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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-19
MANHATTAN
MANUFACTURING COMP ANY,S
CRYSTAL POLISH.
9est In the {" or1d

Il st I'm the "or1d
HOUSE.CLEANING PURPOSES.
Produces the most satisfactory results on Painted
Wood Work, Walls, Oil Cloths, Furniture, Window
Glass, Mirrors Marble Statuary, Brass Tin Copper.
Steel and other metals and be used with perfect
confidence as the certificate below shows.
In boxes of one pound. % cents
In boxes of half pound. Is cents
Sold by Grocers. Druggists Hardware, House, ur-
nishing Stores and others.
EDWARD L. HALL,
GENERAL AGENT,
ONCE, 81 Tch0upit0ulas street.
Orders left with Messrs WILSON & McBURNEY,
Tea Dealers 81 Tchoupitoulas street, or addressed to
Lock Box No 906, will receive attention.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 30, 1875.
Mr. Ed L. Hall-Sir: have examined the sample
of CRYSTAL Polishing Powder left with me by you.
with the following result:
find it to contain no acids or alkalles. on which
account it will be entirely free from corrosive action
when applied to paint or metallic surfaces. 1t con-
tains no poisonous substances, by which any acct
dent or injury could happen while using it The par
tices of the Powder all angular and not rounded
"a in most kinda of sands AID in many other polish
ing agents. The particles are extremely small and
hard which, with their angular shape give it espe-
cial value rapid and fine polisher.
Yours, truly
ALFRED w. PERRY, Prof of Chemistry,
;o1 3n SaCnTh Charity Hospital Medical olle4e
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining jim the New Orleans Post Office,
March 10, 1876.
Office Hours on Sundays from 10 A. NJ.
*8 to - NJ.
Persons calling fpr these letters will please

say ADVERTISED" and give date.
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LADIES' LIST.

LADIES' LIST.
Adams Eliza mrs Adams IA mrs
Adams M mrs Arnold Nj A mrs
Austen ID mrs
B
Bailey NJ mrs Baker VIM mrs
nenson mrs Bernhard NJ mrs
Berry Pic mrs Bead a mrs
Belard J MIRA Bennett X miss
Brsmard n mrs Breheney N mrs
BevasC NJ mrs Boyd w mrs
ByrDe c mrs Brown miss
Brown II G mrs Brown mrs
Bevit ID mrs
Campbell L rnrs Campbell W II
Carter C X Mis- Carter NJ J mrs
Charles mrs q Chauret F miss
Chapman mrs Cesar mrs
Chint,n J miss Cooler 7 miss
Coleman n mis- Conicks G miss
Davis r mis-, Davis joyce miss
Dex4sr mrs Driscoli mrs
Demsey mrs Dlppie Judge mrs
Duff Urs
|nawsrss mrs Edwards Ellen mrs
nio66 = mrs s4s
, 1876-08-11
cTURGlS AND CUSTER.

