,44 lialiiSielrilkOliltEt 4l9ollllll ENC E LEIMSR FROM. RORIE. . / , 1. ....." Mine. Striebeta-111enteann au4-.r.,. inetzires;.4lltOry or a Greek btadall, Ititisand Turned litodelprillitr,e, Atte, -,:' - the Jerielietia.- Attiraea , fl aikairalf - anillbeCeneeil..- Ni s. E4l 4 1 toorreerieneehee of the a'.' Woe tiatettn.3 i . ;''t ROME, Italy, - Jdne ` , 040.--iiitine. Je \,( !iit cban-Bantnann, the, eihratell Datah-Poliw artist—Polish by bligh,tianiallby Mirria"g,e eiid long residence—has left Rome. During her eitayirt Rome, this spring; after her return from the*EaStrwhere . she•spent tbe last autumn arid` winter, tier husband's studiosiat,the Piazza del Popolo (Palazzo( Lovett!) were quite. crowded - wftb-visitora, - whcrwerit to° tee' the "'interesting studies and,:pleturei ' slid - liftd'i liteuglit from hsci- Grarce and I'igyplthi -- eJeriebau-went to-the rong rs ! East by appointment,qty paint family pertraits, for the Klng . olGreece and the Khedive. The' any prices she, received , sound -: enormoutato us- tY— * '2,50d : in gold for a head! . But we must re- and menabe.r,an • artist inns, a great risk In those rg at •and - solidi - les; the injtiry 'dorm - to tire eyes in E - . o uypt bythe air and hot soil is s'oinetimes fatal: Mine., inch Jerichini Wasiseized witlfsome affection of her L,lon. G say eyes while in_Egypt, had to stop herpaintitig and hao• leave before she had finished her commissions. °radii iteeinnit her''visit 6 Arnirietiwillhe a. :eel; _ ferred another - year, as she' bar& xettnerrAti, and , Egypt ne x t autumn to fulfil -ber engage-merits that in the Khedive's family.:, Nne. • Jerichau-Ban- one mann expected to spend this last winter of 'O9- The '7o;in America,butibeie orders front Egypt and aeav Greecepreverited her; from gratifying the wish the she I:ashen:for many yearsi of seeing the coun- • . in try whose people she admires 'so much. She Are very•inmatient for tbe time•to arrive when .she, the can visit the United States. When 'her fine ma . picture's' •Of Giorgio,' ' , the Greek .Goatherd, ine, - and his brother, were admired this Spring in. • Mb- Borne, Ignae. Jerichau always replied:. . and . "Yes ; I'shell net part with those pictures. I cksi tuts, baveitioneorrlyibest an. Ahern. I intend theme formy American visit." , ' - , . the There is a Startling 'story conneeted , with 5 SO' Gi6rgio, beer:Mad& • His face is Greek,hitt in me -unusual-type._ Mrne,Jerichaulivarf_Struck With: 7 a ~ ~. _ . . his remarkable face, wheni she saw him with vely Some goats; standing - in - the - market' place - or .'of üblic•piazza, of ,Athens. Ile was not a model, an_ ,public-piazza,but :apparently a goatherd just In from the and mountains:. time. Jerichau instantly went, up and to the man, asked _pin if he would come to ;lan; her stAidlo and•pose as a - naddel, - and ofibred ing, ... Um a - tempting,: Price. Giorgio hesi tated.; then Sonsented„ After one sitting he fold ugh raised pis price, and continued doing so until be-itum-Went-_far_beyond a dolla,r—fin_lianr__ 1 for —then he suddenly ceased coming,"and dis- Flu' _appeared 'front Athens, No one seemed to 'mu, knoW :him, nor - Wireneelie had gone. The yat "stud y was onlypartly finished. Mme. Jerichati, and with great Unwillingness, gave up the picture, side but it was-impossible to complete it without 'We t the moil& 1 A - few"weeks - went by i one -day er',s , M she'saw the an in the street. When asked are mbyhe,had ceased coming, he replied, with 'a rile; - cunning smile, that he had been. ill with fever; are but his firae, fresh, healthy leek, proud lie 'was , lying. '• iie consented 10 give. Mme. Jeri lien 1 --- DUI , tbe finalraittieg, but demanded an extortionate eful price, which be would not abate. • • ' ° --- Tbe - following - dayhe - kept his appointment, i- --- - 4 , I must take my hat oil to you, and give and irdeed'every - one, until `• the pietiire was 4 completed. One pecilliarity they noticed about ii you - my warmest congratulations, worthy son of such a father and mother I" the man. .Mine.-Jerichatt's rooms_were in the ' - - roper Palace ;to reach' them Giorgio had to i _ I like to, t el_l_theM pleasant stories, of young artists. In Harold Jericbau, too, I feel great paseArough part of the grand State apartments, interest. For two w.nters I have watched his wbiela are very regal and splendid, He never hard,rconScientions studiis. Last summer he showed the least surf rise or curiosity. ' They lived out on the Campagna, had fever, but used to watch him coining and leaving; he nothing startled him—he wanton studying from swung Ilia fine proportions along,down the grand spring to, autunin. This winter we have staircase and through the halls as k he •bad visited studios together certain days of every been or was the monarch of all he surveyed ; . week, American and Italian, of eculptors and his dignified bearing was more than royal, for add I have listened with much it wasperfectly unconscious