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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

WANTED BOARD FOR A HORSE AND COUPE IN A
w gentlemans private stable; my will take OF
them between Fourteenth and Thtieth Streets lexington
and Sixth avenues. Address box 5,63l Post onlcc.
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PROPOSALS..

IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. NO. 2S7 BROAD
- way-Io Contracors.-ir enclosed Ia q sesrd
envelope endorsed with the title OF the aud
OF the bidder written thereon, will be hia Office
until Tuesday, September 10, 1870 at u O'Clock A. NJ
For completing sewer in Fouilh avenue between Fifteenth.
and Seventeenth streets.
blank forms of proposals. together will the
and agreement, can be obtained at this ollce
WILLIAM VI. TWEED,
CoapissJaer.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

WAETED-TwO TEN TON CRANES, FOR For SDRY
w use. kEYSER Stove Works Greenpcnt, Brooklyn,
NY.
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WANTED TO PURCHAsE-sECOED HkND PHOTO.
w graphic Apparatus Boyes, Camera Stand, Head
Rests, Tubes &C. Apply at kIkERs gallery, 2g Bowery
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HAVANA, s!sAL AND VERA CRUZ,
IL New York and Mexican Mail Steam ship Line,
calling every twenty days, from pier II East river.
Tho steamers
CRY or MEXICO Zimmerman, Saturday Sept TO- P. NJ.
CITY OF MERIDA, Dca5en, Friday, Sept 70, 7. M,
5. ALhyASDRE SONS 80 Broadway
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DRY GOODS.


WANTED-DRY GO0DSi DRY GOODS I WANT
w from $4,000 to a11,JO0 Dry Goods and viii t1ye
cash and good Real Estate fennsyvsnia AddTess
H. MOLCOM DWYER, 3Il Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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T&AVEI.y.I;isS' GUIDE,

A L3ANY AND TROy-EvENlNG LINE.-GREAr RR.
n duction In fare and state to Albany Troy q
cents deck first class, with state
81 60 do with BERTH ~ and like reduction to all pon
West or North The elegant steamers vaHDkRBIif and
CONNECriCLT having 1V splendid leave their neu
depot pier a. foot Of Prince spring Charlton street
daily Saturday excepted tSuuday hcrctOf0ro
Mt o'clock NJ. Passengers by siah Eighth avenu(
borse will get out NJ Charlton street. Returning ieasl
Troy al 6 and Albany at ~ +. NJ. -
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GAN DOMINGO LINE
- for
Pucrta Plats
Samapa and ~. Domingo City
Tho United States mali steamship
TYBEE,
Captain T. A. belanoy.
WI esye pier No. North river for tAe above ports on
THURSDAY sept II, "a three O'Clock =. n.
For freight or passage Apply to
~ Broadway.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

The General Transatlantic Compnnys Mnil Steamships
tween New York and Hsvre calling at Brest.
The splendid vessels this favOrie route for the Con
nent win sail from pier 30 North river, AS folows:-
SATURDAY september II
WILLIE DE PARIS, Surmont. Saturday, October
ST. LAURENT, Lemarie Satur sy, October l5
Rates OF passage payable "a gold including wine
TO Bres or liavre First CABIN $I40 Second Cabin, $
To Paris Gncudpe railway ticket)-$l45 and $7a
These steamers do not carry stcerage passengers.
American travellers to returning from the Conti
nent Of Europe by taxing the t6. line avoid both
transit BY English railways and the dscofots OF ng
the Channel besides saving time trouble and expense
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, 5S broadway.
CsrEAM 10 QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL CARRY.
~ ing toe United States mails. ~
. Sailing every Wednesday.
@ANhAIIAN, foreyth. Sept IL, At SO A. N
NEBRASKA Guari.... Friday Sent Is
From pier ~ North RIVER.
Cabin passage, $50, gold: Stesrnge a3D currency.
Pass booked and from Paris Hamburg Norway and
Sweden &C. Drafts on Ireland England, France and Ger
many 81 lowesl rates. Apply to
Williams d GUIoN. 70 broadway.
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and every SATURDAY and alternate Wednesay thereafter
from pier 20 North river, New York, nj noon.
Rates OF passage, payable in currency.
. u Liverpool, Gias Derry:
First cabins, s65 aud rs accor ins 70 location.
Cabin excursion tickets good for twelve hs
best accommodations. xly0
intermediate. SSS; steeragc, S28
Certificates at reduced rates. can be touh thoss
wishing TO send for their friends.
Drafts fsened, yabie presentation.
Apply at the company's onices to
HENDERSON BROTHERs. No. 7 Bowling Grssn
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IIAkLkM, ASTORIA AND PECK SLIP.
Ii summer arrangement.
Stanr,srA SYLVAN STREAM auI SYLVAN