A Letter from sturg,a in Reply to Charges
AG.,tf,st lila, Provoked by His Criticisms
upon Custer.
Gen. Stura!s, Colonel OF tho Seventh Cavalry.
publishes n long communication II, the 1t. Louis
Globt. Democrat Of Aug. D, III reply to charges
n,atia nEalnst him, by varlons nuWA,arcE- -corrc-
spoulepts, in onnnactlon with !is tletcat by For
rest In June, 1s64,-such charsos having hatn
drawn out by stnrsis hostile criticism ot Cnascrs
rcncsalBbtp In tho battle Of tic Little nlg Horn
zen. Stuss!s Bnys:
Ms. r ss an4 r tEGn q ny ofcnanE' smIy
sTsf 1 W ~ sS .Sn: N. sea y a.! T.
ssS ss.lsa ", rS;sS!s e ssfas. Hui Sniaa:
ts. L % II t1 s s
!nent-al ationE them ny own to';.1ia hrsi VIZ IT.
siiy tsi:srs9 sss'f q a IT, i ay on 1s
{s&s XII y WIZ f
hn, ts;f & H., s Esrs IN 'aS MI nas
4 $s S III? fs$
S ySx Ssss 8Sfs T:"S Hn' yet *' '' found fault with til"
Aftor stating, ~ had no desire nor intcnton at
asS etc., is my M; sat" p s o" @
which I'D 10 the massacre un thu Little bg Horn,
ten. sturgts continues:
a.sut u ssy 4$s%
M i M H, SSS s4 n nOs sSp ESa xp III
ssa Va iaoai,Hs u rote san Sr,InsIy S.:
es'S @ axs VI as a s It ;ES tts s
sssss axs . tSat ts ~
SSssss q NV psf%Ssi .sa t!s VI a%s% lHtss
srii Hass a aat"a y ~" cx,ioss
HS ssd s{ ii s4s ~ syo5ss r Il. the u.ss,,
aad unpsraoaaSu ;ssSiSca ani efas s,eTy a
Ksr M .y tny ala. IL qT at a W ssks 81 4.
WY !san,ais t'css asseFon' asA'n's a'' eo'cs and to
Gen. s.urgls then proceeds to, reply to The
town, OF lirlces Cross taads Mas. in tho sum
| meE Ut 1hiI, ,-snch clargeH being mAtc by conls
pany officers who partclI'atsd IN TINT enhancement.
Mr,it. ttlun under Ills c0mnanh, tho lrttcrs hay.
Ing hccn written shortly nftrr tho battle -exenipt'
inE him from btan's for ths disaster, and E!sins
| thu setrcat. Hun. Stnrgs concludes III fuluwa:
now lo:a!s b walsl i %a. aafi!Sd t.st VI. jS9Ig,
faro ~ csaptfy TIL. x9tssr VA; sy!asnt!y s1sns,
nns @ 9st" s's sss! s a St q
hs sgla,l. at H.. aiS a,,s, Ss,sHssnay s
* iS1 s;alli,t5s ss t;;sSs:
.ssss ssrs.a IL III ts "eoa.rsiY il !ay .ss hcs
Wi asa r.p!!y .plIo;HHshnx Ii ;Ha m ,n 'si n
n ysT g t r s % ay aafa I'D 70
s q saSay : asu 70 sy sp y
,so :sot st1 .ss y ~ ssas ss stsrs y
i9h III ts. w ysars 81 iny liz saetly did faithfully
;s;sffs ;stf e ~ saSs.;; S
ssn July ftt!t Gi,wsi VIII tsta'sse Ms*s,'
pat sis% SS:i IL, 4 as ~! .u
f1!avv iii III inu naEsd IL inlnu c:,e.iu,."
, 1876-08-11
A battlefield Adventures.

The ra,!. corsespoudvnt"f ,as l,aaan 1sltgraM
says, ~ appears that Nile Mrsias yoIins ~,
ill., lieixssoyins, @ il III Is - II nsIsh nat:ona'sy shn y
about 81 ycata os agc, Of 4nnatvs sat1.s ia'S,
gTeaier puit uf iurgo i0rne in tho Fca !Gasiui %
i,or romantic lseanls; nuyvrt.elcss se y stu ~
posyrss!oM Of Moyu than E1G. 0bo: sterling. llat
Ut Joru49leEl fn front VI tho monument .Trpose'l
g u uur sasior's tpsnb Tly temps, wlssa Go't
~, uOt. still e1las. AllS. Marcus rresstt a!n
ss rucelly Hayo II, ZOO fuF thu purchase VI guns
but Tie gentleman inttuatcl Ml'l tha nDncy sslt.
heard Ut l!ni. ll!s r1,rans.lInAry lady II not ad
ul,nlrul here, having suplur,eA thu pa!is Com
n!ums, and approval! VI ths Archblahni's ad:as.
slnatiu1.. Sue spends her tlna runnlng. attc1
Glls lsd adventures wherever they a1s 70 b. e,!
cuuntvret, AuI, il public fu,Anl Ia correct, II
rather to ba vflnpaEsd to Lola auntes THAI to 'a'
, 1876-08-11

Ptnsb<rfsr.
a long, !rns!. lahterH-jaac,l. lutrearc'l chap,
With scls flHt aslA sqhrhki',S s',9c, entered
s;llupn IN t;raiui Ayrntlr, ani, Entnisy the nj
tim of hnlih.uGcn tcsltlerIert. justin from the
summit, said:
"GmuiIttnrs', how many Of y"u will drink at
ms "xtnsntU"
~ Will" was repeated by the crowd In
c1mr.Is.
tsrhI. t,ruvrx to ynii+ r"ntlnnrn." "rontn1tl
i,c, putting ,lnwna nrl;el for hsu own beer w
little tull H. eMmlu,l oh ilrrt ,n'presst"!1s. fu,!
love snen,Iw, filled With tllr lcattptIof aE''!
squaru Lrnk. Your Anticputiuns VIII be blasted,
nfnl then you will lac t,le. Lei this be .rcat
mural lesst.n to YOU" 49,.
They gave HIN The granh 'H1lnre In hurry
init tliG uDral ltagDn WIS ttetu uli tho Sane.
, 1876-08-11