and indifferent. , painters, pleasure as well as benefit to the earnest, gifted When the study was' finished the man re boy's intelligent remarks. Harold Jerichau, if eeived' his' money and disappeared. Mine. he lives, has a futuie of fame before him. . Jericlaitu saw him no more. The picture was Mgr. Strossmayer, the distinguished Bishop exhibited in Rome, just before the Greek of Bosnia, who bas fought the good : fight so brigand massacre, this spring, of the English bravely in the Coun s j cil,haust sent me,tbrough tourists. When some of the brigands 'were a friend, his card, on which he has_written his seized and killed, photographs of - their' heads autograph and motto. The language of the came to Rome in private letters, and- imme- / lotto is 11l bad receivingarian, the characters Latin, like diately On seeing one of them, the persons who n ,ed -, them exclaimed : our own, but the form , of the • letters is so • 'trau.slation, '9dme. Jericlaau's Greek Shepherd, Giorgio !' peculiar I cannot copy it. The I • The photographs were at the Prussian Env: however, is bas and the German Club. As s oon as "God and my'Country 7 Toseph Juras Strom .' Jerichau saw 'the photograph, she Ti . meYe .Mme''' • • Then rollow some hieroglyphic marks, recognized her money : loving, haughty Greek which„probably stand for Bishop of Bosnia and model. 'lle was tyliiigand. When biiosed ' to her be bad evidently come down from . the SYruan°This. Speaking of Strossmayer recalls to me that mountains into Athens to make his bargains •no one inßome has bad , a newspaper from __with officials; to watch tourists, and manage England, France or Germany this week ; 'or, his . murderous, robbing, rascally trade of . brigandage, under the very eyes of ttie govern ment. more properly speaking, the three principal journals, Lon don Times, Galignani ' ,and me. Jerichau's pictures of him and his - Francais, have been seized upon by the police brother—for lie also posed—are very beautiful. every day until to-day. " Miching malleeho" they have doubtless contained ;,somethingvery . .I. Illr, the brother's -the better of the two; but bad fee our morals, so we have not' been al- Giqgio's is the more popular, because more lowed to incur the danger of reading them. . , striking in color and arrangement. The. Parthenon is in the background. Giorgio These are the delights of living 'under: church martial law. The Galignani bas just come iu. holds a kid in his Farm, and a she-goat stands .Its contents are extremely innocent, 'and this beside bilk looking 'up ; a twig of olivta'is in, is why we are allowed to have the pleasure of the Tight band, and the body leans against a fragment of an old has relief of the Parthenon. its society to-tlay. . A leather ease or quiver hangs in front of the i Council matters are still in a tangle. The waist, in which is a dagger. The costume is general discussion of- Infallibility--if. discus_ Greek, bat on tbe head, instead of the cap, is a sion it can be called—is elpeed,and the,Father s rich yellow handkerchief tied . tightly oyer the are treating, the separate articles of the Schema front, with the ends hanging down behind, de Ecclesia. A protest has been presented to the very like the head-dress of the Capri women. Pope, through some of the Legates, signed by The face-is extremely handsome ; a true Greek one hundred and thirty--smee say One hun „. , nose; deep cut at the breW ; fine cursedyed and fifty Fathers. It is a very energetic ... of thetbin; very little beard ; thin, well-thri l led ' paper,l am told, and complains loudly against mama ; ' large almond-shaped eyes, with a the ipjestice' shown by the ahrept closing of the ' dreamy expression ; but both eyes add mouth debate on the ad of Juue. A number of leadi, look cruel ; there is about the whole face and in g Bishops, 'among- them Mgr. Dupauloup , figure the grand nobility of a perfect animal, had prepared themselves to speak to the sub-' and everyindication . . in the face of total ig- jest; but by this sudden cloSing; of the titres..., -- -- -nreirapee of principle. You would = feel sure; lion they cannot be heard. ,On Tuesday last,' when you saw such a man in life, that lie 'Rh June, a fourth and new form of the Infal would make no more work about stabbing libility was proposed and refused by the op you or cutting your throat than he would posing Bishop's' ' _. about killing a kid--probably not so much. This is a very solemn week. The Popehas Such a man does not' value hunian .life, and Jardered . a daily expositlon of tbe Blessed Sacra •you would feel fatally sive of meeting with L6--mentron the altars Of designated Chinches; quarter; if seized by liim on a pleasure-trip, as anti Various confraternities Of nren and women' were.'o:?or Lloyd and yyner. , / , visit these eliurcliee and pray for 'the malty of Giorgio's brbther looks extfemely like him ; the Council. Long processions can be seen in the features are almost