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anul have learned the lusiness''--which takes
p'ost OF then about Eve ysrs-is tie nun THAI pays
tue nnes Ot six old c,crks AZ
Their honts arc from aAl N. ustii p. NJ. et
ccpt SATURDAYS, when they are from A. NJ. TO 3 Y.
NJ, dcducting lunch time OF fOftvhve minutes.
These rues apply to tno ladies a. yell ~ men, NOT
withs.- Hiing the letter you published, siyned by
two or throc OF them. 7 DO not advocate the idea
that every salesman should have seat behind the
counter, ~ some "Old Clerks " would soon want a
bed hut do think that all sieswomen should have
seat while not engaged. Then they would DO able
10 Walk lone ~ night and save tic six Genus car
mre merely write this 10 snow tue uuui anu
that your reporter was riyht on tue start
These 'uc's you would have nat be ore, " We were
not all airnid OF y. W. a. upon discover be would
say, ION with his Tor kerl heqdr BelOw you VIII
ma a Est Of fine. 20 which both males snd females
are subject. ! can positively assure you that some
~ the ladies' have been fned sinco tue publication OF
. Mate Clerk" Bnd Ola Clerk's letters l. Omis.
sion CT eek and cas ior's No.. &c. Omission OF
check and boys No. Zoe. g. omission OF CASHIERS
No.. g5G. l. Wrong entire @c. .. lmlerfee! cheek,
&c. g. catering amounts not received, Hc.
I. Wrong check boys No, Toe. g.. Losing
book, 25c. o. Not adding sales; 2Sc 10. Entering
wrong cashiers No, 25c II. Not leaving book At
registers desk, sOc. ~ Being 10 minutes lat; gle.
IT, RUTH,
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DIED.

erTt rR I'm s,,r.d,v J,ro % r,,.,h.,, ,.,,. -,
,s",. T. I,u,i, n, ~ ~ % ~ r. .auc'n' "ne oi
he ircndS and rietiycS or 10 faS,Iy are
tain t,s a'i g. ~ ~ w iaally uIt rc-pcct
nn ~. 70 Meha the ilneia, rom her late rel,
o'ciocI ' ~" w. U" No"u'' "'ernoon' !"
tDtsCoRAN- -or s.,,ra.v r,,n as p.,r,o, co..o
ran at ie aivnneed nse o S Ssn1s 60 FA''9N 0o'eo
Thc fienis of nc ,s,iy 80 rasn,o,,,,uv ,,,t,s o.,
attend mn. un1rsi fai III. 20 ~ n, - AL W
~, on Monday Jine III a. , ,cl,cp NV Wv ''7'
flOOp- Al the r,sicpn,,e of NOR rs r,nts ucbs., NJ
Mar Flood Earc 81 q, rcnnoint IN sn ni.y Inra +,
1870 Maria a. Flood, aged 4, Yea, = and mo,ths ~
The relatives aud irrnda are rspectniIy tnvited IN
attend tie iuncral. from 81 AnthOny's Ch1rrh AZ liz
o'clock, Tue dav. from thence 10 CaVnry Cc'Ict-v
iiAsLAM.-Un sunday morning, Jaie gG Ance Ma.
nidl hasiam, youngest tdhu.hicr OF Joan aud Ruth
lIaslAtu. NJ cal wear tuOutat an IA davs 1880
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A workingman on A. 4. stewart aud Ridley.
10 The EduDg ~ NE iqag