WcafcFn extremity nF WIN. renlnrn'n ~. ...,t
ti,r ,lIatnnt *inrc linz "f tHnknma nnn'iln: tlIG
View aon'h aoa. =: * IT, e VIM
WiIrfo No puruhatct! meat, p"t1lnr. 'ni;:+ money,
r.pa and Greu,l lsnanaf, cuts. nnt n"trf: a'i' ''
caejus IN lanrl. nnl ntn with rnch rrlr'! und hp.
s e s;tos =, s%Y i snff fosasnss s ii .ss
to all men. ... ...--.-
uA1t.sToHra nit. AS FitBENTs.
A. ml'n!Hht, taaI sds,n'"F.s F., "1 asnsa,s M
failed IN: mil then. ~ II resolved VIC Riu4M ls,lr
10 ,he an.t al ~ rnwsr nit a. ns ny, 1 te H.
GiacEneF.; rt star W. vi;thle: vstl l!rltn!ns..
With to"ssd IL Mp % and :"wn =, sl.";sl we w:In
Imprisoned IN gonrd+ lent thtlr fesrors to ttl1s
fearful nlsht
Again we Let tho h,at drift wlsthrr 1t n:ht; ns
ali nnr Efforts to enp IN our cn"r.n "Hre useless
on va!a indeed ws negs. I" IN, tlnk ,s tmi T., IT, T.;
thc Nlyanzn." might hs reu!zed after az. t!ulgh
ltd tntc!t fni,h II thu stannch loat which Mchs'
sngcr, Of Tcldsn.ton. 70 ron-clcntIously hnilt,
RETURN To CAMP
4 grny. chersta4t, eaw .nn5I1tiy 'awned ut Inst,
and 10 ,fi~coyrreI onste!ycs IL bo 10 lnlrs north
q l.nw",pa. nni 20 miles northwest Of Knsr'y!,
NJ which hitter l,fncn my faip WaH situated. We
PIT forth our rt u!sra, lsnI:cd rail, nn!. thnur.
Ills wi,u was hit ,!tsa in mr. fasor ut drr,, Il
ruphfun, taIi waves rn,c au,nuiln= nasert Of u..
W thnt w. tar.! In triumph nlong the well known
shores u lttIks'HA .tralsnt IL camp. slnuts nl
| miles nway; hut, ~ aU tirnw rtnr, the Hllnuts
| ctnagc 10 yal'eYs Of mn kerry nlli wnyihs nf
or Eiatl -cnrtcI men, far wu l,al hcrn ftys9vsl,
| t!nSa Abernt from uIIr tenl,te, Ahi many false
rnhar Ut nnr arHt, utrengthetlcl! raet tay aa our
nppunsaee Of the 1.n!y Alice, sailing tnyousty IN
| TIC rnrt 1f Kagchyi.
| ,nyr,,- nuy1r,ru
As th+ kcc, grounded o,cr, lily men bounded to
~" @ rn"d csnt M "f t,ntr sbu"T.' as am mc
inuubter. cinui,nr OF hnu,in. rrotrrn,u w.,c.jinn
| ~ E"mn,, h,rIfs' and SmYnnf Eurrnhfny ifnytns
vrntsi tI,oir {Uy iicy tct mo dawn nnT formal d
citciu, many nun deep, to hear tNc nuws which
was given iti, isss tietai than havc tfc honor L
| Vict,trja Siyanzn,
| ,.,,,, ,,r.n ,r,,r
| r.,, r,,rt i;.r,tI iun' ~ !, ftTt,otfo,,.
From Mr, stanlcy's 'tusearchss ,MS % On hit esea
Abst amd Victo5ia Il II ,ts.If a. country Of Mn,i,
hrau,ifnl lokrs mi nf ,nfiv ,,n.nfaIns fertile Wi
i"vs mnd nnIn. inham,tsil h. trarifIc trirs o
snys,,"s t,r1m"i, r,,nsn .lon,n}ons trrs IL M mn
ss," r. III" "trmtlim" stTam,,cr ,xeent nj tc hau,
nf noworf,i atny. III iMo .lrn,Ingo nt lhis diyt
i.isnr which ~ IL n cialn of iaKnH Mr. Stnnlc,
thtni.s In hns tiisrnynr"T Tia trna usrnnt Of III
Tictor,a Milo, fran tl,s coltlaratiyely heavy yul
MI nnIninn. that in lin Shimrnv,1. which. rinin
hrinS thn fnnrtl' icI.ros Of south lnt,tue. uftcr
cW,rS. ~ nysr i'm 1,su nnrthwarrI' IN IIschnrcc
! fnin ths Victorin Lake Wn huvg the real hua
strean. Of lIu Nile,
rAtr.pAcen AFRICANS.
Thu most 5n.rrest,ns to I'M ethnulor,,t Of nil III
nrIrntiv niuoririunj Africans. InhMb{tinc ihn eni
rcrnt" riImntc ~ Tho nt.yntrd atours ~ III. rrro
, 1876-08-11