identical ; the costume ail (parleys of the city, eroseing tirePiaizadand : the sAme,eitcepl, he wears a cap. The body Jeans streaming up apd down the Stree.6 2 , hearing , against a'Parthenon bas relief width forms all crosses aud-torchergarid tehtitilitigiselerrin lite-- ie - I„tg•ctrdl-in 9iorgio's picture tbere r ia a . niii. ' Thi76,ipaii Pi knees jiiKll 4 riqcisses be . . _ rich .tine Ski, which pleases'every one greatly, long‘tethese societiee.,4•l saw, quite ,'9,11 aged " ~,p and &Tule effect and relief' to the beatiti Princess leading oneuf•theprocesiderns yes'..er eul chief face, The brother also he l ms an olive, day,. as it walked across the Piazza Minerva. branch in his lett hand, but has no kid in his. She was dressedhablack m asltitei anti Itr p- '- .; t_ t., - P 4 arm's, and the - right rand is on hie dagger, - ' - fnicsgra3r head had'ariCh 2 V . 0,11, mi.: ove,o:,,ci which ftwings in the leathern quiver, I 1 is the 4plincess beside her Old'ille cross, atin,tl*o4l same noblk f.ype;;llre same ilre~"t of high rank followa,all abatable ~, tb*it t l o4 handsome ifark ees but the dreamsti rti , , Other. It was asintetesting and pip ~. ,„ better tbi4a l an the face hi Mote intellect -al. ~7 aa-,tt was solemn. An hour beforOc.l4la, 0 1:$ Vii4;hrotbel. W 4 igeill i alclkit Careeetit, \rig i i ;brotherhood of gentlemen had_ompt tiff 1 7. ,k,,n,ney„:„.....„,-aTte 4the ilt.o.4,fck• - 1 =Piitzza on the other .side, • ,, ,Satt ;'•Aii , • della: low ti the'4wo, i according Ito oul'retnitric, S7alle was the church` of . 4 ; Y` terlay,• Gip io,lieWbier,. ley* Itoyier brotherhi:s.. , , " ,3ve feel very badly ,about - the. dieren _ ..- ...„ i s wlitlin he 'evidently recrarded - as 'lris inferior; ill, the Council, and.yet it its.Weii to ierrieinber for mercy and honesty and gentleness are re- they are mere trifles compared tO those 'which' garded with great contempt 'and looked upon history tells us took place - at Constance, Bitle as weaknesses liy,•the-xnere - humans . animal - and •Trent.- ,Even 'religions history admitsthat,' ,whether he he :railed a brigand or any other ,indecorous scenes occurred, on those occasions' ? name, and, the animal is generally the master, , and more profane wafers 'irifofm Us that the ' too. • • 1 -•- --•-•• reverend 'Fathers texereach -- other's ears and I Mime. -Jerieliatt's- . .piettirei c - Were livery fasci- " held each other ntiedsiiy," as Friends say. I. bating. Stich rich bits ~, of color, such strong ' ave no doubt many a goad Father would have i x piessionp erVariehs types and , characters ; • iked - terhavegiverfor pluckyArnerican - Bishopr put' 'I cannot indulge myself in deSeiibing 'any: Shaking and a culling When be dared' to say more of them—altliongh to do it'lS'alUxiity—. a foiTeight since. that the kingly, power of the it seenis'to bring them back before me, and Pope was incomprehensible to him, and as -for, ale°, the 'delightful bouts I spent in looking at personal infallibility, - it2WaS•a positive 'sacrilege them and talking, to this eharming woman and )3ut say what we will when, we teel *disposed gifted artist. I have already-taken up too much' to grumble, mankind•in this nineteenth century_ t space; as I,llqe so• many 'things to mention. is more eivili4ed. Cavour just hit the fact when , . , Beforedeavingthe subject, however, Dniust say he Said : • "Man en iucthse is certainly im a fewwords about ,her' son Harild Jerichau. proved; as, fcultbat (soquip.) rascal man, indi . kehas been a pupil of Bennonville; the exCel- vidually, he is not much better," Bent French landscapist, for a year or two, and , Anew habithas sprung up; in Rome amoffg the pictures he exhibited this spring shoW that the artists o,f - eYitig - exhibit`ibila, at then rooms. he, possesses a most remarkable :talent; one Four' artists-Orownitishieid, Coleman, Ved landscape, especially, is very Striking: The der and Yewell—joined together at the close of scene is at Monte Carcello, San 'Nike; Pear yvinter,and 'Faye a veritable artists ,reception, yeiletri. There is a bit of aqueduct-in the by gag light, which'was very gay. and crowded. distance, - `some'' - goats'and a woman Healy' held these - semi-private day 'ree.ep , the. foi : eground. The Campagna ,has smoke tions regularly' during the winter. He', had a,, rising from several points, the fires which •the delightfuLone last week. The invitations are peasants build.at sundown to dissipate the ma-, Out for a reception this afternoon at Towel's.,: lariat, It isd late in the day, an ad opaline, studio. In Pay, nest letter I will' report ,upon hazy.vapor is arising from the beautiful,treaCh- the beautiful pictures of this excellent artist. erous land., It is "a charming &titre, and It is to be wished that this custom ,may be honest too, conscientionsly .worked; no-tricks, more generally,followed. So , many beautiful no false _effects, portraits and pictures leave Rome, without ffects, but the true 'study of nature by an artist.' The peculiar :coloring - of the being seen, go into , prbiate galleries and are tarriP - gba - is .given;;, gray, -Pot - green, - as so` known no more: The artists are often so busy many painters make it, and - mpliberless name .