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VALUABLE PAPER MILL at PUBLIC
Eoxsts AND farms @antro.

ESTATES in the City of New-1O rk having
H. property troublesome for the attention
responsible i've years leases By applying 10 JOHN
EAVANAGH. northeast corner PorvsecOndst and Srthave
HOUSE WANTED-Medium Size all Modern
improvements and basement situated between
Tenth and Foreb Nuthave State price for
Address G. A.. Herald Office.
WANTED fve-story FACTORY, on
w LEASE years with steam about SI0O
BROOKFIELD 81 Celsrst
A NOTICEtoL ANDLORDS.-We give special
"a Renting Furnished and Ununhed Houses No com
p,ssioB uness satisfactory tenant e procured - -. .
JOSEPH MASON GEO q. WALTON, l4l Broadway
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SmS,mints.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
hAkETLbk.
SECOND SEASON OF TWENTY NIGHTS.
OPENING NIGHT,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1870.
~ LAST DAY PoR SUBSCRIPTION 81
81 LAST DAY POR SUBSCRIPTION II
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Each subscriber for the viii sutl 10 admission
charge % tue
FOURTH ANIMAL
BAL D. OPERA ITAIIEN
which wii take place THURSDAY FEBRUARY 10
Further particulars 10 failure Advertisements
ROOTHs THEATER.
- Twsnty-ihirlst, between Fnh and siIih.ave.
EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SATURDAY,
EDWIN BOOTH
HAMLET,
FOURTH HAMLET MATINEE
on SATURDAY. JANUARY %, att
SATURDAY EVENING
EMMA WALLER,
IN Der great mpersonatOn Of
MEG MBRRlLlES
" The curtain nses precisely 7;ia
For better public the Boz Sheet viii
TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE
the Boz Ofce Of the Teatsr is Branch Ticket Ofee the
Music Store OF c. II. Dtson 4 Co, I'll Broadssr
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amuafmtnta

WALLACK-.
w Proprietor and Manager LESTER wALLscK
v kyKsT syESaSSi A.
~ AND SATURDAY MATINEE At y ~ Al an
WILL B6 PRgSENIE9 WITH S6| MISE SCEshKi ROE
OURS
| A SPLENDID MILITARY BAND,
addition to TIE gsa. orchestra Of Ss .6ss, hs, been s1Ssd "
Character, by Mr. LISTER wALLACK Mr. JOHN GILBb9r NJ
MOORE Ma. EPFIE GERaoS Miss & MESTAiER and Mss
DAY
ATHuSDBRSHoWER AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
ACT SECOND
1.-THE GIRL LEFT BEHIND ME-"
r, TIRE HUT
THE BAND OF OURS"
"THB SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
10 Consequence othe great crowds and the increasing demands 'he
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING Until FURTHER NOTICE.
oESTRAt ,. PARK Ear ard MIID OATS.
SCHOOL and LOST Al SEA in active preparation
THEATRE FRANCAIS.
9TH THIS "Wednesday EVENING jan H. tD'AA' ''
S MIS- al a6 S$,Eln S'' Fiu e
Ia oRl + 81 'S SStSSfhEssR
which pronounced hHer rendering than any yet seen IN Ne"fOrh
'.pEEIs1S1ss'SS A siIA
comprising Grrsbeuk RtI Duehesus General BOun NJ
''A'' as baron f''' i SPLENDID T' cos rTiS
THB LARGEST CHORUS
ever heard in o Ss.S SS1 6Rca SPPSs A'H''
led s 2 @ FL 1 & kind Ps Foe 3 s
SATURDAY EvESrSG~coMEDiE~IA PlPILoSYB.
G ARNIvAL-107O.
5ME GRAND BALL.
PARE AND TRAvESTlB
CERCLE FRANCAIS DE LHARMONIE
THIS EVENING JANUARY &C. THIS EVENING
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
GREAT CARNIvALsTIC NOVELTIES,
NEW AND ORIGINAL oUADRILLE,
KO-KO-RI-KO,
MAESTRO BRIDmL
Danced BY the pupils Of the renowned
PROFESSOR MARK0WsKL
Great Partisan BIhavaganiA
CRgSoPANPOPIyAs
kc &C. &c.
GRAND ORCHESTRA OF
100 MUSICIANS
UNDER THEODORE THOMASs DIRECTION
Tickets ard bore schns No. FOL Broadway Theater Ticket
once No ia Broadway, aud at the principal hotels
7 EVY's GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT.
IL At Association Hall WEDNESDAY jan 70 assisted BY the io
lowing EMINENT ARTISTS n,,o
MR. VIM. MACDONALD loIe Bull TrOuPe).......;; TENOR
DIR HARRY sANDERSoN. PIAAi Sp
TICKETS so CENTS; RESERVED SEATS, 81 For sale at the
and the door Doors open att Concert At y
Gan FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, 5sj Broadway.
nav psptomime HASH The be,h city H.h you
seen the pautomuei Delightful yss at the FAT MEMS BALL
The Fat Ball Fsces greatest bueque Take your part
to the Pa, Mems Ball tonight
| NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.--Now
IN Open DAY aud EVENING" eoe, ana FOURTH
ave, the THIRD wINTER E1iBIS msH w., sns C nu A'1
-
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Climbing GarSs, &t.