PRIVATE TUTOR FOR A. FAMILY
,ra,trhrs 4l languages required address I. o. Drawer
llil, Rockford, ILL.,
, 1876-08-11

kayo Witnessed It III Il small bout l!ut our stua-
tipn wis more dangerous uyci tl'n lhe !t''Gf: W.
h6l rocks ngl unknown lhlants In our uclRhbas.
l10ul, Anl q few mlss fartllurn lnainla penped
by sava.es, who would hayu no scsups - putting
! caps!zed The erocko4lles Of the Lake would mnko
Hhn!t work Of us; " We weru driven on an nHlnhab'
| sLEKPlN1 LlKE "TitH WET sEA-N0Y."
fot With al! thrse teFtaFs. VIZ weru ~ worn mt
wssi Ga.ngos, fatlgag, aGd anxiety that excepting
s IT. vess ssng H. nSn IL G
| the boat Out. ,.......
| hEru0E ISLAND.
| Al Iaybkcak thu tGlnpcat and high WhTes Rnh.
sided, and wo perceived wu hal drlfteA y in!lca
W%s.twafa %% %% ~ so:ua an4 t. wlth!n n'lies Of ths
aud We haI lated nothing ssc .fSr forly. eIsht
lIuurss ~ the ctrw when called 20 RESUME their
anty manta!!y: A.gentle breeze SET in frou, the
westward. WHICH bore W quickly gasl Of tusna,
ssaSussea III a. hsRa saS Ms
FOOD, HkSr, AND THANks.
On exploring this lsiaal VIC lauutl II 10 he at.,ut
nhablir und cu!t!va'sd; and, to our uisat 10y, va
found IN aljnni 1nco u gregn eannnas, and ut u
. t sfat H,n a ssta hsf'x u s.
Viii Viii bounty suescedei III shouting iwe l,sacu u
iarac. lit dueks nnd whru n'ght clDscd IN on III,
:f :sss sss *s ss.:s al q
morj fcryrntly than vi lid.
lSiIosptrAuLH BLlNGEna.
We rested u tIay IN lIclIge Island, IGrlnT whicl
tins Nc anade amends for s!o scarcity w had "
- rceotersI, w srt tall Tor siupo 1;lana. ".
Imagined We wesu rest enough g usHkuna INK ,,tt :;
Of Siuyo, wlasu tiDrc+ weto yvrdaNt With th'
ftoaIass Of l~nn,a and ran.ein, Int ~ 1T
, WHO rutlely replised Va with soAe .h2t isn W
rlinsa. UIs cartridges being III Spoiled w ~
latu rliny weather, wa Wreu Htlable III " shnf
than Lolsl sal una tFeed away 10 lno'a aioa'
. shuress -....- ~ .,..,,.
L4ylvGty surpLiEs. ..,..,
, 1876-08-11
natives required to perform tb!a feat whom ttnte
that tin boat, bngaAge, and csew Welahea heae5
1. uUD nnnnha.

