LEtliailTON.PA.l
SATURDAY. MAHCtl 28, 1BS5.
Entered tit tho Lelilgliton post-ollic; m
6corul CI.im Mail Matter.
XHE JJIPIOMATIC APPOINTMENTS.
rniLADiLHjuTutE'i. Tlin nfflcesepl.--ttt
bail unotbtr Mirprlse Hmilny. Of
the four men nominated tvr mm an
for g i mlinrj8, oi.ly one bail been even
"in ' tloiiffl" ns n carnlldalo fur eflita
nd this mie was t'j vfiy List thai the
party irnnnprrs of M S-'nln wnnltl have
aeleo'd ns tlie n( ilr-iit nf lienor. Tlio
appointment of Mr. PcDcHetnti In tlm
lijrlin nilsalnn h.n n very obvloni signl
lloaacf. Tlio iurciIiIha piitlllci.ius nf
Ohio urc opjirispd to Fwidietou jr nnri (o
delect lil in, In the fieo nf tbelr oppoi-i.
Hon, far ix pnalteon of ttlMinclInn, U to
rend them tlio same lcason thut tbo nd
intnlM ration but already rend wltb snob
empbisla to the tnncl.ina rum of other
S'atti that tlila ls.a Royernment for IIib
l-oil', not for the. politician, nnd f r
principle, not for s-poiK Indeed. Mr.
renrtlelonV Mertifii'iitlnn with civil
BSitira Ttftirja nnbm hltn In a pnrlttMilar
Bsu9 the reppneiitnlle i-f opposition to
the apoib (ytetn, nnd the rurfgnilifn nf
LUervlM and destrla is Ibna in h doable
Bcnse n declaration f execntivu tnde.
peudince 0! his abundant fitness for
the. post it cuinot be necessary to apeak.
The appointment of Edwnril J. I'lulpo.
of Vermont, to tbe Entjllsli Mix.inn, the
most Important post in nil Ibe-diplomatic
aervlcp. wax n mill greater Kiirpihc nnd
Is quite ns BignifiiMiit n nnr .f the
appuintnienta llmt hnvn been ninilo ol
the pnrwhn of ll.e administration to
seek out the best qn.ililed men where er
they tna.v be fnmid Nt only bud Ur
I'i.elpM niver been nrwed for thNplio?
but It is prob.hli? that the averagei flier,
sjeker was (.cnrcely aware of his ixiht
ence. And jet it may bo as-erlcl con.
fldeutly that no diplomatic appointment
of recent years lias been so eminently tit,
A Democrat Huiir iu Vermont. Mr.
Phelps bus bad little opportunity to
figure in politics, hejoud au occasional
bbnorary candidacy tor Governor : but
be is known all over tho country ns one
the .tronp,et and nblist. of American
lewyers, and, to those uho hnvo met
biui, as a cultiviUed tieutleinvi nnd man
of affjlrs who uill lottery way tin boitor
to hi country. In tho purely social mid
oratorical aspect of diplomatic lilo he
will ho scarcely tho interior of Mr.
Liwell himself, while he posseksex in
addition tiie professional Irainiui; that
would make him the master of any inter
national controversy that could arise.
There is uo ii flnenco bijond his own
force of cbaincltr visible in Mr. Phelps'
appoiutmcut, uide'h it be that of Seuntor
EJmunds, and the m .-kt stalwart Demo
crat must admit that such un indorse
ment is not to be despised.
The tuird or, more properly, the
tcoond of the hading diplomat o ap
pointments, that of Miuisttr to France,
toes to Governor Mi-Linco! Maryland,
a man of exceptionally ,mK mid varied
exporleuce lu public elfairs, who would
bo nniversilly ricoijnized us nn uncom
monly well tquipped man, even without
the ppecial merit of his diplomatic ner
vier in Chiua and Mexico. Thonub
well ndv.iuced in jeurs he Is flill a man
of tindimini.ihed mental aclivitv, and he
will Ink at once n rank to which hi
rich but commonplace piedecissor never
could have uopired. The tonrth appoint
ment, tbnt ot llei.iy I). Jaekhon, ol
Georgia, to be, Miui.ti-r to Jlexici-.tLuiub
lets important, is entirely crediti hle.nnd
tie whole list is so putihini; to all ul.o
are jvhlons for the Mijbt rrprihentatioii
ot the rum. try abroad, ns tor the hou r
able and digniti d uc of tbo txecutiyi
ptrouage, that it cin call foith only
prUe from ood citiz'iis of every parly.
Goyerssou Pattion Monday, in ar.
coriauce with n joint rei-oluliou of the
Senate and House, issued a proclamation
naruinc Thursday, April 10, as Arbor
day. He recommend that the people
ou tbny day, especially tho cbildreii,
plant tiees bIouk the streela, by the road
side, iu parks and common.", around
public building, al.mi; strenms and in
waste plaefs and that iuli rmaiion then
be dtstributeil iu rrgard to trees nud
toret(.
OMtbelOih iust. Henry W, W'blto A
Co., r.f Chicago, bailed their review of
the pork packing industry for tho year
ending March 1, 1685. it shows ll at the
BRKreKKte nun, her nf hogs eUnqhtered
for paokinR purposes dnrmu that ptriort
v.ni 4,223,000. The number or emtio
tlmqhlired diirini; the same peiiod waa
1 270 000 head, 70 per emt or wtdch wa
nq'iired for the dres-d lnf trade.
FR01YI WASHINGTON
BpcUl to the Ua linos Aoyocate
Wahiinomn, March 21, 1S83.
The feenei at tlie FPTfraldepnrlmenls are
of the HveliiH rteecrlplinn. Appheints
conn an hour lefore the olhVfB are openecl
lil lit anil wail until lli-y rill obtain nn
audieure. When they finally present their
oaiea they cet but III Uo romf irl, beeauie the
IVtMent has given instrin-tlniij In (lie
members nf the Cuhinet nnt to ditlurb th
minor nicinl nor to attend to any matter
laye the public business and to see In whit
way It ran be improved, "improvement"'
i.i this connection means to mine In a
conclusion in relation to the proposed
c'isnjfi in the positions ol trust. Therefore,
applicants who desire a small office or a
clerkship are told at once that they must
leave their papers and that they will be
examined In due course of time. The
greater pait of these papers will be filed
away and neyer heard from again, unless
eom aile and angry Congressman comes
around next winter and "makes Home
fcowb" There doee not seem to be much
jirubabilily that there will be many remov
als among the dudes nf the Stale Depart
ment Every one of them U harked bv
pctliroat iulluenctt, whleli Is the hardest
kind to cyercome in Washington,
.There may be a alight cleaning out in
the Navy Department alter a while, acl
the same observation will hold true in
relation to the War Department. The
Department of JuiiIm has but about thirty
rlerks.and it la said to be Attorney General
Oarland'a intention t sll.nr them to re
intia if they attend to business, and unh'fi
some irregularity la dis.-s.ved in their pt
work. Eeeirtary Manning will give the
Treasury Dtpaniuiut a prslty lusrvugk
overhauling before he gets through with It.