At VIM. EVERDELL" SONS, No. 104 Full
n ,oba-wHDDMa CARDS and FlSE srArioSERf 'hshss
Hshsd lsiSD
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VALUABLE SAW-MILL PROPERTY FOE
SALE IN BRAZIL

vtry favorable Opportunity or polt'Os e oss5
m kpas Of the varieged woods Of brsi Is now onSu
"a sssers In Mahogany. Rosewood Lignm bTsAap =,
pela Peoha aud The celebrated ArToa 'he I'nes' ''1
weeds Of South America Al ,..u.- l.. ana br,nrb Of
me transportation Of logs down the River hsjhay by one
an, niles md sroher of forty miles affords great facilities o 40 au
s,St srp for the wm The mill located only u miles RON ,n
sea IN e Province Of santa Caharna IS miles distant from Deo
M capital and $50 miles south Rio De Jsnero by Vessels draw
pe IS st OF water can take crgoes from the sswm wharf
The wn by % feet with about s1 acres o. ane con
timing orange sud and tenement house l6 O " eeI
P are driven 70 form large boom for logs and ogwa ana t
,,us made drawing logs the MILL together with
rack railway delivering the saved lumber on ShPooaI Az
an storehouse % the premises
% are two new large cvlsdrics boilers With return hue
ueh each made iron ard powerful
Of bolris day; 6Oineh circular saw
| and rtra teeth ssbbg and edng saw best double
| bts GOOD hackSmhs and carpenters shop turning euspe
~ rv f vses repairs. The whole establishment is
The most complete 10 South America
new aud large planning and growing machine operation
q The Mill
pan o. the building and samples Of the beautiful available woods
ma, x. see, ON Application to CRAWFORD ALLEN Povdencei
ALLEN D. BAILEY ISL Peast New.York p O. address Boz go
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Sutton SAILS Of 8fal 6stutt.
}. JOHNSON, st., Agenouest
DY JOHN son 81 NJ IL l. Err,
ID AUCTIONRBRS AND