uOu l'h"AAhr
ArERntnt.n "nMnHT' ,,u,o,,
TwleH rhIsed p'y se,"fef till atam M ne s..a. Mr
hut thu crew restrained me- Fnylnf y VIZ XII III
lure 70 light. M tl!HH t'htt Heru ''ism' r. @ tfn
would im rRht Acror;si,, ~ ~ H. aM. w, ,rct.lyo
moment. Ths 4ayagcs fatt nrrHa.ra o1nni II nn ian
md tho hnhhnll EthW Eto.i.,is. a,i, ~" r"criygd |
Klagc anil more stolc1!t 1cuoa W. ,nr r'et mi.
Wtrt vcfa eof' n n tnor 1ans "I a. ton tic aci
arrows Wcro fawh 10 !n , ,e1s av"s umUst bursting
III " Win tfahx.en 'ookS "'' wv" "
0utof tilcir &0eGets. =, .,,, vry,y,.
HUE E:,in.s';y aaaHN are stc4 ssrmo,t to lo |
tho nrnafe;n5y lsu,sout ali ll,c soenes
HoW It .."n.to ttfn yyblEh hnyC WItnGE*Ch,
Of civilized ana 1pssse 2s ~ ~ W Sy PAINTED W trMa
naVef saW HIM tns ttnTc. IL lr them Ia Tho verge
hcf9re on human av .rnrs ,hc rrojn mud tho
nf absnty gfo' t,,a,i ~ liz mt,,tt rnuptcd t,u!f
at, stahpG1,t tn ~ viii trir nI,curf, hut they
tEet; s ~ i," vi 'rHe Cniuf thuEka prevented tbs,
sneM , ~ thnh ,{casnrc prrrlltile for more up
t, Te,s..i i,"n % ,vfsn nuW excitement would bo
p,,v'rnt p".tH'rmt '''"'' ""s'
seA""e" prponrs rot. PEACE.
o. tu,,,,.otn.. T., Inn InrnntItno. werc By M
o. 'in.p pti"y cnoycd /" tho i,aoat whatever
HGAhe ,.u, ,.n si,, Xxi n Ind endowed tNom with
Alie ~ l; ~ ts," ,vitinnt Lnwryer xj,ltl.
, 1876-08-11
COUNTY AFFAIRS.
The Hospital A'npi'itheatro Or.
dered to 30 Built.
Arrangements for tho Purchase Of Fur.
niture for the Institution.
Mr.. Tanning Explains Why Edwin Walk
cr's lid Should Nat lie Accepted.
Commissioners Durdiok and McCaffrey Havo
IN Argument.

6ntnmfaainnaru nr1r6soh nn1 Mr(1n{frau Havo !
m Argument,
1'
,,.,
fhe county Commissioners ns'" an ao}""sne" %
in the rlnIr. nrc,ent. tbc fult Board.
7tr Auru1rnRArnr,
The maturity ind minurlty Reports Of The Special
Committee to outsider the proprety Of constructing
corridors and u,, anph!.hrntre In lhu County lfoa
pl'al were 'a;rn up: the former Recommended
,, III, pa1s @ saI. fur ..,.!. by n ,e,. v"s ,Ss " tin ''''
Nr Itu,d,r ,rnyc,t thr aLm,I,, M tho ,p,,orIty
,''., ~. ",n,. ,,, =. ~, a., ,,.,,.,. ~ IL,
fepoH. nc s'a,e'' .'a' ~ ''s aFt mee''ns "" nH
mrutihy In order to give hi.n III opportunity 10
produce bau in nccortancc with III.
1Atetaeht 'na"e ~ t"n' 'l'"". "e ha!
procured boha guaranteeing tia phyncnt
0f 81, 100 year, which WAN 7 J,cr cent On gel.
tUo. The sn,e of licke,a to ssutenis }or tue pr!y.
irEs. q !as aph''hsafss ,sht reach n'sSy ton.
%"aa . t cS"n's ;o ssrnsss c on
bend + se1ea by otSh " ,sn rtssr 77lsnry
ssss l es ts5 r. i :sas.s Gt ct e,AG5 ss!
4syes Of Of s IL
PSa s f:.ast r. s an gs%, 4sa4ksd kSSiGs st the Hoard m m
H. "dss ss d aSet Persons woa not 10 respected
:es sy = o ne assre fS% BY 'yH9
s 5s.s' , ~ question on the adoption
" ssfss ths e s i
sunleensy., ...... ~. , ~
Saas s " f"sS IT,
AZ, Lnnergnn withdrew HI. n,s!ton:, A.
"ays ;tpteR eR''Gss; cs,io cony ueotso, Holden
s!:. ;Iss;is$ Ss' sss,r. Mu,e,
nss 5 ssa a rSssa s' ' sS ss'ss sss
tss tssos e. bids to do tho work contemplated by tho
nnEdisk T,e to knsw syys wnss and for how
gs sf.s1! ss assis: an's you'd be LIFT '' tho dis
I'll, to,,onx E4sHISsy asit;sn ~. .rrEaI tSsa ;,,a
cnsu4" TT .".'' X"s ioMT" % ~ s"orast @ % noars nj r
snd intnsjIsE oi s.u,s f9r tie COX GS"nty CaIrt.
I!o md NIX Of yoa to award inc the contract, for
s1.s ,sxs1 s.s ths s n
iE$sIs %.'Ss! s nas. nsa msn sss,'.r u .sa..
iaas ss
Aa%95 Il s9rT ses o Sent .Taea y Thirteen D, the c..
u,rG Ia thu City Of Chicago. rapsuscnttng g. 90
4 crSy ses :Ss 70 e ses'y s 'a e Sf
s I'll $xsy 'sst j. ssS ifSsa 5 I il ss
eoahty ss; M sh4i'sT hl i; w a,x
psviose Sti! eanasnt s hIy OF Tue s1one
@ y ILL., s;y1 zs:esst ssf to
willie i. Walkers ltd i. 1ntitey tn17aa. yuu having
, 1876-08-11