This will ant inrluJe tlio Uoffeuslve clerks,
hill the responsible heads, who, haye 'done
many things wfclch they ought nnt to have
dune," will feel as though the Washington
Monument hail fallen upon them.
In the Tost Offlcn Department General
Vilas will have his hands full. 01 'rours
all the Post olHccs will he given to com
potent men of the Democratic- faith, but
will be positive th it noue are appointed
who are not equal. In the dullea assigned
t'lem. Most of the clerks In this and in
the Interior Department will remain uuilia
turbod, so longss their work la properly
' attim led to. Lamar will make the mo't ol
hU 014.01 lu all let i correct long existing
ab'ises In his department, If lie tmln thorn,
and the hi ads to be rhopped olfwlll proba-
My be those t.f individuals wins have either
Uvn delert.il in wcong Uilug or who on
p illlksilly ctlenstve to-lhe a Imlnislrallnrv.
At tho Department of Justice the nainber
of applications received dally averages fullv
303 and necessitates the waste of consider
able midnight oilou the part of Ceo. Jiving
the appointment clerk. As is tho case in
other departments, the Attorney General U
going slowly and will exercise great core lh
making spiminlmrnts. The carriages and
horses belonging to this department are 10
be sold and the uuvaey turned into the
Treasury. At IhcNiiyy Department Sec
utary Whitney is Bonded nnt only with
applications f.x office, hut requests for the
reoratli of orders Usued by his predeces
sor, aMicuing nsya) officers to nitTerest
duties. Most of the taller requests com
plain of injustice and favoritism on the
part of the former Secretary. Tho new
C"ininissioner of Internal lievenue is Mr
Joreph 8 Miller, of West Virginia, who
received hfs rommissiou from the Piejideut
yesterday nrternoon.
It Is rttimsled that applications fiirnboiil
fivelluiusnnd p.isti trices have been lereivcd
at the Pnttnfllce Deparliiieut. As there are
lllly Ihoiisaiiil poetitnecs iu tho United
Slates', the rush of applications have jusi
hegiiii. Today it Is rstimalcd llint abn'it
iino thnmsod npphca limis were rcceiyed.
and it is expected that the rush will con
tinue until Inle in tho summer.
Broairiin's New Yort Lstter.
Special to the CAanox Advooatk :
For some years past a largo sign bns
bung in front of the Cooper Iustilnte,
"Gospel Temperance Services, conducted
by C. A, Siwyer." Thousands 111 on
t lonsanda bavo listened to the attiring
exhortations of this eloquent evangelist,
and mnny have been gathered in from
the RtreelB nud slums to live n new life,
and once more raise their bends, in the
hiiinta of men. There wns no kid-plnve
nristnernoy about tho audieuce Hint ns
sembled there each Sebbalh, lint there
was 11 1 ways n place and a welcome for Ibe
rapgid tin. up mid tie outcast whom tl.o
Priest aud Ltvite pns.?ed b ; the working
principle being, that anything which
bore Gol'u Imnge was worth aavirg
Eitb Sabbath in that vast multitude
thcro was rn central figure standing out
bold nnd clear, and as be spoke of the
Saviour's forgivcuues. and the joy oflhe
promised bslvalinn, be seemed to be
transfigured into an Angel of Hope. It
ill carry giief to the hearts of thousands
to Uenr that the grest evangelist has fallen
from ibe (.lorious height ou which ho
stood tor years, He bm b:en burled
down to the depths by the Tempter
though not I trust, like Lucifer never to
rise ngniu. It Is more than forty years
since John I) Goiigb met with a Bimilnr
inUbnp, but John 11. Gnugb lived to le
pent bis momentary lolly, and has b.eu
spared for many jeats of nselul labor
nnd tho end bns not jet come. Everv
cff.it will be mude by the Irienda of ibe
iiurortni.ate getilhiiMU to rescue him
from bis present humiliating position,
iu tLe hope tbat be may 01 ce more le
restored to a lila of usefulness nud
honor.
St Talrlek's day 1ns passed by, and
not a, mau killed not even a skull
crackeo. i' or many days the ulr las
been full ot war nnd romora of war. It
was mi uoi only 111 New York, but our
lirookljn btoiberj nud sisters were ou
the north side of friendly; and across
tho North ltiver our fellow-citlzemi ol
New Jersey were torn by intestine dis
cord, which threatened seiions conse
quence on tho nu'al day of Ireland'
patron saint. Several weeks ago resolu
tions bud been p ssed iu the common
council of both cities that it would b
the proper thing to do to decorate nil the
publio buildings 011 tbo 17tb ofMircli.
Accordingly, ntanurlse the greeu flig ol
"Ould Erin" was hoisted over all tho
public buildings and the two citio Were
ns g.elly decnr.vted as if St. Patrick was a
native of Brooklyu or Manhattan. But
trouble had b.in brewing Ijr weeks.
The Ancient Order cd iliberniana, which
up to llmt tuus bad presented a solid
front again, t the Sixou foe, was 11 house
divi led agui.st ilself. A iiiimber of its
lunibriH j uiied Ibe Clan. nu-Gael. nud
the Ancient Ofdtr promptly expelled the
ufleii lerr, Tueii tho 1 xfi-IUd members
resulted that 1L0 expelhra were nu ille
Citinnte body, nnd tbnt they the ex
pelleil were the Only Original Jacobs'";
aud riuhl there came the l.itoli on the St,
Patrick's day procesion, nnd it lool od
in if wo were fining to have a liattlo ll nt
would throw Vinegar Hill or the Coyne
into the slniile. Each of tne rivnl fac
tions got a permit to pinde. but a. tho
Msyorol llrooklyn disovered the belig
ernit attitude of the parlies he promptly
r yoked the permits. Than it v as
agreed that the two factions should par
nde nt differeut hours or the day; aud an
matters were compromised. Atthelait
moment, however, oue of the faotions
resolved that they would not prradeat
nil, so peace reigned in Warsaw, The
faithful guardians of onr cities' peace
buckled on their long night-clubs, but
the crowd tbey had to deal wltb could
have been ruled with a lady's fan. The
procession, if not as large at in former
years was, nevertheless large enough to
convince toy Yankee ekeptlc tbat St.