J. JOHNSON st.. ASeuoueet
by JOHN son q MILLER.
ID AUCTIOSBBRS AND
REAL bSTAfB BROKERS',
% NASSAU CRDaR-sr. NEwYoEI
Res'cnes Lots Country Seats aud Yarns bought sold
r.a exchanged Loans negotiated auction sales Of Furai,ur. de
pY JAMES NJ. MILLER, THURSDAY, Feb
h y 1870 at u O'clock, al the Exchange Saeso0m No III
PARTITION SALF-By order Of the Supreme vuabl. in
property the cts uudr the direction Of James
hauc Referee. being Of the estate Of the late Col James
U5,or being iO Owsg desenbed premises VII:
No. l26 Cedarst
No lj1 Ceiat-st
No. l4l Washnstonst
No. 100 Nes-st.
No. no Wetst
No n Couriiaul-st
No. IS Courtauit-s-
" ~ Il 4 C,Tg 'o9I.',- Northern Hotel
NJ. TX Westinghouse
No Washilron-sL
No. 78l Washing tonst, corner OF Deseb-sL
No $50 Wasniugob-st
No. ~ West Fourtl-st Gate 800 Fourtb-st)
Terms peenptOry, without Maps al Auo
uoueers Ofce p Pne-sL
VALUABLE PAPER MILL at PUBLIC
SALEOu WEDNESDAY. Feb 1870 Of an order
Of Lancaster County Penn. in equity,
undersigned Receiver viii sell public sale at Mcbaes Hotel in
ih~ Lancaster Pa that trstess mill known the fl
PAPER MILL situated the Of Lancaster Pa aud
Euus Of capacity tan and half da
uch Fouirner Machine and super Caiendes all bntb John
Tlreser acCue Dnr; 5Ohorse Power steam Boiler and
adjoining supplied With spring water Of capacity
hr; the substantial aud
throughout The machinery Beay and all IN
Limestone Land With large twoory Dwelling House large barn.
tenAnt-houss. and other outbuidiugN
For particular Dfonnst0n inquiry nav be made OF william o.
Marin residing o. the premises Of the undersigned
o'clock the afternoon Of said day When A.
Wiz '' gwen - RMLEY FRANKLIN Receiver
No IL ". Duke-si. Lancaster
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Citp qrOpertp 60 GIT.

A PART of the HOUSE, As West Twenty
~ stt. LIT gentleman and WIFE be, reference required
Apply FROM to-
A BANKING or INSURANCE OFFICE in a
~ fproof building very ehty located BROADWAY. TO LET
LEASE period Of aud complete banking
suitable banking financial bniuess Inquire Of
u636l HOMER MORGAN 2 Finest
NO. 6SS Lexington-ave.-A tirst-class, 4-story,
~ HOUSE having all the modern and
opapete Can be tine without permit For
apply g. b. BLANCO is south Nlham-st
OFFICES to LET-The Asbury Life Insur-
~ Company. having so5 Broadway
Of hL offer et their late oces Zs Bresdvy
ofRssds-'t Appy 90 the premises
GT0RE and DWELLING to LET-New No.
~ 90 Fourhsve. Tweut7Dinths Apply the PREMISE
VO LET-The Large Iron Building, 63xl00,
800 4g2 Broadway Of Broope
occuued bv Mss V. Haughwout Co. Apply the
T. ELY p Pinsst Messrs +. " HAUGHWOJT
a Go. DO % No. go Broadway. hefor. Nav l.
ITO LET-The four-story dwelling House, No
47 Rsd Fhenibst between Thrisve and Iryugpsce Rent
lAooef FOT further inquire Of
CHARLES c. WAKRLEY lo4 East Teatb.st
CITY and COUNTRY DWELLINGS TO
~ LESee Descriptive Price List se upon pp cston mailed on
Tw,ipi Of ssHP STANLEY DAI' S2S Broadway
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The dsepHps ,be PssltsslisTy A mah. o. Ts.I%.oI n
tss sbs the Introduction marks to ees.
III. ar Ir.h system b. the esAbhshmsnt Of seis d
~ ~. 81 pr.uefs tested the Of mere
ssuos. sn Of r.ferm. discipline than that Of psts eonpaoy
-, ont regard 10 The prrsioss history Of he
ism.1 CLASSIFICATION Of the prisoner, h been maze 40 soep
Important and WA Whep1 ~ w
b. with The eoresonding abnusob o @
Term, Of he adopted ~houi NE amn noa
t,h The shortened the s o. np,on
ssblsped and upsia bei he ah vera
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A CARD.-WM w. VANDERBILT, Con-
~ suug Ragase Gnd Contractor Ohes Avenue D. Gas
TWellsi.
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% Glbum If map 6untrru.