-they canhdt spare the time for a dayexifibitiOn: less_peculiarities can'be seen; of which,only a Read, for example, who works like a horse on laboriour student - drithisT3trange - but - lovely - -a tread-mill,-paints, flnisfies, boxes, Iv andsends_ stretch____ol_ land' knows. __._The Campagtral - ,,,f' off , and so gees on -without any one but chance R H etie is, asUntold .Terichau says, like an an- visitors being any the wiser. Chance visitors, tique statue, chaste and severe in outline, and too, see only a few--things, -for- they hate to full of the most ravishing lines, lights and make long calls and diSturb a man when they shadows. When 'Grieg, the Norwegian , see him hard at work.' Healy is also a hard musician, '..was In ' Rome • this spring; worker, but,he says these, regular exhibitions he called at yohng Jeriehau's studio, or rather are in the end.a saving Of Aline, ; the artist is in the, elder Jericliaus's studio, Where Harold left more tolimself and not interrupted by and hisyqother had theirpietures. For although droppers-in jtist when a light is perfect or a Jerichan the Sculptor - has not visited Rome for difficult bit,conaing out right. several years, b.TE.till i keeps-lits 7 Plll - studlos 7- hr • - ~ Rome, and work is going on, there. Jerlchau. Sr.: is the Presldet4 of the Royal Society at Copenhagen ; he' fills Thorwaldsen's place, and the rules of - the Society require_ him to reside there. But to return to G . rieg. The Nome°lan musician looked at - Ilarohrs winters work.' Men this - Velletri Campagni, picture was brought out, he remained silent fqr oyvhUe, [ben turning to Harold, said : How- old are you ?" . Eighteen." • Instantly Grieg's hat went offpand the cour teous-artist' bowed as be said with graceful I_,t act : .••• . • - • 1...tt. ,t V fIiA " tVEITIN Bu . CANADIAN INDEPENDENCE. . . . The following resolutions • were offered by Sir John Young- at wmeeting held in Montreal the other night for the purpose of declaring for the independence of Canada. The - Montreal Gazette stty6: • - Hon John Young walked up to the platforni and stepping to tbe, front, said :.:He was there, nut as an obstructionist, but to propose an. ameridMent, and that was to adjourn the meet,. . ing so as to allow due time for the considera _tion.oLlilie„slibject..•-_-..- [Cries of ".no ":" no:" . _ 1 from 'one side,and cheers from another:f bad drat out 4uite ''a:iditrerent 'set of resole Mona: He did not wish to put theSe resolutions., . _now, but to read them as a notice, and waitSo;„- • - let ; he citizens of Montreal ,judge - which set' contained the proper sentiments for this city • and -the. 'country- to- express. .He then pfo:., ceeded to read the resolutions, which were - • - r Resolved, That it is acknowledged by all that the colonial state, under the liberal and enlightened care of Great Britain, has secured for 'Canada numerous moral and .material . ad, vantages; inspired ,- its inhabitants with • an earnest love for well-balanced liberty, - and taught them a'valuable'experience in working representative institutions; but is no less true. and conceded on both sides of the Atlantie,that the time has come when the connection with the mother country is a mutual cause of dial chlty—[eries r of "No," "no," hisses,cheers and confusion, which, neither side liking to give in, continued for some time. Quiet was, how ever, partially restored' and Mr. Young pro ceeded]—a biuden for the parent state—a clog to the colony ; , and that the British Ameri can Province's ought proudly to take their rank among independent countries, arid assume a national independent position, [More' confu sion.] Resolved, That the full amount of prosperity to which a people is entitled can only be ' at tained by the free , develepment of commercial intercourse with other 'nations,by untrammelled indristry, by iindisturhed agricultural pursuits, and is only•secured through a free political sys- • teni, which Onables the population of •a country to: shape its own destinies. • The - ex perience-of the last;feW years evidently; pivies that the Statesmen cif. Great Britain consider us fullY able' to rindertak,e' such a task, and the imperial:act . ; uniting four of the British Ameri can ProVinces into,the , present confederation,: granting. them au almost complete right of self government, followed so soon ve by the with drawal of the troops, can lea no • doubt . on that score. [Hisses and cheers.], • ' Resolved,'; That 'the present constitution, whichlta anthoiitiei supported by considerable majorities, have endeavored to set in motion, , • has not , , produced the results hoped for by '1 Many, and can be looked upon as a success ' those . akine