Patrick was oue of the liveliest saints on
the Americau calsnfler. And if the
spirits of the blessed made perfect are
ever permitted to get a peep thronnh
the fates of pearl, or over the golden ,
wall, Ht. Patrick must have beeu exceed-
lugly gratified at the respect paid to his
memory iu Ibe Jlepublio of the West,
The day was bitterly oold, but the men
stood in line like heroes, nud never
sought the Usual consolation which even
heioea ou the march gouielimst seek on
a Irosty day. There was 110 event ot auy
cons, ijiieoce to mar tbe day's eujoymeu',
the procession, ojusideiiug its size, be
ing one of the most orderly that wchave
a.'Ji-i1 1 LtlJ, U-ili-JJ! "J. ' if
ha I in tbe city for years. In connection
with this St, Patrick's parada there U
one thiug tbat oould not fait to strike the
casual observer, and which I very much
doubt could bo seen in any other coun
try in. the world, among tbe same class
of men. Tbe Ancient Older of Hibern
ians, while numbering In its mcmbcrablp
some of tke richest kBd most luCuenlial
Irishmen In the hod, is largely com
posed of men whose sole meaus of sup.
port are tbe lowest and severest and most
poorly paid forms of labor; bat hmons
the thousands on the march on Si. Pat.
tick's day, it was the exception to ceo a
mxa who had not n good suit nf clothes.
Tha regalia nf tbe Order ia tbe most fx
penlve and showy of any society in
America, let b re every inaa baa on
bis magnificent aasb trimmed with coMly
gold bullion, and almost siting the lie to
ho cry r.f tbe c-ppiesaiou of labor 1 nd
bard times. The times may be bard for
the United States-, aud they are, but they
na not the bard times of England nor
the starving poverty of Ireland, aud if
any one thinks diffstetilly I am qnite
willing to leave it to SU Patrick to settle
tbe quest lou.
For simon-pure noadnllernled rillslny
we have line) nothing fnrvenrsto equal
t le revelations brought forth 011 the trial
"I Fisb. the President of the defunct
Marine Bink. It fills one with amaze
tueiit to think that in the year of our
Lord 188-1, on Wall Street, above all
places in the world, that such things
ci nld have been dono. We cannot but
nsk nnrelves "nre thi y nil Uneven, or all
lools, or what?" Ward wauls a hundred
or a hundred and City thousand dollars,
o bo goes to Fish for tho inonej ; Fish
ys all light, have you gat seenntbs?
Ward a lid, "Yes, plenty of them, nnd to
make the transaction perfectly sacure J'll
keep Hum mjself." So tl.ee preciius
lasc.ils look au empty mvelnpe aud
marked it with the 1 mount, nud that was
-ill tbe bank bad to show lor its entile
capital. If some ebver burglar bad
uincked tbo bank safe and stolen ten
thousand dollar, they would send him
to States Prison for tweuly yenrs, if they
caught him; but Fish aud his pals got
away with a million. Many poor de-
posilors were ruined. What will they
do with Fish? Is the confidence gs.me
played by Fisb any better than the petty
larceny game which Hungry Joe playa
011 aunusii'.picions countryman? It is a
nice question for tbo Courts to decide
whetbtr these sanctimonious robbers can
do iu open daylight what au expert tl lei
would hardly dare do tit night. We will
await the result with patience, but sin.
eerily hope that this slippery Fish will
not escape through the meshes of tLe
law.
Mrs. Eleai or Peck comes to tho fre tit
ngaiu this week, although for some time
pabt she has been luxutUtiug in the
Tombs. Mpj. Pck will be lemembered
as 0110 of the smallest coi.Cdence wi men
in tho conn try, and as tbo worn 111 who
swindled II ibbilt, the soap man, out ol
$12,000. Het swiudles have been 10
lirge nud so numerous that uo r gular
at-oouut has beeu kept of tbtiu. Dia
monds, goll, silver, houses, lands.boraer,
carnages, dry-goode of all kinds, silks,
alius and laceB, all wns fish tbnt came to
her nc-t.but somehow she slipped through
every tlmo and her unfortunate r npea
got left Some mouths ago she got some
diamond-, from a diamond meiehant
town town to show to a weullby fiieud
of hers, and tha next dnv she n.iw tied
iheiu for several hundred dollars, She
then tried to swindle the pawubn ker.
nnd Ibis brought her to crirf. and as I
remarked she has beeu iu the Tcmbs for
-.eyernl mouths. Itut thougb hemmed in
by sloue walls, her light is not bidden
undent bushel, for on Monday Mr. Peck,
the happy husband of this hourebold
treasure, made application to the Court
o have n mortgage 011 Ida Imnse I01 $),
000 declared void, 011 the ground ll a I e
wns 110 party to its exiculiou. While
Mr, Peck was bunting (or a pirate's
treasure ou the Pacific coast, Mif. Peck
got short of money, so ahe thought of a
mortgage on her bouse in liiookhn.
Mr. Peck was tint of tbe way, hot tbat
made little difference to 11 woman of ber
inventive genius, so she got a gentleman
n. m id Lawrence lo persouato Peek, nud
she raied tiie cash, It w.ts doue so
.nsily that she tried tince morel nt failed,
mid then tho bui-band appears on tbe
scene lo have tho umitgage declared
void. Mrs, Peck is a wouderfnl woman
and has lad many narrow escapes, but
it now looks ns it she wr.8 about to be
come an admirable illustration of the
trite old adage, The pitcher tbat goes
oltcu to tho well gets-broken at list."
llrooklyn bns been greatly enrcised at
the urrest and Imprisonment iu the Pen.
Herniary if Paul Ustier, the popular
Coney Island man, for pool selling. Mr.
Iluitr is very tltb nnd when warned that
lie must stop gsinbliiiB on bis pieniises,
he exclaimed like Tweed. "What ate
you going to do about ii?" Wbeu brought
In the bar of justice he looked upon tbe
mitter us n good joke. He pleaded
guilty nnd put his band in his well filled
pocket lo pay bis fine, but when tbe
Ji-.dge, in sohmu tonia said Penitentiary
ibrie moutha, his countenance fell, and
whxii ttiey bundled him iuto tbo PJIurk
.Maria, along with tramps and thletes,l.e
bigau lo realize tbat the way of the
trnungressor is bard.
It is well enough for the p'opleto
kunw that there is only one law for the
riob aud the poor, and that a wrnltby
gambler when be violates Ibe law may
expect tho same pnuisbment as a hod
carrier or a scavenger.
The sensation cansed by t-ssociating
tbe name of a talented young Episcopal
minister with that of a noted female
swiudler from Boston was scarcely a
three days wonder. Tbere ia no ques
tion but tbat tbe minister mide a fool of
himself when be allowed himself to be
drawn into n correspondence with a fas
cinating widow of whose antecedents be
was ignorant Had be beeu wise as a
serpent though harmless as a dove, he
would liave looked suspiciously ou silk
liued dressing gowns, velvet smoking
caps and embroidered slippers. The
highway to social nilu Is trodden by
more velvet slippers than cowhide boots;
smoking caps ure a delusion and a snare,
nnd silk lined dressing gowns preseuted
by widows a wicked Invention ol tbe arch
enemy of mankind.
