICAN
. INSTITUTIONS.

TO the Bdifor Of The Tribune.
SIR In your issue of Dec. 10, among " Let
tiers from the People," avery Interesting letter. s'gnen
s. s. Randall appears the subject Of school discipline
The Public School has always seemed to me 10 he the
cornerstone Of Republican government people IN
order be fitted for sefgovernmeni must have know
edge therefore II IL the first duty OF the state WIN VS.
10 ee 10 il that the people educated This Involves
not merely the provision OF The school institution ana
various paraphcrnal but all means necessary ~ anect
the education Of the people. AuOng those means havo
long thought an essential constituent Is compulsory
Attendance nj school on part Of the children. II IL
still lancnable fact that large proportion OF t
people fail 10 appreciate the advantage osay neces
siiy-of such education and still larger proportion OF
their children would prefer the education OF the street 10
that of me school house. Perhaps authority for the IN
hicton of poral punishment sond be vested IN some
pnrposely constituted branch Of the school system 10
which should De referred all extreme cases must ALSO
ROT merely offer my word Of cordial sympathy WIN tho
proposition 10 approximate the compensation OF ienain
TO that OF male teachers but why not make them ednh
am utterly unable Ia discover any reason Tor dscrlh
alton Vanc should the gauge Of price If otherwise
snch discrimination il but the cOwardy advantage Of
the weak taken by the strong. a" h l.
York, Dee. %, 1870.