Sra: IA "white slaves" have at last become
the topic " the day, feel a. though should like to
say something the subject, AZ II seems that
both employer and employed are getting so excited
as to say very imprudent things "Jusuce Jr.," in
speaking ofthe slaves at A. r. Stewards must labor
taUlshnCnt equal the salaries OF the slaves but II
he SPEAKS the truth the slaves deserve tueir lot.
According TO his account, chief clerk Or bookkeep
or gets no more salary than cash boy, because, al
though he may be advanced in position, his salary
never h. IL their salaries swallowe no In fines
SO wat hey can get nothing when payday arrives,
whY do they WORK They need money to pay their
way in hfe, and II thoy get none Tor their labor,
they must beg borrow, or steal III and ia that case
they don't need " work and deserve to he slaves II
they accept the lot from choice. A. T. stewart may
be mean enough financially, but Mould advise
hr. MdieYs Statement rs 10 why lie searches his
employees is simply Jolly. II is folly to suppose that
any person but an accomplished thie could carry
such system OF peculaton 20 steal 1900 In six
months. when 20 closely watched aud searched as
are lis employees. II Is folly TO suppose that ah
compits'red thief especially when beautiful as
angel, would run sucl risk Tor SO small an amouat
when there larger haus TO be had IL IL folly to
suppose that thieves can get tueh references bs
would satisfy his particular taste. II was folly for
him TO state that the gir who stole the gloves was
constant thiel unless he knew that to be the fact.
and IN that case i folly 20 let her Keep thicyng
so long. Admitting Lis statement 10 be true, bow
ever, he is guity 81 the greatest folly in giving IL
rubhcttV, bceause the public, his patrons VIII be
very likely TO give his establishment a wide berth
when they Ind II Is hled iih such accomplished
thieves as he boasts lie possesses. therefore
should advise him also 10 be careful ana speak tie
truth cniy. II " Meta would call herself q sales
woman instead Of a saicsiqdy, she would get more
Sympathy Ion all classes. Yours truly.
MORklNGMAN
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ep,tirl Hotit,,.

49, -
create mum ser % votes were du,y slectoa
o. kcoon for the sixth Election District Of tne Tnir.
greatest Number Of yo,si we're ,ry seste f.pSs se
81 Election for the seventh Election Disriet o. the
That FRANCES Coan and Jcestosn 2. Howell. b. lhe
@ ffssH d
aa%Ser yo.e ss S ns Sfsa y &
o. E,eciIon FOR the Ninth Election District OF the fair
FOURTEENTH WARD.
That George chyls AID james oooea, ~ the gteat
Elseuonlot the Fist ElsCIoR District Of the -Four
greatest number o. vocs wore uiy elected so etofs
pi Election for the Second Election District u tie
Thai michael cream and William Keiiahar, by the
efdstest numoer Of votes were dny elccrcd 1nspctots
tnrn,h .or 'ne lhird Eecon District OF the -Four.
THAT faifiss Iarncs and Jsmes Connolly, BY the
on E,sen9n s2r ibe Fourth Election District Of tho
That William Barclay and Joseph Murphy, by the
greatest number voice dny elected hspcctorS
q kleaton FOR the Fth Election District OF me -Four
That. TIA, Timothy oBrien ana William Riley. BY the
o. Election for the Sixth Election District OF TIC fouT
fhat geoIre Kerr,san and Michael Finhcrty. by the
q Election for The Seventh Election Datrct OF tile
That james Muholland and Henry Manron, BY the
Reatest humber OF votes, were duy elecsed Inspectors
o. Election TOR Tue Eight Election District OF the -Four
That Robert VI. Racev and Ambrose OMAN, by the
OF kecUn for tho Ninth Election District OF che Four
That John Bush and John oBrlen. by the greatest
number Of votes duly elected INSPECTORS Fled
ton for ac Tenth Election District Of tire foureeth
That Michael Smith and Constantine Mcou're BY thh
gfcaes, & 81 yotos were duL elsS.ed IN ooeto
Fourteenth Ward.
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A Woman Wants Macy TO Follow AItInan's
ENamplc.

Ut
Sra: have becn deeply interested in the nrti-
Giles which have appeared successfully for four tys
In the columns OF your paper In behalf of the poor
saleswomen Of New York. who are driven to an early
grave BY the terrible strain upon tao whole physical
frame consequent upon standing through business
hours from morning M night without rest. A. one
affected by the issue, feel called upon TO subscribe
to the truth Of all that has been sud upon the sulec
Altman Bros card was perused with deep pleas.
ure. and they deserve the thanks of sex for TAX
ing tie first slen toward allevating the sulerings of
Wouer. II is TO be hoped lLat other firms v III now
follow their noble example. II the rllon Of yes
terddy IN regard to the cashiers OF X. H. Mays be
true II ID n crying shame tat such uranny is prac-
ticCd, aud too much cannot be said In favor OF
form. Nor should the subject DO dropped Till some
decisive steps taken for the RELIEF OF tho suffer-
ers A READER
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rhc Great Commercial Juggcruauts who
TRAMP Out the Life of our Eatry Clerks. .