A young minister without a wife has
110 buiiueas with awiitow-iu fart it is
dangerous even if be has n wife. If any
atiob offer to present them with sllpperr,
dressing gown or smuking-cap, let him
fly at OLce to bis tdndy, and resort to
! k FTgpgii missal . .igyjaf
fasting and prayer j; and if ha only tiles
it long enough, he may pull through in
safety.
Tbe weathtr has been beastly one
boar like Spring, nnd Ibe next away be
low zero. Everybody la grumbling
Friday was as bitter a day as. we have
had this winter. The weather seems to
haye pnr.ilu.td business. Hoping for a
thaw, I am,
Tonrs truly,
nnOADDRlM,
Hi'"" 1 1
New Orleans Letter
Faou ova SrictAL CoKictsronoiNT.
Nhw OmxKs, Match 2b 18S5.
"It is a wonderful Exhibition," is tha
verdict of every one alter viewing ibis
colossal World's. Fair, and one tbat must
re.ult in immeasurable value to tha whole
couutry. It is of such vast proportions,
and cowprlses so many departments as
topuxxleand confound tho correspondent
in bis efforts, to portray it. Think oHLe
Miiu building alone, coveiing oyer thirty
acres, (33 it is said,) aud every nook and
ooruer.nll the vast Qoor aud tbo vast gal
lenrs filled with a vaiiely el exhibits
from all lands, Irom every clime and sen
Every device of man, of art, U here rep.
resented and iu competition,
'.Nearly half n mill! n square feet of
since iu this building is devoted to tbe
display of machinery alone, and is rally
occupied. There arenenrly 150 different
steam engines, representing 7000 horse
power; many of these nre nsed in oiieral
ing machinery, nnd nre anuplied wph
steam from a main battery of 01 larg
boilers, and with miles ol sbnlts, pnllevs
and myriads of wheels in operation, tbe
soeue simply biifuNs description. In this
leparlnient is represented all tbelalist
nud best modern inventions in wood nnd
Iron working, farm aud factory imple
ments nnd devices, from the snnllest pin
papering ninobino up to tbe henvy cittou
compress, whose pressure powrr is 2500
Ions and weight 410.000 pounds, the
largest machine on tbe ground. Of oot-
ton, corn, wheat, BUgar, nnd other farm
aud crop working implements aud ma
chinery, there is no end.
Tho foreign exhibits in the main
building are of wonderful iuterest.lhough
not so extensive as were shown iu tbe
Centcnuial Exposition, several nations
tbere represented, having uo officiil ex
hibits here. But tbe absence uf these is
fully atoned for in splendid private (In
lay, aud by Jamaica, the Republic of
Honduras, British Ilonduras.Guatanialn.
Mexico, Cbina aud Japan, whose respec
tive gnverumeutR.stverallysenil magulfi
cent representations of their natural re.
source, woods, ores, grains, medicinal
substances, manufactures nnd nits, mak
ing a most gratifying exhibition of their
ndustrial and social progress.
The most extensive of these foreign
exhibits is that of Mexico, which covers
ten thousand feet ef space ,and astonishis
everyone with both excellence and mag.
uitude. In all.yarielies of leather, cloth
aud of the more delicnte fabrics, tl e
kill of ber nrtisls aud mechanics is
shown to bo scarcely a whit behind tbnt
of our own, or of nuy other people, nnd
it one bound Mexico bns here achieved
the respect nnd admiration of the world.
Her government, with rare liberalily, up,
proptiated four hundred thousand dollars
to defray tbe expense of this display.nnd
it will return to ber twenty. told iu capi
tal, which will thereby be attracted to
her country, Ja au makes in addition
lo a general, a most remarkable cduca
innal exhibit, scarcely second to tbnt
made by our own government, nnd cer-
lainly superior to those made by tome of
our own States. Her books, school np.
paraliip ni,d ltirnilure, are nil of the btst
character, and hr higher anclcvmmon
-rhools nre lully abreast ol the ags in
methods and aims.
Siam also baa a smnll space in tbe
foreign section, which is occupied with
a very small and humble exhibit, calcu
luted to attract the attention of the mis
sionary, and to awaken the sympa'hy of
every visitor. It is romposed of few
cises, Ailed with samples or tbe coarse
cotton goods of which the garments of
her poor people nre made; au old lime
loom cu which the cloth i woven, and
tbe simple hand-'oola with which her
cotton is cultivated, are also shown The
spaces allotted lo France, Gr. nt Britain
ltussia, Germany, Italy and to tbe South
Auitrlcau countries, nre wholly occupied
iu this building, wilb private exlLits,
011 sile, aud coropiising fine goods,
cloths,- glass and brotzj waria, wii
m my curious specialties peculiar lo those
countries.
A wrulerfnl exhibit in tbe furniture
department is Ihjt of chairs, rattan and
eed furniture, of a thousand diffttnt
designs, shown by Hey wood Brrs it Co ,
"f Garduer, Mais., estnblisbel in 182",
itiviug now employment to 1,100 men.
nt.d represented hereby Mr F, M. Rich-
aidsou. who has been "lib tbe coiupaiiv
for fllteeu years. It Is worth the en i-e
expense of a visit to Ibe Exposition to
see their most beuiltilul exhibit, which is
also an honor to tbe taste audtkill of
Americau workmen.
Mardi Gras week brought great crowds
to tue city, who took tbe opportunity ol
ituesslng both tbe carnival and of vis
iuug tbe Exposition. Tie three carniyal
parades occupied two uigbts and a itoj,
Hiring which Canal and other streets
throngb which tbey passed, were dense
ly packed with a hundred thousand
spectators, some Bay two to three bun
dred thousand, but that could not be
possible. Tbe parade of the "Mystic
Krewe,"or"KuignU of Proteus," repre
sented in 18 pieces or "floats," tbe
Myths and worship of Cbina; Rex, ap
peared as Charles the 7th of France, rep
resenting iu his day parade, various
scenes and characters from Scott's "Ivan
hoe," aud tbe third aud last parade, tbat
of tbe "Knights of Momns," represented
various beautiful legends and fairy tales,
all being very line aud attractive. It is
said tbat this carntyal was prepared at
an expense of one huudred thousand
dollars.
In concluding this letter, allow me to
siy tbat, any repoits to the contrary,
visitors may come here iu tbe full as.ur
uuoe tbat tbey will not be disappointed.
The Exposition ia great beyoud any like
Fair over held, nud is worth donhle to
any oue, tbe 0 st of seeing it. Oue atig-g-stiou
to visitors have your Utters or
d red seut mther lo s me lileuJ's cart
in tbe city, or to "Espusitiou PualeflU-e,'
then y u will have no trouble iu getting
your mall.
MORE T1Tai!i TO 1
Two Cents.
"WHATis the World comina to? Tlio poor mau is now on nn equality with tho richest,
bo far as books nro conccrncel." Ccnfra. Baptist, St. Louis.