tsf0EaArl0S wASrEp-nF Az Oip LADY.
/ ahI4l years, EnlAsnt xinct Ans. q had ~, 2
,,r1 q and p sluxlsu Asrss. blAak saw+ black sllk
LIl4 iAG. lice veil aud GHH:res. k4!tcrs Aay NJ.
N'-srJi ""w ~ ~ '!;". ,';' :lus'fna:hs''
New-York tribune., 1876-03-17

texture and there deal Of ordinary conversation IN
troduced which has not the least reference 10 H. Inc
urroovcd realism o ~ the characters NAV possess
an attraction certain class Of readers but II WI" w
found ire-oinc IL not offensive, to tos" faniilaf WIN
hcicr literary work. There apparently sincere
clement ~ uietv iptcrwoyen with the story, and II has
the merit Of being pcrad"d 10y healthy moral s'nu
New-York tribune., 1876-03-17

THE FRENCH PB1NCIPIA rlu II. pp "GJ. New Nors
iIlTboT a Brothers.
THE GERMAN PRINCIPiA Part !. PIP 3G~. NrV i"rS
Harper S ErOih'i-.
Two series constructed on the plan Of DR..
william smiths "PIincipia Latina" with the object oi
enabling a beginner "to acquire an accurate knowledge
of the chief grammatical forms Of another language to
learn their usage by constructing sinp" sentences as
soon A. hc commences the study Of the language and To
accumulate gradually a sto,s OF words" Part H. OF the
French Principia Is wclarangcd roadin, book, with
AL excellent chronological dictionary
New-York tribune., 1876-03-17

TuE AIrOBIOGRAPIY 6F \ CRYSTAL, IN HE
TOiiHATION on THE SOLAR - -rEM i:y cYEt-
,,r0EGr DlNS pp. 315. Philadelphia: Published iOf the
Author By j. H. LlppincOtt 4 90.
Not an imaginative scientific treatise, aS the
reader might SUPPOSE but epic congoneae Of ten or
twelve thousand lnc- varying from five 10 seven feet III
length and arranged III sentences winch frequently have
no bc ginning and to end We are unable To eiatc
the subject the work. Tor Is not d,coNcrar 10y the
uuadcd human intellect
New-York tribune., 1876-03-17

MN M OK UIII, \ UINTTE ~ y TTrTIWN OT
Tlil rouTi~. f~,rNfhN -1ii, Glen HI' '. u ..''i' 49,
nm CDI f.. .GEOIp.1. /uuIDtt, etc ~ H.h''
ig,i,. DnuDI. H. Col. I. =. s. 10. I'i. New ''iA
Jau,S Miller
Col. Dodgc gives ii, IN q but space ii"
result, Of his observation sEd tN,'IcAtr among inc
Hi,cl uis lat Suurnrr An excellent map of the re-
.iou and several Illustrations ~ IT. striking ana p'
,u,csouc .ccrcry add much interest To his volume.
The readers ~ TuL TRIHrNi are already familiar with
tbc ground through The tctter- 81 IL, on n'1rr-"ndrnT.
f sonehne Of the enthusiasm o; explorer ungc' '".
Dodce- descriptions Of he scenery and climate hi' a
titic. " IN readily enable the reader TO draw his own
conclusions Ilc has coinprc-.cia great dal ~ ihi"I
nation In q volume which viii. "a li Tor the present
do good service az "a guide 10 the Black lItl-.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-17
SIX ~ SF- FORTH ~ HOLY SCrGrrr m. I.r
tp lU7 N,w orb T.. T. buJtuu ~ C"