A CARD.-WM w. VANDERBILT, Com
TwehLs.
DATTELSON COLONY.-The members of
I'D Colony requested rail- at t2 Boomet NewYork
i1 particular, rgsr location Of Colony and also
CoOnisu.
INFORMATION is desired concerning Wo-
New Yor from GLASGOW early in 1885 under the
beer Of she have the wife Of
Jw Hay then residing l1 Wham and 20 have bad brother
who sculptor probably hamed haicne OF PLlp
susut his,ory. LORD DAY & LORD Attorneys
q BIebaHre-p place Newiofk City.
NOTICE to CREDITORS-The undersigned,
IN General A,sgbee Of joins W. BELTS for The beb.tt Of his ~
bsreby nehe the creditors Of the sad John W Be and Gould
Of SeWYsr al persons having against them wbether
dee Otherwise sbouie contingent gal tie With the
HOSEA 3 PifRcE as.gpe.
hUSDI stout AttorR-vs Assignee.
1853 Broadway. n. Y.
NOTICE.-All persons having claims against
~ hssBce cue from The UHd states THOMAS ATKINSON
sisims With proper STEPHEN W TABOR Fourth
AadsoI. within FOUR ~ MONTHS from tbs ssts
g999Y9999S99Y
ITO THE WORKING CLASS.-We are now
prepared to furnish all classes win employment bos
the .h Of the ~s az tor as ,Dsr. n"Psn ssss,.s st
-.a,sg and poporiosl b. 6svopg their whole
Susse.s soys sad , cara S5s, a. S me. s la. al Who
f sbpsstd oasT To sUb not wei 'shsed "e vi ssrd
slbpsy for tAs hsssls OF rrlng fsl s',N. ms'ss sS
Literary Of th largest aud best t.p sesstpsr. psb
.ssi sddr.ss K {. LLLkh a Go Aegs,. s.s.
WANTED-Infor OF JOHN BROWN,
s,a e. s- b. .'s Sot sS"H Mr.. SARAH BEows
choSo Il
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Ntb. Strsrr Stal Gstai, for Sale.
6uuntrp gtuI estat, for sat-

EOR SALE or EXCHANGED f Il ls.s,,.l ne eai
L Bridgeport, Coma IS acres hIge i L - 600
eashg' Pnee' 'D'' A. rutland Co. 5Beeknaost n l.
nor SALE-A Great Bargain.1A new cn sSd i1
sr gen,leman's family, large o. sn Sorn con
,S ,iec stable hite gSrdes and ever m pat
p.tsG 10 inmates wan rom the raiT , gscsase3 tn.
49, ~ home Of Mr. I. p Chapman H "|IItT5TEND 32s
Non ii h. sold yery Appy TO D D. na Sssnst n v
E"p,5,v = T. or 7. p CHAPMAN Room %, no -
ORANGE COUNTY DAIRY F .s,lS5 ,,1 near sng
\ aoshep for SALE 227 acres; vel NateIeu, 80 -
SSs n,sr M A RUTLAND Co, SBeeEmAn-st, N !.
CTOCK and DAIRY FARM, near city IN IN S y. l.,
- Tor LEASE Rare chance for party yi'h s4VVv' Nn oreTs
c.,sJ ar The farm splendid land. well stooke1 Suu ~
con busisess perfectly safe and snr AIp " 40, P;sbbv.
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miscellaneous.