LIAkLbM ASTORIA AND PECK SLIP
Ii summer arrangement.
Steamers SYLVAN STREAM anJ SYLVAN GLEN,
on and after Monday, July IL.
ieAvo har en- Tor Astoria and Peck slip at D. Andl94
A. NJ, and ~, 3l5, 4:lj, 500 r. ".
Leave Peck slip for Astoria Harlem 3, Is and
II :Sv NJ. ~ s;i5. ti5. 80 and 30 +. NJ Landing
Eiovcnth and i20ih s,rees each way.
Pare 0c, OF Il tickets Tor ~. On Sunday fare l5c.
First boat caves Harlem A. NJ last boat leavos Psot
slip z r. NJ, not landing at AsiJra I:Uta street.
Ssaaer SYLVAN GROVE be chartered for
sionS Apply At the oco, foot OF l3Dh ntreol, HAr
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ On ard alter Monday May 3 1870 express tralal
viii leave depot OF Two0!y sixth street and fc
avenue follow.
I0.e A. NJ, Rutland Express.
S:f5 Z. NJ. Montreal Express.
Sleeping coaches on night between New York anl
S.. Adams VI g. BUCKHOUT, Superine1 1dent.
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4 okDoN AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
Ia Rates of Tnssa2c reiucet.
Steamers saN direct tu London
from pier No. . North river.
PASANA. Wikinaon Sept "a
Rates of passage, payable IN currcacy:
First cabin, $40; &c, x25.
Passengers booked for iiayre Paris Antwerp and Rotter
dam at reduced currency rssa.
F0s fe,. bit aGd passage apply to
ROWLAND ASIINwAT.L. Arerts.
ts South sirast.
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G10O REwARD.--A MAN MISSING; MUST BE UN
splOO able, for some to come home tell ad
dress Last standing in front OF ST. Nicholas Hotel
Saturday evening, SEPTEMBER s. Very tall fee Il
years Old dark hair brown side hiskers and mtstache
chin shayei lack coat aud vest, dark pants purple and
black crayat low shoes light Derry hat and gold SHIRT
studs cuT buttons: underclO.hcs W
be thankful tho least information AJ1rexs box ,oS7
New York Post olce.
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AN ELECTION CT THE BOARD or DIRECTIONS
~ United States Stone Cutting Company viii he held on
The 18th seren er 1870 the occ b7 West rive MY
street. Polls open from IL to O'Clock T. NJ.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.