A irArr r MAX. Give ninrm this tasto (for good books), rami tho moans of gratifying it, and
oa can hardly fail of making a happy man. You placo him in contact with tho liest bociety in every
period of history, with tho wisest, tho wittiest, tho tenderest, tho bravest, and tho purest characters
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1 ItlnVan Wlnlrl. trelnf-
S lno Uamtiixot Home. I'arrur......
t 8eajvriieiitsu( Science. WUaun,.,
Laoih Arileii. Alfred Tenuisim.,,
8 Kreitell.-k tho Clout. MaeauLiv
10 Q icen Mabel, eto. Ellen
11 1,1'e of lr Iaaj Newtju.
1 ttwriiiaiiiaimMur.t.lu,
ji uuiij-au s i-iigrnu s irores8.
15 Ainorlcan Humorist Irvlu?.
17 American Humorlut. Holmes 20
18 Ciicaeton tho Hearth. Dickens.... iiio
lil Ameiican Humorist. Lowell.... 40
20 American Hnmorlnts. a. Ward.,., so
21 AmeilcanllumnrlstH. Jlar'cTnni.i. lo
M Desert -il Village, rte. Uolilsmltn. 20
2(1 Ootter'aSatunlayKbjht.rte. Uurni. 20
23 Sf.iijrsnr .-reli.(tn. Joan tmicluw-, 2a
3 sclill.ert Son or tho Hell, etc 2c
11? Ureal TnouMti from Uroct AulU
... -.ora- KuilnMqe 20
1I8 Tho same: bemosthcuefl, Dlocenrs. 2o
1I5 Tlio same: ArMotle.rtc 2e
Ut iliasainu: Ailstophanos, eto 2o
lit riioamo:JJhvlm, Anacreoii.ete. so
II ninore.in. Matthew ArnnKt lo
111 1'UjUm1 I Education. Bpeuccr fe
II i M.iral HJucatl'iii. Herbert hnencvr M
IfJ Intell-ctual Kxlacntlun. gpeneir... r.o
IS What Knowledge l of Most Worth, 6o
1J7 I'roiri-esi r tlio Wnrklue t'laswa,.
... "'men Oinin, I.UU.." 40
III Tlio tvnrfiirthd Union. W.i-hllllin So
13 Wen lell fliltilivi, lien. Wni.curtls )
111 Niunheri, l.itthew Arnnhi yo
111 ThoUnnilnBbl.-ivi'ry. Socncr...,. aj
11! On l.ilwrty. John Minn nui u,.
IU ltokuoy. Ur Waiter hcott , s.-
ua niacu joaj mo Btanciani autnonties. 'iiio Doolrs aro admirably written aud wholly adequato
:i tho:r ccholai-ship. For Easlisli readers who desiro acquaintance witlt tho great works cf antiquity,
thoso books may bo recommended as tha very best within roach. Tho Christian Union, Now York.
7.0,,o, r'!ul ,ThooH1,.,', ..ra.Tlcs 15' raThnfirpcliAntSnlne-r. Lord Nrares. V 4", Tacitus. Pr W n nr..
iSfeS IMIIl I
liliiliil liilSSIl
COUPO
IOCS
W..mmII.'?0,1"'1' 1'0II"''!
on rcasotiablo ovidence
OUR HARRISBURG LETTER.
Special lo the Caebon Advocate.
Har.ni .curio. Pa., Alarcb H '83.
Last week 1 Baitl Ibe umlergronnil wirn
men were bare! at work on tbeir bill. It
elli some good. Tbey aucceeilsil iu Ret
ting llie bill on Ibe calendar nnd now it
is very liUel.r tbat it will Uo tlironsib.
Oue of the employees told me tbo other
day lUat tbere wan more ooiriiition ii
connect ion with tl.ii lilt tban nuy otbtr
presented to tins letfisl .tttre. Tnereret.
lainly lias been tots of money ejp'Udeii
ou botb sides. It will cost tbe telegraph
meu a very large stun if they are com
pelled to put their wires underground,
and on tbe other band the underground
men have the exclusive right to tbe best
iuveuliou of oonduotinglbe wires iu tbat
way. It U n big scheme nnd oms one
is going to iinko money out ol it. The
House showed a little evideuco of reform
this week. Iuatcad of buying tbeir ses-
ston only two boura long tbey changed
to three houis and now it is amusing to
see those members who nre tli-iuti rested
lu tbe work trying to drag through tLe
long sesMuus.
Mrs. limit's lecture bad tbe desire'
effect upon tbe members, for list Wed.
nixdaY wbeu tbo members met tbey over
whelmed tbo Home with petltiona.called
up tbo Educational bill lor sioond rend
ing and passed it without any trouble,
with Sirs. Hunt in tbe lobby waloMi g
Ibe merabtr. Mrs. Hunt was not tie
only lady present whn vs iu favor o"
tbi-i bill. A large number of other ladies
from different uarls'of tlm Ktate. ulm
had both wealth, utineiuout and pond
looks were present nnd wilb their smiles
nrged the intciDers ou to the dbebarge
of tbe'.r dutv.
Tlio whole day ni: W-dnesday lisl
wns apeut by tl e Senate iu d.-cu-sing
tbe Seualorial Apportionment bill. Tie
bill is substantially ibosamees tbeono
ou which the iwn factions could uol
agree during the long extra aeinn. The
bill passed finally without uiueb trouble.
Mr. Huiiuinger, ofLiligh, was the oulv
dissatisfied Senator, heoauss be did not
get bis coiiuty as a eeparate seualorial
listrict. The bill will m-jet with so in
opposition in the House lor some mem
bers have signified their intention lo op
pose any aoportionment maiMira that
ma; ba bronchi tl i. no mailer what dis
position will be made ot their district,
Tbe priuti r of tbe Legislative llicnril
l as repintedly violated bis am tract 'n
tbat last Fiidav tbe Senate look raeasnr, a
to declare the contract lorMii-d, It was
often late in miking its eppe irani e nud
when it did come it wa printed so badly
tbat it could hardly bo reit I,
Mr, Collmrn otTered a re'olminn thai
on and nller March 25 no inemb -r shall
occupy more Ibnii leu nil'iutes at an one
timo during b bat'. Most nf Ibfl mem
hers wire lu favoi of Ibis resolntirn I ut
some twitted nr. I nluiru u-ilil i o be
came angry, which waa b-i signal for
bin) to get off n i D.'ecb. w . icb be did in
favor of bis ic-olniion, alter be was
through a vote was taken aud the reso
lution passed.
A resolution was rff.red by Mr. Isen-
berff, of Blair, tbat hereafter evening ses-
sinus should be held Tuesday, Wedues
day and Thursday e venings of eaeb week.
Agreed to, Mr. Woodward is the author
of a resolution that provides for lli nl n I-
j Miriimeut on April 23rd. fly motion ol
Mr. Dover thin rea-dutinn was referred lo
ibe committee nl Waxsnud Moauf,ubere
it will be left for some time.