TOHN DWIGHT & CO.,
- Manufacturers Of
SALERATUS SUPER-CARB. SODA. &c.
No II oh'sip sewHork.
DUSTIC CHAIRS and SETTLES (second-
III newt Parties having Will hnd cash Customer sd
dress stating price, THoS. T. TRlPLER 3Ol Avenue b.
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I 4G66 beds
TIL. General Hospitals Hospital the City Charity
Hospta on and the ChdTens Hospital RAndAs
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Remaining Dist December 1859. 567
TIL. the Nurseries children abandoned by their
AMI taken up by police the public and children whose
for the time unable support tEem IL the aim othe
the Nurseries places Of bot temporary ourn
And 10 cause distribution families early practicable
To this end that child claim TO be retained
longer than unless the board be paid Aer that time the
% or too Young adopt families willing take able to
enn and educate The Observance Of the rule prevents the
Nurseries and avoids the greater evils incident to
ng large numbers children together through the tender OF
os and early Touh habits OF their life being formed
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DATTELSON COLONY.-The members of
ID he Colony requested TO a 32 Broomet NewYok to
particulars rgsr to the location Of The Colony and also
pursue further Of the
Cod
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A PART Of the HOUSE, As West Twenty.
~ st to LIT to gentleman and WIFE best reference required
Apvly from To o.
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Gbaritits anS 6prrfttipns.
ANNJTt

TENTH ANNUAL REPORT
n
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CORRECTION
FOR TIIB YEAR 1859
TO ne Non M Board Of Snpetsors Of N, County Of Nr York
The of Public Charities Corrections
NIT their
- ANNUAL REPORT.
charged with the supervision and maintenance
Of e hospAs Asnms Nurseries, Aims Houses Prisons which
the system OF charitable and institutions Of the
wy Newioh The constant population these institutions
about eight thousand aud aggregate number persons
Of
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OLYMPIC THEATER.
" MATINEE AT2 EVENING At
MATINEE Ar2 EVENING Ara
THB DOUBLE BILL FEAST 0P FrS.
PAUL PRY AND ROBERT MACAIRB
HOUSES THRONGED HOUSES TARONGED
GRO. L. FOX As Paul PRY. TWO PIECES
GEO. l.. FOX AS JACQUES STROP EVERY
GEO. L. FOX As PAUL PRY. RVhNiNG.
GEO. /. Fox As JACQUES STROP WEDNESDAY
GEO. L. FOX AS PAUL PRY AND
GEO. L. Fox As JACQUES STROP SATURDAY
GEO. l. FOX AS PAUL PRY. MATfNBBs,
GEO. l. FOX AS JACQUES STROP UNTIL
GRO. l. FOX AS PAUL PRY. FURTHER
GEO. L. POX AS JACQUES STROP NOTICE
GEO. L. FOX AS PAUL PRY CONE
GEO. l. Fox AS JACQUES STR0P. EARLY
NOTICB.-Mr GEO L. FOX will shortly AMIAADAB
SLEEK. and TOBIAS SHORTCUT. Aso as HAMLET
, 1870-03-08