A CABIN sroor YACHT FOX sALE-15 TONS, o. NJ,
N length 33 feet beam i2s, copper fastened; built OF
ectcG materials kueos AM tipbcrs natural plankng
all oak, from to stern leaks sa and
safe superior boat .numvn blocks with paten brns
or sheaves; galvanized anchors and chain; yaw
everything complete and In good ordcr essiy managed by
one ma has large cabin and foIcase, well fur
nished Address COMFORT, box 2lt Herald Office.
sLoOP, 80 TONS BURDEN, SUITABLE FOR
N brick trade; IN good running Urdcr will be
sold cheap the has other business to aeni to-
Call or aidrcs, WILLIAM o'DAi, l39 Charlton street,
ncr West street.
EoR SALE -sLoop YACHT FRoLIC, 81 FEET LONG,
bcns n. ~; 81 complete aud extra furnished In
esey pafcat faii saer aad splendid sea boat Can
We teen a, ioo 0. Court street, Brooklyn Apply at ll3
Greenwich street
Tor sALE-TiE SCHOONER CONNECTICUT, AT
loooken Iron docks; Is Ia good fast saer ard
would maze good oyster Tessc nqure Of A. b. HAZARD
at tue docks.
TOR SALE-StOOP l.. j. BLAUyELT, BURDEN J5
tons; beam II n. In. draws 81 IT, water; to be seen
at Hoooken Iron docks. Inquire OF A. Is. HAUZARp.
EoR SALE OPEN YACHT, 25xiI, sLoOP RIG WELL
found ana newly antcd, very stiI and able boat
price sS5o Address c. \. b., aid ctlce.
E'oR SALE CHEAP--1HE YACHT "THE QUEEN"
nearly new and In FIRST class order; IA feet ong
ries mainsaI, CAD topsa and b. Can he seen foot OF
fitliI street North river Fo. particua OF
boSFWiCK aeo ~ fuytouIth strS CT Eeyensh ay
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A --A.-pERsONs WHO ARE INSURED IN COON
~. HE inaurs nee companies. and who do desre to
surrender tbelr poced iy an absolute borrow tho
surrene OF their toces by api yng at ln.uranco
Agency q Li.ety street.
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L'OH NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Old line. Freight low.
The well known hrs class slewheel steamship
RIENVlLLE,
y II. Toker, commander,
will leave pier No 80 North river, Saturday Sepeuber
II, at3 y. NJ. Freight 2dc. per cubic foot.
Freight taken Ut through from St. Louis Mobile nd
Galveston.
For freight passage, having superior
Apply 10 LlViNGsToN, FOX CO.,
~ liDcrty street.
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GUNDAY BOhr FOR FEEkSKiLL.-THE STEAMER
~ ANTELOPE leaves every morning, without exception
from the loot Of Harrison street at ocock, Ian ling
1hr;yo street nj s:i5 for Yonsrrs Dobbs Ferry (faH
rytowD ana kysck by rerIy) sing sing aversaw rassy
Point, VcrpAncAs ani feeaskn. fsy,own OMIT cd q
Sundays.
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EXCURSIONS.

A A.. THE FISHING BANKS DAILY, sArURDAY
N. excepted steamer RIP VAN wINkLE, capta'n SIN
leaving Peek slip at 80 A. NJ, Christopher stree
al y A. NJ, n1d pier No. North river at % A. NJ Bait
90 ccota
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y night, on Eighth arcnus between 26th street Nc
Coombs Dam, bay Horse, about ~ hands white hind
feet forehcaj, and small white tip black
Brewster Road Wagon; monogram II. C. side The
finder VII be suitably rewarded by informing HARRY BER
THOLf on Eighth avenue, addressing II. c. Coch
ran, Hamilton Co.. 80 Broad street.
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rHE TURF.