Tbere aro no prospi eta nuw that an ai".
jouninietit will take place nt Ibe expira
tion of the hundred daya. There nre too
many members wbo want tbe $10 a day
tn coutiuue for at least fifty dsya longer,
oecanse a great number of them can
strike nothing at which tbey can u ne
as much as tbey nro makiug nt Ibis bnsi-
ness. Tbe majority of them dou't waul
to adjourn but on tbo contrary will keep
up tbe session as long as tbey can, Theie
bas been considerable talk this week
about tbe Bullit bill. As near as I can
ascertain Ibis bill effects principally
large cities nud they are therefore inter
csted iu it. It is tu take certain powers
out of the councils aud put them into
tbe bands of the Mayor. Tbe Pniladel.
pbiaus are on the lookout for It "ml will
give It n warm reception when it vniuea
up. Tbere ia nuotber bill that is creut.
inj some discussion since it is hearing
its fiual passage. I reter lu the bill fix
ing tbe salaries of onnnty officers, in
counties containing i v. I six y thourand
nbabitauts. This bill wae ealleii up on
Tuesday, utnended aud laid over uulil
next Tueaday.
rrw - m, r aim m noai paper
iwHiinn. T. nablngton Mneautar..., to
1.0 Lrasimia ami Henry VIII. U'Au-
121 Tawly or tlie'L"ke"'KcoYtV.'.'.'.'.'!!'.l" so
l.'( Marml.in. Scott , bj
121 Ijaf orthe Last jilnstnl. he-ott ..T fm
12 eliiafi.eht.m.ur so uolam-Ealer. .. Klj
lil lawntil of the Wamleilrijew... 2o
'.'A ijeri,','al,""0"l liiirotlieo. Oiwltni.. ty
11) l'uDllelloaitluKdn-nrrtOrtoii.l.L.U. 2j
Ul Sumo of ily l'ets. Uruco Ureeu-
WOOll. , "rt
? J Tlio Itaveu. Pte. Ldpir A. Poo...!.. 2o
) IjtlilMuf 'tlieUim. Jotui lluskln., lis.
i Cr iwnof Wild ouee. Jnbu ltiuklu luo
IU heiame and Lilies. Jolm Ituskln... llw
111 Luther Anecilulea. Dr. Macaulny.. fc
J Lather's Tablo Talk. Jjr. Jlaeanloy le
J!Ji'1tfntJor,roliiiler. Mrs.Miillcr !c
III Tha Uiiderstaiidlinr, John Lrake.. 0c
1 11 TaelLittloiir Waterloo, K,S.Creay 2o
II Tli.mattlenf sarat.iK.i. L'.S.Crcay 2o
11 j'ofeai of tho Spanish Armada...... 2o
V. UjKilei'MIaHtliiR-8. r-s.ureosy.." So
1J lint of tho Times. O.CKerr..,.. 2c
!W P.1"!;of thoiimiks. Ucauswtrt... 2a
!,! if" t1'lri.'.'f llraee. etc. Ayloun... 2o
01 Virginia, Thn Armada. Moeaulay.. 20
!' S K:"".',11 "nmfoed. J.din 'ijndall'... so
jm lliallaitienf Maraihon,E.f.Creoy So
1W I ho Ancient JlHrlair. Coletklget 20
hll Jl.u-ppi. LoMltvron .T;... 20
!ti i."nf ? I'erniHon, the Aitronomi r . . SI
in Tho Four Chief Am.tle-S. F. tlcslet. Bo
M llertrud . nf Wyoni n-'. Canipoell , 2o
8 l.siaya on Man. My I'ope.... ........ So
s rinr ifAlUa. Iiy l-imirtuio i c
J fae Spectre Brldettroom. Irving... 2o
t'.AI.Ieli,
lMrlon.
ivitiianin
'JO
lllua HM
POfi O 'hl3 ColtO'"1 "l11 ln-ccclvo.1 Iti lieu of 13 cents cv-h,toraid Iho
"At r "too of aoivetotliiBHtloyitiuuibicta,lf tvutKitlila mdais
' il-olrf.'?'" tlllsfaixTIBt iwneof lier). This oiler is to s'o-
"d ladlcato Iho taring advortMni- medium
of r;ood faith.
Address JOJIN V.
--Weissport Select Sehool
will oriis
MONDAY, APRIL 27, '85,
01 d continue 10 consecutive weekf., in the
Public School Building,
WEUSP0RT, CARBON COTJNIY, Pcnn'a.
OtltKCT Tt.o aim or liiu School Is to
Clve Teachers an ni purtunltv or rcvlewlna
tlio i nnimnn llranehcs, nnd to afTiird iiio
more advanced pupils or th- ni'-llo schools
In the adjniulna oniric's iho lacllliles ol cur.
llnulnc ilictr similes. Il-sl les the eo.iiii on
l.liiliohis. ..J'A', AI.GKItUA. KAIU1UI,
'. '.' W.W"y UOfJKY, L'L'., II'JLL Uf
I A O (7 "T .
lu lonnectlnn li iho iilmve. there will lie
a i rlmaiy lie-j ariuicul lor tint Lcue-flt of
jounijur i.uplls.
KAThsViF TUITION:
Fur Teachers, per term t 7 00
FoisSmallcr pupils, fiom 4,1 cotot t 00
l'upils In Primary SeVool i 3 OS
riiit tki:m, AC'ounlo to oiiauk
For fun her Intimation ail.trc-s,
.1. F SKYtinit. WUlSSl'OltT. PENN.A.
M .rch 23' h. 1855-w.l.
DOES
WONDERFUL,
CURES OF
EClOfJEYJJISEASEQ
"ssUSUlaTaU mM 1 1- riTl I
AND
l-ijLxiS 'rt,sf!.gmMnTU o
l'ecamo It acts on the I.lVKIt, BOITELS and
UIDXF.rS at the samo time.
roaausa It cleanses tho sy-iten cf Cioiwtson
oua huaiora titt dvclopo 1.1 ladaey and Uri
nary Vi-icaacs, rjlliduBnoss, Jausdlce, Constipa
tion, PilM, cr la llaeumatlni, ireuraigia, ircr
vous SiaorAon and a!l rcn-.a!o Complaliits,
tjTSOHD PROOF Of TUIS.
it Y7HJ. Btnt"n,r child
CONSTIPATION, PILES,
r.nd CHEUMATISM,
7 caucln mrj3 ACno;f cf &U tho crcaaa
tmd fanctlcna, Cicrcb?
CLE AKSIWQ tho BLOOD
restoring tho ncras.1 power tott off disoaco.
THCUSAND3 C7 CASES
ef '-or- fo'ms of tie torrlblrt rUsfnw,
Ix&vv botia i;.Jc.Jy re CTtxl, aid in a bhort Umo
PERFOTt-V CURED,
rnicc. $1. iiQincn n::r, fojj uy ssvccists.
Ery can bo ejnt by wall.