TRAMP Ouf thc Lille oil CLERKS.
II nc razor " Tie sur.
Sra While you have given q space to the
claims OF the white slayes behind the counter, botb
male aud female. would you not be equally coprte.
Dus to another class OF slaves, that they also may
have hearing, viz: the eHtry clerks Of this city
would say. through your columns, that IL ever inius.
lice salked lagf1ut, aud slavery reached the cumi
,atins point IL is in the entry rooms Of our large
shoesalc dry goods houses. They are great com
ncrcid juggernauts crushing out beneath their ron.
deroas Wheels the aspiring energies Of many hope.
nj and ambitious Young n,sn They are harder
worked. ana more W rcQuited than any other class
DI slaves in this metropolis. II Is labor which Il
destructive alike to the physical and mental health
They are driven into their dens al in the morn.
hr and IN tie bosy seasons at 4 and with tne excep-
ION 81 enc hour for ADMINISTRATIONS only half an
hQnr ~ ahowed-uey arc required 10 csculate almost
with the rapiuity Of lightning from that time
without intetmiseion until aud at night in the
dun season, ana up "a f2 midnight. AMI sometimes
nothing tslru fer tis, ma s0me liberal ones allow
Tho munilivent donS;ion OF 70 cents for supper
money. Tic conversation per aunum is hardly
sufficient 10 Keep body ana foui together. After
You nave wasted your energies In the interest and
prosperity OF Il ese nillionares; nfter your health
has Teen destroyed IN ro ing up their millions on the
sales books and by the close application to business
vhicl these slayedrivers " merciessly exact and
e1,ort, you arc politely informed THAT your services
ATE no longer required. There Is an alternative,
Nj. Editor, which would respectfully sug Sest to my
poor brothers o. n GULL, VIZ. 20 UHic and pre- sent
a consolidated front to tue combined MONOPOLY of
" Dun ritinVs Uirdmus" and ii the entry CLERKS
or tits eiN-l mean uen no understand t3ef bust
ness ana have been through the mill-would ouly
terms 20 their masters and while It would no. ab-
sulutely redIess uclr ericyauces, ii would IN some
ticasuto mitigate the evils Which attend their pro-
fe'si9n by enforcing an adequate cOnrsnslti Tor
their hpur. Yours, EQUITY.
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Did One Employee Rob Ridley Of $1,000 In
six Months

TO Nf LuNOF OF INC NNN.
SIR; notice an item in THE SuS, copied from
the fs7rfrss. which states that Sir. Ridley admits
hing his female clerks, and also say that one
had robbed him OF 5000 IN six months. Now, do
not believe his statement, tor, II she had robbed lin
Of that amount why did ne not have her arrested ut
the time he discover ed that she had tOHLed Lim II
looks ~ tnougn he had got up this statement In
Jusiihc atiOn Of his unlawful act OF searching poor
girls, ana every honest, sensible person Will think
tie
/ learn that Two stores on Sixth avenue pronose TO
commence next week and clVre their places at o
o'clock, except Wednesday and Saturday. / hone
II viii prove true, as II is high time that the hours
o. the eir.s should be shortened 10 eight honrs a
day, anG believe tie day Is not far distant when IL
will take place. Yours ior the cause,
ANDRE SEJOURNE.
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An EARLY CLOSING DRY GOODS CLERK.
Woman CLERKS that " ont Help Themselves
10 he Editor ~ The sun

SIR; Through your paper Of the 22d Com.
rlo sbclpnging 10 the Early Closing Assoc alton =
aud having tie proporsuthorlty, extendedSn invita-,
10 the female clerks OF New York who were dosir-
the Association In tIoir hall, PlimptOn Building, or
the evening OF the nd inst, being the Associations
regular meeting night, so as to confer together ana
thereby devise means TO facilitate the work oil
infringement But, strange TO say, those very young
ladies whose whole and sole interest II was to coue
tailed to make appearance with, must say, one
OrIwO exceptions. l believe two young ladies got
20 lar the door Of the hall, but nothing further
was seen of them.
Now !, as u member. would not be at all surprised
TO the Early Closing Association clearing Its
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AN OLD CLERK.
straightforward Le,ier-Traih from Lord
a. TayiOr's.