corn eucsna at tne northwest extremity of Lars
suuer.or nd rnnpiu1 acEosa tbs sate of MInbs-
srts. and tha Territories Of Moutkui and Idaho,
enfe,s no grtat p1atn ID the Co1umn!a through
tbp passea q tho Bitter Root Mountains, foCo~-
IL Z inc valley Of tue Columbia TO PoEti&nd, Orc
scr. where it viii CONNECT with road 70 the
sound." OF the iInucnoe OF taAs
.n,rrnrso On tho business, com.
mtsce, and general DEVELOPMENT Of ne
Nor1h Pacific coast 1t u uselefs to speak. No Ar
pu1neAs u necessary to prove that which IL sell
evident. 4 routs pJ Tan, between o1f Eassofn
cites and China aud Japan, SO utes shorter fnan
! The one uoF IN ute, c3n have bat one effect on
| ,hs s1arel hud trade to pans between the TWO
| couuu1ek Unllto the route OF thu Central And
unon Pae,nc, TIM, Northern RsilFosd viii pass
rhfcuRn region od eonnHy sdapsed 70 agrIcol'
| tu,e rea.ly The entire dtatance. Tue mountain
RAE sQes trxYersed by X abound IN untold EetoWoe4
| of TIMBER, not ontJ for tho con2nncttcu o. I'M
rad but for The supply nf tbs Tn1t lnlAnd ptatna
Of Dakota and MrneSots, Vheusths1 saSN hsTs
become poprlsted thrcegh she ctFtazln2 laaasnee
| ard energies OF = line os railway.
rax yCrrRH OF 1HH roRTHw15F.
The tnfucs Of god, slye7, iron, ard coal abound
iue th,ouanout this entire region; rho fisheries
| sslnron. cod, ard nackeTel all along the coast
the fertile roll and wonderful ollmtte, the fScm
| uts Ior shipboudnG On tho n1meroua DAYS ano ID
etR with their ahoref End fofca9 OF eternal green
Ill these elenentg Of we41tt aud power hdicsle
region Of country intended BY the Creator TO b.
xst Of empire, People IN other lands havn hear
of tbs prosuaion with which uatuso nAa seattere'
her rlcnes ab1o1d uyer this vast domain. along It
coss,e. and even into the depth1 Of its seas, ar
| eetpa attracted htner, that they may posaex
themselves OF the dormant wealth Of tas conntf
that awaits theif coming. Let them comet Home
are hare Tor all Eycsy avenue Of Industry ia ope
to the !ndultr1ous whlle comfort, competency
! and wealth are to be wrought out Of tue yai
| rotea which nature haB accumulated Ia this Qual
| ter OF the world. 5No ~ DRAKE,
Secretary Board Of immigration.
, 1870-03-08

Ipdtan1 whom We arn accustomed IN o,H
incl DIV Afe very arx!ous to iaru, La: 1esr
owtf TO the want OF laborers and px.n. ytr1
llttle Hte done, Gpd rhlle npou tits eub!ec. I
Vtrtd 5teomDapd that , AtIorg edtus b. ora,s
thl gpy1pX to GET as much l9na broke u a. pn,51ss
- g.ve The Inoi2ua sta1s IN planting. an1 = nIs
n Commencing, wonld raeptc1fuuF adylsa testr
iit&. rsl supol1 os trade Jtnes AID anrunIl,on h.
FURNISHES tho 11teh01Y IrdisnE this sutunef. 7
hsyt / o feAr Eor any belief tuas updez s1T re.
topsbe Treatment tbesa Ird,aus would ever nse
theae EuA" against the whites. Slice he couoei
IT Fort KA*, tue ft,erM. Ihd'ans hayn uSet nj
the u c.1B trey coa q 10 iotnce tae Ensuie s.ooI
have nisep aesx au ,hsE ho1ass sa1
TIL ua tnny h2se Eyen the uttises uoe
totr eJ can do nosh Dg with thelr Wild Relations:
and tha: al .hey Cesfe II to Keep their bs1ds 10.
Fe:per to 1earn tn IsStn md to k:ep away from
the bcstlle Sioux entirely. To eccouEaae sn.;e
fi!et dlJ SIOUX ID every possible wsJ Is, Of COURSE
In. poitant They amount 10 eight OF ten thoasaud
Souls, acd II the hoss'le onx Nu.t luR1ly be put
down by force or A1Ine, which appeas3 nesttaats,
the salne Of keeping the irtecd1J ones qc!es eau,
Lot he cveretttmated. OF crutse. the pfospec: OF
cJop The nfsr year rpoI sod l&nd II ros COOL:
bur II tEtLty OF 4hT:y teams could be employed
u break lsId this spf EE, the Indians would ra3e
scEc corr ar 4 the prospect for pe1t Jesr would
greatly eEcoriaRe tbeu.
sm. very RESPECTFULLY, your obed!ens servant
p. 8. STASLsT.
CQonei Thirty ss coro Infantry, MAjor General u
8. A, Commanding Dku1ct
, 1870-03-08