TILE MARIA TT PARK ASSOCIATION
l. OF PROVIDENCE r. l.,
third ANNUAL Fair, to be held at
NAhRAGANSETr PARK, CRANsrON, Il. l.,
October 4, 4. and z, 1870,
the entries to which will close
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, ie70
-, FIRST DAY:
No. l. Purse &600sS25 Slzb S5ofor horses that hare
:, mover trored better than minutcs
No. g. Purse $4,000 VI $40, 5000, $2 for horses that
have never trOt.ed better than :27.
SECOND DAY.
NO. Purse 81 000S650 $780, SlOc horses that
. never trot ed better Than z.30.
no. l. fEse $lsJ0 $oOu, $5O 500 for all troting
THIRD DAY
No. g. Purse $500 $685. 52s $50 for horses have
=, never troied better than 2:5v.
No. 8. Pu'so 5000 81 ,go0 $500 S2c0--for horses
. have never trVted better than $3.50
No. T. Purse 81 500 VI COO, $500, $2D0-for all double
FOURTH DAY.
No. Furse S500rS.5. S25, x5Jfor horses that have
never troited bette, than 2A5.
No. Purse al 500 lt0p. $31, $2l0for horses that
have trotted better than 49,
No TO- Purse $fUo0x2,50 o, ,0J $500-for all horses
All the above mile heats, best In all In
harness excepting No. e. They will be conducted
ation uisr md a entries must be made in accordance
herewith.
Entrance fec per cep. OF the purse which accom-
held viii rcceve the entire purse.
All entries to be addressed TO ID. f. LONCSTREET Trea.
ser, lock box e. Providence X. L. Leforo Monday
September H. 1870, viii day tA r. M thev VIII close.
AMASA sfRAGUE, President.
G.o ii. SAITH. scc'y. D. F. LoNGsTEEET, Treas.
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L'UR RSALE--APoNY ESTABLISHMENT, CHEAP; MOST
conpete IN The ciiy Apply AT kehda's stable Thirty.
eighth street and Seventh avenue.
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EOR sALE-sLooP l.. j. BLAUvELT, BURDEN J5
tons beam II H. In; draws 81 II. water;
at Hoooken Iron docks. Inquire OF A. Is. HAUZARp.
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t1NO REWARD. LOST, A GOLD HUNTING CASE
DlUU Watch, No. 17,32i; Beesiey, Liverpool. maker;
bassDe back, engraved gc pearl centre head
side AMI shi eli the other The abogc will be paid
leaving II with Ii. 4. KLUGH No. Wall street. third floor
rehr
The union Democrat., 1870-01-29

NOT ADNIrTED.-The work of reconstruc-
ton OF the States of Virginia and Georgia
proceed very slowly, and is exhausting the
patience Of the people. Georgia is how under
military rule, as strong and despotic, as it
has been any time since the war. Gen. Ter
ry is sole dictator over the people of that State
by and with the consent of the President.
Virginia which accepted the terms prescribed
as condition precedent for admission to her
rights and privileges is not vet admitted
The Senate required further, that hereafter
the State Constitution shall not be changed
so as TO deprive any citizen of his right to
vote, and that the right to hold office shall not
be taken away on account of race. color or
previous condition Of servitude. After hav-
ing ratified the Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Amendents, why, any necessity of requiring
further guarantees. Had the old State sent
men to the q. S. Senate who suited the ma
jority there, these last exactions, more than
probably would not have been made. Mis-
sissippi having chosen colored man and a
General for Senators, may have less trouble
to get in position. The perpetuation of radi-
calism seems to be of more Importance to Con-
gress than the interests of the country.
Later, the House of Representatives have
concurred in the Amendments made by the
Senate in the bill for the admission of Virgi-
MIA.
The union Democrat., 1870-01-29

SUlCIDE.-On Friday the 2lst inst, about
four o'clock in the evening the body of Will
liam Whitto was found hanging by the neck,
in the kitchen of house belonging to r.
Flint with life extinct. The Coroner's jury
found that he was a native of Cornwall, En-
gland, aged about so years, that he came to
his death by hanging himself. Whitto was
the sufferer in disgraceful affair that occur
red in this place some months ago. After a
partial recovery he seemed to feel that he was
deserted by friends and acquaintance and
sought relief from his lamentable condition
in death. The way of the transgressor is
hard,
The union Democrat., 1870-01-29