~ '' 4 HW V rue ouA.
SIR have read several communications in
yHl Sltr ot late under tho appropriate name OF
l.e hllc - Yes, wherein some OF the employ
'a OF Mtssrs. ora TayloI's broadway store have
---e@s---NSSS-S' re :, 'ssssN md w0uld tSso
;Nu hDie'' mt ne same laws, rules. dc govern
-" VIA. t'''rl .Oie. such Is not tIc case, II
y" ~ " &c erN and Old CLERK say he true
N lrl .. cc. no one, male or female, Is allowed
'' GOWN dI!ius business hours, or hardly to
SUI iHlg 'nougl 10 say, "how 90 yOn do To
'. ~ IHI LINES, LEY Jle strictly enforced at
, 81 lti iie NOT, II n not the iauit OF the firm
''. 'rt'l.hE Who know Il TOBes or smoke
. or treat Tire block to u glass u beer
T.. '''l' "lr'rlt VIC pnOI crCennOrn, Who,
49,. D. .lnl, trou E,siuau'., with a diDllml in
A.. N., W Tie I'll. trs OF lis other IA ms mout
'"' t"4t, lou eau Il, 70 uIe lur I've dollars week
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ES s:p, ss is;d s.. & . EsSfs@ fG

snsas axe. wEisEsS hfSsf a. sisS'Ss' ffsthis
slsl ISf No csiSsso snd Isss.ss tsS,l IS
ing weak Corn 7dSsu iowurt snies Il, 900 bush at a
&c ior western p Isd With good cargee. AZ
aulli @cgti.@ for w-tern and STATE; Bafrey quilt.
Barley malt wanted q p osel % nor state and Cana
crn. and 6lessgc, for ohio and State.
PRovrsIONs-pork nrrn win moderate demand
We quote Western mess at $50 cash and reguar saes
of 40 bDls, mess Al ESQ., seller August. Beef nfm be
quiet a, t128tfs for PLAN and Tierce beef
dull. beef hams qnlet, Cut meats in Demand with
smoked do Dressed hog, duh and heavy az liy8l &c.
Lard more sctiye Dut easter; sale 80 prs fkc for
No, HkQ15c for city, and l6c, for steam ftrrc
livery offered az iec, and dull. Butter steady bat
quiet Clcese active NJ u IfNAlthc.
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"U'
In Af Lllllnt

SIR. Reading your paper tits morning, ! saw
an article headed New York's White S.aves." In
relation 10 that article would like 10 -tate that
am employed ON the east side Of town. and have TO
be ut business rom A. n. until ~ r. NJ. am a
member OF the Early Closing Association since the
beginning of this year, and succeeded in ladng
several plopretors to give US Trial and close at
O'Clock, a they do on the other side of town.
went TO The meetings every "Wednesday those few
weeks had free, aud ask ad the members to assist
ne. Tney told me they would do all they could.
They went TO one storekeeper on the same avenue
where am employed. WHO refused to lis zen to
them, and said he would close when he pleased
Since then the Association have let the matter drop
aud the stores are sin open TIL 10 ocioek.
CLERK
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Prom n Brave Old Maid.


Sra: In reply 10 &c. e." I wish 10 state that
81 Is not exactly from choice have held my position
for now nearly seventeen years in Mr.. Rdley's en-
ployment. But fortune, or perhaps misfortune, has
not noticed me the tact ", never had the cues
ton popped to me, and could never summon up
courage 10 take the advantage when leap year came
round. | therefore am sull open to lifelong en-
gagement, " not too ancient Tor your juvenile cor
respondent. LOrIIE.
300, an, and s1lX Grand ST.. City, June 3, isIo
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ALcttcr of Genuine sympathy.