Who' . intended' it 'as a step towards' . a ,better and' more complete measure,: Our political state is fraught with complicated, and constantly growing, diflicalties • our -mantifac . tines. are shackled by an uncertain future; our farming population is being impoverished upon a fertile soil; the most energetic porticin of our working classes fly our country by thousands; and the labor and emigrants, attracted from EuroPe to our shores, look upon them but as-a path to a more promising land; and seldom tarry with us. Finally, our country -is per manently threatened with unjust, lawless, and costly invasions; certainly from no fault of ours. Besolved, That we cannot call upon Great Britain to remedy all these numerous' evils, for she has granted to us fall freedom_of. .internal seglovernment and Cando no more , without sorue,degree of injustice to her : ow n people; NO taunt of disloyalty cau be aimed ,at those who debate such important mat:Mrs: . British statesmen in Parliament, and reputed Writers have, in every possible form, notified us, that self-reliance; is hereafter to be our safe.st and only .cimis i e; and that England clalimpi:,,h, "' e,r prOtuicst:title to, the' gratitude of the civilized, world,. her: ability to give birth to free, Power fni and prosperous nations.- Besolved,._Thatovit)i a view to placing our trite pOSitidia . before the'people of the - Empire: .. and Dominion , an humble - addraSS. to Per; Majesty the Queen, founded on the ,foregoini resolutions, :be ,signed by.the. chairing' 411 vc secretary of this, inceting,and forward to: the Secretary of . ; State for the Dominion for presen tation tuber! Majesty; through his Excellency the. Governor-General. -,,' Aliv , Yonng then said that such; were • 5 ' 4.: : re . lolopliy. eirivirte• every One,wll9-p-44T lie was thoroughliloy.al , anal tio„ Map,- lie.-,drought , could show ~n. clearer re/iird ,of lanky to his sovereign thanbacoolti. He was the father of a large family, no, ( 1 hti ,:', ,„:.-...:.-....:::,:,' f:,;-::-.,....-,1.-.',•.;.-•;:iii:',.1-.!"::::-:,-,.,,,,..:,:i ,E TIN: THURSDAY, JUNE 30, I, hOulfelppt k. r ..„o,sto do what he ..,:e.cifilid';':Pot. * Otol .4118,,,belleved : that, in th*Catintry it was true 40Yalty tolioiforile' .sepalitl6ll,--from -the -ritother.coiitry, , and for '..itit iiidefidAdent ',pbaltipil.: , ` ; '[c'lO, ) ii no;" Iljseif 411)dlelkiers.] ' He ' would not speak to tlif Presedt, t'dhciletionS, but he believed one of - tbe , ',.,t as calculated - to injure ' this* country. -,, Ori ' tied cOeirif , '"No," “no ;",hisses and Weer'''. Otte of3tieSe - resolutions blamed the Arial n Government, for the course it had talletirritlle4nAgor.pf the late Fenian raid. ~' '/A:vo(C'e -4 1 .,.:QUelight I ."Quite right ! " • I . A, .:",' -Wl^ - - - itbling4lld,riot 'wish to be -interrupted, IlleWas;tif course, in fri:sieSSl:Oilrif direct in ro;rination,—.All,lrikuew-was., the...public-41k , nouncement that. berMajesty's Minister' at WashillitOkliadeOiriblimented the American government; for "their conduct in the matter. [Con fi rsion .3' . - Her woulit iletite4:the iril nor ' now, butyWollid Wove in lunenduleiethat llie, meeting be adjciiiiiidd , to . Tue.sday,ttlri...2Bth' 'June, for the purpose of considering both sets i •Of - ^esolntisirek ------ ' • i t' . .. i [From the N. T. Triune.] The Blue Noses of Nova Scotia -have their I:opinions of Canadiari'-iiidePerulence and An ! 'nexation, and are determined also to have ' 'l - ,heir say ~.• We don't pow how •vil.e. an in iluence :it:Wields orldW 'bin* It 4 party I( peaks or,- but, here lilhe ;Plain lrilimation'Of-whafit vents, Nshichthe Yarmouth Herald puts forth: ' The Independence party appear toe rapidly gaining gromp, An th'9,l,lAT.' A:.:prnyln fig, Several - influential journals in Canada, here to fore opposed to separation from England, have withina _short . time commencell to advocate : it, and the sentiments recentry eipressed in the Imperial . Parliament _ arid _ by the leading English journals havrigiven a strong impulse to lite cause. -,We carrinothini'foi 4ndependence' Only as it may bring-about-annexation, a re sult which we deem inevitable: The severance of . the Don:tit:den fromr F.,,hgland -Would be followed by another declaration of in ' dependence and the release of Nova Scotia from Palladian rule., ,Thatjsthri'grelund on which we would advocate independence, and the one which wriare cOnfident ,would gain for it the greatest anima of: snit : port ' among the mass of our population-__We are, glad_ _to_ per ? ceive so many'of the politicalUaders and jour , nals of all partieS on. the track: to 1 -manifest des tiny."' , , , , , , , , . ~ STIMAIER RESORTS ON THE LINE OF Philadelphia and Reading Railroad And Brauelies. 