SIN ~ SIT FORTH ~ molly ScfI'flRE l.m".
up lU7. N,v York T.. T. buti"u a G"
The lIuScan lectures for 1871, delivered
before the University Of York. England. hy ia" Rev.
George NJ sran.n. Vicar Of Clifton. The di-"our-''
are unusually short, but the author in his intr"duc-
ton regrets that hc Ia, not been able 10 make ti'm
shorter still # would be scarcely possible to rcHc the
strictly orthodox idea of the and nature of sin, III
CONSEQUENCES and the manner of pr0pia'on, within
lcss sacc The author moreover. doc, not cOnhne him
self 10 the authority of scripture but h~'. abundant
illustration drawn from Gci.,an theology and the "r"'h
Iatin and English poets.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-17

SUNDAY ECHOES IN WEEKDAY HurES; TALE
ILL ~IRAIINE OF THE PARALLELS. BY MIS-
CAnfl BROCK. pp iG7. Ne" York J.. =. Dution & CO.
This is an English story of a dc>igncdly
moral and pjus character. bat constructed with more
care and better literary execution than such stories
usually exhibit The heroine, young girl j, almost pre-
ternaturay good and wise and may properly claim her
share Of fIe Sunday well the weekday reading Of
young persons
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>,nIn,y mn sr,IINAE, for ,oung Iad,e.
IL I,'i,cori t,l llr.., Mss Lilly NELSON
IyouE SCHOOL for NOlNG LADIES. oprus
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va iorho's Amh'e.t Mass" h.''l \n'rA N''in.
MISS BlLkIEl BoAhl,'NH ana DAl
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attached. hob IL - .'I, '-i, '. ~ '.'. ..,
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Qedehers.

vy'EACHERS supplied with schools, and schools
4 with teachers. at the EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 2
UnlOn.square. ANNA hANDhbl~piEhir nahaSei'
NSTANTED-By a lady graduate, leaving
w nr,sent uoston Aprl l. "A POSITION in renned jew.
ish family teaches higher English branches Mathematics
French Latin and Drawing small salary but Pheasant nome
des,rrd. rcfereuces Address q. =, 24J West t39th ST.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-17

ORIGINAL PLAYS By ". :. GILBERT l2mo n 800
Ec,, Yull. ~cubnIr, ArIsuouS 4 Co.
We believe this is the inst American reprint
OF Mr. GHb,rt's Cxtrsvacanzas. II contains his iNt
Ina!lor and Galaica" The Wicked world Charity
..TAc Princess" THE Palace u r.u'h, aud the cont
cal 0rcrctta entitled Trial by Juy/ -, iII..a'"h'
change from the earnest tone of mach Of the literature
Of Tie day, to turn To volume hclt, airy. and viva
"ious Mr. GiIbcr hrn0r is never forced or ch'lu'Ne'
.. ...,,
# es IA situa os aud contracts rather than IN point "'
riuaucv of phrase, and even LI' Hstcst passages resi-
on a basis ol good sense and good morals III iHS
r,,lio, and GaIatra" mucG cl the rcN,i ru''I'""-
yo, springs from the nouchaant blending "i Tue Ioi'
of ancient song wi,h tie facts and phrases "i "i "'
device y no means orr piral bu no! often ~ h@tN "h"
GRACEFUL, employed. Charity smaci.t rather strongly
o stage effects and The characters are not >uW'''H
shaded TOY % comedy de-i-ucd io be- read; 'nd " me
Iriu,r,~" q ,poItlyc Gr.unatiz.uou of I'3 sons I ~
might We Think have easily been made more amu'IhS'
II seems 10 lack the scenery aud nyia!, Vi1" must
have constituted part Of the success oi th" rrs'""-
ton The author, ratur! vo,n Of sprlelth hluof AMI
invention is not always ia accord VITA his technical
dramatic knowledge; hu' IN spite oi t,, c"nh'c which
~ occa ..oually HC TOO apparent tnc '"iu'"c Is '"!
agreeable reading.