SIR; ! have noticed in your lUmiAory the let
tiers on 4 wrongs the ," salesadles endure ut the
bands OF their employ ers. sc.
deeply sympatliZe vita tIc Sa'esuomsn and sales.
sfb Of Ills cit", aud have often noticed their
md tired looks when have been purchasing a, the
touat1rs o! tn various stores.
don't know muchs about the " saes dies" but
ltseeus from the letters that they, too have sui-
fcrcd pretty much ~ Tho saleswomen ana girls have.
l lave also noticed letters from the "salesneA, -
Now let tie sa!esgeHtlemNl sleak. Very respect
July yOars, PROPERTY.
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Running Fire from Meta along the Whole
Line.

siR: perceive in Wednesdays paper an in
vits;ion to attend tile meeting OF tue dry goods
t.cr-, but owing 20 a summons to attend b. the
be. 10 OF relative who was dying, and not re-
teVns written Invitation. was compelled TO stay
away lapo.o;ized to them, and have made fair
offer 10 u.ett their committee oLiy Monday eyea-
irr ucXt After decision is arrived n, win thea
tc ready and willing TO meet with any Of the sales
a.2- lecturers, 81 other parties Who arc willing 70
a.l tie caufe. Many thanks ~ due iron, me 10 tie
Count Joenro-, "Lottie,' and o,ter PARTIES WHO
s sr, q ''''''' willingness to assist my weak e'
..4f cIul.c, trust, viii no. place any rclanrc on
l.t 70 um,n'' brought iGr"aid Nilh lanes OF tie
i''r CuTloyces stitched I'tr Gre not OBJECT
TIN nvh e.r of dismissal, Nr Is It would -rctty
r. ~ ~ 60 uns u De clerks u tlei WoUid JoiG the
CLERKS Association, instead q Whining As Lord 4
I.Jl,rH clerk doe. liz otrer clerk need not Try
10 curry favor Win LIS loss. think he is old anu
too ,li rot to know bet or
\ Nord in reaaid TO TIE rcsycctatlli,y OF tie
young ladies' IN Ria ct's. AN vtll aware that there
are ur'y Nitu rs .firg 'lclp: Int The Great csuse
o. hflcy uoattnent OF his employees Is tlis: Ec
obtains en- at te lowest SALARY ana without re'tr-
ehces. There ore a great many "a his employ whose
parents are attic e. Keep en- from working: and
each - tLr.c kce? tie salaries down, and are tie
cause Of an Il slavery In Ills oity. ~. IN engaging
49, on.th, graz i"ls ~ 40 WIZ tle MY III 70
WORK iBtns tue fesletiA6le Cnes, because they 20
Tor tie oN salaries.
tLiuk rat j. Gerare, rsq., II. Greeley, P,
Coorer, and o,Lcf leading hon vii assist us. eel
hey viii alter We get It r'ol.
In reply to 4. :. o. Boston. would state that tile
commission system is perfect failure In this city.
u needs duarrclling and enVS. AND will never sue
Geo in New York. We do not wish to follow auy
eIanrlc RON Boston We Wish the stores closed
att J.. NJ. every evening except Saturday.
Ia A. y. SicWalts tie young lauics " 10 work up
stairs Icc'ive tie most contoErtbe prices for their
work liey have mostly piece work Lord A. TGy .
lor O'fnLiyan d Grey ,who do not know now to
converse respectfully Nhh any lady, grind al the
work they tut Of their enplo ces ut IL lowest
prices, and Stewart IL combinoi with them. II Il
crying shane TncT are blso continually adyerlis-
inG Tor lelp which tIcy do not need.
am ready to receive through tails paper any com
municuion from any saleslaoes or OtluT sitter neat
Monday. META.
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How the white slaves Of Division street are
Oppressed.

SIN; have noticed with pleasure the course
clerks, or white slavery as Won term it, Yun
Wholly forgot to mention the oppressed on Division
nteSl' Were inc female clerks are very numerous.
lhelr Work IN selling is far more tc l0us thln that
OF IuheN stores These female clerks are kept there
from ocGck IN II e morning until 10 and II o'clock
at night have Often heard these suffering CLERKS
complain that ilei wuuli be unable 20 come down
the next day, IA they were entirely worn out from
Miss Meta viii not forget the female clerks of
Division sueet.
AN EARLY CLOSING DRY GOODS CLERK.
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Knslntss nnii1fs.