3IAY 20,7870: MANSION. HOUSE, MT. CARBON Mrs, (larolluo Wunder, Pottsville P. 0.. Schuylkill co TUSCARORA HOTEL, Mrs. Al .L. Miller, Tuscarora P. 0., Schuylkill county. RANSOMS 'HOUSE, _ W. F. Smith, Mahanoy City P. 0. Schuylkill county. MOUNT CARIIEL /11017 SE, Charles Culp, Mount Carmel P: 0.. Northumberland co 'RITE-HOUSE, F. Mayer, Reading P. 0.. Berke 'bounty. ANDALUSIA RI AUL, Henry Weaver, Beading P. 0., Berke county. _ CEN FRAC AVENUE HALL, G. D. Davie, Reading P. 0., Berke County. • SPRING HILL HEIGHTS , Jacob H. Breisch, Conshohocken P. 0., Montgomery co. ROYERTOWN SCR !if ARYi L. M. Koons, Boyertown P. 0., Berke county. spitinows— Geo. F. Greider, Litiz P. 0., Lancaster cotinty. LIVING sPitinSias Dr. A. Smith, 'Werneraville P. W., Berke county. COLD-- SPRINGS _MOTEL, .LERANON COUNTY, .Wnl. Lerch, Sr,. Pine Grove P. 0., S.chnylkill county. —EPHRATA SPRINGS, . - John Frederick, Bphrata P. o:,Lancaster county. PERICIOREN - BRIDGE HOTEL. Davis Longaker,Collegerillo P, 0., Montgomery co. PROSPECT TERRACE. -- .Dr, .lames rahuar, Oo ll bse. illo P. 0., nootgomery co. ROUYN HOUSE. - Geo. S. Burr, Shamokin, Northugoberland county. Excursion Tickets will be sold at Philadelphia to and from above points at reduced rates, good for same day lesued,and on Saturdays good until following Monday. ray232tri NE-BRLINVE WHITR SULPHUR SPRINGS.. Madison county, New York: First-class Hotel and every requisite, now open. Drawing-room and Stooping from Hudson River Railroad Depot, New York,, at 8 A. M.-and 6 P. M., without change to Chittenango `Station, 12 miles east of Syracuse. - For Illustrated Mir caters, address as above, or 0. H. OLIVER, 7 Beekman street, N.Y. je29-Im§ AT CAPE MAT. - • • WILL BE OPENED FOB aux,sTs JUNE Md. It is intended that the COLEXIIIA-ahall - BnBtain its high character for quietness and good order, and con tinue to be so conducted as to retain its large first-class family patronage:' Arrangements may be made for families by calling upon the undersigned at the Girard Douse, Philada. GEO. J. BOLTON, Proprietor; -- myl9 th ' , iv tjy34 STOCKTON HOTEL CAPE MAY, N. J., '" OPENS FOR THE RECEPTION •OF GUESTS JUNE 25: Music under the direction of Professor CHARLES B. DODWOp.TH. • - Terms- 7 51,i0 :per day, or • e2B peroseek.. - . CHARLES DUFFY, Proprietor, , , Formerly of Continentalliotel, Philndelphin. je2B tjyl6. o n. gress ft 11; CAPE MAY, Opens, June ISt. Closes, October Ist. TERMS-- 857 Inly day June and September. t . 214 00 per day /MY. and August., • The new wing is now completed. : Mark and Simon Hassler's full Military Band and Cor bin:4AM bf 20` - pieces. •- • ' . ' - Applications for Booms, address • J. CAKE, Proprietore apl6 19 22 26 29 & nod tanl64 • - Freeland, Montgomery County; Pa. This delightful BUMMER REt3.I.REKUE wfU lia'open for the reqpption of gnats on and after Juno 1. • For Oirenlare, Terms, &c., apply to JAMES FULMER do p 0,., 439 MARKET Street.,Thila., or to , the proprietor, -Jail*les Palmer, Collegeville P. Pa. .Ip . y)Lo tu,th 2nsip • •XOVN7A - TN,: - :,...ffOVS,E, CRESSON SPRINGS PA. Tide favorite resorthas been enlarged and improved Since last, season. lll lbe opqn PIC Guests Alpine 15, MO. EXCURSION TICKETS Sold by the Tonnsyliania Railroad at New York,' Philadelphia, HarrisbUrg and Pittsburgh. trains stop at Oressom .Noetns map be secured in suites or single. , • F BILLING'S OELEBRATED ORCHESTRA HAS BEEN ENGAGED FOR THE BEAS.ON. • For further Intervale'', address; G. W. MULLIN, Proprietor. ONE FURNISHED COTTAGE TO BENT. • _.j2o , FAMILY OF THREE: On FOUR PAN ri be scoonnhodated with Board for the Simmer tit a jileasant , Farni-bonsel five Ininrites' walk`ofil railroad station, ono hones xids from the oits , 4iddrese W. P. LIVAET I PI month Meeting Montgomery county, Pe. NEMO ...._.. .11Q110AD TOP MOUNTAIN HOUSE, JJ BROAD TOP , .111./NTIN 0 DON. :COUNTY, PA, Will open for the. lecoptiou '-of.roftoto •310NDAY' Juno 20. . • 'I,Y. PDATISON, • • . ploprlotor IDP : II.R4.T.A.,MkYILYNT J 12.4 - • • '' tNACIABVr i tt"(I I OI)I4I' • - tie te• caption of gueete on 75th Jen°, ender the eunerltttoud• erica of Win.,Whiteheuee (late of 41. lan.l l o 1104 y). • For partieulare, addreite . • • 0A . ,IfIIBD . P4X - • • roy2s' •• -ProPritor. , . A SI.T.3IIIIEICRES - ORTS Chitten:airkgo, THE COLUMBIA-HOW4E, PRCSPEOT Tg,RRAC3'.E •)15; V i e;;'- ~,.~ fi~ . laIENClilirCO - FICOUSIa; . . IRENOVO, POINSYLVANIA' r tp r ...,".IPitel)*ll o olltifa. and . .E 9,1141.1. :if . P'ovv-r A VIX fi; .•" t'._:•,.i: 1 Vy, ~ ,:, . -, 1 4 Pro riqt_r. ~ -r i ., - 3 L , , I .t - ..4 ", it - - - 1 ,4 - 1 - r' , if k . , - 71 ~ ,,, •71 3 1.14tAta ...,,, if - 47dt,, 4. ,, . h tt pii4tesattek.---„ , •,,. .opplor In, Tocot4i l lgra 40*. , i'o,fr •- , ..