The INCOME TAX sHouLp'BE ABANDONED
We coincide fully with the Sacramento Union,
when speaking of this unjust mode of raising
revenue:
"We think if the present Legislature OF
this State would unanimously adopt a concur
rent resolution iEstructing our Senators and
requesting our Representatives in Congress
to use their best endeavors tc have the in
come tax abandoned after tn S year, it would
do muck good. There is evidently a strong
party now in Congress in favor of this course,
and the tax has no friends of much force out
side of the Executive Department. 1t is a
simple outrage on the great body of those who
pay the tax, and a manifest injustice to the
State at large. For this last assertion we
need no further proof than the fact that Cali
fornia, with half million population and a
total assessahle property of S240, 600. 900. pays
over So ,000.00 income taxes. while Indiana,
with population of cne million and quar-
ter and total assessable property exceeding
$500, ,O0O, 900, does notpay over 50 .000, 900 in
come tax. 1t will cost nothing to try the eff.
feet Of such a resolution, and we trnst the
Legislature will do it very soon, and that all
the Republican members will support it.
The union Democrat., 1870-01-29
R,cuvoxn Jann.rr os Na,.oe.,e -

RICHMOND, January o5.-News Of the final
passage of the Bill admitting this State was
received after dark. There appeared to be a
general feeling Of relief, but no demopstra-
ton of Joy like that which followed the pas
sage of B;nghams unconditional Bill in the
House.
TIE City Council passed a resolution hail.
ing with delight Eirginia's return to the
Union, and requesting General Canby to FIRE
one hundred guns tomorrow in honor Of the
event.
Ngw ORLEANS, Jaa. 25.-fu the Legisla-
ture. last night, after session of nearly
twelve hours of confusion and disorder, the
Chattanooga Railroad bill passed. The Bul-
letia says it is doubtful if more cchfhsed,
excited and disordorly legislature was ever
seen on the continent or anywhere else.
New YoRK, January 25.-.Haytien advices
state besides the outlawry of Salnave, a re-
ward of S., 600 in gold is offered for his head.
1t Is also decreed that all other insurgents
who shall fail to give up arms and submit to
the revolutionary authorities within forty
eight hours after the publication of the edict,
shall be equally outlaNed.
The United States Postmaster-General has
now completed all arrangements connected
with carrying the Foreign mails. Contracts
have been made with all the new lines en-
gagged for - years service.
SixtT worlingmen were discharged from
the Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday, and 100
on Monday in pursuance of recent orders d.
recting a reduction Of the numerical force as
soon as practicable with the interst of the
public service.
WASHINGTON. January 26.-Prince Arthur
attended Gen. Sherman's reception this even
ing. He was presented by the General with
a splendid repeating rifle.
AT the dinner, given here by the British
legation, Senators Cameron, Casserly, Nor
ton, Conkling, Speaker Blaine, Russian, Aus
train and Turkish Ministers, and Admiral
Dahlgren. were present.
NEw YoRK, January 27.-A report is cur
rent thatall steamers of the Pacific Mail Com
pany will be withdrawn except those on the
China line The effect has been decline of
Pacific Mail to 500 and an advance os Gen.
trail Pacific Railroad bonds to 93, with bids
for Union Pacific to 50.
The union Democrat., 1870-01-29

BuRGLARY.--On Saturday night the store
of VIM. Hartvig was entered and the
drawer robbed Of dimes amounting to So GO,
and quantity of opium belonging to Chi
naman who left it there for safe keeping.
The entrance was effected by making hole
through the stone wall near the iron door in
the rear end of the store. Our merchants and
others should be on their guard as there is
undoubtedly some persons in this place who
have no hesitation in appropriating anything
they can get their hands on if they can only
have good opportunity to do so. One week
prior some person entered Josiah Halls store
but the noise made awoke the person sleep
ing above, who getting up disturbed the thiei
who male his escape in the dark.
The union Democrat., 1870-01-29
ANOTHER AMENDMENT TO THE Constitute