What can All the CHILD s--when Il sieepe rest
essY, has itd breath yariauie appetite with IRE.
quent grinding OF the teeth. be sure your child IL
troubled with Worms, and needs at once DR.. JAYNES
Tonic vermlfuge, which caectualy destroys these
posts and acting general tonic rest ores tbs tone
OF the stomach, and brings the patient back TO nd
health. Sold everywhere. Small size, 81 cents double
ere, ~ cents per bottle.
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Mr.. 4. n. Stewards Clerks and his Finy
Millions -N No Accommodation for those
VIVA Live Ont at Town.


SIR As one of Mr. r. S'cwalPs employees,
nsfe ltlu Ml'H Hucu H. .,t.Ft your iestund.
ents remarks ~ . 'rrrl"t 10 me l. eltmrnt oil tho
clerks emploJcd IN the ly.ul, AMI they Lave been
TIE occasion Of much comment uLlu- The loads OF
departments, including Mr, Li1hv WHO r.Id the
article over cHrciuH ava SLOWED b 10 ur ttrynrt
who, IN turn. submitted IL 10 tlr c.a-il. ration ~
ore Of the Central Park Cor III '-i,ncIA
Now, wIito yOu In reference 10 the " ho,e-al,
where l ain employed. Here We are trolteI .imi'
larry IN MANY respects, Mmy OF u uIe compelled
~ lie reco stiles Of hgh teuts aud proper fe ard
ior the cau and ,ort Of our families to 1--we Ia
tu,urbIn districts, such Us Eizabet Newark,
Orange, and staiiOus on the Morris and Essex road.
Nr stewart II aware OF this but yet ho times -
Us ar II Nc were mechanics, aud sends "blar ted.
boatcd Englishman named Jones around every
morning TO insult men, many OF whom are lis supc
nor IN position and in long service In the house, by
IL. yug'r arrogance and Inn ulent induisitiOn. In
banks and Insurance and 10 all public offices and Ia
most Of the private es,a 0shments OF tine city the
crrN anu GOokkeopers do not go to business he.
lore o'clock, AID ret on at 4, or o'clock III fur
hrs' Here We haze to work nom e. O,
A Nr stewart cannot take his CITY millions with
IN 10 the other world, aud as his tenure Of It In
..!' ,no h now about to expire, would hope tmt
TEES cEaclin. and more humane treatment OF his
'AFo, eos be oDJQincd by lin. -
AN OLD CLERK.
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kENT-MILLER-O On Thursday. June 16, at the resi-.
cenrc OF John naytson Eco 30 East 50th st., by tho
Rev. n. W Hitchcock, Major Edward n. Kent TO Mr..
Maggie W, Miller, bOth Oi THIS city.
VAN ABSD ALE-CORNELL On Thursday, June -,
at the flttn Avenue Bant!s Church. pv the Rev Taos
ArnHITc, ID Iheo. I. Van Arsdne TO Louisa L..
youngest daughter OF John ~ Cornell all OF this city.
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Note from the count Joanne..

Sra Pressure Of professional business at the
closing Of TIE present term-the last prior to the
vucation-has prevented my transmitting my pro-
missed public letter ere this In reference to tile
white slavery F" scandal, its wrongs nnd remedics
have finished the letter, and will have II engrosse
Tor the press and ready for publication In The Sun
on Tuesday, 2sth inst. This win also answer seve-
raj letters from Young ladies to the time ~ its
publication. for they inform that In district
OF the city they have subscribed TO purchase avc
hundred copies; Yours truly, &c. ..
GEORGE, THE COUNT JoANNES
Saturday Night. June o. 1870
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ATTENFU- @Vs
Steamship Gen. Barnes, Savannah mdse. and pass.
Steamship T. c. Knight, Georgetown, ID. c.. mdso. ant
pass.
Steamship Fanlta. Philadelphia, ndse. 4
Steamship Acuehnet, New Bedford, mdse and pasa-
Steamship Columbia, Bayana, ndse. and pass.
Ship Polar star Bristol, E., IRON.
Shlr Edith, LiVerpoOl, nidse. ana nass.
Brig Anita owen, hatanIas, sugar
Brig Alpha, Cicnfaegos. sugar.
Brig favorite, Deiherara, sugar and molasses.
Brig Merriwa, Sagua, sugar.
sohr Thomas winhhs, Cat Island, ninearplee.
Also, the usual rlver and cOastNlse Yessels
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Excursions.

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