-j,.. , V Tb' nialidi, and MI whoSivant rearand roiitored boa ltldAs4.mtvat and beat of all locationa In ronnaylva Nt'Aldtiam - dnded, . .. ... ... . ~,-. . . _ _ Situated: . on lbo west bianch of tho Boßroelianna ,-,x.1.y0r. isviagood.tiout,fieldiag-noar,),...nnd,aurronnded wlthiplendid 60eILOT) . it ottani good clica and.boalth to • - CIIARCIES MODERATE. , Cape Aa— Ca ng or Proprietors. p " SrA llbl4At 4kt Formerly 'kept by AARON GAR.RETSON.I6 now to be opened under new OURpiCPSt under the fin pervision of W. DULLER( formerly Proprietor of Congress Ball) and Itch tended by,,WILI •• • • • • ~••• • he Heim etungaltrhlff tion_Cloar :of aw. Deedn. and! Svi oP6nbd on the TWENTIETH DAY OF JUNE NEXT, as a , Fixist-E lllOO Family ilefaiding' House. • No Bar Attached. to the House. , Thatablo Will be well eupplied with all the Suatpoa- Tuifis• and iintanactas by : TIM SEAAON, Withutit ,the , `Entrees." • • •-•• • ••• ••••• • Stage always in readiness to ..convey. Guests to and From tha,Bonotand.Bnining Brottod4,.froa of ohargeeei i I ,l W' <, ThisiLhubsexiber.,wcialdf:respectfully-SfollSitlyoar patronage and promises to spare no pains or expense to Blake the NATIONAL adesirable homy Tor those tylpto iv felt notntort and tho•bftattt tf , Sea Air and Sea Bathing without the expenses of o f fashiptiahle hotel. Werme—slB.oo.per week or $$ 00 per day. Liberalearflegments be ,made to large families emain ing from four to Rix weeks. ' • , -For ROOMS, &C:iliddrolsll' - _ • • WILLIAM WHITNEY, •: ifiIO!tfb , , , .NATIONAL-.BALL, CA PE'ffULY , N. J., SCHATTFLER'S - , HOTEL, ATLANTIC , CITY. N. J. , Theleati lOCation Cat the , ivith an A No.l tai)le, nii t;hetost attention paid to its guestit.' . 2.lghty fine usjeepina - gliatub era, with Leda, etc,nneurpaased. . ALOIS SOBAUFLIGIL Proprietor. _ MII.IfA.K IN' ATLANTIC lIOTEL, OAPS MAY. Rebuiltl eine° the late lire, and ready for Gnats. Op,en during the..year , le directly on the Sea-tihor,e,.with the, beet Bathing . Beach of the • . Ca r . for Terms t Somme r : t o per City, and 12i 00 per week. . • , . Coach from the Depot, Free. No Bar. • , - 7 . - • ' JOUN 'MOM:AKIN, . ray24.tu th s3mL Proprietor. • ATLANTIC CITY. • The Surf o lloone je now,o,Ptl al , n. firfit'cl 4,0 % 141211 Y house. Itelocation and- grounds are unsurpastied and actommodattons excellent. A"railroad has beettlaid to . the bathing 11011ECII. Nobar will be - kept. • • • JA.GOII FKEAS. j 025 a tdtki3t§ Troprietur, UITEDTATES HOTEE - FOIntERLA Sherman House, Cape Island. The undersigned - respectfully - intorme thepublic flutt he- has taken the above hotel, and will keep . a plain, comfortable house. a good table-and the beet.wuna andAlunors.:that call_ procure. Price of . board, $l7 50 per week. Will Upon July lat. JERE 111eR11311.174, je29 Mit Agent. Celebrated Patent Sofa Bedstead is.niiw being manufactured and sold In large numbers, both-in.ERA-NCE and_ENOLlAND.._thin.tie had only at theWarerooms of the , undersigned. This piece — of Fur niture is in the form of a handsome PARLOR SOFA, yet,in one minute It can be extended into. a beautiful FBENCII BEDSTEAD, With springs, hair mattresses complete. it has every convenience for holding the bed clothesln easily managed, and it Is impossible for, it to get out of order. The use of props or hinged feet to support the mattress when - .extended, or ropes to regu late it, aro entirely done away with, as they are all very unsafe and liable to get out Of repair. The BEDSTEAD is forthed by simply turning out the ends, or closing them when the SOFA is wanted. -They are, in comfort, and - appearance; farstiperlor to and.coot uo more than a good Lonnge. An eXtiminationls solicited. " EL ;F. HOVER, , No. 230 South SECOND Street, Philadelphia . my.lo th to dni4 SUNDAY SCHOOL S UPERINTEN to den% get Prof. Hakt's admirable address. "flow to Select a Library," at' the Sabbath School Emporium.6oB Arch street. Philadelphia. IMPOBTANT To uusrsEss MEN. CAPE MAY DAILY WAVE," The_publieation of the Sixth Volume of the "DAILY W AVE" will be commenced on or about July let, and will be continued until Sept4Mbur lst. Elll2 It will present each day accurate - and fall reports of the hotel Arrivals and Local Events of this fashionable resort, and will be a paper not surpassed by any en the State. Business men_vvillfind_the'DAlLY WAVE" a most advantageous medium for' advertising, the rates DM which are as follows; One inch space, $lO for the season, Each Subsequent inch, ste for the season. On the first , page, 02 per inch in addition to the above rates: Address, • . • C. B. MAC/RATH, Editor. IdAGRATII &GABRETSON, Publishers. je2o-tlau.3l§ NEW YORK STANDARD, NO. 34 PARK ROW, NEW YORK, Containing full and accurate Telegraphic News and Correspondence from alUparts of the world. TWO CENTS per single copy, or Siz.Dollass :petannum. For sale at TEEN WITH'S B.A.Z.Wt, 614 , Chestnut street 'CENTRAL NEWS AGENCY, 505 Chest- Vat street ASSOCIATED__ NEWS COMPANY, 16 South' Seventh street. 13A14;ENDER, Third and Walnut streets. ;WINCH, 605 Chestnut street. "ItCrWEN;corner Third and Dock streets. ,And other Philadelphia News Dealers. .A.dvertisementB received at office of. the MOBSINGTOST: • L"— • VatabUshed 1.141. WM, 1111ANAGAN & SON; itgowsp- AND sump PLUMBERS No. 129 W ,airmt Street • • - or s WALION &, CO., ' oeintrivr IitAtERS bunfactui l e O. Ol 3 llnO r it i a l uTe S at i lt* Vr iture aerie Quality. • • , medium Priced 000134 V DA r ND AND MDE TO ORDER. Countere i -, eek-,work, for Banks, oolcea , and SiPree' ma i d ° °ram. ' .IOS'E weizroti '.lBllCfiartglgr.T. JAMES ,11,. :WILSON", HOUSE PAINTIon. , • ale 661:1TN NINTH STREET, (ode. co -an fiontli Ninth litroot. ny3u ly 41:05' I 010-/YrP 'GUT 1 5 ,1 11°R 4 1P t i rsTiit 4 04 .uTtudeoione6 epsl" i f l e ennsy Tanis 1.