ANOTHER AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION.
Senator Pomeroy has introduced resoiu-
ton in the Unised States Senate for Six
teenth Amendment to the Constitution, pro-
viding that the basis for suffrage shall be cit
izenship, 'All native and naturalized citizens
shall enjoy the same rights and privileges of
elective franchise. Each State shall deter
miEe the age and time of citizenship requir-
ed for the exercise of the right of suffrage
which shall apply equally to all citizens
Now that black man has been chosen to
represent a once sovereign State in the U. S.
Senate, it will not hurt rs to see a woman
filling that high position. This last Amend
ment has the object of extending suffrage to
women and everybody else without distinc-
ton of race, color, age, sex or future eondi-
tion. 1t remains to be seen if the radical
party will prove as warm and persistent in
their friendship for the ladies, as they have
towards the down trodden race of Africa.
The union Democrat., 1870-01-29

FALL OF FIRE WALTON Monday morn
ing the fire wall of the brick building on
Hospital Street occupied by E. Kiel fell with
loud crash. 1t was caused by the weight of
an awning with iron frame which was sus-
pended from the fire wall. Fortunately no
person was hurt, although at that time (half-
past nine, o'clock) usually many are passing
at this point. A little girl had crossed the
walk under the awning and was but few
feet away when the fall took place. two other
school girls were near the side walk and about
to cross when the mass Of brick and iron came
trumbling down. 1t is u wonder that none of
them were hurt.
The union Democrat., 1870-01-29

A HORRIBLE CRIME.-A little girl seven
years OF age named Maggie Ryan was horri-
bly, outraged and murdered at San Francisco
this week. Her body was found under one
OF the wharves of that city. A man by the
name of Quinn has been arrested who has
acknowledged, that he was the perpe,rator Of
the deed. A large number of persons col.
lected when he was being taken to prison and
the police had great difficulty in saving him
from the vengeance of the crowd. No pun.
ishment known to our laws can be to severe
20 infiict on such devilish wretch.
The union Democrat., 1870-01-29

WHOSE ARE THEY Major Mcneil was dis
turbed in his slumbers by loud noise near
his Office on Saturday night, or Sunday morn.
ing last. When he went into the yard Of
his premises, he found two setts of Venetian
Blinds that had been thrown over the fence,
which probably were stolen from dwelling
house. The thieves most likely heard some
one coming along the street, and to escape de-
lection made this disposition Of the shades. y
A short time since several sash windows were
stolen from an unoccupied dwelling, and i,
would not be surprising if whole houses should
come up missing some of these mornings. II
the person who lost the blinds will call on
Major Mcneil they can be had without
charge.
The union Democrat., 1870-01-29

THE San Joaquin Valley .4ryxs, of Janu-
airy 22d, has the following: &c. Leak, sup
posed to be somewhere in Stanislaus county,
can receive information of interest to him by
addressing this office. or A. C. Lawrence,
Havilah, Kern county. We have a letter IN
our possession addressed to Mr.. Leak that
contains information of most tender interest
to him, which will be forwarded to his ad-
dress as soon as known. Stockton, Tuolum-
ne City, Sonora &nd other papers will confer
favor upon us by copying the above.
The union Democrat., 1870-01-29

OVERLAND MoNrHLY.-We have received
the February number Of this favorite period
ical with the following table of contents.
"our Ishmaltes," Sea-Elephant Hunting"
Australia" 'Meridian," Mr.. Burieigh's
Way" "A visit to Melrose," "a flock of
WOOL" "Testern Agricultural Improve
ment,n "An Officers Wife in New Mexico, F"
"The Years." Misunderstanding" "The
Story of an Ornithologist," Concerning
Popular Assassination" 1.-The Chapel of st.
Ferdinand" 'Jim," "The Rationale of
Slang, - "Etc.n ssCurrent Literature"
The union Democrat., 1870-01-29

TULEs.-Some time since several bales of
California ".ule" Scirpus Tdhdus, were sent
to Germany to be experimental with as amat'-
rial for paper fiber, and samples ofa good quail
ity of printing and writing paper were subse-
quently returned. More recently lot OF
these tules has been received at New York
for the same purpose, and it is stated that
they make good quality of white newspa-
per and wrapping paper, and would make an
economical substitute for paper material less
plentiful. The tule belongs to the same fam
iy as the ancient pdpyrus. and grows all over
the world. agricalttaai Report.