WELL3, i CiM LurUnston, Vt,
3 bciiJ its up fjf DJary Altnanao f r loSi,
Executor's Sale
Of Valuable Heal Estate.
At a puhllo sale, to I10 held at tho M AN
SHIN 1 utlM-l. A. I'. Olaims', In tho HUICi
UF l.DUlUUTON, Cariion t.'ouniy I'a., on
Monday, April (Uh, 1S85,
at 12 o'clock SI., the fnllnwlnir very ralu ikle
HKAIj I Sl'Ai li or lliu late J. A. HU.U,
ivlll bo ollured lor ralu!
o. 1. Two TOWN LOTS,
ICmulieroil 1M nnd 162 fltuato In tlio llnrotiiili
"i .4 iiiu 111 I'll, iH.uiiiie.i lu inn uurni iijr .ii
No. I5u: on lliu east hv I '11111 .k I n Alley 1 mi
lh- fuuth ny Oc.l.ir Allev, ami un iho wert
oy 11 1.0 .it cel. t-ontalliln-f each 1111 said I'uio
Mreet S3 I. e-t (imiiI. and coil Inuliu i.f lime
l III ii 1 rlvht anales lu l'uiii(iklu AlUy lt9
No. 2. A Lot or I'icco
of
(llttlUNl'. sliuuoon tho west side of Uink
sirecr, in inu iinruiun id j.i ntv n un. con.
1 1 1114 annul ti r. ,ton e, u.in a iu nurr
II' US', -t. X '.'4 fuel ; lo - 11. .'Ill-, li X 14 leet !
Sl.iuvlner It.iiise, SJ x 31 leeti 1 r i me Slid,
411 1 61 I'ucl. with Mdu Shed, 13 x IS feci, ai.
taehed, Willi a 11. Ihl Iiio. 'c.ilo In, un.l a
uvTui.iiiitiii ii vii inar iiiu inea.
No. 3. A Tract or Piece of
V(l(llil,NII, illuale In Mulionlnir Ton
ship, l.'ailion Ounl , I'a.. ailjnlnlnit lands or
juinuu iieiiniiy. .iuioo .-niii-r unit oilier.
ruiiiiiiuiiig si here aim si rcrciiur, strict
ruvature.
No. 4. .A Tract or Piece of
WOOIll. XNI). iltu.ito In ."iliihonlni Town
ship. Oarlain tlounty, la nd! 'Inltiir lun Is nt
Tallinn w enr, joiiu nennyiioti and others,
riintttlnlnit st Acres, lnuru ur letr.und Is noil
Tllllbered.
Terms nil) be made known at tho time and
place ut rale ny
7.. II. O. IIOM.
Kxecu'nrnrj A, lloiu, tleoiiaied,
March i, 18 i-ai
We hare vpent owr niOO.OOO.GO In dffendinic
our ri-'iit fa Uie Durham Hull &uur trulo-uiark.
liufloiibtwllr he ii to-day llieuimt aliubla JJtiU
iu tlio woiid. Now it tUutU to reason tint va
couhlu't a Hon! tn protort Mm no thorouirlilv If
Itl.ACICW i:i.ls'M 1IIJM. niruiiA.u To.
Imcco, of wuich ha ia tno rejircet'iiUUve, watu't
tUu XittT Smokluff Tobacco ever uiado
XTia rales cf WsrlrTlPa jj Durham Rmobliif
Jobacoi far ox tr thiwo if uv otlicr brand Hi
thta world, t-iniilv lc tiiHett hia liecn, ti. nnd will
!. thfl hmt thft cn l-e mano. Alldi-slern Imo It.
Look for ttuio-ourU cf tho liuU ou a cry rJu
htniMHiiuiH-imimmiuniniTn
Wit
covers, 'liio prices Includo postage 1
T.rfoof Ram Hnuton.
.1 Yuuiiif IV, ole'H LirMiir Wm.iiiiiit.M. v..
20c
7J Nos..el.&iiii;,i,e.j,eoino.ui.a...., l.-c
01 .VllaifllourwIthSt! . 1'uul !lo
1.1 1 hbUueittxloii.cjuniiliiiiom (lolklo 2j
IIJ Seneca mid nt. Paul. Canon Farrnr to
U I he Celtic Hermits, rims Klnuslei. 2
Co Kehlller'alllstiiry'lliirty Viars'War
i i.'m. t-.s-'l'" f Lord bacon He
I'! Mud king's llauiiliter. Alulersen,, lliu
01 niioOglir Duck, unit otherstnrlea... Ilk!
51 TLle.1 'eta LMok without I'lcturea. lis
W i Sc ,c0 Maiden, and oilier Stories., liv
61 1 ho Christina Greeting ... Ille
sr v i t- i I otni r Sjtorwi. lu
' Jfalry Tales. liana Andersen, llnu. lee
u jmioiwrj i ciierv ami otner j ales
61 Noa. ia, 13, 4n. r.l, tu, 63 comiilmil.
Teller) and other Tales... 10c
in r.l r.-j ..-i An...i.i.,.ui ,1.
61 Adventures of liaiouMuucauusenl 20
uTnmiiuaii lucoannr 20
61 Fables from ,Aop. Illustrated..... to
40 Philosophy of htylo. spencer...... ec
41 Kvldcocesornrnliitlou Ilualey... 2j
4J Buddhism. Cy John Cairo... ...... 2o
41 (ielllratlimsof Asia. HuwUb.oh., 20
41 Ufoot Peter Ciwper. e'. 11 Lister, list
41 Minshiiio mid otln r stories. Aldeu. ;io
?2 Utanl Itlchard Wagner. Portrait, Ho
S7 l'earls or thu Faith. Edwlu Arnold. J.Vj
.11 Ufoof Alex. II. Mepluiis. llnu.. in;
,U Indian bonir of Souks. Arnold ;i
31 lllghwnyabf Literature. B.ITide. lue
2? HowUsal, TnllhoKluE. tloo.fillut 2c
lil Ufi't.f llu-lavc Doit. Illustrated. SJ
U A Half Hour lu Natural Hl.tury.... Sj
U Hamlet. Miaki'spearp 1c
7 Motlieiinil llabltor lteodluc 2o
S The Words of Washington... 4a
FOll EXGl.ISir HEADERS In. tho Elzevir
Library. ''This scries of brief, condensed accounts of
tho great literary works of Grceco and Eomo lias taken
lOO-I'AGZ: CATALOGUE sent free. Tlio best lit
erature cf the world at tho lowest pricc3 over known. Books
sent for EXAMIXATIOX ISKrnJtn P,nirpvi
ALDEX, Publisher, C03 Pearl
WHO IS UMACQUAt.'lTSD WITH TH7
heii ut KAAminino
iSSAMOf'o,, O. fit L L I NO I Sf
GMGAGO, nGK ISLAND & PACflFSC RAILWAY
Dv ro-.s on of itn cantral pocltlon and closo rdr tion to rll prlnclprl linos Feet end.