„ 631radiNtln ati64;liforJZl7hlßeiitti,llllnoic Aldan . - 0-romlbcre x OFL.:EVPrir to 0T T "PIN - e lf ,tiV75 r dtl ti_f l 'A r e ,2 !•_ n toir,Tennor-inn3!0.171,," Ton ,qed .PoT OPr tro , 4 )11 ; Twl k st 6 ' * jos 0 kturcL! Jae', I ~.;xt:v;• y. SUMMER ItESoivrti,__ 'e : ' SOFA BED n.ovErt9s • ~ . . I For the Sutontor or 1870. THE PUBLISHED, BY JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG, SIN ESS CARDS. $.'P. & C. R, • TAYLOR, Perfumery and. Toilet'Soaps, 6 41 and 643 North Ninth street initY FIirt , ILIPPI, • untrnliTpu AND. BUMPER, N 0.1024 SANSOM STREET, PHILADELPHIA. ' I'INAL%/11i(A14-T 6 ; 0. " A 1 44 ," IW4UPONS 0-F. UNION - PA,CIFIC'Rs • —7;44 , , OE*TAAL. - -PACiFlti'ttii . B O tiCitiT AT BEST tok'l' lEEE .. ..;. 1, . ::'.': . f.; , ..V ., .• . 1;:1 f . ~Y:- : ‘,."A;,f'i i ' 2'..1:1,;3_ ; . ',1)1E: • j . "c:111, 40 Novi th. Third -ft iratt PHILAD 'Per Celli. Go FfIIST MORTGAGE .B 0 • •• • ,FREE OF II Pt; T,4*, - • Burlington, ,Cedar Rapids and nesota.. R. R. Co • • role :A wr -AT-90 AND` . 31 7 . 7 J. EDGAR THOMSON, Trt or -• • CHARLES. 1G: EILOST,• $ . 4 . , These bonds have:* yearS to 'lnn. are conVertible at the option ofthe bolder into the stork of tlnettorapan) at par, and the payment of the prinplpal is Provided for by a tdokitig fund. • , _ The grinner part of the roz4 is already completed, and shows large earnings, and the taihtnce of the work is rs! pidly, progressing. . • Wennheeltatingly recommend these Bonds es t' and , beet investment in themarket. . - United States live-twenties, at present pricey tunrilte-pernettL-Interest,while-there- par one trr j art y :o r d per cent in Gold; And we regard th - The Company reserve the right without not' 'ranee the price, IiENRY CLEWS ' , Benue 's2 WALL STELE TOWNSEND WHE BOWEN-8; FOX, 'KURTZ & HOWAR BARKER BROS. & C DE HATENA.BRO _ T:RITTGH CONVERTIBLE 6 - Per Cent. First Mortgage =Gold Loail Free from all Taxes. We offer for sale 8l.7'.;00X0 Orate Lehigh Coal ch.; Navigation Company's new First l'ilortgago Bit r, Cent. Gold Bonds, free from all trocesdnterest due.:Aarci and September, at- NINETY (50) and - interest - i&c rency added to date of purchase. ' These bonds are of a mortgage loan of 82,000,000,dat. October 6 11369. They hive; t*enty-ilve (55) years run, and are convertible into stock at par until- 1575 Principal and interest payable in geld. They are secured by a first mortgage on 5,600 acrsi, coal lands in . the Wyoming Valley, near Wilkesbarre, present prciducing at the , rate of aOO,OOO tons of coal annum, with works in progress - which contemplate large increase at an early period, and also uponyalualil Beal Elitate in this city. A sinking fund of ten cents per ton upon all oal take from these mines for flvi years. and of lift.-en cents ton thereafter, is established, and The Fidelity, Trim ance, Trust and Safe Deposit Company, the .7"rmFtee under the mortgage, collect these sums and Invest t In these Bonds, agreeably to the porerielenriffeseFrusi For; fullpsrliculars, copies of the mortgage, Av. apPly to - . . • W. H. NEWBOLD, SON & AERTSEN, C.:&111,11&0811F.; • E. W. CLILEIf, it CO., x. JAY 'Coons 4: co., DREXEL & CO. . jo 111m§ Williaingport City 6' Per et. Boni FREE OP : TAX. At 85,and Accrued Interest. ,This Loan is issued In Coupon Bon interest payable March let and Sept. is Fo• further Woryncttion apply to;- ' P. S. PETERSON Bc . CO. 39 tOUTHTHIRD-STREET, je24-1m JAY COOKS : & , CO. CO, New.Yprk,anctWashinoton, , nAI 4 I - 1 4 8 . it$, • AND Dealers In. DOrerneient Securities. , Bpecial'ptf ntfon'glvento th‘e- Purchase and- Bale of , Bend a era/Reeks on Conittileeion, at the Board of Bro kers in this and other cities. • • ' INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS: COLLECTIONS MADE ON ALL POINTS. 00.411 AND I$ThrE7R BO . UGHTAND SOLD'. EELIABLE RAILROAD BONDS FO4 INVEST MEM. . , • Pamphlets.and full information g iven at our °Mee. . • -- gfresot t ' - - 'IVIIMATON.:'smiTg& co, BANKERS AND AR9p4lO, No. 121 S. TUIRD. STREE T.. • . - lETPO I q99P4I9 , . . SMITH , RANDOLPH'& OD. 'Drury department f Banking' business shall receive. Gold ain a d ttc aTo n ri3renlt e s t g or thtl?; ,r l u ettrA o lgrint • frlondsi D. RANDOLLID s & OlkitNew Toth', br our iin-VAT/P, 75 7- 1 9 0,, , - - 6 - • • • tal/-ly. CIIII.RITS - ZURV*NTINZ.-,4322 - ,BARAELE )0-'l3plrits Tnriipniino now landing from. Steamer" 'PIO peer. 7l frOm "Wilmington, N. 0., and for • sale I.* , COOll 11,08t3ELL & 0`0.,111 Ohestrint street. s ~ r~"r,+,, ' p,~,~e~ ' • (' 3 7 14A73
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