\. .,+.n+ts ord re,utppeA on i Ue.cs stsse> til
os,sI He uex1 cIuired IN E1ropetn vatets, ylstt.
III eYartralJ olschsrrtd from the nxrA' serr1oc,
sn oSder Of fee Sec9stsIy Of tas Navy, \. tue 70.
quest % q III paIetm a boy, ne Has seea, &C.
Id NH eutsrsf1 trnpol ia MAnr, aad. after =
t4frs. toof cot,yte ri commercial INSTRUCTION Ia
lis comneloai Coucan i. Lsxtston, Maine; re:
rre pYfet!uu OF 4 lecture Ca bis observations alo
ssdvrnfrres IN South Arencr. It Wss hfterHAId
DELIVERED st Lc~aton, znd wss = taoceEt. The
ard was received win fsyor. It wna tnls luct0se
which ftst ATTRACTED to him the aitea1oh aud ID.
,ert4t Of MSS Asshs' gu, sno astr1ard became me
iro III dere;ood that be Ens to pecoEe ner heir.
sta. q 1essra soopIen hH couue.c,., eourse ns I'd
t,a1, W =. uiil ~ capital TO 20 Ito pusl.
ns.s ann ast mi npon h!s ua7els IN search Of
IL fn1!nrt, :, ia visited New York, Chicago,
| ~ nthtr n1ecen and nnallY
61as,es =, Wrstesss. where ne nede tue ac-
onainIar CO Of bis fusuru partner They, At tue
nst1 hin hn,ir rM. F;sd mrtIynlpg mont oi sne
nsni,si s,h Esn1e, nnnl dn1,,x rnosi Of tie WORE
w. r. ionnd hfm.fif shout rear azo, with
snp,n' ~ T.. s1waSs trile6 annrS thocao il Was
! nr,o =, oton,inn
~; ~ VIII ~.s bov IN .esf,, ind postsn for
nis aae hs W. Z, :. h.,n:nn rev s1nn.nat eIs:ed
ntIe NC! pep H,,.n " hsS snndenf1 csre inn hts
1as Eoss5 a. IL " ;aietn9 ot n1s aayentares 1a
atoIe ne Was 31oSs san.n.d aI fora' fgii.
pump fcnEa nnns ,a s,o9 41.us - sT mi
Mahq e,s, '1is ,fsss har Weil cro3pe and
neaLy and 1asas, s,5nSh5 elsiseq- Sh rae ne
oanauaaS A1As9 ,9 . kt.a wHso' den ~ eoid ,f.cs
a.aen.d asd asaaly ,!ns ..tsa. slsa He .,Si! Sa.
tto Genseie ~ ~ pst,ts Fan. 1oti
Ae we na ~ t1ss INN ~ mnst OF Ia yices Of
, 1870-03-08
AkFeuhle hf1atcF1s7s