VOjt, -A lnlt'al r.u-J tarmla.il pol.113, constitute) i tro rccst Irnportcnt mld-ccntl-nontniinU:
In tUtt ovstsm of t!irour"i trnnoportcrJon wlilch Invltca end ffcdll
latoot.Mvclnnd traflla botvyoan oltioi cf tho Atlcntlo end Pcctflc Oo-.tta. It
la also tUo favorlto and bast rout 3 ta end Irom points Ei et, Nortticcat nnd
Qout'i3?.3t, and corro;poniln3 noints W cet. Kortliwest end GouthwcBt.
Tho Ilocl; I?lmd cvctm lncludoi iu itn mcln lino nnd trenches, Chlcnaro.
Jollat, Ottvra, L?, Sail?, I'oorli, aane330, Mcllno onrt Eoclc Irlnnd, in lUlnola:
Uivanport, Mu32itlno, WoohlUTton, Fclif.cld, Ottumwn, Ocknlcosa Weot
Liberty. lora. City, Don Molms, lndlcnohi. Wlntrrrot. Atlcntlc. Knoxvlllo,
Audubon, Ilarlm, Gutlirla 0snt?3 rnd Ccunell Biuffe, in Iovrc: Gellatin
Trent .n, Oimnron rani ICansia Oltr, In Ulocourlj Lcpvonwortb nnd Atclileon,.
m iZ-.non; Albert Lot, Illnn3?.n3l-3 nnd Et. Pcul, In lilnnccota; 'Wctortown la
0.iU3ta, a.id Uundrado of intoraisdlts cltlco. tevrer, vil.arjcs end otctlcua.
THE GREAT ROGK ISLAND ROUTE
Ouarr.nto-o ita pitrona th-it nonso of peraond cccurlty affordod byncolld.
tliorourhlv b Uiotad road-bod; emooth. trscta cf contlnuoua ttcol rcll:.cub
ot:ntla!l bvillt o Uvorta and url-lT33; rollinT ctcck cs noar perfect cn oa,
human o'.illl era niaUo It; tho oafoty rppllmcc; cf crtcnt tuffcro. platfcrmat
r.nd alr-bratisa: and fiat oioilnj dlsclpllno 7tlch covcrca tho prcctlocU
onoritloa of all Iti train . Ot i:r Epcclaltloa of ttlo rcuto nro Transfcro ot
rll connaoU'ij nolita li TJnl Depots, a..d tto unsurpacecd cemforta nnd.
lusurioa of Ita P ssonor 13a llcmont.
Tiioltosnsnr-03 Tcrtln3 uitwoon fblcjfjo rnd tho Ml'eourl nivercro corn
poaodofroUvonttlatod, fino'v upholotrrort Er.y Cocchc?. Kccnlflccnt Pullmotx
Palaao Oloepora of tho litost doigm, end eumptuoua Elnlnfr Ccro, In vrhlrS
elaborately coolrad moala nro leisurely octcn, "cccd Elncotlon wpltlntr oa.
Appotlto, and Iloatt'i on both." Eotwoen Chicatjo ona Kcxeco City end
Ateulojn, nro also van tho Colobrated Kecjlclncr Clicir Cars.
THE FAW.OLSS ALBERT LEA ROUTE,
la tho direct and f.worlto Jlno botTvoxm Chloaio ond MlnnoapoHs cr-d Et. Paul,
wlnro connsatlons rro m?l in Union Doioto for r.ll points In tho Tcrrttcrloa
and D?itl3h Provlnoos. Ovor ihii rouro. Fist Eserosa Trrlno cro run to the
v,T.torl'.iT nlr.csa, ouam r resorts. plctuecBcjuo localities, and huntlnracd Con
lnir CiOundo of Iow.t and Minnesota. Itlsouo tho meet dccirabla route to tho
rloa 'boat flolda r.nd nror 1 landa cf interior lvfcotn.
litlll r-nninftr n Rl.nl' i.inr. vi-v
botwoan 1 lorrport Not7D. nio'nnonil. Cincinnati. Indianapolis, t.nd Lafayotts end.
Coun.l Rl'ltTfl. llfi.nr-'in Rltv. T.-ln onnnlt'i
For ditillad information cio I.Iapa and Foldera, obtalnnblo as well ea
Tloicota. at r ll principal Ticliot OUlcea la tho Unltod eeatoa end CtcaCo; c
by adJrca.inar
R. (7. CABLE. E. OT. JOHN.
President and Csncrcl U3n:;:r, Chlcsse. Car.eral Ticket end rsssonccr Agoat, Chlsao.
New Liquor Sfcore
Tlie unde rslK'if J prptetfully announces
to the I'Ublle lint lie nai opened a
Wino and Liquo' Storo,
In tlie Ilulltllns next to the "Carbon Home,"
Bank St., Lehighton,
arl'l Is ireiiarcil tn supjily I'lioloe Il.anJl of
W1NI1-. ami I.IliL'Olt.S,
RVn WIIIKKIKH, llltANIIllN.
UU5I, (HV, AJ.tillllO!,, SUNT,
1.11'l'KllS, KI.MMtll,, .o., fce
William G-. Heilig,
March T-rl Lehighton, I'a.
RK I'D ItT (IK Tlll'T'tlV I TH) (
the KinST NATIO.N'Al, ItA.N'IC,
it L-liUliti.n, in th Ststr IVui.si liunl i,at ibe
loi.eir business, March loth, 186:
Rzot'acas.
irfMnssntt dlsfnanls ......
nrlrsfls
U. S. IIoiiJj to swur. rlrrutill in . .
llhr stivks. l..ni4.sii I in. rttrsiMs.
Ilus Iriiai Mitriiii'il riorre Hduls .
I'lle Trnui i thrr Nstl'insi 1'nnks , ,
llu iriHii StsW llsuks nU II ink-rs,
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Lfirsl li-ndtir notts . ,
KvuVuipliiMi fund with U.S. Trfssu.
t) (S per cuut. of clrcaUiluii) .
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Cspltsl sloelt psld la $7500 0.1
surplus luna , ill Z50.IK1
Uiiuivldmt profits 3,Vid.U4
Nattc-nal Itauk notes ou'.etanil.nf , 67,.r..oo
lllvl'ltfutls tlupali, . . , 733 5(1
lnllvMuslitopiitssubjecttocbsek. . e7Q02i
Due to other Aatioual Uanbs . . , o,ib20O
Tutsi
(231,531 35
S(j(oVnnsj'iaa(a, Countucj Carbon, si
I, . llosrmin, Cashier nf Hi nbuTD-rntned
tunk, di solemnly swrr lbt lha nLui. stitcui.iit
Is true to the bst ot uiy kiiowlidremid Ulirf.
ii. . nu)iA.,ua.ui.r,
aiilMirlltand sworn beroreuielbls 14th dsi of
March. 18- 5.
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