To ths EJttor Or Tbs Ctieaao Tribune:
In year 3asue es Sunday = nuasAshed the cam
paint Of lady conposnor nom "thttiy.nve
cert" printing ONCE she kppes,s to moral re-
:olufss." and knbm!ts the folio wing questions:
I. Why should NOT Noner b ~ readily g.yen
epplo, ne1r IN al printing on1:es ~ uea.
= In those cases IN when they Rru employed
Why do they TO. receive fair play.
Fc1 ~ snswcr 10 the nf8t question Noult re-
ter "Mtss F. Gerev1eve N1neicas" To the neAts
Of our eitI ntlnun3 e.;4aasnu.ehA ,n,.
TIC Aecobd question viii kuANel here, ~ tnls
IL rte one with Nutch ehe Woud puzxle lae olA e
Ct "pofl 1efoF1ets," depomt1ausZ II Is :" "tne
t:e tn,rt, =. cent 'or5:e aIe coupe:sat,
E-er. to do the ~crx Asslgted them Tho fault hes
sncly With them II they hase Dot receIed rot only
t1ca.e !" lies ID ne 7ery .ses mat yoa DO for
".hiIiY. .nse cett1 tho rotk for which the na4n
~ esn1 "a M re- ro,, n1 s3iS. iss
j. receive CITY ccpss il you aeuat II. Tnh u ths
| Autjhnt4 I WonA nduintstef for your Kron1h
FnItrer, tny sitter OF III. stck, tnst '~hch wou!t
| t1!rC 4 bln4h 10 the cheek 6l your eup.nye
| Nould tf.se nua tron hts oats.
Tpor cotrrfpond+ut further wtteJ 1enatss
thft tne rpen bare but oEe p!ea "a , lhe,T tasoa
ThAr 1neJ has~ families 70 tup9o Ian asse
M.pcs d liu*eI, p;oossiy eopna.d IL ihe orns
! in cntsrop, Certalu II Is spe hA1 nos "uASeuso.
Eay ny .s,e' ,oG ~ a. sfa9 o9ds i Of ID sseS @
sro lies urlo5et. No; 10. Eaca u dependea a noo
ire other, Ne re;urn fIn coupleDens o. aAnS
~. t'psa'e1 ,amM,n9. I'm. nnn;os. pttate
II Msi1Ja @ 2ae le.s5tosttoiy, "uAse 1su amt!
sT:" - N ti.ls,Ator5 mesaufe - tat elup@''
T:loura yopr xorts yoa nnst commend foo
etf 10 5ot1t employer, And let me sa.n.e 5oa
= family repsndaas o7on yoa. OK vnhsne1 JOG Tea
ie sse .s.n 9.s s,tss5 e:su ;st9 psrs sssa
, 1870-03-08
cRr1NtA
CARLYLE
Il tue Cou-+ Jau1sai tners Is = ltory aaan.

In the ceu::: Journal thers Is = asory asaa.
Garlic n f0lNNf:
AZ American auIror Of eu!ueteS cane over n
1rcoon rect. aly, beattrE lettes nf tntroGurs.1n
fIE1u Enersan, ota ct Caxlsie'A tne<itI fsyo,isss
s1d warnest admirers. Cakl1ia has I hah,t al
Anss errX the coor h1EfelE ptsrtica rathsr ttf.-
eutcertttK TO hawkefz1 begeAta &c and Insesd
20 on;p ;p:tcanss OF a1oteef stnmp Tits nnft.cnfar
TsrLto krocfed. ard Carlyle opeusd nrto hfIa.
Tee *intefyleEer4n taken hact, for hs knnY
cara5:e well BY hia photographs {ss uho
dcea Eos >. n-sef. hseiss.i1piy, Hfs Mt.
Th7Iss Csfl.lt At none =. The ta1ess rrsfy VIZ
q lscd md emphatic Mo folo red bT s;ammtrE
tse @ doof - nMa ee nn:h eexnp:ness snst the Amer
aittEe HOE. u the top Of the hoaA., lighted lt4m
thc leol, WheIe I'll eia faVortss ecosa are. .ad
pas'eo on the ~als arA porrTas's-Eo~e d7e. oib-
e1I cod mor--of those wnom he regarded IL blA
atIoez-ffefetck tha Great G1st4Yus Aerlpaas.
aEd Anuoet M11e. Tals room u hl4 sAcc:su.
a-d few tEeEe te Wha He zdujt.ed into II Taere
atcsnethtpK peculiar II the tenufa Of Ne C4fI.3eA
no!diaE oSfnn honse in CheJEe W1lk- He hiss ncs
tto 1sG ottat conception xro 10 hM LANDLORD,
BE cav tne advertisement uf tho AcaIa 10 te.,
| Hsta dtsto fotS 70 COT 1Muttcate Win Ne4;yy.
| Cents Co, Wroto ~ d tscetved 4 ytpv arrent,r
!rR hsA oder, End directing thek Ae phou1d sntnst
II gay lE his nut II conrnu1sut To Caosss 4 -
' aeccunt CoeJEn Wak" Flziner. {hs -. ~ =
nxed 70 taw tsseftJ- I'VE pounlsl ~ tp + anes -
laeA laAk the A1zuEeRart fpfHng fs~mSs derre
| ta srtouEodate the Rreat 41sso{ rather rnsn F.
I r1oas by bin u senant,